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Mary has a room. It’s a big and nice room. It’s bright and clean (明亮清洁的). There are some pictures on the front wall. On the back wall there is a map of China.
There is a desk and a chair in her room. Her backpack is behind the chair. Some books and her pencil-case are on the desk. There are some color pencils, a pen, a ruler, and a knife in the pencil-case. Mary’s bed is near the desk. Her shoes and a volleyball are under the bed.
Mary and her friends are often in her room. They usually listen to music there. Mary likes English and Chinese very much. But she doesn’t like math. It’s to difficult for her. Mary’s Chinese teacher is Mr. Wang. The students all love him, he is very strict, but sometimes very funny.
【小题1】Mary’s room is __________________________.

A.too smallB.big and niceC.bright and cleanD.both B and C
【小题2】 The volleyball is _______________________.
A.on the deskB.on the wallC.under the bedD.behind the chair
【小题3】 Mary likes ______________________________.
A.playing the guitarB.playing soccer
C.going to moviesD.listening to music
【小题4】Mr. Wang------- ______________________________.
A.is an English teacherB.is busy and strict
C.doesn’t like his studentsD.is Mary’s Chinese teacher
【小题5】 Which is right(正确的)?
A.There is a map of China on the front wall
B.Mary’s backpack and books are on the desk
C.English and Chinese are Mary’s favorite subjects(最喜欢的科目)
D.Mary doesn’t like her Chinese teacher

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        The celebration of Thanksgiving will be not perfect without turkey. It gets its name from the turk
turk sounds it makes when frightened. Turkey was at one time being considered as the national symbol
(象征) of America. Benjamin Franklin felt that turkey was the, right choice because it was a good runner
and had good eye. 
       It is said that pilgrims (清教徒) had a large meal with cooked turkey after their first harvest in the
year 1621.It continued for three days and included ninety Indians.    
      Queen Elizabeth of 16th century England ate roast goose (烤鹅) during a harvest festival. From
then on, goose became a favorite bird at harvest time in England. However,when the pilgrims arrived in
America, they replaced(用......替换) the roast goose with roast turkey as it was easier to find.
      Today,every house cooks turkey as the main dish during the celebration. The festival completes
with the ' Turkey Song' .
1. Why did Benjamin Franklin feel that turkey could be considered as the national symbol of America?
__________________________________
2. How many Indians were there during the large meal served by the pilgrims in 1621? 
                                                                    
3. What does the underlined word "it" refer to in the third paragraph?
                                                                   
4. What's the best title of this passage?
                                                                   
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     Liz Murray was only three years old when she realized her parents were hooked (吸毒成瘾的) on drugs.
In 1996, just before Christmas, Liz's mother died and her father moved to a homeless shelter (收容所). Her
mother's death inspired Liz to change her life. She decided go to high school, even though she was still
homeless.
     At the age of 15, Liz was beginning high school at a time most teenagers were graduating, but she
promised herself to become a "straight-A student". As she neared the end of her high school education,
and with her straight-A grades, Murray graduated in only two years. She was awarded (被授予) a New
York Times scholarship (奖学金) - $12,000 every year for four years for needy students and was accepted
into Harvard (哈佛) University in the fall in 2000.
     With the scholarship money coming her way, Liz started her studies. While she was there, she began
public speaking-helping people who, like herself, had an almost impossible mountain to climb to succeed in
life.
     She left Harvard in 2001 to care for her sick father and to start motivational (励志的) speaking, she
resumed (重新开始) her education at Columbia University to be closer to him. In late 2006, her father died
of AIDS. And then she returned to Harvard in 2006 and graduated in June 2009.
      Liz says she took some comfort in knowing that her father had died a sober (清醒的) man. "When
someone gets sober, it's almost like meeting them for the first time. Just before he passed away, he wrote
me this card. He wrote in the card, 'Liz, I left my dreams behind a long time ago. But I know now they're
safe with you. Now we're a family again."
1. Did Liz's parents take drugs? 
    _______________________________________________________
2. What made Liz change her life? 
    _______________________________________________________
3. How old was Liz Murray when she graduated from high school? 
    _______________________________________________________
4. Why did Liz Murray leave Harvard in 2001? 
    _______________________________________________________
5. What's the best title about the passage? 
   _______________________________________________________
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