-- How does John usually go to school? --- He ride a bike, but now he there.A.used to; is used to walkB.was used to; is used to walkingC.was used to; used to walkD.used to; is used to walking 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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-- How does John usually go to school? --- He ________ ride a bike, but now he ________ there.

A.used to; is used to walk

B.was used to; is used to walking

C.was used to; used to walk

D.used to; is used to walking

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Welcome to City Library

City Library is open to everyone every day and the library card is free. You can borrow five City books, two videos and one CD at a time-three weeks for books, one week for videos and CDs.

BOOKS

◇ picture books for children

◇ books in 36 languages

◇ stories of all kinds

You can enjoy newspapers and magazines in the reading room. You can’t take them out of the library.

VIDEOS

◇ all kinds of video movies

◇ TV plays

◇ music videos

You can't watch videos here.

You can keep a video for a week for$1.

AUDIO（音频）

◇ all kinds of music

◇ language tapes (42 main languages in the world)

You can enjoy listening in the special rooms here.

All the CDs can be borrowed-free!

1.If you want to get a library card, you _________.

A.have to pay one dollar for it B.needn’t pay for it

C.need to borrow five books first D.need to make a card

2.You can borrow ________ at a time.

A.only one video B.two CDs C.five books D.a magazine

3.In the reading room, you can ________.

A.listen to music B.read newspapers C.watch videos D.watch TV plays

4.The library has ________.

A.books in 42 languages B.no language tapes

C.two kinds of music CDs D.all kinds of video movies

5.What can’t you do according to the passage?

A.Take newspapers home. B.Borrow CDs from the library.

C.Keep a video for a week. D.Borrow videos from the library.

A rich Japanese was on vacation in New York. One day he went into a shop. He wanted to buy a nice - looking watch very much, but the owner of the shop asked five hundred dollars for it. Suddenly a young man came into the shop, took the watch out of the owner' s hands and ran out with it. It all happened in a few seconds. When the owner ran out into the street, the young man already disappeared （消失）among the people.

The rich man went on. At the next comer. he saw the young man with the stolen watch in his hand. “Do you want to buy a fine watch, sir?" he asked in a low voice, "It's only a hundred dollars. " "The young man doesn’t know I saw him stealing the watch，'‘ he thought. The rich man paid him at once and went back to his room with the watch. He told his friend about the fine watch.

His friend had a look at the watch and began laughing. He said, “You are foolish. This watch isn’t worth even ten dollars. I'm sure the shop owner and the young man planned this play together."

1.Which country did the rich Japanese travel to?

A.The UK. B.The USA. C.Fiance. D.Australia.

2.The owner of the shop asked________dollars for the watch.

A.500 B.250 C.100 D.150

3.The rich man's friend began laughing because________.

A.the watch was nice B.the watch was really cheap

C.he had a watch like that D.he thought the rich man was foolish

4.From the story, we can learn that________may be dishonest.

A.the rich man’ s friend B.the shop owner

C.the young man D.both B and C

从方框中选择恰当的选项补全对话(有两项多余)。

A：Hello，Li Ming.What's your plan for this summer holiday?

B：I have no idea.1.

A：I'll take part in a social activity with my sister.

B：It sounds exciting.2.

A：No.I have been a volunteer in a poor village.The children there don't have money to buy books.

B： 3.

A：Yes.I bought them 30 books with my pocket money.

B：What else did you do there?

A：4. And now we are good friends.

B：Wow！ 5. I'd like to join you.

A：Great！I'm sure we'll have a meaningful holiday.

A．Can you tell me something about it?

B．Have you sent books to them?

C．I helped them with their lessons.

D．She raised some money for them.

E．Is it your first time to join in such activities?

F．It was a wonderful experience!

G．What about you?

—Excuse me, would you mind telling me how to call a car through “Didi”?

—__________

A.Certainly not. B.Take it easy. C.Sure, I’d love to. D.That’s for sure.

—I’m afraid of speaking in front of the whole class because of my poor __________.

—You’d better practice speaking more.

A.pronunciation B.attention C.celebration D.position

With China’s large population and increasing urban（城市的）space, the cost of electricity is rising in cities. So the Chinese government is preparing to send the world’s first artificial（人造的）moon to space.

