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—Bob, can you read the number 2, 307,018?

—Yes, I can. It’s ________.

A.two million, three hundred and seven thousand, and eighteen

B.two million, and three hundred and seven thousand, and eighteen

C.two millions, three hundred and seven thousands, and eighteen

D.two millions, three hundred and seven thousands, eighteen

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Everyone may make mistakes in his life, but not everyone knows _____. Finding the way to the mistakes is more important than escaping from them.

A.what should he do with them

B.how he should do with them

C.how he should deal with them

Sam’s favorite team won the game. He was excited ______ the news.

A.to hear B.hearing

C.to hearing D.hear

A young woman was walking through a supermarket to pick up a few things when she noticed an old man following her around. Thinking nothing of it, she ignored him and continued (继续) shopping. After she got what she wanted, she went to checkout line, but the old man got in front of her, "Pardon me," he said, "I'm sorry if my staring(盯) at you has made you feel uncomfortable. It's just because you look like my granddaughter, who just died recently. And I miss her very much, "

"I'm very sorry," answered the young woman. "Is there anything I can do for you?

" Yes," the old man said. " As I'm leaving, can you say ‘Goodbye, Grandpa' to me? It would make me feel so much better. "

"Sure," answered the young woman.

As the old man was leaving, she called out, " Bye-bye, Grandpa ! "

When she stepped up to the checkout counter(收银台) ,she saw that her total was $ 178.50.

"How can that be?" she asked. "I only bought a few things ! "

"Your grandpa said you would pay for him," said the clerk.

1.Why did the old man follow the woman and let her say" Bye-bye, Grandpa" ?

A.He wanted to steal(偷) her money. B.She looked like her dead granddaughter.

C.He wanted to stare at her. D.He wanted her to pay for him.

2.According to the passage we can know that _________________.

A.the young woman is a careful person

B.the young woman is as clever as the old man

C.the young woman was pleased to pay for the old man

D.the young woman didn't know the old man at all

3.What does the underlined word "ignored" mean?

A.看 B.浏览 C.忽视 D.买

4.How much did it cost what the young woman bought?

A.$ 178.50. B.Over $ 178.50. C.$ 78. 50. D.Less than $ 178. 50.

5.Which of the following is the best title of the story?

A.A kind-hearted young woman B.The total was $178.50

C.Bye-bye, Grandpa D.An old man and his granddaughter

I share my room ______ a friend of _________.

A.to, me B.with, mine C.with, me D.from, mine

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Dear students,

We have some 1. and fun things for you this term. On September 21st, we have a school trip in the afternoon. October is a great month. On the 12th and the 15th, we have two ball games, soccer and volleyball. School 2. is on October 22nd. Your parents can come to our school. Next month, we have an art festival. It’s on November 3rd. We have an English party on November 30th. And on December 3rd, we have a book sale in the school 3..

This is a really busy term! Have a good time!

Found: Notebook

Is this your notebook?

Please call Mary.

Phone#235-0285

Lost: My school card

My name is Tony.

Please call me at 685-6034.

Found:

Is this your pencil box?

Please call Jim.

Phone#446-5567

Alan,

Is that your computer game in the lost and found case?

Nick

Found: Tape player

Is this your tape player?

Please call Cindy at 122-3454.

Lost:

My dictionary.

Please call Bob at 476-5656.

1.My tape player is lost, I can call ________.

A.122-3454 B.476-5656 C.446-5567 D.235-0285

2.If you found a dictionary, it may be ________.

A.Jim’s B.Cindy’s C.Mary’s D.Bob’s

3.Mary found a ________.

A.notebook B.tape player C.computer game D.school card

4.Alan lost his ________.

A.school card B.pencil box C.dictionary D.computer game

In the next photo ________ Tom and his parents.

A.be B.am C.is D.are

Butterflies at Risk

What's causing problems for these beautiful insects?

Something is harming the monarchs. One of the largest butterflies in North America, monarchs are famous for their long migrations（迁徙）covering thousands of miles. Yet the number of monarchs is dropping. Bad weather conditions, putting the butterfly population in danger. Some butterfly experts say that the number of monarch butterflies has been cut by 25 percent. In recent years, unusually cold temperatures and rain have caused monarchs to die in large numbers. These conditions have also caused new butterflies not to hatch（孵化）.

Will they return?

Monarchs are very sensitive（敏感的）to change because of the long distances they travel. They cover thousands of miles each year, flying between their winter homes in Mexico or Southern California and their summer homes in the Midwest. Other animals also migrate. And many travel much farther. A bird called the Arctic tern goes round trip between the Arctic and the Antarctic every year. Like the Arctic tern, a type of gray whale has a long migration. It travels 12,400 miles from Baia California in Mexico to waters off Alaska and back. The longest migration ever recorded is by the sooty shearwater. Every year this bird flies 40, 000 miles from New Zealand to the northern part of the Pacific Ocean to find food.

The monarchs don't travel as far as animals like the Arctic tern and the sooty shearwater, but their journey isn't safe. Every year as many as 100 million monarch butterflies leave Mexico for the first leg of the migration. It's hard to imagine that such a large number might be in danger. Yet many scientists tell us that the danger is very real.

In Mexico people are destroying the natural environment. They cut down the trees where millions of monarchs. spend the winter and use chemicals to kill the milkweed, the monarch's favourite food. Monarchs spend the winter in Mexico and California. In both places, development is destroying these winter homes. Unless steps are taken to protect their habitats, the monarchs' migration could become a thing of the past.

"If we lose the whole migration, we lose one of the nation's most magnificent phenomena, " said Chip Taylor, a professor at the University of Kansas. These butterflies are the symbol of richness of biological diversity（生物多样性）.

1.Are monarch butterflies famous for their long migrations?

2.What are putting the butterfly population in danger?

3.Where are monarchs' winter homes?

4.In Paragraph 2, what animal has the longest migration?

5.What can people do to protect monarch butterflies?

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