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— Do you know ________?

— Maybe 5,000 yuan. I’m not quite sure.

A. who bought the camera for her

B. who did she buy the camera for

C. how much she paid for the camera

D. how much did she pay for the camera

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-It's time to go to bed, Mary.

-Oh, Mom. I won't go to bed I finish my homework.

A. until B. since C. after D. as soon as

Almost two million young workers in the UK have to live with their parents because they cannot buy a house or rent (租) a room. House prices in the UK are now so high that many young people cannot afford to buy one. This means a quarter of young workers have to live with their parents.

A survey found that 48 percent of the people said the biggest problem was housing costs. Britain has a long history of young people moving away from the family home when they start working. House prices are getting higher and higher, and it makes it more and more difficult for young workers to live alone.

A 32-year-old woman said she has been saving money for over ten years to pay for a new apartment. She said it was very difficult because the more she saves, the more house prices go up. She is worried about the future if she can buy her own home. She told reporters why she didn’t want to leave the family home and rent.

“If I move out now, I’ll have to pay expensive rents for the rest of my life. But the idea that I’m going to live like a teenager into my late 30s or even 40s is really disappointing,” she said. A charity for homeless people said Britain’s government needed to build more homes and sell them at a price that is low enough for younger people.

1.Why do some of young workers live with their parents?

A. Because they can’t buy or rent a room. B. Because they deeply love their parents.

C. Because it’s a history to live with parents. D. Because living with their parents is relaxing.

2.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. 48 percent of the young workers still live with their parents.

B. Young workers don’t like to move away from their parents.

C. House prices are always getting higher and higher in the UK.

D. It’s easy for young workers to move away from parents.

3.What the 32-year-old woman said means that ______.

A. she doesn’t want to leave her family home

B. she doesn’t have enough money for a house

C. the house price will go down in the future

D. she doesn’t want to buy a house at all

4.What does the woman think of living in her family home?

A. She enjoys living with her parents.

B. She is excited at living with her parents.

C. She doesn’t mind living with her parents.

D. She doesn’t want to live with her parents.

5.The best title of the passage may be ______.

A. Buying a House B. Renting a House

C. Living with Parents D. Living Alone

--- Computers are very useful.

--- Yes, with the help of computers, news can ______ every corner of the world.

A. enter B. return C. reach D. arrive

Smart Phone, Poor Sight

Look around and you’ll see people busy on their smart phones. Smart phones do make our lives easier. But have you ever thought about what they mean to your eyes?

According to a study, half of British people own smart phones now and they spend an average of two hours a day using them. There has been a 35% increase in the number of people in the UK who suffer from short-sightedness since smart phones were introduced there in 1997.

Staring (盯) at smart phones screen for long time gives you dry eyes. When looking at something in the distance, your eyes automatically blink (自动眨眼) a certain number of times. However, when you look at things closer to your face, the blinking slows down. This reduces the amount of tears and causes discomfort in your eyes. Another bad habit is using smart phones in dark rooms before going to sleep. If you look at a bright screen while your pupils (瞳孔) become larger, too much light enters your eyes. This can do harm to the eyes and cause a disease called glaucoma (青光眼).

While you’re probably not going to stop using your smart phone, there are a few things you can do to protect your eyes. Hold your phone at least 30 centimeters away from your eyes when using it. Take a break every hour and try the following: look at something at least five meters away from you and then focus on the tip of your nose. Repeat this several times. It should reduce the discomfort in your eyes.

1.The article is mainly about ________.

A. how to use smart phones

B. the harm that smart phones do to users’ eyes

C. the reason why teenagers get short-sightedness

D. advantages and disadvantages of smart phones

2.From Paragraph 2，we learn that ________.

A. half of the British people began to use smart phones 22 years ago

B. each of the British people spends two hours a day on smart phones

C. more British people have suffered from short-sightedness since 1997

D. the number of British people who own smart phones increases by 35%

3.Using smart phones improperly may cause ________.

A. too many blinks B. more tears in the eyes

C. smaller pupils D. dry eyes and glaucoma

4.If you use your eyes for a long time, which of the following is not a good way to relax?

A. Holding your phone at least 30 centimeters away from your eyes.

B. Taking a break every hour.

C. Sleeping for an hour.

D. Trying to look at something in the distance.

5.This article is written to advise people ________.

A. not to buy smart phones B. to stop using smart phones

C. to make full use of smart phones D. to use smart phones properly

In exams, the ________ careful you are, the ________ mistakes you’ll make.

A. more; less B. less; fewer C. more; fewer D. less; less

—How are you going to improve ________this term?

—Work harder than last term.

A. ourselves B. myself C. himself D. yourself

Look at the rules. Passengers ________ smoke on the bus.

A. must B. can C. mustn’t D. needn’t

---Excuse me. ________?

---Walk past the book shop, and then turn right. It is opposite a hotel.

A. Is there a shopping mall near here B. Where are you going

C. How can I get to the shopping mall D. Which is the shopping mall

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