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Did you enjoy _________ at the party, children?
A. you B. your C. yourself D. yourselves
D
句子翻译,将下列句子译成英语。
1. 你爸爸穿红白相间的T恤衫,看上去真酷。
2. 我有时怀疑这本书是否值得一读。
3.在苏州空气污染要比中国其他城市少。
4.许多车祸都因开车不小心造成。
5.要是把她和他的家庭作业比较一下，你就会发现她的耍好得多。
All schools have their own rules. The rules change from one school to another. Some schools are much stricter than others. There are also some rules that are strange or funny to us. Here are some funny school rules:
Strict Japanese rules
Most schools ask students to wear uniforms, such as sports suits or skirts. But Japanese schools even have rules about the colour of underwear(内衣)! They also require(需要) that girls' socks should be folded(折叠) in a certain way and boys' heads should be shaved(剃).
Other Japanese schools tell students that they can't go to the movies after sunset.
Different shoes in the USA
At some American schools, students have to change their shoes when they go into the schools every day. This makes sure students won't fall over on the floors and keeps the schools clean.
No strange hair in the UK http://w ww.xk b1. com
Strange hairstyles are not allowed in some British schools. But they might allow students to wear certain hairstyles during the World Cup years. There were two students who had special hairstyles during the 2002 World Cup. After the World Cup, their teachers asked them to go to the barber's (理发室)at once.
( )1. How many strange or funny school rules are mentioned in this passage?
A. Three. B. Four. C. Five D. Six.
( )2. Students in Japanese schools should wear_______.
A. uniforms B. indoor shoes C. shirts D. strange hairstyles
( )3. Why do students in the USA have to wear indoor shoes?
A. Because in that way they won't hurt if they fight.
B. Because in that way they will feel comfortable.
C. Because in that way they won't fall and can keep the schools clean.
D. Because in that way they won't make any noise when walking.
( )4. Which country's schools have rules about students' hair?
A. Schools in Japan only. B. Schools in the USA and the UK.
C. Schools in Japan and the UK. D. Schools in the UK only.
( )5. What's the best title of the passage?
A. Different school uniforms B. Different hairstyles
C. Different shoes D. Different school rules
Several weeks ago, more than 70 American students discussed with American First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House about health problems.
The students asked lots of questions that day and Mrs Obama answered them one by one patiently. Then Mrs Obama explained the importance of making healthy choices(选择) . The students were all eyes and ears as they listened.
She told the students that she didn’t always feel good about the choices her family was making. Some years ago, when she was working and living with her family in Chicago, Mrs Obama realized she had to make changes in her family’s lifestyle.
“We were eating out too much, buying a lot of things, and drinking a lot of sugary drinks,” she said. So Mrs Obama started talking to her kids about eating healthily and exercising more. Soon they were cooking more, eating fewer desserts, and spending less time watching TV. Mrs Obama realized that making little changes can have a big effect(效果)。
Mrs Obama said that young people should take care of their own health and their own futures. “Exercise isn’t always about sports. It’s just about moving,” she said.
( )1. More than 70 American students visited Mrs Obama _______ .
A. to find out if she cared for children’s health
B. to learn how to make health food
C. to get her to help the children with health problems
D. to have a discussion with her about health problems
( ) 2. The underlined sentence in the second paragraph means _______．
A. the students listened to Mrs Obama very carefully
B. what Mrs Obama said was not good for the students’ ears
C. the students failed to understand what Mrs Obama was saying
D. what Mrs Obama meant to help the students with their eyes
( ) 3. Which is right about Mrs Obama?
A. She has failed to change her children’s lifestyle.
B. She thought people in Chicago should change their lifestyles.
C. She moved out from the White House several weeks ago.
D. She thought we didn’t have to necessarily do sports , but we should move more.
( ) 4. From the passage we know _________ .
A. the students are in poor health B. as a child , Mrs Obama was poor in health
C. Mrs Obama’s children have health problems
D. Mrs Obama cares for children’s health very much
There are __________ stars in space.
A. one million B. two millions C. three millions of D. millions of
You shouldn’t drive for more than three hours without ______ a rest.
A. have B. to have C. having D. had
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Twelve-year-old Kitty O’Neil asked her coach, “Let me try.” She was already on the swim team, but this was different. One of the divers had not arrived, and Kitty needed much help. Her coach looked __1 at her. She had been practicing dives, but could she really stand up to the competition? Besides, __2 was completely deaf. Many people thought a person who was deaf wouldn’t be able to dive well. However, Kitty __3 , and she won first place at that swimming meet and went on to win the Junior Olympics in the area.
Kitty began diving with Dr. Sammy Lee, a famous coach and former Olympic diving champion. The teenager went to school in the morning and then spent most afternoons diving. It was __4 work, and Kitty often hit the water the wrong way. However, she was able to 5 practicing. While she was diving, Kitty won many gold medals, but she wanted _ 6 . Perhaps she learned something from her _7 . Kitty lost her hearing at the age of four months. Because she wanted Kitty to lead a normal life, Kitty’s mother went to college to _8 about teaching people who are deaf. Kitty’s mother finally started a school for those who are deaf.
Kitty’s life was _9 but normal, and as an athlete, Kitty was much better than others. When she gave up diving, she wanted danger and adventure. She raced cars, boats, and motorcycles. Many of these __10 usually require at least some hearing. For example many racers judge their speed by the sound of the engine. Kitty did it by __11 _ .
In 1972 she began to learn doing dangerous action for movies and television. Soon she became one of the 12 women in Hollywood. In 1976 Kitty O’Neil also became the fastest woman in the world in a rocket-powered car that went more than 512 miles per hour.
1. A. up B. down C. carefully D. closely
2. A. she B. he C. I D. it
3. A. worked B. did C. practiced D. came
4. A. easy B. usual C. pleasant D. hard
5. A. like B. finish C. keep D. begin
6. A. fewer B. more C. some D. many
7. A. father B. mother C. coach D. teacher
8. A. learn B. read C. write D. listen
9. A. something B. anything C. nothing D. everything
10. A. classes B. meetings C. activities D. parties
11. A. listening B. learning C. speaking D. feeling
12. A. latest B. fastest C. prettiest D. busiest
Lucy and I go to school _____ every day.
A. on feet B. on foot C. by foots D. by buses
This is book, and that is book.
A. I; her B. my; her C. my; she
