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1、 假如你是李华,你的英国笔友 Alice 即将来中国做一年交换生。请根据她的信 件内容给她写一封回信。
Dear Li Hua,
I'm writing to tell you something exciting! I am going to study as an exchange student in China this year! But as you know, I am not good at Chinese. Can you tell me how I can improve my Chinese? And I am also afraid that I can't behave politely at table then. Can you share some table manners in China with me?
Looking forward to your reply.
Yours, Alice
要求:1.邮件必须包含对所提问题的回复,可适当发挥。 2.邮件中不得出现真实姓名和校名等相关信息。 3.词数:80~100。邮件的开头和落款已给出,不计入总词数。
Dear Alice,
I'm so happy to hear about your exciting news and now let me help with your problems.
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Yours,
Li Hua
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2、 阅读下面的短文,从方框中所给的 A~E 五个选项中选出能填入文中空白处 (第46~50题)的最佳选项,使文章意思通畅、内容完整。
In my opinion, the wheel is the most important thing that human beings have ever invented. It might seem strange to say that something so simple-looking and so common could be so important.
Firstly, wheels influence almost every part of our lives. Wheels are used, for example, in clocks, engines (发动机) and transport. If you visit just one factory, you will see how important wheels are.
Secondly, wheels play a great part in food production. Wheels are used to grind (磨碎) different kinds of corn into flour (面粉). We also need wheels to transport the wheat. If we did not have the wheel, we would have much difficulty in food production.
Thirdly, our world would be completely different if we did not have the wheel for transport. Before the wheel was invented, people used to have to travel on foot or by riding on an animal. They didn't know where to put their heavy bags. That is what we would be doing now if we did not have the wheel. Everything would take longer to do.
We would be back to the Stone Age if the clever ancient people had not invented the wheel. Our modern world would simply be impossible.
A. It took long to finish their journeys.
B. You will see wheels on almost every machine.
C. The wheel is surely the most important invention of all time.
D. They are then used to mix flour and other foods into bread.
E. But if you consider the following points, you will probably agree with me.
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3、 阅读下面的短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确 形式。
British Milkman Steve Leech saved some shops and flats with milk and won a National Bravery Award.
Leech, 35 years old, said that when he was sending out milkusual along Pine Street, he (sudden) heard a loud, strange sound behind him and then he saw a lot of smoke (come) out of a shop in Cornwall, southern England. "That must be a fire, I thought," Leech said. "Then I quickly decided (do) something. So I pushed the door in at once and then I (shout) at the people inside. Then I started pouring my milk everywhere." He used 320 pints of milk to stop the fire. fire fighters reached the shop, the fire was under control.
Leech helped save the (life) of eight people in the flats above the shops. "You know, was hard work to open so many bottles by myself in several minutes. But it was even (hard) trying to tell my boss where all the milk had gone," Leech, the brave man said a smile. So enjoy your work and maybe you will become a hero, too.
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4、根据短文内容和所给中文提示,在空白处写出单词的正确形式。每空仅填一词。
Oliver Twist is one of the most famous stories which were written by Charles Dickens. Set in the 19th century, it is about a boy called Oliver who finds himself (独自) in the world. He lives in a special house for people without any money and always has an (空的) stomach. One day, he asks for more food and gets into a lot of trouble!
Oliver (希望) to survive and later he runs away to London. After many difficulties, he is taken home by a kind old man who gives him much (温暖). In the end, Oliver (发现) that the kind old man is a relative and he goes to live with him.
There are many reasons why Oliver Twist is such a (受欢迎的) story. There is a lot of action in the book, and it is also very humorous. The writer was also very good at writing about the everyday lives of (贫穷 的) children in London in the 19th century. And his book made people pay more (关注) to the problems of children. It is really (值得) reading. Spare some of your time and you won't (懊悔) it!
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5、 用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空,每词仅用一次。
International compete encourage number for example
A marathon is a long distance running race. Now it is not only a but some people also organize marathons for charity. They promise to provide a certain of money for every race. in some races, for every kilometer that the runners run will raise 1 Yuan for charity. Usually, marathon runners by their friends, families and even passers-by. We can enjoy the Hangzhou Marathon every year!
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6、 阅读理解
Are kids getting too much praise? Too much praise may be doing kids more harm than good.
A cover story in Scholastic Instructor magazine asks whether kids today are over-praised. The concern is that while trying to build up kids' confidence, parents are paying little attention to kids' real goals and achievements. In a recent study, eighth graders in Korea and the United States were asked whether they were good at math. Among the American students, 39 percent said they were excellent at math, compared to just 6 percent of the Korean eighth graders. But the reality was somewhat different. The Korean kids scored far better than the over-confident American students.
