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–Mum, ______ I visit the Movie Museum tomorrow?

--I’m afraid you can’t . It is closed on Monday .

A. must B. may C.should D.need

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— Yes. Her songs are fantastic. I hope I can sing as ___ as her one day.

A. beautifully B. badly

C. carefully D. Loudly

Kudzu is a fast-growing vine(蔓生植物) that covers a large area in the southern United States. It is so common that one might think it is a native plant, but it is not. Kudzu was brought to the United States from Japan in 1876. Many Americans thought it was beautiful, and they began to plant it. They didn’t know it could grow up to a foot a day during the summer months. Nor did they know it would grow up and over anything in its path(路径).

In Japan, kudzu experienced cold winters and a short growing season. But in the United States, it has a very long growing season with warm and wet southern weather. It is fine weather for the vine to grow fast.

In the 1920s, people used the vine to feed farm animals. Ten years later, the government supported to plant kudzu because it kept soil(土壤) from washing away. However, by the 1950s, the government no longer wanted people to plant the vine. Twenty years after that, the government said it was a harmful plant.

The vine grows up trees and buildings, making some beautiful shapes. However, trees die after kudzu covers them because they can not get enough light. Scientists are looking for ways to kill the vine. They used poisons(毒药) to kill the vine. However, some of the poisons made it grow even better. Scientists also find it difficult to dig up Kudzu. The plant is really tough.

Because kudzu is so hard to kill, some people are making the best of it. So they try to find different uses for the vine. They find the vine can be used to make paper and baskets, it can be used to feed the goats, and it can even be eaten by people. Scientists are studying it in the hope that the vine can be used as a medicine. At the very least, kudzu serves as an example of the unexpected results that can come from non-native plants.

1. We can learn from the passage that .

A. kudzu mostly grows in the northern America

B. kudzu was brought to Japan from America

C. kudzu grows very fast in warm and wet weather

D. American government has never supported to plant kudzu

2.The underlined word “tough” in Paragraph 4 probably means “ ”.

A. not easily broken B. widely used

C. hard to grow D. important to one’s health

3.The last paragraph is mostly about .

A. how quickly the vine grows

B. how people use the vine

C. why people want to kill the vine

D. why people eat the vine

4. The writer uses the title “The Vine That Ate the South” most probably to .

A. let readers know kudzu is a vine

B. interest readers in a way

C. tell readers the vine is a kind of food

D. get readers to realize the passage is serious

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The school teaches students all the same s 2. as the rest of the country’s schools, but the teaching methods are completely different. Southern Cross uses nature as a teaching tool. The teachers and their pupils go out into nature and work with animals and plants. These can be used to study a 3. from maths and social sciences to languages. The school is in an area where animals live wild and can be hunted. To get to class, students travel a road through the forest that wild animals use as well.

The classroom for small preschoolers is a little different from the rest of the school. For example, the first lesson of the day is maths, but the teaching method is very s 4. .In this school you won’t hear a teacher saying “Count how many apples Jane has in her basket.”Actually, the children visit a nearby river to count the number of marks left by animals. This way they can see how many different animals come to d 5. during the night.

The students are encouraged to take care of the injured and small animals. If they find a dead animal in the area, they study where the animal fits in the foot chain and how and why it d 6. .

The headmaster says, “We must make people understand what we are doing to the e 7. . We need to care for our planet.”

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B. I’m sorry to hear that.

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D. I don’t quite agree with you.

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A. discussed B.is discussing

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In order to recycle old mobile phones, the town of Savonlinna in southeast Finland holds a Mobile Phone Throwing Competition every year. And people can have a little fun from the games.

While competitors cannot throw their own phones, the competition organizers provide hundreds of mobiles to choose from. Then people throw as far as possible from the throwing area. Last year’s winner Ere Karjalainen set a world record with his 101.46m throw. As a prize, he got a chance of drinking and practiced again as his preferred training methods.

Those without a strong throwing arm can enter the freestyle competition. During the competition, the style of the throw are judged (判断) rather than the distance. A three-person jury (评委) gives scores from one to six, and the thrower with the highest number of points wins.

This Year’s competition will be held on August 24. Sign-ups(报名注册) are still being accepted for five dollars per person or two dollars for children 12 and under. Once all the day’s phones have been thrown, they are taken to a recycling center.

1.Finland holds the mobile phone throwing competition mainly in order to________

A. recycle old Nokia mobile phones

B. raise money for the poor

C. have fun and enjoy the competition

D. take exercise and keep healthy

2.The underlined word“competitors ”in the passage means“________ ”.

A. The competition organizers

B. Members of the competition juries

C. Those who have nothing to do with the competition

D. Those who take part in the competition

3.A child at the age of ten must pay________ dollars for the sign\|up.

A. 0 B. 2 C. 5 D. 6

4.Which of the following statements is NOT true?

A. People only can throw the mobile phones provided by the organizers.

B. Those who throw the farthest will win the freestyle competition.

C. If you are weak, you can take part in the freestyle competition.

D. Ere Karjaiainen won last year’s competition with his 101.46 m throw.

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