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Jeff asked his mother for some money, but his mother _______. He is sad now.

A.agreed B.laughed

C.refused D.cried

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Fran Klans is the owner of a coffeehouse in Beckley, West Virginia. Her coffeehouse is called Serendipity. Until this fall, Serendipity was a comfortable place to drink coffee and chat with friends. That all changed when Klaus met Cameron Taylor. Taylor is a computer expert. He wanted to bring new technology to West Virginia.

Klaus and Taylor decided to turn Serendipity into a cybercafé. "It was like a bolt of lightning hit us both at the same time," Klaus said. "When we met, we realized what a good team we would be."

With the popularity of computers, email, and the Internet, the newly opened cybercafé at Serendipity is very busy. It was just what Beckley, West Virginia needed.

Serendipity is the first cybercafé in West Virginia, but cybercafés are not unusual in other parts of the country. In fact, the first one in the United States opened in 1984. In the early 1990s, there were fewer than 100. Today, cybercafés are popular in many places. There are now over 1000 cybercafés in cities round the world.

Serendipity's cybercafé has four new computers. Customers can use the computers to do many things. For example, they can write business reports, do homework, or play games. They can also use the computers to surf the Internet, send or receive email messages, and find entertainment information. They can do all of these things in the comfort of a coffeehouse atmosphere.

"We are a favourite place for young professionals and students," Klaus said. "You see lots of people here with laptop computers. Computers and coffee cups, business and coffee beans. They just seem to go together.

The cybercafé is also a favourite place for travelers. "Travelers can check their email, send business documents, communicate with their office, and have a cup of coffee at the same time.

Adding a cybercafé is not the only change for the comfortable coffeehouse. In the future, Klaus and Taylor want to install video-conferencing equipment. With video-conferencing, customers can have face-to-face business meetings with people across the globe.

Serendipity's future plans also include poetry readings on Thursday nights and musical events on Saturday nights.

Lots of people seem to enjoy going to Serendipity's cybercafé. As Klaus said, "Where else can you surf the Net and enjoy a cup of cappuccino with friends?"

1.What did people use to do in Serendipity before Klaus met Taylor?

2.Who thought of the idea of turning Serendipity into a cybercafé, Klaus or Taylor?

3.Cybercafés are rarely seen in other parts of the United States, are they?

4.What can customers use the new computers to do?

They can use the new computers to do many things such as writing business reports, doing homework, or playing games and _________________.

5.Who are the regular customers of the cybercafé?

6.What is Klaus and Taylor's future plan besides poetry reading and musical events?

7.What does Klaus actually mean by saying "Where else can you surf the Net and enjoy a cup of cappuccino with friends?"

I ________ you ________ with us tomorrow.

A.will hope; to go B.hope; to go

C.will hope; can go D.hope; can go

Many people have stories about seeing aliens (外星人). Here are two.

Judy Varns works for a group called the Mutual UFO Network. She thinks a place called Area 51, in Nevada in the US, may be the best place on Earth to see UFOs. One day, she took some photos there and saw something she thinks was a UFO. “We saw this little round thing in the photos. It's kind of exciting,” she says.

Pat Travis lives near Area 51. One night, she saw a beam of strange light (一束奇怪的光) in the sky. According to Travis, the light moved from left to right, up and down, and it made many strange moves. Travis thinks the light was from a UFO.

The US Air Force is at Area 51. Some people think it keeps secrets (秘密), like UFOs that came to Earth and the aliens inside them. But in fact, Area 51 is a place the US Air Force uses to test new technology (技术), such as new kinds of planes.

James McGaha is a pilot at Area 51. “There is no UFO activity at Area 51,” he says. “No aliens.”

So what did Varns and Travis see? Bill Fox works at Area 51, too. He thinks he knows the answer. “We did build some strange-looking planes,” he says. “I could see why some people would think they were UFOs.”

Have aliens visited us? You'll have to decide for yourself. But if you do visit Nevada, keep your eyes on the skies!

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

1.Judy Varns took some photos _______.

A.one morning B.one night

C.at her office D.at Area 51

2.The light Pat Travis saw _______.

A.moved a lot B.was colorful

C.went off quickly D.was from a camera

3.Who work at Area 51?

A.Judy Varns and Pat Travis. B.Pat Travis and James McGaha.

C.James McGaha and Bill Fox. D.Bill Fox and Judy Varns.

4.Bill Fox thinks UFOs that people saw were just _______.

A.lights B.clouds

C.rockets D.planes

5.Which can be the best title for the passage?

A.Are UFOs real? B.Are aliens smart?

C.The special study at Area 51 D.The secrets of the US Air Force

Karen is _______ singing. She sings most beautifully in our school.

A.talented in B.bored with

C.worried about D.afraid of

—Dad, can I fill the box _______ my model planes?

—I'm afraid you can't. It's full _______ my books.

A.of; with B.with; of

C.of; of D.with; with

Dear Aunt Maria,

How are you these days? Thank you for the pencil box. I love it. And how do you know I love yellow? It’s my favorite color. Now, I’m in Linda’s home. She’s my good friend. We both like sports, so we always play baseball together. She’s always nice to me. Linda thinks my pencil box is good. Hers is blue. Oh, Aunt Maria, Linda’s mother, Mrs. Brown, is our English teacher. I’m not good at English, I think it is difficult. But Linda’s English is good. She always helps me with my English. Do you want to know her?

Yours,

Tina

1.Tina has a pencil box from _______.

A.Maria B.Mrs. Brown C.Linda’s mother D.Linda

2.Where is Tina?

A.At home. B.In Linda’s home C.In aunt Maria’s home D.At school

3.Linda’s pencil box is _______.

A.white B.yellow C.blue D.red

4.Which of the following is TRUE?

A.Maria is Linda’s mother.

B.Tina and Linda always play basketball together.

C.Tina often helps Linda with her English.

D.Linda’s mother is Tina’s English teacher.

The police_____anyone who____the accident should get in touch with the police station.

A.asked,have seen B.asks, have seen C.asks, has seen D.asked,had seen

Things can be very dangerous in a fire. Do you know how to deal with them?

If you cannot get out of your room, close the door and put blankets or quilt(被子) at the foot of the door. They can stop the smoke from coming in. Open the window and shout for help. Call 119 or wave a flashlight or a piece of clothing from the window. Let people know that you are still inside the building. You can’t stay under the bed or in the wardrobe. When the firefighters come in, they will need to find you. So stay by the window on the floor.

If your clothes catch fire, remember the words: stop, drop and roll(滚动)

Stop running. Moving around will make the fire even bigger. Drop to the ground. Lie down on the ground. Roll around. Roll from side to side to stop the fire.

If your friend’s clothes catch fire, don’t let him or her run. Shout, “Stop, drop and roll!”

Once they are down and rolling, you can use a blanket, towel, or other heavy cloth to help put out the fire on their clothes.

Read and choose.(阅读并选择)

1.If you cannot get out of your room, you shouldn’t __________.

A.close the door B.open the door

C.put blankets at the foot of the door D.put a quilt at the foot of the door

2.When the firefighters come to help you, you should__________.

A.stay inside the room B.stay under the bed

C.stay in the wardrobe D.stay by the window on the floor

3.If your clothes catch fire, you should __________.

A.run around B.stand on the ground

C.roll from side to side to stop the fire D.shout for help

4.You cannot let your friend ________ if his or her clothes catch fire.

A.run B.stop C.drop D.roll

5.If your friends are down or rolling, you can’t use ________ to help them put out the fire on their clothes.

A.blankets B.other heavy cloth C.towels D.newspaper

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