The disadvantage of too much praise is that kids may start to focus on the reward rather than what they are learning. Worse, when a student fails, whose confidence comes from a blind sense of achievement rather than his or her actual abilities, the result can be devastating(毁灭性的). This doesn't mean we shouldn't praise our kids or that teachers shouldn't try to build up their students' self confidence. But self-confidence should be the result of good grades and real achievements, not empty praise from others.
Last month, Cognitive Daily reported that parents and teachers should be specific rather than general when they offer praise. An example of general praise is telling a child, "You're smart." Specific praise would be to say, "You did a good job on reading." or "You did great on your math test." Kids who receive general praise about their abilities are more likely to show "helpless" behavior when they meet with problems with learning, compared with kids who receive specific praise about their achievement on a task. A child who knows she's a smart girl feels defeated(挫败的) if she has trouble reading a sentence. But a child who has been told she is a good reader is more likely to have confidence in that specific ability and work a little harder to deal with a more difficult book.
(1)、What can we learn from the study of the eighth graders in Paragraph 2?A、Korean students are more confident. B、American students are really good at math. C、American students are over-praised but they achieve less. D、Korean students are over-praised so they get higher scores.(2)、According to Paragraph 3, kids' self-confidence should come from .A、teachers' love and support B、what they get from parents C、a blind sense of achievement D、what they are able to do well(3)、Which of the following is the best example about specific praise?A、Mr Miller told her daughter, "You are a fantastic girl." B、The headmaster wrote to you, "I am so proud of you!" C、Your English teacher said to you, "Your writing has achieved a lot." D、Mrs Brown said to his son, "You are the cleverest boyI've ever seen."(4)、In which part of a newspaper would you most probably read the text?A、Travel B、Business. C、Education. D、Energy. -
7、 阅读理解
On a June afternoon in 1752, the sky began to get dark over the city. As the storm broke, most people surely hurried inside, but not Benjamin Franklin. He decided it was the perfect time to fly a kite. Franklin had been waiting for a chance like this. He wanted to show the connection between lightning(闪电) and electricity, and to do so, he needed a storm.
He walked into field, and flew a kite with a piece of rope tied to it. A key was tied to the rope. The lightning hit the kite, and electricity passed through the rope to the key. Franklin then touched the key with his finger and got an electric shock (电击). This, he said, proved(证明) the electrical nature of lightning.
For many years, schools have taught the story of Franklin's experiment. Millions of schoolchildren have been amazed by his courage and his scientific spirit of looking for the truth.However, new research suggests that the story may be fiction instead of fact. Although Franklin's experiment took place, more than one scientist has questioned what really happened.It's true that he did the experiment with the rope and the key. But scientists all agree that if Franklin had actually touched the key, he would certainly have died from the electric shock.
Scientists often question accepted ideas because they want to find out the facts. Some have even questioned the story about the apple that fell on Newton's head. Many reports suggest that although the falling apple certainly provided ideas, there is nothing to show that the apple actually hit him on the head.
In fact, fiction is often more interesting than the truth.People have been more encouraged by Franklin's spirit than by the facts themselves. But in science, facts should be tested by experiments and research, and we should not always believe everything we read or hear even if it is a great story.
(1)、Franklin did the experiment in order to prove ____.A、he was an excellent scientist B、flying a kite in the storm was safe C、he was not afraid of lightning D、lightning was a form of electricity(2)、The underlined word "fiction" probably means something ____.A、not true B、quite different C、not safe D、quite necessary(3)、Some scientists questioned whether Franklin ____in the experiment.A、flew a kite B、touched the key C、was present D、discovered electricity(4)、The purpose of the passage is to tell us ____.A、Franklin's spirit is encouraging B、fiction is more interesting than the truth C、Franklin's experiment is not real D、we shouldn't always believe accepted ideas -
8、 阅读理解
Dana Csonka is an adult now. When she was 8, her house caught on fire. The fire left burn scars(伤疤) over 18 percent of her body, including on her face, neck and arms. She got better and returned to school. Her classmates were mean, though. They made fun of her scars. "I didn't have any friends." she said.
Her nurses at the hospital had a suggestion. They said she should go to a camp for kids who had been burned. She went there every summer for 10 years. It helped her feel better. She met kids who could understand what she went through.
The burn camp started in 1988. Since then, it has been offering children with burn scars a week of relief from looking different. Campers go there to swim, play games and do many other things.
Kevin Aeling is 14. This is his second summer at the camp. A year and a half ago, a terrible fire left scars over 25 percent of his body.
At first, he was not sure if he wanted to go to the camp. "He said, ‘I don't want people to stare at me,'" said his mother. "I said, Kevin, it's a burn camp. Other people are there who have burns."He ended up loving it. After camp, his mother noticed a difference. He was no longer embarrassed about the special clothes he had to wear for his scars. He was more comfortable being himself.
