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   What do people often do on a flight? Passengers from different countries have different habits. The Airline Passenger Experience Association did research on around 1500 people from eight different countries. According to their research,Chinese travelers are most likely to take a nap (小睡) . They also like in-flight shopping. British and German people spend half their time chatting to strangers. Australian people like drinking,with 36 percent passengers drinking on the plane.

   Yogurt became New York State's official state snack. "Making yogurt as the official state snack will continue to raise public awareness (意识) of the economic and healthy benefits of yogurt and the dairy (乳制品 ) industry," the office of Governor Andrew Cuomo said to Reuters. Some other states in the US also have their official snacks. South Carolina has boiled peanuts,Texas has tortilla chips (墨西哥炸玉米 片) and salsa  (萨尔萨辣酱) ，Illinois has popcorn and Utah has Jell-0(果冻) .

    Students at Yancheng Teachers University,Jiangsu,are now not allowed to use their cell phones in class. Under the new rule of the college,students must turn off or mute their phones and put them in a bag in the classroom. They will get them back when class is over. Wang Guangfei,vice-president of the college said that this move is to help students concentrate (集中) and become more active in class. The practice is also in effect at Central South University in Hunan.

50. German people often on a flight.

   A. take a nap

   B. do in-flight shopping

   C. chat to strangers

   D. drink

51. What's the official state snack of Illinois?

   A. Yogurt. B. Boiled peanuts.

   C. Tortilla chips and salsa. D. Popcorn.

52. Why did the college make the new rule?

   A. To improve its reputation (声誉) .

   B. To help students concentrate on their study.

   C. To stop students from using their cell phones.

   D. To avoid students cheating in tie exam.

[阅读C篇短文大意]本文包含三篇短文:各国乘客在飞机上 有哪些习惯;酸奶成为美国纽约州官方零食;高校试行"无手机课堂”。 50—52 CDB

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   C. Staple food. D. Com.

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   A. China   B. the US   C. Mexico   D. Uganda

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   A. The matoke.    B. Tortillas.

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第一节:听下面10段对话，每段对话后有一个问题，读 两遍，请根据每段对话的内容和后面的问题，从所给的三个 选项中选出最恰当的一项。

（  ）1. A. In a hotel. B. In a shop. C. In an office.

（  ）2. A. Cloudy. B. Rainy. C. Sunny.

（  ）3. A. Tara. B. Tina. C. We don't know.

（  ）4. A. Between the restaurant and the cinema.

   B. In front of the cinema.

   C. Behind the cinema.

（  ）5. A. In 1990.   B. In 1993.   C. In 1996.

（  ）6. A. At home. B. In the hospital. C. In the school.

（  ）7. A. America. B. France. C. England.

（  ）8. A. They went bike riding.

   B. They went swimming.

   C. They went climbing.

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（  ）10. A. He gets up late in the morning.

   B. The school is far from his home. 

   C. The traffic is too heavy.

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

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   B. Sabrina thinks it's too early for them to make the important choice.

   C. Many schools provide teachers to help students to make decisions.

   D. Each of the five areas of study provides one or two courses.

51. What's the main idea of the passage?

   A. The eighth-graders in Texas start to think about their future.

   B. There is a new state law in Texas.

   C. Many students have no idea what they want to do in the future.

   D. Sabrina Schramm has made a decision for her future.

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   C. He hurt his head.

（  ）5. A. The police station. B. The library.

   C. The restaurant.

（  ）6. A. Because he had an accident.

   B. Because he lost his ticket.

   C. Because he forgot the time.

（  ）7. A. Twice a week. B. Once a week.

   C. Once a month.

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   C. It is too long. .

（  ）9. A. Do some cleaning. B. See a film.

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   C. At a bookshop.

59. Jim直到下周三才会离开。

Jim next Wednesday.

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