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He offered________valuable suggestions ________ few people disagreed.

A.such, that B.very, that C.so, that D.too, that

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Who is your friend?

What does he/she usually do on Saturday?

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Mary and Tommy are sister and brother.

Mary often says she is heavy. She is __________ about it and goes to Doctor Lee. Doctor Lee says Mary should change（改变） her diet — what she __________ every day. “Do you like chocolate?” he asks Mary. Mary tells him she likes chocolate very much and she eats it almost every day. “Well, that’s the __________. Eating too much chocolate can make you fat. And you must say __________ to chocolate.” Mary is not happy when she hears that. But she has to follow Doctor Lee’s __________.

Tommy often says he is not strong（强壮的）. He __________ he can jump high and run fast. __________ he goes to Doctor Lee, too. “Do you like chocolate?” Dr. Lee asks him. Tommy tells Dr. Lee he __________ chocolate. “Well, please eat some chocolate every day,” Dr. Lee says to him. “Eating some chocolate is good for you. It can give you energy.”

Then the sister and brother talk about their diet. “__________ is a diet? A diet is to eat what you dislike and keep away from your __________!” they can”t help shouting!

1.A.serious B.excited C.careful D.worried

2.A.cares B.eats C.minds D.cook

3.A.reason B.event C.fact D.habit

4.A.sorry B.hello C.goodbye D.yes

5.A.rule B.joke C.advice D.heart

6.A.hopes B.thinks C.believes D.laughs

7.A.Although B.Unless C.But D.So

8.A.keeps B.enjoys C.needs D.dislikes

9.A.Why B.What C.How D.When

10.A.food B.meals C.favorite D.doctor

When you speak to foreigners, what will you do if you can’t understand their languages? Will you use your body language to help you, or just say sorry to them and then go away? Learning spoken language is very important, but learning local gestures (手势) is also very necessary.

I often use gestures to communicate with someone whose language I don’t know. We use our hands to talk with each other. Although we don’t understand the other’s words, our hand movements make our conversation more necessary.

However, gestures aren’t always clear. Different gestures may have different meanings in different countries and cultures.

In many countries, people move their hands at someone to call him to come near. In the United States, people usually move hands at someone with their palms (手掌) up and sometimes move just one finger. But in many countries in Asia, hand movements like that would be impolite. In Asia, many people move hands at someone with their palms down using all fingers.

Do you use your thumb, your thick short finger to make gestures? In western countries, “thumbs-up” means agreement. But it is very rude in parts of Africa.

If you want to say “OK” in America, you can make a circle (圆) with the thumb and the second finger. But in France, it means “zero”, and it is very rude in many other countries.

You can use your second finger to point at something but not at somebody in the United States. However, in some parts of Europe, Asia and Africa, pointing at something with one’s second finger is not polite.

“V” form is often used when people take photos. But using two fingers to make up the “V” shape means “peace” in the West.

The last example is that people in parts of Asia point to their noses to mean themselves, but people in western countries usually point to their chests.

Gestures are important, but also have different meanings.

1.The writer begins with the questions in order to________.

A.tell a story B.solve some problems

C.catch readers’ attention D.introduce some gestures

2.It’s OK to________ to call someone to come near by moving just one finger.

A.America B.Asia C.Africa D.Europe

3.According to the passage, we can learn that________.

A.pointing one finger at someone in the United States is sometimes allowed B.using “thumbs-up” as your body language is very rude in parts of Africa

C.making a circle with the thumb and the next finger means “0” in America D.using two fingers to make up the “V” shape means “success” in the West.

4.The best title of this passage can be “_______”.

A.Work hard to Learn Different Cultures around the World B.Talk to Other People with Spoken Language Successfully C.Different Gestures Are Difficult to Understand and Learn

D.Making Sure Your Gestures Are Saying What You Want to Say

Because he is living alone, his mother seemed to have a lot________.

A.to worry about B.to be worry about C.to worry D.to be worried

If the weather _______________ to be rainy, we may have to cancel the sports meeting.

A.runs out B.breaks out C.finds out D.turns out

Take a Moment to Really See

I was driving to a meeting and I was planning in my mind what I was going to say. I came to a very busy crossroads but the stop light just turned red. "All right，" I thought to myself. "I can beat the next light if I race ahead of the line."

Suddenly my thought was broken by an unforgettable sight（情景）. A young couple, both blind, were walking am-in-arm across the busy crossroads. They couldn't see. Cars were running by in every direction. Each of them held a white cane（手杖） which helped them to cross the road.

I was moved. They were fighting against blindness. "Wouldn't it be terrible to be blind?" I thought. My line of thought was quickly broken by what I saw: the couple were not walking in the crosswalk， but into the path （路） of oncoming cars. I was frightened.

But I didn't see an accident. Something wonderful happened. Every car in every direction came to a stop almost at the same time. Suddenly a driver stuck（伸出） his head out of his car and shouted, "To your right. To your right!" Other people followed, shouting, "To your right!" They all wanted to help.

Without a stop, the couple changed their direction. They trusted their white canes and the help of some caring people. They came to the other side of the road safely..

I have thought of this situation many times since it happened and have learned something from it. "Slow down and smell the roses." Do yourself a favor as you walk through life. Take time to look around and really see what is going on around you right now. Maybe you are missing something wonderful.

1.What was wrong with the couple?

A.They couldn't hear.

B.They couldn't talk.

C.They couldn't walk.

D.They couldn't see.

2.The writer felt when the couple were walking into the path of oncoming cars.

A.excited B.proud C.frightened D.tired

3.A driver shouted "To your right. To your right!" because .

A.he was very angry B.he wanted to help

C.he was in a hurry D.he waited for a long time

—What does your homeroom teacher look like?

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A.He likes playing football B.He would like to watch a movie

C.He looks happy D.He has two big eyes and short brown hair

从方框中选择句子填入文段使对话完整（有两个选项是多余的）

A:Hello?1.

B:Hi, Tony. This is Mary here. What are you doing?

A: 2.I’m just reading a book.

B:Do you want to go to the zoo by bike? I hear there are a lot of animal shows and a baby monkey in the monkey house.

A: I love baby monkeys!3.

B:It doesn’t matter.4.Bus No.26 will take us here.

A: OK.5.

B: How about 2 o’clock? We can meet at the bus stop in front of our school.

A: OK. See you then!

A. This is Tony speaking.

B. But my brother is using my bike today.

C. Not much.

D. We can go by bus.

E. May I speak to Mary?

F. When shall we meet?

G. I’m really busy now.

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