The man-made moon is, in fact, a satellite. It carries a huge space mirror so that it can throw back sunlight to the Earth. The moon will fly about 500 kilometres above Chengdu, a south-western city of China, and work like the Moon at night. Since it runs much closer to the Earth than the Moon, it’s much brighter and there will be no need to use street lights in the city. According to scientists, Chengdu can save around 174 million dollars in electricity if the man-made moon brightens 50 square kilometres of the city.

For now, the artificial moon is still going through testing. Although it has many advantages, quite a lot of people think that creating more artificial light is harmful to the environment, as light pollution is a growing problem in our modern world. Actually, there is no need to worry. Chinese scientists say the mirror on the moon can be controlled, so they can decide its direction, brightness and so on. They can even turn it off when needed. Moreover, when the man-made moon works, people will see only a bright star above. It won’t be a giant moon as imagined.

Several countries, including China, are all looking to use energy from space, and artificial moons have been under discussion for some time. In 1999, Russia tried sending a space mirror into space, but it failed. And later the project was cancelled, according to the New York Times. And now, it seems that space light has come closer.

1.China will send the man-made moon to space to __________.

A.study the Moon B.explore space C.save energy D.protect the Earth

2.What is the second paragraph mainly talking about?

A.How the man-made moon works. B.How the man-made moon was created.

C.How scientists control the man-made moon. D.How the man-made moon throws back sunlight.

3.What can we learn about the man-made moon from the passage?

A.It looks huge from the Earth. B.Three will be sent to space in 2020.

C.It is designed to work at night only. D.China is the first country to send it to space.

4.In which column（专栏）of a newspaper can we probably find the passage?

A.NATURE. B.ENVIRONMENT. C.SOCIETY. D.SCIENCE.

—I’m afraid we have to cancel the picnic this Sunday.

—Why? What a pity!

A.make...not live B.make...not happen C.make...not win

Alice Munro is the first Canadian citizen to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. Munro was born into a farming family in Ontario in 1931. The family was very poor.

Munro did a lot of physical work as a young girl. She started writing stories in her teens and studied journalism and English at the University of Western Ontario. She published in many magazines starting in the 1950s. in 1968, she published Dance of the Happy Shades, a collection of short stories. In 1971, she published a collection of stories Lives of Girls and Women, and in many of the stories she talks about her poor relationship with her mother.

Since her first book in 1968, Munro has won many awards, including the 2009 Man Booker International Prize, with the 2013 Nobel Prize as her biggest honor. But Munro doesn’t see herself as a talented writer.

“I have many notebooks that include this terrible clumsy(笨拙的) writing. I often wonder, when I look at these first drafts(草稿), if it was meaningful to do this at all. I’m the opposite of a writer with quick gift.”

“Alice Munro is mostly known as a short story writer and yet she brings as much depth, wisdom and precision(精确) to every story as most novelists bring to a lifetime of novels.” The Man Booker judging committee said.

Munro became world-famous for writing about everyday people. “Here we have a world prize being won by someone who writes about housewives in Vancouver(温哥华), booksellers in Victoria, bean farmers in Huron Country and accountants and teachers and librarians— common Canadian people, and she turns it into magic,” said Doug Gibson, Munro’s publisher.

“After many years, many collections and many wonderful stories, readers may feel they know everything about Alice Munro, especially as so many of her characters live lives similar to her own. In fact, we know very little about her. This is one of the reasons readers are crazy about Munro. This other reason is that she is so good.” said Anne Enright from Guardian.

1.As a Nobel Prize winner, Alice Munro is most famous for ?

A.The mystery of her personal life B.her hard childhood

C.writing short stories D.her quick gift for writing

2.What do we know about Munro’s writing?

A.It is full of depth and wisdom. B.It usually tells lifetime stories.

C.It only cares about the life of women. D.It is about wealthy and famous people.

3.Which of the following shows the correct order of what happened in Munro’s life?

a. She published Lives of Girls and Women

b. She won the Man Booker International Prize.

c. She studied at the University of Western Ontario.

d. She won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

e. She published Dance of the Happy Shade.

A.c-a-b-d-e B.a-b-c-d-e C.a-c-b-e-d D.c-e-a-b-d

4.What does Paragraph 6 mainly talk about?

A.Magic created by Alice Munro. B.Characters in Munro’s stories.

C.Life of common Canadian people. D.Alice Munro’s special writing style.

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