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I'm going to see a movie with my friends this weekend. We love seeing movies, but we all like
different kinds. I like to see thrillers and science fictions, my friend Sam loves action movies and comedies and my best friend, Lee, loves a good romance. Because we like different kinds of movies, it can be
difficult to choose one to see. So we usually take turns (轮流) to choose the movie. It's my turn to choose this weekend, so we're going to see Harry Potter VI, a new movie.It's number one at the box office, and everyone is saying what a great movie it is. I can't wait!
different kinds. I like to see thrillers and science fictions, my friend Sam loves action movies and comedies and my best friend, Lee, loves a good romance. Because we like different kinds of movies, it can be
difficult to choose one to see. So we usually take turns (轮流) to choose the movie. It's my turn to choose this weekend, so we're going to see Harry Potter VI, a new movie.It's number one at the box office, and everyone is saying what a great movie it is. I can't wait!
1. How many kinds of movies does the writer talk about in the passage?
A. Six.
B. Five.
C. Four.
D. Seven.
B. Five.
C. Four.
D. Seven.
2. Harry Potter VI is . movie right now.
A. a boring
B. a popular
C. an action
D. an old
B. a popular
C. an action
D. an old
3. How do the writer and his friends choose which movie to see?
A. They like different kinds of movies.
B. They let Lee choose which movie to see.
C. They take turns to choose a movie to see.
D. They go to the movies together.
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B. They let Lee choose which movie to see.
C. They take turns to choose a movie to see.
D. They go to the movies together.
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It's Monday today. Oh, I don't like Monday because I'll have to go back to school again after the
weekend. Tuesday is not so bad. I usually play tennis with my friends after school. On Wednesday
evening I don't go out. I stay at home and do my homework. I like Thursday because the next day is
Friday. I always go out on Friday-maybe to the movie.
I love the weekend. On Saturdays I stay in bed until (直到) lunchtime, and I sometimes go to the
shops in the afternoon. In the evening I go to a club---there are good bands every Saturday. Then on
Sundays I go to my friend's house or she comes to my house. I usually visit my grandmother for an hour
in the afternoon. Then the weekend is over (结束) and it's Monday. . . and I feel bad again!
weekend. Tuesday is not so bad. I usually play tennis with my friends after school. On Wednesday
evening I don't go out. I stay at home and do my homework. I like Thursday because the next day is
Friday. I always go out on Friday-maybe to the movie.
I love the weekend. On Saturdays I stay in bed until (直到) lunchtime, and I sometimes go to the
shops in the afternoon. In the evening I go to a club---there are good bands every Saturday. Then on
Sundays I go to my friend's house or she comes to my house. I usually visit my grandmother for an hour
in the afternoon. Then the weekend is over (结束) and it's Monday. . . and I feel bad again!
