摘要: Many said they learnt by using English. 许多学生说他们通过使用英语来学习英语. many 在这里是代词.而不是形容词.意为many students e.g. We can put away many of these plates. We don’t need this many. 我们可以把许多盘子收起来.用不着这么多.

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     This week we asked students at New Star High School about the best ways to learn more English. Many
said they learned by  1  English. Some students had more specific  2 . Lillian Li, for example, said the
best way to learn new words was  3  reading English magazines. She said that memorizing the words of
pop songs also  4  a little. When we asked about studying grammar, she said, "I  5  study grammar.
It's too boring."
     Wei Ming feels differently. He's been leaning English for six years and really loves it. He  6  studying
grammar is a great way to learn a  7 . He also thinks that watching English movies  8  a bad way because he
can watch the actor  9  the words. Sometimes, however, he finds watching movies frustrating  10  the people
speak too quickly. Liu Chang said that  11  the English club at school was the best way to improve her English.
Students get lots of practice and they also have fun. She added that having conversations with friends was
not helpful at all. "We get  12  about something and then end up speaking in Chinese," she said.
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For hundreds of years, the people of a Scottish town believed that a dinosaur-like strange creature(生物) lived in a nearby lake called Loch Ness. Many said they saw the creature, but no one could prove it was real.

In 1934, a London doctor, Robert Kenneth Wilson, gave a newspaper a photo of the strange creature. He took the picture, he said, when he suddenly saw the animal in the lake one morning. The news traveled around the world. People came from everywhere to see this creature, now called the “Loch Ness Monster.” Then, in 1993, a man named Christian Spurning surprised everyone. He said the photo of the “Loch Ness Monster” was a lie. He and some friends created the famous picture themselves, and then Wilson gave it to the newspaper as a practical joke.

Today, tricks and jokes like this are common, and many are spread using e-mails. Some can be funny, but others can cause trouble. In August 2000, an e-mail was sent from a large British supermarket chain(连锁店)---Safeway---to thousands of its shoppers. It said, “Store prices are going to increase 25 percent. If you don’t like this, go to another store.” It was signed(签名), “the Safeway Team.” The e-mail worried many of Safeway’s shoppers and caused big problems for the supermarket. Later, Safeway discovered what happened. Someone broke into the company’s website and sent the cheating e-mail.

Not all tricks are as bad as this one. Some make us laugh, and others surprise us. In the end, they all show us that seeing is not always believing.

1  Who took the photo of the “Loch Ness Monster?”

         A. A Scottish.                     B. Robert Kenneth Wilson.               

       C. Christian Spurning.         D. Nobody.

2   How did the supermarket Safeway get its trouble?

       A. It received an e-mail from a dangerous person.                           

B. Its price would have to increase by 25 percent. 

C. Its website got broken into.

D. It lost a lot of shoppers. 

3  Which of the following is TRUE?

       A. Wilson gave the picture to the newspaper as a joke.

B. A dinosaur-like creature lives in the lake Loch Ness.

C. Most people use e-mails as tricks and jokes to trouble the world.

D. Because of the cheating e-mail the store prices are going to increase.       

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     This week we asked students at New Star High School about the best ways to learn more English. 
 Many said they  learnt by using English.  Some  students  had more specific suggestions. Lilian Li, for
example,  said  the  best  way to learn  new words  was by  reading English magazines.  She said that
memorizing the words of pop songs also helped a little.  When we asked about studying grammar, she
said,  "I never study grammar. It's too boring. "
     Wei Ming feels differently.  He's  been  learning English for six years and really  loves it.  He thinks
studying grammar is a great way to learn a language.  He also thinks that watching English movies isn't
a bad way because he  can  watch  the  actors say the words. Sometimes, however, he finds watching
movies frustrating because the people speak tooquickly.
     Liu  Chang  said  that  joining  the English  club  at  school was the best  way to improve her English.  
Students get lots of practice and they also have  fun.  Sh e  added that having conversations with friends
was not helpful at all.  "We get excited about something and then end up speaking in Chinese, " she said.
根据短文内容,判断句子正(T)误(F).
(     ) 1.  Lilian Li thought the best way to learn new words was by memorizing them.
(     ) 2.  Lilian Li never studied grammar.
(     ) 3.  Wei Ming has learned English for seventy-two months.
(     ) 4.  Joining the English club at school was Liu Chang's best way to improve her English.
(     ) 5.  Liu Chang thought having conversations with fricnds was helpful.
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