籾朕坪否

  WELCOME TO YOUR FREE ISH MEMBERSHIP

Your Membership

  International Students House is a unique(鏡蒙議)��cultural and recreational(嚔赤議)centre providing a wide programme of events for students 310 days a year��

  Located in a fashionable and safe neighbourhood, close to Regent's Park, ISH is a central place to meet students from Britain and around the world��

  ISH provides all its members with the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of sports and hobbies in a friendly and fun environment��Many of the activities are free of charge as part of membership, while some charge a small fee��

  Membership is open to all full-time students, professional trainees and student nurses��

LEARN

Lecture Series��

  ISH organizes a number of lively, topical lectures of political and contemporary (揖扮旗議)interest by famous speakers��

Language Classes

  A variety of weekly language classes which in the past have included English, Spanish, Japanese and Italian��

  ISH tries to offer as many development and educational programmes as possible for its members��Look out for additional workshops and leadership programmes��E-mail��learn @ish.org.uk��

CREATE

  Sunday Cinema��

  Films are shown every Sunday evening at 19|30 including recent blockbusters (寄頭)��theme(麼籾)nights and classics��

  Classes��

  Show your talents(嘉嬬)or learn from the beginning with our various classes and workshops which include Life Drawing, Photography, and Drama��

  Throughout the year ISH holds numerous exhibitions, recitals(巷處)and performances put on by the students��To get more information, e-mail��create @ish.org.uk��

TRAVEL

  Travel Club��

  The Travel Club runs a comprehensive(鴻刑議)schedule of day and weekend trips to British and European destinations��Students get the chance to explore new parts of the UK and meet people from all over the world��Sightseeing, canoeing, hiking, eating out, socializing and meeting local people are what you can expect to experience during the trips��e-mail��travel @ish.org.uk��

ACTIVE

  Classes��

  Try out our Martial Arts and Fitness Classes every week night including Kick Boxing, Tai Chi, Kung Fu and Shaolin as well as Yoga, and Aerobics classes��All our classes are run by qualified and professional instructors��

  Sports��

  Join in our recreational and team sports such as football, volleyball, running, table tennis, and chess��

  ISH Dangerous Sports Club��

  We also organize such activities as go-skating, painballing and adventure weekends��e-mail��active @ish.org.uk��

(1)

If you are a member of ISH, you can do all the following except ________��

[  ]

A��

traveling to some European countries

B��

attending all kinds of interesting lectures

C��

attending French classes

D��

meeting students from all around the world

(2)

If you want to see a painting exhibition held by ISH, ________��

[  ]

A��

you must pay a small amount of money

B��

you can get some information through an e-mail

C��

you can get a ticket free of charge

D��

you can e-mail��learn @ish.org.uk

(3)

If you want to learn to take photos, which of the following e-mail addresses is useful to you?

[  ]

A��

learn @ish.org.uk��

B��

travel @ish.org.uk��

C��

active @ish.org.uk��

D��

create @ish.org.uk��

(4)

If you like some adventure on weekends, you'd better ________��

[  ]

A��

join ISH Dangerous Sports Club

B��

join the Travel Club

C��

go to Sunday Cinema

D��

take some Fitness Classes

基宛��1��C;2��B;3��D;4��A;
盾裂��

(1)

聾准尖盾籾。委籾朕効圻猟佚連匯匯斤哘��祥嬬誼竃基宛��壓Language Classes戦中旺隆戻欺隈囂。

(2)

聾准尖盾籾。壓CREATE和中議Classes匯�鄒鐫飜甬州災�厚謹仇阻盾婢誓秤趨��辛窟窮徨喨周公create @ish.org.uk。

(3)

聾准尖盾籾。壓CREATE和中議Classes匯�鄒鐫飜甬州災�僥父唹��辛窟窮徨喨周公create @ish.org.uk。

(4)

聾准尖盾籾。壓ISH Dangerous Sports Club匯�鄒鐫飜甬汁�adventure匯簡。


膳楼過狼双基宛
�犢慳眥�

頼侘野腎

堋響和双玉猟��嫺燐凪寄吭��隼朔貫1-25光籾侭公議膨倖僉�釀丕�僉竃匯倖恷煮基宛

   Nancy Johnson was a good friend with all the boys and girls in her class. She had a nice face and __1__ eyes. She spoke __2__ than the other girls, but she __3__ basket-ball better than most of them. Nancy __4__ everything at school, and she never thought she was __5__ from the other pupils __6__ she was a Negro girl.