1. The writer doesn't like Monday because _______.
A. he is busy on Monday
B. he will have to go back to school
C. he doesn't do his homework
D. he will have many lessons on Monday
B. he will have to go back to school
C. he doesn't do his homework
D. he will have many lessons on Monday
2. The writer thinks Tuesday is not so bad because _______.
A. he can play tennis with his friends
B. he has no homework to do
C. he has a P. E. class
D. he is free
B. he has no homework to do
C. he has a P. E. class
D. he is free
3. The writer may go to the movies on _______.
A. Monday
B. Tuesday
C. Wednesday
D. Friday
B. Tuesday
C. Wednesday
D. Friday
4. What does the writer not do on weekends?
A. Stay in bed until lunchtime.
B. Watch football games on TV.
C. Go to his friend's house.
D. Go shopping in the markets.
B. Watch football games on TV.
C. Go to his friend's house.
D. Go shopping in the markets.
5. From the text, we know that the writer ________.
A. only likes Friday
B. likes to stay at home
C. doesn't like school very much
D. likes going to school
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B. likes to stay at home
C. doesn't like school very much
D. likes going to school
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| I am going to have a party tomorrow night. I promised my mother that she needn't do _1_ for me. My friend Jane is coming, too. She would like to help me, _2_ she can't. Because she has a piano lesson in the morning and in the afternoon she has to babysit her sister. So I will do everything by myself. I try to make _3_ party a nice one. I sent invitation to my friends _4_. Now I am thinking about what I need to do tomorrow. Yes! I have to clean the room and do some shopping. I am going _5_ some food, drinks and some fruit in the supermarket. I am going to make a shopping list _6_ I go. I also have to decorate (装饰) the room. I need to do so many things, so I _7_ see the movie "Da Vinci Code" after lunch. A terrible thing! The party begins _8_ 8 pm, so I must have dinner _9_. I am tired after I finish _10_ so many things and after dinner I can have a short rest. | ||||
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Walking up to a stranger and starting a conversation matters much to making new friends. Making small
talk can also lead to important business relationships, but it takes confidence, preparation and practice. Do it
well, and people will feel relaxed with you and enjoy your company. So how can you learn the art of small
talk?
Before you go to a business convention (正式会议) or other social situation, prepare three things that you
can talk about. They can be something in the news, a good movie or a popular sports team's recent win. Then
you have a topic to start with when you meet a new person. Also, don't wait for someone to approach you.
Look for someone who is standing alone, and start a conversation. Try a simple statement that you share
something in common:"The food looks delicious." Or There sure are a lot of people here." Then introduce
yourself, "Hi, I'm Helen. (Hold out your hand for a handshake.) I just moved here, and I love this weather."
After you start a conversation, keep it going. Instead of asking questions that can be answered with a yes
or no, ask open-ended questions like,"What do you think of the meeting?" It's time to move on once you've
made a good impression. Be bright (smart and cheerful), be brief (don't talk too long), and be gone (there are
more people to meet).
Use a goodbye line. To someone you enjoyed meeting at a gathering, say,"I really must be going, but it
was really nice to meet you. Here's my card." If they hand you their card, be sure to show interest in it. Read
it over briefly, and then put it in your pocket to show that it is valued.
Making small talk will open doors to meeting many interesting people. When you show an interest in others,
they become interested in talking to you. Listening carefully and remembering a fascinating (迷人的) bit of
information about each person will come in use if you meet again.
talk can also lead to important business relationships, but it takes confidence, preparation and practice. Do it
well, and people will feel relaxed with you and enjoy your company. So how can you learn the art of small
talk?
Before you go to a business convention (正式会议) or other social situation, prepare three things that you
can talk about. They can be something in the news, a good movie or a popular sports team's recent win. Then
you have a topic to start with when you meet a new person. Also, don't wait for someone to approach you.
Look for someone who is standing alone, and start a conversation. Try a simple statement that you share
something in common:"The food looks delicious." Or There sure are a lot of people here." Then introduce
yourself, "Hi, I'm Helen. (Hold out your hand for a handshake.) I just moved here, and I love this weather."
After you start a conversation, keep it going. Instead of asking questions that can be answered with a yes
or no, ask open-ended questions like,"What do you think of the meeting?" It's time to move on once you've
made a good impression. Be bright (smart and cheerful), be brief (don't talk too long), and be gone (there are
more people to meet).
Use a goodbye line. To someone you enjoyed meeting at a gathering, say,"I really must be going, but it
was really nice to meet you. Here's my card." If they hand you their card, be sure to show interest in it. Read
it over briefly, and then put it in your pocket to show that it is valued.
Making small talk will open doors to meeting many interesting people. When you show an interest in others,
they become interested in talking to you. Listening carefully and remembering a fascinating (迷人的) bit of
information about each person will come in use if you meet again.
1. What is the passage mainly about?
A. How to make new friends.
B. What's good about small talk.
C. The importance of business conversations.
D. How to make small talk.
B. What's good about small talk.
C. The importance of business conversations.
D. How to make small talk.
2. According to the passage, being good at small talk ______.
A. decides the success of any business relationship
B. is a key to making new friends
C. doesn't need any practice
D. always makes people feel at home with strangers
B. is a key to making new friends
C. doesn't need any practice
D. always makes people feel at home with strangers
3. The underlined word "approach" in Paragraph 2 probably means "______".
A. reach
B. introduce
C. like
D. teach
B. introduce
C. like
D. teach
4. We learn from the passage that ______.
A. in a way small talk is a big challenge
B. most people like talking about food in small talk
C. personal cards are necessary in small talk
D. people can get much useful information in small talk
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B. most people like talking about food in small talk
C. personal cards are necessary in small talk
D. people can get much useful information in small talk
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