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If something______ you, it gives you what you want or need to make you happy.

A.satisfies B.respects C.achieves

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—Tom, __________ there any milk in the fridge?

—No, Mom. There __________ two tomatoes left.

A.is; is B.is; are

C.are; are D.are; is

I can still remember the first time Father bought me pomegranates(石榴). After I had a long look at the fruit, I________, “Why did you buy such ugly fruit? Why not buy apples? Pomegranates do not ________as nice as apples.”

When Father heard my words, he said nothing. He________smiled. He told me that I would find out why he did so later.

When we got home, he took me into the kitchen and cut open one of the pomegranates__________a knife. “Now I will_______you its real face!” he said.

“Wow!” I cried. What was inside the fruit was completely_________from its outside. The pomegranate had small “rooms” inside it. Each “room”________lots of seeds. And each seed looked like a beautiful, shiny ruby (红宝石).

“Do you think it is beautiful?” Father asked. “That shows you can never judge(评判) something simply by its outside. You must always look at its_________, too.”

I suddenly realized that Father’s words were not only about fruit, ________also about some people like pomegranates that are not very beautiful. But they can still have beautiful_______ .

Now, when I go to the supermarket, I always buy some pomegranates to share with my friends and family.

1.A.said B.thought C.called D.spoke

2.A.smell B.sound C.look D.feel

3.A.even B.still C.just D.again

4.A.with B.on C.by D.in

5.A.show B.answer C.find D.invite

6.A.far B.free C.special D.different

7.A.brought B.held C.took D.stood

8.A.inside B.indoors C.outdoors D.indoor

9.A.so B.until C.but D.if

10.A.faces B.rooms C.words D.hearts

用所给单词的适当形式填空，未提供单词的限填一词，将答案写在答题卷上。

Denis Rancourt is a famous professor of physics at the University of Ottawa. As a leading expert in his research field, he 1. (write) hundreds of scientific papers so far. One day, he decided 2. (change) his teaching method which he had used for over twenty years.

It all started a few years earlier. While doing research, he found that water and land were being polluted and farms were disappearing. As a person who cared3. (deep) about the environment, Denis decided to start a science course4.was open to everyone. He even invited some5.(science) to give talks on topics such as war, trade, medical care and environmental policy, And be encouraged students to think, discuss, and take action to make the world6.better place,

Once, a hall7. (fill) with over. 120 people who had come to listen to these lectures . Two 12-year-old twins even came to his class.

Denis became a controversial(有争议的) person. Some people praised him for his courage, social responsibility and8. (usual) teaching methods. However, others thought that he was ruining the reputation(名誉) of the university.

In an interview, some reporters asked him9.he did all of this at the risk(风险) of his own career. He said, “We, as educators, are responsible10.warning people about problems and encouraging everyone to become independent thinkers. We should try our best to stop bad things from happening.”

—Did you notice that Peter looked pale and______ all the time in the English class?

—Yes. He told me that he was______ these days.

A.stayed cool; on a diet B.kept silent; under the weather C.kept still; out of place

—I am tired of watching TV. Would you like to see the film The Wandering Earth with me?

—But I have watched it twice. How about another sci-fi Captain Marvel?

A.don't agree with B.am keen on C.am bored with

—Do you enjoy reading?

—Yes，I think it's a good __________ to learn more about the world.

A.life B.way

C.message D.dream

Linda is __________of the three girls, but she is the tallest.

A. young B. younger C. youngest D. the youngest

If you took the bus to work this morning rather than walk, don’t feel guilty.Recently, about nine thousand Japanese adults took part in a health test and twothirds of them provided information on their commute (上下班往返), The study showsthose who commute by bus or train are heal thier than those who walk or ride, Itisn’t clear why but it may be that when the walk to the bus or train station isfactored in, those who take public transport are actually getting more exercise.Those who took the bus or train were believed to be the fittest-they were the slimmest, had the best blood pressure and were the least likely to have diabetes (糖尿病).

What’s more, those who took public transport were 40 percent less likely tobe diabetic and 26 percent less likely to be diabetic than the walkers. Those whowalked or cycled were the next healthiest, while those who drove to work were inthe worst shape. Most Japanese in cities prefer to walk or ride bikes to work ifthe journey takes under 20 minutes or so It is known that an active lifestyle like taking a bus can help reduce the riskof diseases. Some people even said it might be useful for doctors to ask patientsabout how they commute. People should consider taking public transportation insteadof a car, as a part of daily, regular exercise.

1.How many Japanese people offer their information on their commute?

A.About 9, 000. B.About 6, 000. C.About 4, 500. D.About 5, 000.

2.If you want to be healthier, you’d better go to work

A.by bike B.by car C.on foot D.by bus

3.If you take a bus to your office, you will

A.be 40 percent more likely to be diabetic than the walkers

B.be 26 percent less likely to be diabetic than the walkers

C.become fatter than others

D.increase the risk of diseases

4.According to the passage, the underlined word "regular"means “ ” in Chinese

A.合适的 B.整齐的 C.有规律的 D.合格的

5.What is the main idea of this passage?

A.Some people think walking is healthier than taking buses

B.People in Japan prefer to take buses.

C.The writer advised us to go to work by bus or train

D.Most Japanese in cities prefer to walk or ride bikes to work.

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