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—I don’t understand why you didn’t go to the lecture yesterday afternoon.

—I’m so sorry. But I my homework.

A. had done B. was doing C. would do D. am doing

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More than anything else in the world, Lion liked being King of the jungle(丛林).He walked around, showing off his power and pride.

Each day Lion took a long lazy sleep under the shade of his favourite tree. He always dreamed of weaker animals bowing(鞠躬)before him.

One day Mouse ran through the jungle and tripped over Lion's huge paws. Lion woke up with a start. "How dare you wake me up! " he shouted angrily. Lion hunted Mouse with one paw. "On the second thought, I'm in the mood for the snack, and you'll make a delicious meal." he said.

Mouse cried out, "King Lion, please spare me! If you let me live, I'll always remember your kindness. And, some day, I might be able to help you."

"How could such a powerless little mouse ever help me?" That thought made Lion laugh so much that he decided to let Mouse go. A week later, Lion was walking through the jungle on the

way to his favourite tree when he stepped onto a hunter's net. The net scooped(兜接)him up. No matter how he twisted and turned, he couldn't run away.

When Mouse heard Lion's frightened shouts, he raced to help. Mouse quickly chewed(咀嚼) through the ropes to make a hole in the net. Soon, Lion moved out and was free. Lion looked down at the little mouse."Thank you for saving my life," said Lion ,smiling his widest smile," I was mistaken. You are not a powerless little mouse. You are a great friend!"

1.What did Lion do each day?

A. He showed kindness to animals in the jungle.

B. He had a good sleep under his favourite tree.

C. He bowed before weaker animals.

D. He stepped onto a hunter's net.

2.Why did Lion let Mouse go?

A. Because he was trapped in the net.

B. Because he took Mouse as his good friend.

C. Because he doubted if Mouse could be of any help.

D. Because he believed Mouse could save him.

3.What can we learn from the passage?

A. Pride makes you lose what you have.

B. Don't put all your eggs in one basket.

C. Even the small can show great strength.

D. When the cat's away, the mice will play.

Li Na _______a gold medal again in Shenzhen _______the morning of January 5th.

A. beat; in B. won; in C. won; on D. beat; on

He was unaware of the serious situation he was facing.

A. understand B. didn’t realize C. knew

---Sorry, I won’t have time to go shopping with you this afternoon.

--- But you ________ to do that yesterday.

A. ordered B. promised C. realized D. knew

Maybe you think that many parents have a lot to learn about what their children are doing online. According to a recent survey by Symantec Company, which makes many kinds of security(安全)software for home and business computers, there's a "huge difference between parents and their kids".

Parents of children under the age of 18 were asked to estimate(估计)how much time their kids spent online each week. The parents said about three hours a week on average(平均).The kids－ages 8 to 17－who took the survey said they were spending an average of seven hours online each week.

"I really think that's because of the time they spend on their mobile phones and computers, when their parents don't even know they're online," says Symantec's Bill Rosenkrantz. "Remember, cellphones, PDAs and video game machines all make it possible to surf the Internet. You don't have to sit in front of a computer screen."

And what are the kids doing on the Web? "They're doing things, like downloading music, they're going to social networking sites, they're actually shopping online when parents don't think they're doing those kinds of activities," says Rosenkrantz. "They're also, we think, doing some things with research papers and other kinds of activities with homework maybe where they're getting some information online and they really shouldn't be." Nearly a quarter of the kids (23 percent) night do things their parents would not agree.

So how does a modern parent deal with this type of situation? "The first thing we strongly recommend is that parents spend fine with their children online," Rosenkrantz， says. "Sit down with them and understand what they're doing. Secondly, have a dialogue about it. Have a dialogue about what's an acceptable activity, what's an unacceptable activity, and set some ground rules－time online, things you can and can't do. Really have those conversations. That's the most important ." There are a lot of bad people on the Internet. That's why it's so important for parents to know what their kids are doing online.

1.The data(数据)in the second paragraph are used to show .

A. parents don't exactly know kids' online activities

B. time spent online changes with children's ages

C. children always spend too much time online

D. children spend more time online than their parents

2.What can we learn from the passage?

A. Some kids surveyed may go against their parents' rules.

B. Most parents know what their kids are doing online.

C. Special home computers are being made by Symantec.

D. Parents are too busy to pay attention to their kids.

3.In Rosenkrantz's opinion, the key to the situation is that parents should .

A. shorten their kids' time spent online

B. know their kids' online activities

C. use security software in computers

D. have a dialogue with their kids

4.What's the purpose of the passage?

A. To advertise a piece of useful security software.

B. To call parents' attention to kids' online behaviour.

C. To warn children of the risks online activities.

D. To give reasons for kids' bad Internet habits.

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You can help people in many ways. Schools need volunteers to help with taking care of children while parents are working. Hospitals need volunteers to look after children while their parents are seeing a doctor. Animal lovers can help take care of those dogs and cats without homes. There is something for everyone.

“As a volunteer, I don’t want to get anything. Seeing the children’s happy faces, I’m happy, too.” said Carlos Domingo, an old woman of 62. “I often played computer games in my spare time before.

Now I help older people learn how to use computers.” said another volunteer at the age of 18.

If everyone helps out a bit, we’ll have a better world to live in. Interested? Call us at 1-800-555-5756 or visit our website: www.activol.com.

1.When do the volunteers help others?

A. In their free time. B. At weekends. C. On weekdays. D. In the evenings.

2. can be a volunteer.

A. Children B. Old women C. Anyone aged 12-70 D. Young people

3.Volunteers want to get when they help others.

A. money B. computers C. everything D. nothing

4.Carlos Domingo does volunteer work with .

A. animals B. children C. computers D. older people

5.We can read such a passage .

A. in a newspaper B. in a storybook C. in a picture book D. in a textbook

--Can I ____________ your bike?

--With pleasure. But you mustn't ______________it to others.

A. lend; borrow B. borrow; lend

C. lend; lend D. borrow; borrow

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