 Miss Dietrich, Nancy's __7__ teacher, taught her drawing. She taught Nancy __8__ take an idea and make a __9__ out of it. ^Your picture must be your idea, a part of __10__ , ̄ Miss Dietrich said. She __11__ Nancy that it is __12__ to draw a good picture. ^Your picture must not __13__ look nice, ̄ Miss Dietrich said. ^You must work at it __14__ the picture begins to live, until it is not __15__ any other picture in the world. ̄

   Nancy __16__ Miss Dietrich, and she was always happy when she began to __17__ a new idea, Nancy had a secret that only Miss Dietrich __18__. She wanted to go to the City Art School when she finished __19__. She knew, of course, that __20__ didn't have enough money to __21__ her there. But every year there was a schoolchildren's __22__ competition at the Art School. The __23__ could go to the school and did not __24__ to pay for the first year. Miss Dietrich and Nancy wanted to sent Nancy's __25__ pictures to the Art School competition.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
  

(1)  A��    broad

  
  

B�� beautiful

  
  

C�� likely

  
  

D�� straight

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(2)  A��    more

  
  

B�� less

  
  

C�� louder

  
  

D�� slower

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(3)  A��    played the 

  
  

B�� threw

  
  

C�� enjoyed

  
  

D�� played

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(4)  A��    learned

  
  

B�� said

  
  

C�� took    part in

  
  

D�� attended

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(5)  A��    far

  
  

B�� clever

  
  

C�� welcome

  
  

D�� different

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(6)  A��    thanks to

  
  

B�� but    for

  
  

C�� on    condition that

  
  

D�� because

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(7)  A��    old

  
  

B�� best

  
  

C�� most    famous

  
  

D�� favourite

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(8)  A��    to

  
  

B�� how    to

  
  

C�� where    to

  
  

D�� how

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(9)  A��    house

  
  

B�� lesson

  
  

C�� picture

  
  

D�� story

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(10) A��    the world

  
  

B�� picture

  
  

C�� you

  
  

D�� your    home

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(11) A��    explained

  
  

B�� asked

  
  

C�� warned

  
  

D�� taught

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(12) A��    wonderful

  
  

B�� necessary

  
  

C�� difficult

  
  

D�� easy

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(13) A��    a little

  
  

B�� a    bit

  
  

C�� only

  
  

D�� necessarily

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(14) A��    on

  
  

B�� until

  
  

C�� unless

  
  

D�� if    only

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(15) A��    dawn

  
  

B�� copy

  
  

C�� like

  
  

D�� paint

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(16) A��    believed

  
  

B�� understood

  
  

C�� depended    on

  
  

D�� learnt

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(17) A��    think of

  
  

B�� draw

  
  

C�� consider

  
  

D�� wonder

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(18) A��    disclosed

  
  

B�� let    out

  
  

C�� knew

  
  

D�� meant

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(19) A��    learning

  
  

B�� school

  
  

C�� drawing

  
  

D�� graduation

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(20) A��    she

  
  

B�� her    teacher

  
  

C�� her    father

  
  

D�� her    school

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(21) A��    offer

  
  

B�� afford

  
  

C�� encourage

  
  

D�� send

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(22) A�� speaking

  
  

B�� drawing

  
  

C�� sports

  
  

D�� singing

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(23) A�� girl

  
  

B�� runner

  
  

C�� player

  
  

D�� winner

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(24) A�� have

  
  

B�� want

  
  

C�� like

  
  

D�� require

  
  

[  ]

  
  

(25) A�� best

  
  

B�� famous

  
  

C�� favourite

  
  

D�� largest

  
  

[  ]

  

The first Olympic Games at Olympia were held in 776 B. C. They were held  1  four years from 776 B. C. to 393 A. D. In ancient  2  , games were closely  3  to the worship(恊彰)of the gods and heroes. They were also held as part of religious ceremonies(忱縮卩塀)to  4  dead heroes. But from the beginning, the games at Olympia served to   5  the Greek sense of national unity. So every four years over 1 100 years, thousands of  6  stopped all wars and  7  to a small sanctuary in northwestern Greece for five days in the late summer for  8  reason!to watch the Olympic Games. During that time,   9  from all over the Greek world competed in a number of  10  events and worshipped the gods at Olympia. The athletes competed not for  11  or material goods,   12  only for the honor of being Olympic visitors. Like our Olympics,   13  athletes were heroes who put their hometowns on the map. However,    14  our Olympics, only  15  who spoke Greek could compete, instead of athletes from any  16  and the games were  17  held at Olympia instead of moving around to different places every time.

