Hello,my name's Xiao Jingwen. You can call me Irene. Fm 14 years old. I was born inChina. I used to live in Wuhan,Hubei. Now I am in Year 10 at Park side Community College,a school in Cambridge,UK. I' 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Hello,my name's Xiao Jingwen. You can call me Irene. Fm 14 years old. I was born inChina. I used to live in Wuhan,Hubei. Now I am in Year 10 at Park side Community College,a school in Cambridge,UK. I'll tell you about the fun things I do in this country.

I like cycling,especially here in the UK. I live in Cambridge,where I can get anywhere on my bike. But biking in theUKis a different experience from biking inChina.

First of all,you have to ride on the left hand side of the road,not the right as you do in China. It was quite a challenge for me when I got here.

Once when I was on my bike I heard someone yell at me ," Wrong side!Wrong side！" I didn't get it first but then I saw the cars rushing by me. I was scared. Thank God,nothing crashed into me!

UK bikes have something Chinese bikes don't: lights. A white light at the front and a red one at the back. They are for safety when you're riding in the dark. If you don't have your lights on and the police stop you,you can be fined (罚款) .

You also need bicycle clips (装备) for your trousers and a helmet (头盔) .The clips are to stop your trousers getting caught in the chain.

Some people also have a milometer (计程表) on the handlebars (车把) .It shows them how many miles they have traveled.

But Chinese bikes have somethingUKbikes don't. In China,there are stands at the backs of bikes. You don't see those in theUK.

This means people can't just leave their bikes anywhere. There are special parks where you leave your bike. Smart,isn't it?

( ) 6. According to the passage,which city did Irene use to live in?

A. Hubei. B. Wuhan.

C. Parkside. D. Cambridge.

( ) 7. From the passage we learn that

A. Irene once crashed by a car

B. inChina,you can see stands at the backs of bikes

C. UK bikes have lights at the back only

D. it was easy for Irene to bike in England at the beginning

( ) 8. It's clear that .

A. you have to ride on the right side of the road inEngland

B. people can just leave their bikes anywhere

C. if you don't have your lights on,the police will stop you

D. people must have a milometer on the handlebars

( ) 9. The underlined word "stands" in the passage means " ”.

A. bears B. frames C. tables D. places

( ) 10. Which of the following can be the best title of the passage?

A. Cycling inEngland

B. Differences betweenChinaandEngland

C. Bicycles inEngland

D. Young Chinese inEngland

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( ) 2. You can know that your hamster gets used to his new home if .

A. he begins running in his wheel

B. he starts to eat the food you give him

C. he is active during the day

D. he starts speaking to you

( ) 3. Which is true about hamsters according to the passage?

A. Hamsters require little care.

B. Hamsters sleep during the day.

C. Hamsters are all white.

D. Hamsters are the smallest household (家庭的) pets.

( ) 4. Who would most likely find this passage useful?

A. A student giving a report on lab animals.

B. A person trying to give out his pet.

C. A person trying to train a hamster.

D. A student building a cage for a pet.

( ) 5. The most possible reason that the author wrote this passage is to .

A. compare different types of hamsters

B. show the history of hamsters as pets

C. tell readers about hamsters and the care they need

D. explain the best way to feed and train hamsters

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In 1992,she left England to go to Portugal to teach English. While she was there,she got married to a Portuguese journalist and she had a daughter,Jessica. The marriage ended in divorce (离婚) and Joanne went back to live in Edinburgh in Scotland. She had very little money and she lived in a very small house which was often cold. She could not afford the heating (;供热) .It was there that she finished her first book about Harry Potter,a young boy who is a wizard. At first,no one wanted to publish (出版) it. Then,one day,in 1997,she found a publisher. She was very excited and happy！

Much to her surprise,her book was a great success. It sold in millions!It won many prizes!It made Joanne very rich and it made her very famous. Everybody wanted to read about Harry Potter. Adults and children now read her books. Her stories have been put into many languages,and they can now be read all over the world. Her first several novels have been made into films. Joanne Rowling has written more books about Harry Potter and all of them have sold millions of copies. Some of these later books are also being made into films.

