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【题目】Few students can understand the sentence until it _____ twice or three times.

A. explains B. is explained C. will be explained D. has explained

【答案】B

【解析】句意：直到那个句子被解释了两三次后，学生才能理解它。until引导的时间状语从句用一般现在时表示一般将来时，结合句意，那个句子被解释，故此处用一般现在时的被动语态，故选B。

练习册系列答案

A. you can do B. can you do

C. you can do to D. can you do to

【题目】When his water ran out, he knew that he would have to do to save his own life.

A.nothing B.anybody C.something D.somebody

【题目】The new kind of car is ________ expensive. I don’t have _______ money.

A. too much ; much too B. much too, too much

C. too much, too much D. much too, much too

【题目】People in Xinghua ______ walk or ride bikes, but now they ______ taking the bus or riding cars.

A. used to; used to

B. were used to; used to

C. were used to; are used to

D. used to; are used to

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Sometimes we forget that many things we use every day were not always there. They had to be i【1】. Someone had to have an idea. Then they had to do a lot of experiments with the idea until it worked well. Here are few you might like to read about:

In Maine, the northeast of the U. S., winters are long, windy and cold. Every winter, Chester Greenwood's ears got so cold that they turned colors. When he was 15, Chester got ice skates for his birthday. He wanted to go skating. The cold wind and his frozen ears soon sent him running home. The next day, Chester tied a scarf around his ears. It was w【2】, but too uncomfortable. Then he got a GREAT IDEA.

Chester made two oval loops out of wire. He asked his grandmother to sew covers on the ovals Then she connected the ovals with another wire. The ovals fit over his ears. Chester had invented earmuffs! They saved his ears and made him rich. People in Maine found another way to r【3】 Chester. December 21th, the first of winter, is Chester Greenwood Day.

Sometimes inventions happen by chance. As a boy. Thomas Alva Edison was called Al. When he was 12 years old, he got his first j【4】. He sold newspapers and candies on the train. One day on the job, he bravely s【5】 a boy from being run over by a train. The boy's father worked a telegraph. Al asked how to run a telegraph. Not only did Al learn the telegraph, but he made a better one. It was one of his earliest GREAT IDEAS

Edison's new telegraph made a lot of money. Later，he became the first person to o【6】and run an invention business. He was good at that，too. We could thank Thomas Edison every day. He had many，many GREAT IDEAS such as bulbs，movie cameras，and batteries. Edison is the one who invented more things than a【7】else in the world.

So，who knows？You might invent something some day！

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Have you heard of Lonely Planet？It is the largest travel guide book publisher in the world.

For about 40 years，Lonely Planet's travel books have offered great advice and tips for backpackers and other low—cost travelers around the world. If you want to travel cheaply and happily，you should read its books，or visit their website and get ideas from the forums（论坛）

Lonely Planet was founded by Tony and Maureen Wheeler. Maureen was born in Belfast，Northern Ireland. At age 20 she moved to London，where she met Tony Wheeler and got married with him. Just days after graduating in 1972，Tony and his wife Maureen drove from London to Afghanistan and eventually arrived in Sydney, Australia. Although at the end of the trip, they almost had no money left, they were very happy. Later in the year, people they met asked them continually—How did you travel? What did you see? What did it cost? These made them to turn their diaries into the first Lonely Planet book.

They spent a long time writing their first travel guide，Across Asia on the Cheap，in their home in Australia. Within a week they had sold about 1. 500 copies. The Lonely Planet Story is an unusual mix of autobiography（自传），business history and travel book. The book was soon became the backpackers' bible. Then the Wheelers set up a publishing company called" Lonely Planet Publications." They have produced travel guides to just about every corner of the globe. In 2009，the company changed its name to "Lonely Planet".

Now. Lonely Planet has become the world's most successful travel publisher. It has offices around the world.

【1】Backpackers can get ___________from Lonely Planet's travel books.

A.adviceB.moneyC.booksD.website

【2】___________set up the publishing company “Lonely Planet Publications”.

A.Tony WheelerB.Some backpackers

C.Tony Wheeler and his wifeD.Some low—cost travelers

【3】The Wheelers travelled ___________just days after graduating in 1972.

A.from London to AfghanistanB.from London to Sydney

C.from Afghanistan to LondonD.from Sydney to London

【4】The underlined word “These” in the passage probably refers to___________.

A.people they metB.the problems people met

C.the days they travelledD.the fact people asked them questions

【5】The Lonely Planet Story is a kind of autobiography as well as___________.

A.science fictionB.business historyC.detective storiesD.film guide

【6】Which of the following statement is NOT true？

A.The Wheelers almost had no money left after the journey，but they felt happy.

B.If you want to travel cheaply and happily，you'd better to read Across Asia on the Cheap.

C.Maureen met Tony Wheeler in Belfast，Northern Ireland at the age of 20.

D.The travel guide was so popular that they had sold about 1，500 copies in a week.

【题目】 --The small children don't know _________.

--Well, I put them in a hiding place.

A. where their stockings is

B. what is in their stockings

C. where their stockings are

D. what are in their stockings

【题目】--- A little faster, or you may not follow the __________ of the music.

--- I’ll try.

A. beat B. step C. jump D. line

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