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—The boy can speak both English and Japanese ____ he is only ten.

—Wow, what a clever boy!

A. if B. because C. although D. so

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Li Rong is 56 years old now. After 3.(give) up his mining business (采矿业) in 1989, he came back to his home town to plant trees on some 4. (mountain) and he did it successfully.

During the 26 years, he 5. (spend) all his money and planted 500,000 pine and elm trees on the mountains. Li seldom hired (雇佣) people to help him 6. he wanted to save some money.

He built the roads, dug the holes and planted and watered the trees all by 7. (him). Li also built a small room on the top of the mountain and lived there to look after all the trees 8.(good). In fact, he patrolled (巡逻) the mountains every day, even on holidays, 9.(protect) trees from being cut down.

In 2000, Li became the 10.(one) Chinese farmer to be given the environmental protection prize of Ford Motors.

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---It’s about 500 meters.

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C. how long does it take you D. how long it takes you

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Issuboshi was so small 1. he couldn't do any useful work on the family farm. His grandfather was 2. (worry) and decided to send him away to the city. “Learn to become a warrior (武士)，”he told his grandson. “Then perhaps you3. grow into a man of normal height.”

Issuboshi's journey was long4. dangerous. However, he was so brave and clever, finally he succeeded in 5. (arrive) at the city safely.

6. his surprise, the people of the city closed doors and windows. They 7. (hide) in their houses from a monster(怪物). Then brave Issuboshi went out to meet the monster. The monster tried to pick him up and eat him, but Issuboshi could run quickly and the monster could not catch him. Issuboshi hit the monster again and again with his sword(剑). Soon, the monster8. (fall) onto the ground and died.

“Oh,9. a great hero he is！” the people of the city shouted as they came out of their houses.

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But the people who stand on escalators will tell the walkers not to be so impatient. In a recent story about the escalator rule, one stander says, “If the person is in such a rush, why not just take the stairs？”

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D. has been to Hong Kong many times

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4.Some people worry that young Chinese ignore Chinese culture.

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Let's ________ ________ a story with the words.

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A good diet and fitness ______ an important _______ ______ keeping people live longer.

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My brother and I have something __________ _____________

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Shanghai, the biggest city in China, is one of _______ _______ _______.

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