( ) 6. Joanne studied in Paris .

A. after leaving university

B. while she was at university

C. after she got married

D. while doing many different jobs

( ) 7. When Joanne lived in Edinburgh,her house was small and cold because .

A. she couldn't pay for the heating

B. she was poor

C. the weather was cold there

D. she went back toScotland

( ) 8. When she finished her first book about Harry Potter, .

A. it was put into many languages

B. she didn't want to publish it

C. nobody would publish it

D. a publisher agreed to publish it at once

( ) 9. It is clear from the passage that .

A. all of her books have been made into films

B. only children like reading her books

C. her books about Harry Potter are very popular

D. A.B and C are all right

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( ) 1. You can probably eat Chinese,Italian,and Arab food .

A. at the front entrance of City Hall

B. at the ball game

C. at 5：0 0 p.m.

D. at Central Park on Saturday

( ) 2. You can see movies at .

A. the City College B. the Museum Theater

C. the City Theater D. the Central Park

( ) 3. If you are going on the Walking Tour,don't forget

A. your worries

B. your beautiful walk

C. your learning about local history

D. your comfortable shoes

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A. a park with lots of animals there

B. US concert

C. a music group

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( ) 11. People may when two things that draw their attention appear at the same time.

A. feel sad B. learn to give up both

C. learn to predict the future D. do nothing

( ) 12. What does the underlined word "fix" mean in the passage?

A. Repair. B. Hole. C. Breaking. D. Trouble.

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A. when you choose one,the other may be bad

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C. each coin has two sides

D. the front door is more important than the back door

( ) 14. We can learn from the passage that .

A. people always face choices in life

B. it is very easy to choose

C. the front door is easily opened

D. life is hard to most of us

( ) 15. What is the best title of this passage?

A. When One Door Shuts,Another Door Opens.

B. That's Life.

C. Get Two Things at the Same Time.

D. How to Make a Decision?

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When he got home,the little boy came to him and was ready to play. The man said that he had extra work to do and couldn't play just now. He took out all the pieces of the map,and said, "It is a map of the world. By the time you put it back together,my extra work will be finished,and then we can play together."Surely this would keep the child busy for hours,he thought.

About half an hour later the boy came to the man and said,"Okay,it's finished. Can we play now?"

The man was astonished and said, "That's impossible. Let's go and see. " But sure enough,there was the picture of the world,and every piece was in its place.

The man asked, ^uHow did you do that?" The boy said,"It was simple. On the back of the map was a picture of a man. When I put the man together, the whole world fell into place."

( ) 6. How was the relationship between that man and his son?

A. Very closed. B. Friendly.

C. A little strange. D. Cold.

( ) 7. What did the man want his son to do one evening?

A. To play with him. B. To do the extra work.

C. To read the map. D. To enjoy a puzzle.

( ) 8. What does the underlined word "astonished" mean in the passage?

A. Sad. B. Surprised. C. Angry. D. Annoyed.

( ) 9. By reading what the boy said we know

A. the map was very simple B. the man was foolish

C. the world was too small D. the boy was very smart

( ) 10. Which of the following is NOT true?

A. The man would like to know if his son was clever.

B. The magazine cover was torn into pieces.

C. The boy hoped to play with his father.

D. That picture of a man was helpful.

Strong,healthy teeth help you chew food that helps you grow. They help you speak clearly. And they help you look best. Here are some tips for you to take care of your teeth.

1. Brush your teeth in the right way.

Brush your teeth at least twice a day―after breakfast and before bedtime. If you can,brush them after lunch or after sweet snacks,too.

Brush all of your teeth,not just the front ones. Spend time brushing teeth along the side and back of your mouth. Brush things away from your gums (牙床) too.

Spend at least three minutes each time when you brush your teeth. Play a song you like to help pass the time. Get a new toothbrush every three months. When you buy your toothbrush,be sure it has soft bristles (刷子毛) .

