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—Excuse me, could you help me ________when the plane will take off on the Internet?

—I’m sorry, my computer doesn’t work.

A.take up B.put up C.take out D.find out

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—Bad luck. I never like ______ days.

A.raining; rainy B.is raining; rainy

C.rained; rainy D.rained; raining

Which of the following underlined part is different in pronunciation from the others?

A.Have you heard the news?

B.How do you learn English?

C.What's wrong with your heart?

D.Why did you get up so early?

Long, long ago, there was a man. He lived in a village. One day, he went to a market and did some shopping. He suddenly found two boxes. Both the two boxes were very beautiful and the man loved them. So he bought the two boxes and took them home.

He looked at the boxes. He didn’t know how to use the boxes. He thought it over and decided to do something special. He decided to put all of his happiness in the yellow box and all of his sadness in the black box. He thought that it was funny to do that.

A few days later, the yellow box was very heavy, but the black box was still light.

He didn’t know why. He decided to open the two boxes and found out the truth. He opened the yellow box and found nothing. Then he opened the black box and saw a hole at the bottom.

1.Where did the man buy the two boxes?

A.In a small store. B.In a market. C.In a big store. D.In a bookshop.

2.He put his happiness into________.

A.the red box B.the white box C.the yellow box D.the black box

3.A few days later, the black box was ________.

A.big B.heavy C.light D.small

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

A.The man lived in a big city. B.The man didn’t find the truth.

C.The man threw the boxes away. D.There was a hole in the bottom of the black box.

5.What’s the best title of the passage?

A.Two Boxes B.A Good Market C.A Silly Man D.The Yellow Box

—He plays basketball so well! Who taught _______?

—He learnt it by _______.

A.him; him B.himself; himself C.him; himself D.himself; him

请根据要求改写下列句子，每空一词。

1.The young man has already finished his plan.(改为否定句) The young man ________finished his plan ________.

2.The advice that you have offered me is very useful. （改为感叹句）

________advice you’ve offered me!

3.The young man was brave. He saved his neighbour from a big fire. (合并为一句) The young man was________ to save his neighbour from a big fire.

4.Be quick! The film will begin in half an hour.( 对划线部分提问)

________________will the film begin?

5.I bought the new computer last week.（保持句意基本不变）

________is one week________I bought the new computer.

— My dream is to be a CEO of Microsoft one day in the future.

— ___________. I think you’d better do well in your study today first.

A.In your dreams B.Every dog has its day

C.Better late than never D.The early bird catches the worm

Imagine you could remember everything that ever happened to you. The detail（细节）of every book you have ever read. Every moment in class you have ever taken. A perfect memory sounds like a wish come true, doesn't it?

But as the old saying goes, Be careful what you wish for. Believe it or not, there are some people in the world who have near perfect memories of their experiences. They remember almost every detail about almost every day of their lives. People with this ability have a "highly superior autobiographical memory（超级自传体记忆）," or HSAM.

If you are asked this evening to describe the events of your day in as much as detail as possible, you will probably do pretty well. But if I ask you to provide details about what you did on March 3, 2012, do you know what day of the week it was? What did you eat for lunch? Was it cold that day? You would have no idea where to even begin.

A person with HSAM would be able to provide all those details for almost any day of his or her life. In addition to（除了）every great moment they remember, they also remember each time they were embarrassed（难堪）or deeply sad. The negative（消极的）events replay in their minds in equal detail as the great moments. Sometimes，forgetting isn’t such a bad thing.

In fact, for most of us, forgetting is a natural part of how our brains function（运转）. If we don't need to remember something or try to make an effort to remember it, the information fades away（消逝）and is lost. But for those people with HSAM, the problem is that they are unable to forget. All of their experiences, even the most unimportant， remain clear to them all the time.

Research has shown that the brains of people with HSAM do not simply function differently than other brains; their brains are structurally different. By studying the brains of people with HSAM, scientists may be able to find ways of helping others have better memories—not perfect memories with an inability to forget, but better memories.

1.The writer mentions three questions in Paragraph 3 to show that .

A.many people would like to share their life experience with others

B.few people can describe the events of the present moments

C.some people find it difficult to tell others about their life

D.most people can't remember lots of details in the past

2.People with HSAM .

A.often feel sorry or deeply sad for others

B.want negative events to stay clear in their minds

C.remember both great and bad moments in details

D.forget their unimportant experiences in daily life

3.The writer probably agrees that .

A.practice makes memory perfect

B.forgetting is important and helpful

C.people should remember everything

D.scientists should help people with HSAM

4.Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?

A.The Importance of Memory

B.The Imperfect Gift of Memory

C.The New Research of Memory

D.The Advantages of People with HSAM

Tom usually________to school early but his sister doesn’t.

A.go B.goes C.went D.will go

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