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As we all know, Britain is ______ European country and China is ______ Asian country.

A. an; an B. a; a C. a; an D. an; a

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假如你是你们班班长李华，下周你们外教的儿子Tom将要来你们的城市，你负责安排他的活动。请根据下面的提示，给Tom写一封电子邮件。

主要活动：1.举办一个聚会；2.走进课堂；3.参观城市博物馆；4.去公园划船。

参考词汇：City Museum城市博物馆 go boating划船

要求：60词左右，邮件的格式和开头已给出，不计入总词数。

Hi Tom,

I’m happy to hear you will come to our city. ____

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,

Li Hua

任务型阅读.阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。

Olympic medals are gold, silver and bronze. But the 2020 Tokyo Games want their medals to be “green”, according to CNN. Japan is going to make the Olympic 2020 medals by reused materials.

Japan has one of the highest recycling rates in Asia, according to OECD data. However, this is mainly used for plastic, paper and glass. The Tokyo Games will collect unwanted mobiles and other electronic devices (电子产品) from the Japanese public. They will recycle metal from those devices to help make 5，000 medals. Organizers hope to get eight tons of metal.

The public also gets a chance to be part of the Olympic journey, said the organizers. Recycled, or “green”, materials have been used to make Olympic medals in the past. Last year's Rio Games made 30 percent of their silver and bronze medals from recycled materials.

How does e-waste recycling work? Recycling or processing companies either collect or buy tons of this e-waste and used industrial products. They then use chemical processes to separate the different metals. Much of this work takes place in developing countries such as China, India and Indonesia.

1.What will the Olympic medals in the 2020 Tokyo Games be made from?

Japan will collect ________________ to make the Olympic medals.

2.How many medals will they make?

They will recycle metal to help make ________________ medals.

3.Why do the Tokyo Olympic Games collect materials from the Japanese public?

Because it’s a good chance for the public to be ________________ the Olympic journey.

4.What does “They” in last paragraph mean?

It refers to ________________.

5.What does the last paragraph mainly tell us?

It mainly tells about ________________.

―The cakes are quite delicious! Can I have one more?

―Sorry, there is left. What about some biscuits?

A. none B. no one C. nothing D. nobody

I never doubt ________this English dictionary is of great _________ to me.

A. that, helpful B. if, help C. whether, helpful D. that, help

What is one thing that would help parents understand their kids better? More than 8,000 US kids answered this question in an online poll (投票) by KidsHealth.org.

Many US kids — two out of three — said they get along with their parents. But that doesn’t mean they never disagree. In fact, most kids reported arguing with their parents, at least sometimes. And two out of five kids said arguments sometimes even include shouting at each other.

“It’s certainly normal to disagree and argue,” says Darcy Lyness, an American expert. “But it’s also important to learn how to do so respectfully (尊重地). Be patient. Don’t use a raised, angry voice.”

And not surprisingly, three out of four kids said they had lied to their parents sometimes. Many said they lie so they would not get in trouble or disappoint their parents. According to Lyness, lying isn’t just wrong. It can actually have bad results. Telling the truth builds trust.

Telling the truth, says Lyness, shows maturity (成熟). But older kids actually lie more often than younger ones. Kids aged 12 to 14 not only said they lie more, but they also reported having less fun, feeling less close and not getting along as well with their parents.

According to Lyness, those feelings are common. As kids become more independent (独立), they have more areas of disagreement with their parents. But it doesn’t have to be that way. “Kids and parents get along differently at each stage of the journey,” she says. “As kids grow and change, it is important for everybody to change.”

1.In Lyness’s opinion, kids_______ their parents.

A. never agree with B. may argue with

C. must always agree with D. can shout at

2.Why do some kids lie to their parents?

A. They don’t trust their parents. B. They don’t want to get into trouble.

C. They don’t think lying is wrong. D. They are disappointed with their parents.

3.About _______ out of the 8,000 students in the poll said that they have lied to their parents.

A. 3,000 B. 4,500 C. 6,000 D. 7,500

4.According to Paragraph 5, older kids ________.

A. have more fun in life B. seldom lie to their parents

C. feel less close to their parents D. gets along better with their parents

5.The writer wrote this article to ____________ .

A. explain why kids tell lies

B. show how parents and kids get along

C. avoid troubles between parents and kids

D. help parents and kids understand each other better

I can hardly eat _________. I am not feeling well today.

A. nothing B. anything C. everything D. something

---I'm going to Yichun for summer vacation. It's a good place to relax.

---So it is. !

A. Enjoy oneself B. Have a good trip C. Thank you

I prefer the failure rather than my dream.

A. experience; to give up

B. to experience; give up

C. experiencing; giving up

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