2. Learn how to floss your teeth (用牙线剔牙缝) .

Flossing is a very important way to keep your teeth healthy. Food may hide in places where a toothbrush can not get to,like the space between two teeth. Flossing can help get rid of (除掉) it. Carefully move the floss between two teeth,up and down. You need to floss your teeth at least once a day.

3. Have good eating habits.

You need to be careful about what you eat and drink. Eating sugar is a major cause of tooth decay (蚊牙) .Eating sugar before you go to bed can make things even worse. So you should eat lots of fruit and vegetables and drink water instead of soda.

( ) 11. Which is not mentioned in this passage?

A. Flossing your teeth.

B. Brushing your teeth.

C. Having good eating habits.

D. Seeing a dentist.

( ) 12. The underlined word "tips" in the first paragraph may mean " ”in Chinese.

A. 小费 B. 小建议

C. 原W D. 小工具

( ) 13. What can we learn from this passage?

A. Brushing your teeth twice a day is enough.

B. Hard bristles will make your teeth clean and healthy.

C. Flossing is not so important to keep your teeth healthy.

D. Having good eating habits is very important to keep your teeth healthy.

( ) 14. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?

A. We should brush our teeth at least twice a day.

B. Flossing can help get rid of the food hidden between two teeth.

C. One of the major causes of tooth decay is eating sugar.

D. We don't have to brush our teeth if we eat a lot of fruit and vegetables.

( ) 15. What is the major cause of tooth decay?

A. Flossing your teeth.

B. Brushing your teeth too often.

C. Hiding some food between your teeth.

D. Eating too much sugar.

Billy Mills,a Native American,was born and raised on a reservation in the United States. Childhood was not easy for Billy. His family was not well off; he lost his mother when he was seven,and his father passed away five years later. After his father's death,Billy was sent to a boarding school. At school Billy started running to help him forget his problems. To his amazement,he found that he had a talent for running and broke a number of high school records. As a result of his running,he was given an athletic scholarship (奖学金) to the University of Kansas.

At the University of Kansas,Billy continued to win many competitions. After graduation he joined the United States Marine corps (海军陆战队) .At first he focused (投入) on military (军事) life,but he soon returned to running. He did well enough to race in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics in the 10 ,000 meters and marathon events.

Although he was the US team,many people did not expect anything from Billy. In the H) ,000 meters,Billy was almost a minute slower than the favorite,Ron Clarke of Australia. The other favorite to win the Olympic gold was Mohammad Cammoudi of Tunisia. The rest of the runners included Olympic gold and world record holders. All eyes were focused on the front runners,not on Billy.

When the race started,everyone was surprised to see Billy Mills at the front with Ron Clarke. For much of the race,the two ran together with Gammoudi just behind them. Everyone else was out of the race,and the crowd expected Mills to tire and slow down.

Near the end of the race,Gammoudi ran between Clark and Mills and pushed them aside. The two of them almost fell over and Mills dropped behind into third place. However,Mills was determined not to lose. He raced ahead to win the gold,and set an Olympic 10 ,000-meter record. He was the first Native American to win the Olympic 10 ,000-meter race.

( ) 11. It's clear that Billy .

A. did not have a happy childhood

B. was good at running when he was ten

C. had to study harder to forget his problems

D. was in a rich family before his parents died

( ) 12. He was given an athletic scholarship because he .

A. studied harder than other students

B. had no parents to support him

C. broke many high school records

D. could win Olympic medals

( ) 13. The underlined sentence "Everyone else was out of the race" means .

A. the other runners had already finished the race

B. the other runners were far behind

C. the other runners had given up

D. the other runners stopped to watch Bill running

( ) 14. We learn from the reading that .

A. no one believed Bill could win a medal

B. people were not surprised when Bill won the gold

C. other Americans had won the Olympic 10 ,000 meters before

D. Bill won the gold but failed to set a new record

( ) 15. What made Bill successful in the Olympics most probably is .

A. his military life

B. his talent and hard training

C. other runners' support

D. the scholarship of the University

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