【题目】根据汉语意思完成句子
①他每天游泳。
He .
②去年，我父母带我度过了一个非常特别的假期。
Last year, my parents took me .
③有一天他正在看电视，一场足球比赛开始了。
He one day a football match came on.
④他们从下午3点就在这里了。
They since 3 p.m.
⑤他们现在正在游泳。
They now.

【1】Lin Dan played badminton very well. He won the Thomas Cup again. (合并为一句)

Lin Dan played badminton well ________ ________ win the Thomas Cup again.

【2】He got up early: in order to catch the first bus. (句意不变)

He got up early ________ ________ he could catch the first bus.

【3】I don’t know when I should go to watch The Lion King. (改为简单句)

I don’t know ________ ________ go to watch The, Lion King.

【4】Choose the perfect grapes only, or you won’t be able to make the best wine. (句意不变)

You ________ be able to make the best wine ________ you choose the perfect grapes only.

【5】I don’t think he is right. (改为反意疑问句)

I don’t think he is right, ________ ________?

【6】idioms, you, with, do, what, colour, know? (连词成句)

______________________________________________________________________?

A 108-year-old Message in a Bottle

On November 30, 1906, George Bidder dropped a bottle from a boat into the North Sea. The weighted glass bottle sank almost to the sea floor, and then it move slowly for 108 years and 138 days.

Its journey ended when Marianne Winkler found the bottle in 2015. Winkler was then on vacation on Amrum Island. She picked up the bottle when it was washed up onto the beach. She saw a piece of paper inside, but didn’t break it open. She could tell that the bottle was old. So she didn’t want to damage it.

Finally she got the piece of paper out of the bottle. She found that the paper was actually a postcard. On the back of the card there was this message: The Marine Biological Association（海洋生物学协会） would pay a shilling（先令） for the bottle. A shilling was a unit of money that was used in Great Britain before the early 1970s.

Winkler filled out the card and posted it. The association was surprised to get a postcard addressed to George Bidder, the president of the association from 1939 to 1945. The workers of the association searched on the Internet to find a shilling. They found one and sent it to Winkler as a reward.

The message in the bottle was the oldest ever re-discovered. For this reason Marianne Winkler got a place in “Guinness World Records”（吉尼斯世界纪录）. She broke the record for the oldest message in a bottle.

Winkler’s bottle was not the only one Bidder sent to sea. Between 1904 and 1906, he spent away more than one thousand bottles. He placed postcards inside them. The bottles were part of a research project to map currents（洋流） in the North Sea. This was the best method at that time. But whether the association could get the bottles back depended on the people who found them. The association reported that about 55 percent of the bottles were returned. They added that the experiment was a success as it showed the east-to-west flow of the North Sea’s currents.

【1】 How long did the weighted glass bottle move in the sea?

【2】Did Marianne Winkler find the bottle in 2015?

【3】What was in the bottle?

【4】Who was George Bidder?

【5】Why did Bidder drop bottles into the sea?

How often do you get angry? Twice a week or 【1】 (one)a day? Several months ago, a group of 44 students joined in 【2】special activity. Their teacher, Cheng Hong, asked【3】 (they) and their parents not to lose their temper for 21 days.

During the 21 days, those students and their parents had 【4】 record their moods every day. They used the"sunny", "cloudy light rain "and "heavy rain" pictures to stand【5】 their different moods. Most students and their parents thought it was easy 【6】first.

However, only one family 【7】 (keep) their temper for 21 days. Through the activity, Ms. Cheng found that parents were【8】(much) likely (可能的) to get angry than their children. "Some students don't know how to control their temper. They often get angry and sometimes even fight with【9】 (other), she said. “Parents' moods can affect their children's. I hope parents will notice(注意到) the importance of good environment at home and try to control their temper in front 【10】their children.

【题目】根据汉语完成句子，每空一词
（1）The hat must （属于）Carla.
（2）This T-shirt （不可能是）John's. It's too big for him.
（3）That bag （可能是）Mary's. But I am not sure.
（4）Lu Xun is my （最喜欢的作家）．
（5） (一定有) something visiting the homes in our neighborhood, but what is it?

Do you get angry when your friends sing loudly while you are trying to work or when your best friend does not wait for you after school?

【1】 Getting angry with others can cause you to lose friends.

Gary Egeberg an American high school teacher, has written My Feelings Are Like Wild Animals to help you control your feelings.【2】

The book says that getting angry only makes problems worse. 【3】 "Getting angry is not a natural way to act," the book says,"It's just a bad habit, like smoking". The book says you can control your anger easily—all you have to do is to tell yourself not to be angry.

The book gives many tips to help you if you get angry easily. 【4】

◆Keep a record. When you get angry, write down why you are angry Look at it later and you will see you get angry too easily.

◆Ask your friends to stop talking to you when you get angry. This will teach you not to be angry.

◆【5】 When you get angry, walk away from the problem and go somewhere else.

Try to laugh.

A.Here are the top three.

B.Do something different.

C.It can never make them better.

D.It tells how to stay cool when bad things happen.

E.If you do, you need to control your feelings.

F.Exercise every day will help you a lot.

【题目】用must, might或can't填空
（1）The textbook be his. His name is on it.
（2）That be Mary-she's in New York.
（3）Li Ming get here in time, but I am not sure.
（4）The toy be Bob's. He is the only little kid.
（5）I can't find my pen. It be left at home.

【题目】根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成单词.
①—Can you play volleyball?
—No, I can't. But I can play b.
②What a s! You can't come to my birthday party.
③Our classroom is (在……对面) the library.
④Don't forget to take your (护照) when you leave.
⑤Where are my (手套)? I can't find them.

【题目】补全对话
根据对话内容，从方框内所给的选项中选出最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余项。
a. How often should I take the medicine?
b. Yes, I do.
c. I have a bad cold.
d. Good afternoon, young man.
e. For about two days.
f. Yes, thank you.
g. No, I am not.Dick: Good morning, Liu Yong!
A: Good afternoon, Doctor Huang.
B: What's wrong with you?
A:
B: Do you have a cough?
A: I cough now and then.
B: How long have you been like this?
A: And I'm feeling terrible now.
B: Let me check you over. Oh, you have a fever, too.
A: Is it serious?
B: Nothing serious. Take this medicine and drink more water.
A:
B: Three times a day. Have a good rest and you'll be all right soon.
A: Thanks a lot.
B: Not at all.

A. think about B. experiments C. results D. worry about E. lead

Talking to human-like devices (设备) can be great fun—just ask Siri to tell you a joke. But it may also 【1】 to problems.

A recent study by scientists in the US found that human-like devices keep people from finding out normal human interaction when they feel lonely.

During a series of 【2】, participants (参与者) were asked to write about a time when they felt lonely. Participants were then introduced to human-like products. They were also asked to 【3】 their phone in human-like terms.

The 【4】 showed that the participants were happy with the comfort they got from the machines and didn’t need to find out normal human interaction.

A. companies B. important C. talking D. developing E. impossible

But the team also found that there were limits to how far this effect would enlarge (扩大).

Researchers believe the study is 【5】 for people to realize how these types of products could affect their social interaction with real people.

“If someone notices they are 【6】 more to Siri lately, maybe that has something to do with feeling lonely,” Olson said. “From that point of view, it 's necessary to be aware of it.”

The study could also help 【7】 design products that can increase the well-being of people who feel lonely, without losing normal social interaction.

“Maybe it is more about improving our relationships,” Olson said, “such as taking a break from screens and focusing on 【8】 your real personal connections.”