The  18  Olympics had a rich variety of games. Many of these games are the ancestors of our modern Olympic Games and had  19  and playing conditions which modern athletes would be very  20  with. They include boxing, jumping, running, wrestling and so on.

1. A. some                          B. each

C. every                          D. any

2. A. Britain                        B. Greece

C. Russia                        D. China

3. A. stuck                          B. known

C. connected                     D. owed

4. A. welcome                    B. honor

C. call                           D. meet

5. A. strengthen                     B. invent

C. reach                          D. form

6. A. soldiers?                     B. athletes?

C. people                        D. players

7. A. marched                       B. rode

C. flew                         D. crowded

8. A. a single                       B. some

C. a certain                       D. no

9. A. people                        B. audience

C. competitors                     D. soldiers

10. A. physical                      B. athletic

C. political                    D. interesting

11. A. money                        B. fame

C. victory                        D. medal

12. A. and                         B. while

C. but                         D. because

13. A. good                         B. all

C. winning                      D. brave

14. A. for                         B. unlike

C. like                         D. as

15. A. free men                     B. slaves

C. poor men                      D. Frenchmen

16. A. continent                     B. town

C. period                       D. country

17. A. always                        B. again

C. usually                        D. sometimes

18. A. recent                       B. biggest

C. ancient                        D. modern

19. A. armies                        B rules

C. competitors                   D. fields

20. A. agreeable                     B. delighted

C. familiar                    D. popular

 

The first Olympic Games at Olympia were held in 776 B. C. They were held  1  four years from 776 B. C. to 393 A. D. In ancient  2  , games were closely  3  to the worship(恊彰)of the gods and heroes. They were also held as part of religious ceremonies(忱縮卩塀)to  4  dead heroes. But from the beginning, the games at Olympia served to   5  the Greek sense of national unity. So every four years over 1 100 years, thousands of  6  stopped all wars and  7  to a small sanctuary in northwestern Greece for five days in the late summer for  8  reason!to watch the Olympic Games. During that time,   9  from all over the Greek world competed in a number of  10  events and worshipped the gods at Olympia. The athletes competed not for  11  or material goods,   12  only for the honor of being Olympic visitors. Like our Olympics,   13  athletes were heroes who put their hometowns on the map. However,    14  our Olympics, only  15  who spoke Greek could compete, instead of athletes from any  16  and the games were  17  held at Olympia instead of moving around to different places every time.

The  18  Olympics had a rich variety of games. Many of these games are the ancestors of our modern Olympic Games and had  19  and playing conditions which modern athletes would be very  20  with. They include boxing, jumping, running, wrestling and so on.

1. A. some                          B. each

C. every                          D. any

2. A. Britain                        B. Greece

C. Russia                        D. China

3. A. stuck                          B. known

C. connected                     D. owed

4. A. welcome                    B. honor

C. call                           D. meet

5. A. strengthen                     B. invent

C. reach                          D. form

6. A. soldiers?                     B. athletes?

C. people                        D. players

7. A. marched                       B. rode

C. flew                         D. crowded

8. A. a single                       B. some

C. a certain                       D. no

9. A. people                        B. audience

C. competitors                     D. soldiers

10. A. physical                      B. athletic

C. political                    D. interesting

11. A. money                        B. fame

C. victory                        D. medal

12. A. and                         B. while

C. but                         D. because

13. A. good                         B. all

C. winning                      D. brave

14. A. for                         B. unlike

C. like                         D. as

15. A. free men                     B. slaves

C. poor men                      D. Frenchmen

16. A. continent                     B. town

C. period                       D. country

17. A. always                        B. again

C. usually                        D. sometimes

18. A. recent                       B. biggest

C. ancient                        D. modern

19. A. armies                        B rules

C. competitors                   D. fields

20. A. agreeable                     B. delighted

C. familiar                    D. popular

 

堋響和中玉猟��嫺燐凪寄吭��隼朔貫光籾侭公議膨倖僉�遑�A、B、C才D��嶄僉竃嬬野秘腎易侃議恷煮僉�遑�

Dear Jose,

  

  You have asked me for suggestions on how to get along in the United States. It is difficult to give advice, but I have found the following^dos ̄and^don'ts ̄helpful.

