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I’ll _______ the time of the trains to Chengdu as soon as I get to the railway station.

A.look at B.look for C.look up D.look up to

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Boys and girls! I will tell you anything about a sad story.

It happens on a cold winter evening. When many people were

getting together in them warm houses, a poor little girl was still

walking in the streets without shoe. There were some matches in

her hand. “Matches, matches!” the little girl cried in ^low voice.

No one heard her when they are passing by. She didn't sell any

matches and no one gave her a coin. The wind was blowing strong

and the snow was falling down on her long hair. She was felt cold and

hungry. She could neither find food to eat or find a house to live in.

On the morning of the next day, the girl was lying against the wall, dead!

Do you know the name of the story? It's called The Little Match Girl.

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A watch is important in our life. It is used for ______ the time.

A.telling B.saying C.speaking D.holding

阅读下面对话，从方框中7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话。

Waiter: Can I help you, sir?

Foreigner: Yes. 1.

Waiter: There’s a bookstore on Central Street. You can buy one there.

Foreigner: Thanks. Your English is quite good.

Waiter:2.By the way, are you working here in Beijing?

Foreigner: No, I’m not. I’ve come for the football game this weekend.

Waiter: Oh, so you are an athlete. Welcome to Beijing.

Foreigner: Oh, no no. I’m not an athlete. I’m just a football fan.

Waiter: Me, too!3.

Foreigner: Two weeks. I’ve visited some places of interest.

Waiter: What do you think of Beijing?

Foreigner:4.Friendly people, delicious food and … Oh, I just live in this city.

Waiter: I’m so glad you love my city.5.

Foreigner: Thanks. Nice to talk to you. Goodbye!

Waiter: Me, too. Goodbye!

A. How long have you been here?

B. Where can I buy a map of Beijing?

C. It’s a very beautiful city.

D. I hope you have a nice time this weekend.

E. Is there a post office near here?

F. Thank you.

G. No, I should study hard.

—Could you please help me with this letter?

— ________.

A.Yes, I could. B.No, I couldn't. C.Yes, sure. D.Sorry, I needn't

—I improved my English by memorizing a lot of words.

—_______ .

A.So did I. B.Me, neither. C.So do I. D.Me, also.

Lauri Berner grew up in the mountains in Germany, “I remember as a child looking up into the sky and watching eagles fly over the valley where I lived,” she says. “That's when I first decided that I'd love to leap into the air and feel the wind lift me off my feet.”

Laura had her first paragliding(滑翔伞) lesson when she was sixteen, and fell in love with the sport. “You run down a mountain slope, the wind catches your wing, and then you're flying like a bird. It feels fantastic. The views of the mountains from up there are stunning.”

Laura's husband Martin had never tried paragliding, but he was crazy about skiing. It seemed like a good idea for them to try each other's hobbies. He taught her how to ski and she showed him how to paraglide. When each of them had learned how to do the other sport well, they decided to combine(结合) them and try paraskiing. “It's like paragliding, but you're wearing skis,” says Martin. “When you land, you have to start skiing. immediately, or you fall over in the snow. You have to be a good skier.”

In the past, Laura mostly did her hobby in the summer and Martin could only do his in the winter. Now they spend every winter weekend gliding over the valleys together, then skiing down the slopes of a snow-covered mountain. And in the summer they both do normal paragliding. “It's more fun doing our hobbies together,” says Laura. “Now we can both really enjoy the summer and the winter!”

1.When did Laura decide to do paragliding?

A.When she saw eagles fly in the sky as a child. B.When' she lived in a small mountain village.

C.When she felt that she was flying like a bird. D.When she was at the age of sixteen years old.

2.What does the word “It” mean in the second paragraph?

A.Mountain view. B.Wind catching.

C.Running down. D.Flying like a bird.

3.What can we learn about Laura and Martin from the passage?

A.They have stopped paragliding and began skiing together.

B.They only do gliding over the valleys every winter weekend.

C.They are starting to learn how to do paraskiing and paragliding.

D.They do paraskiing together not only in winter but also in summer.

4.What is the main purpose of this passage?

A.To explain how paraskiing first started.

B.To tell the methods of combining two sports.

C.To tell the story of how a couple started paraskiing.

D.To entertain how to keep a good sport habit.

—Thank goodness! We can finally see the beautiful castle ahead of us.

—Wow! The castle is so magnificent.

A.in place of B.in front of C.faster than

What’s the man’s advice?

A.To see a doctor. B.To drink tea with honey. C.To lie down and rest.

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