  

  As a __1__, it isn't easy to find anyone to ___2___ in a big city. However, here are some suggestions. First get or borrow ___3___ �� Walk him several times a day ��Americans love dogs and usually stop ___4____ to anyone with a dog. Then, try to eat in a cafeteria��奮銘��. People generally ___5___ the same tables and will sometimes talk to you ___6___ they see that you are a (an)___7____. Next, take your dirty clothes to a laundry��牢丗糾����It takes about an hour to wash and dry, and many people ____8___ there. They often pass the ___9____ talking to the other customers.____10____ ask for information from a woman, if you are a ____11___ ; and from a man, if you are a woman ��It seems to get ___12____ results for a reason I can't understand. Learn the____13____^Please ̄,^Thank you ̄, and ^You're welcome ̄ before you come and use them all the time! They usually work like magic��徴宝��.

  

  There are some things you shouldn't. Don't tell the truth when people ___14____^How are you? ̄ They only ____15___ the answer to be ^Fine ̄. Never ask people their ___16_____ -- especially women! Everyone wants to be young. Don't tell heavy people they are ____17___. Tell them they are losing ____18___. Everyone here wants to be ___19____. Don't be late for appointment! When someone says six o'clock, ____20___ be there by six. Americans respect time and expect everyone to be ^on time ̄.

  

  Above all, don't worry ! Just follow my advice and bring a 1ot of money and you will get along. I hope I have been of some help to you.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
  

(1)    A��result      

  
  

B��law      

  
  

      C��beginning      

  
  

D��rule      

  
  

(2)    A��talk    over      

  
  

B��speak    about      

  
  

      C��talk    to      

  
  

D��deal    with      

  
  

(3)    A��a    dog      

  
  

B��much    money      

  
  

      C��a    map      

  
  

D��a    bike      

  
  

(4)    A��talking      

  
  

B��and    nod      

  
  

      C��to    talk      

  
  

D��to    wave      

  
  

(5)    A��have      

  
  

B��eat      

  
  

      C��buy      

  
  

D��share      

  
  

(6)    A��although      

  
  

B��before      

  
  

      C��since      

  
  

D��if      

  
  

(7)    A��American      

  
  

B��stranger      

  
  

      C��worker      

  
  

D��student      

  
  

(8)    A��wait      

  
  

B��stand      

  
  

      C��work      

  
  

D��stay      

  
  

(9)    A��cards      

  
  

B��time      

  
  

      C��clothes      

  
  

D��discussion      

  
  

(10)    A��Never      

  
  

B��Seldom      

  
  

       C��Always      

  
  

D��Sometimes      

  
  

(11)    A��policeman      

  
  

B��girl      

  
  

       C��man      

  
  

D��stranger      

  
  

(12)    A��worse      

  
  

B��better      

  
  

       C��fewer      

  
  

D��no      

  
  

(13)    A��words      

  
  

B��pronunciation      

  
  

       C��spelling      

  
  

D��expressions      

  
  

(14)    A��speak      

  
  

B��talk      

  
  

       C��tell      

  
  

D��ask      

  
  

(15)    A��expect      

  
  

B��wish      

  
  

       C��hear      

  
  

D��hope      

  
  

(16)    A��pay      

  
  

B��age      

  
  

       C��family      

  
  

D��life      

  
  

(17)    A��strong      

  
  

B��young      

  
  

       C��fat      

  
  

D��healthy      

  
  

(18)    A��their    way      

  
  

B��something      

  
  

       C��a    lot      

  
  

D��weight      

  
  

(19)    A��rich      

  
  

B��thin      

  
  

       C��fat      

  
  

D��heavy      

  
  

(20)    A��don't      

  
  

B��be    sure to      

  
  

       C��never      

  
  

D��have    to      

  

堋響和中玉猟��嫺燐凪寄吭��隼朔貫光籾侭公議膨倖僉�遑�A、B、C才D��嶄僉竃嬬野秘腎易侃議恷煮僉�遑�

Dear Jose,

  

  You have asked me for suggestions on how to get along in the United States. It is difficult to give advice, but I have found the following^dos ̄and^don'ts ̄helpful.

  

  As a __1__, it isn't easy to find anyone to ___2___ in a big city. However, here are some suggestions. First get or borrow ___3___ �� Walk him several times a day ��Americans love dogs and usually stop ___4____ to anyone with a dog. Then, try to eat in a cafeteria��奮銘��. People generally ___5___ the same tables and will sometimes talk to you ___6___ they see that you are a (an)___7____. Next, take your dirty clothes to a laundry��牢丗糾����It takes about an hour to wash and dry, and many people ____8___ there. They often pass the ___9____ talking to the other customers.____10____ ask for information from a woman, if you are a ____11___ ; and from a man, if you are a woman ��It seems to get ___12____ results for a reason I can't understand. Learn the____13____^Please ̄,^Thank you ̄, and ^You're welcome ̄ before you come and use them all the time! They usually work like magic��徴宝��.

  

  There are some things you shouldn't. Don't tell the truth when people ___14____^How are you? ̄ They only ____15___ the answer to be ^Fine ̄. Never ask people their ___16_____ -- especially women! Everyone wants to be young. Don't tell heavy people they are ____17___. Tell them they are losing ____18___. Everyone here wants to be ___19____. Don't be late for appointment! When someone says six o'clock, ____20___ be there by six. Americans respect time and expect everyone to be ^on time ̄.

  

  Above all, don't worry ! Just follow my advice and bring a 1ot of money and you will get along. I hope I have been of some help to you.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
  

(1)    A��result      

  
  

B��law      

  
  

      C��beginning      

  
  

D��rule      

  
  

(2)    A��talk    over      

  
  

B��speak    about      

  
  

      C��talk    to      

  
  

D��deal    with      

  
  

(3)    A��a    dog      

  
  

B��much    money      

  
  

      C��a    map      

  
  

D��a    bike      

  
  

(4)    A��talking      

  
  

B��and    nod      

  
  

      C��to    talk      

  
  

D��to    wave      

  
  

(5)    A��have      

  
  

B��eat      

  
  

      C��buy      

  
  

D��share      

  
  

(6)    A��although      

  
  

B��before      

  
  

      C��since      

  
  

D��if      

  
  

(7)    A��American      

  
  

B��stranger      

  
  

      C��worker      

  
  

D��student      

  
  

(8)    A��wait      

  
  

B��stand      

  
  

      C��work      

  
  

D��stay      

  
  

(9)    A��cards      

  
  

B��time      

  
  

      C��clothes      

  
  

D��discussion      

  
  

(10)    A��Never      

  
  

B��Seldom      

  
  

       C��Always      

  
  

D��Sometimes      

  
  

(11)    A��policeman      

  
  

B��girl      

  
  

       C��man      

  
  

D��stranger      

  
  

(12)    A��worse      

  
  

B��better      

  
  

       C��fewer      

  
  

D��no      

  
  

(13)    A��words      

  
  

B��pronunciation      

  
  

       C��spelling      

  
  

D��expressions      

  
  

(14)    A��speak      

  
  

B��talk      

  
  

       C��tell      

  
  

D��ask      

  
  

(15)    A��expect      

  
  

B��wish      

  
  

       C��hear      

  
  

D��hope      

  
  

(16)    A��pay      

  
  

B��age      

  
  

       C��family      

  
  

D��life      

  
  

(17)    A��strong      

  
  

B��young      

  
  

       C��fat      

  
  

D��healthy      

  
  

(18)    A��their    way      

  
  

B��something      

  
  

       C��a    lot      

  
  

D��weight      

  
  

(19)    A��rich      

  
  

B��thin      

  
  

       C��fat      

  
  

D��heavy      

  
  

(20)    A��don't      

  
  

B��be    sure to      

  
  

       C��never      

  
  

D��have    to      

  

離隈才音措佚連訟烏窮三��027-86699610 訟烏喨�筍�58377363@163.com

娼哂社縮利