Every year, the Thursday of the camp week is Fire Truck Day. Fire trucks arrive, along with campers from previous(以前的) years, doctors and nurses, and family members. Campers can see fire trucks up close and talk with firefighters. Sometimes, they are the very firefighters who rescued the campers months or years earlier. Fire Truck Day allows them to see each other in a happy situation, which is always the campers' most unforgettable day.
(1)、Which of the following is NOT true about the burn camp?A、It started about thirty years ago. B、The campers are kids with burn scars. C、Kids spend a month at the camp. D、It has many activities for the campers.(2)、What does the writer mainly want to tell us in Paragraph 5?A、The camp made a difference to Kevin. B、Kevin's friends always stared at him. C、Kevin's mother was worried about him. D、Kevin felt embarrassed at the camp.(3)、What do we know about Fire Truck Day from the last paragraph?A、It takes place in the hospital. B、It means a lot to the campers. C、It's just for family members. D、It makes the campers feel sad.(4)、What's the writer's purpose of writing the text?A、To speak highly of the firefighters. B、To show great pity to the kids with burn scars. C、To cheer up the kids with burn scars. D、To introduce a burn camp and some campers. -
9、 阅读理解
Think of the animal world and a group of colorful wild animals will spring to mind: a parrot's rainbow feathers or the showy scales of sea fish. But, many mammals(哺乳动物) on the planet come in only two colors: black and white. Spend some time exploring what science has discovered about these animals' appearances, and you'll see that basic black and white isn't so basic at all.
The panda's white body helps it hide in snowy areas. The arms and legs are black, helping it hide in forests. The markings on its head are not used to hide, but to communicate. Black ears can act as a warning to enemies.
Depending on the species, black skunks(臭鼬) may wear white spots that act as covering or white stripes that signal enemies to be aware of their smelly spray, which causes no real harm to its victims, but it makes them uncomfortable
Zebras' thin coats make them more vulnerable than long-haired animals to biting flies that carry disease, but the coats' stripes prevent flies from landing on them, for reasons that scientists are still studying. Further, their attractiveness to flies increases with stripe width. No two zebras' stripes are exactly the same.
(1)、According to the passage, which of the following sentences is TRUE?A、The panda's white parts help it hide against snow. B、Both white spots and white stripes help skunks kill their victims. C、Zebras with wider stripes are less attractive to flies. D、Scientists have already known all the secrets about the stripes.(2)、What does the underlined word "vulnerable" mean?A、 B、Being easily attracted. C、Being easily discovered. D、Being easily attacked.(3)、Which could be the best title of the passage?A、Why Animal Stripes Come in Different Shapes B、Why So Many Animals Wear Black-and-White Coats C、How Wild Animals Protect Themselves from Enemies D、How Black and White Become Basic Colors in Animal World -
10、 完形填空
After school on Friday, I waited at the school gate to walk home with Jemma, as usual. Then I saw1 talking and laughing happily with some other girls. She glanced(瞥了一眼) at me and left me alone there. I knew right then that I had2 my best friend.
After dinner, Mom asked, "Is Jemma coming by tomorrow?"
I shrugged(耸肩) and said nothing.
The next morning, Mom asked, "Today is 3 . What are you and Jemma going to do?" I shrugged again. "4 is Jemma?"
Mom took a look at me. Then she said, "Will you take these magazines to Grandma, please?"
5 I walked down the street, a new girl in the neighborhood came towards me, smiling. But I just went 6 her.
Grandma welcomed me at the door with a warm hug.
Sitting on the sofa, I noticed a(n)7 of kids in old-fashioned clothes on the table. Grandma pointed at a girl with short fair hair.
"That's Beth Lambert," she said. "My best friend. Until a week before we took this photo." I was 8 at that.
"Beth and I were best friends in school. We did everything 9 . Then one day, she made new friends and said she didn't want to hang out with me anymore. Nothing hurt 10 that."
I didn't say anything. I couldn't. I knew I'd start 11 if I opened my mouth.
Grandma hugged me again. "Simone, sometimes friends grow 12 . It might happen to anyone," she continued, "Then, see him?" Her finger 13 to a boy with glasses in the photo. "He lived near me. When I was walking home by myself 14 this boy was, too. I said ‘hello'. And we became friends.
"So if we want to start a new friendship," she smiled, "One 15 is all it took."
As I was heading home, that new girl appeared again. I went towards her and spoke, "Hello."
(1)A 、 it B 、 them C 、 her D 、 him(2)A 、 lost B 、 hurt C 、 forgotten D 、 beaten(3)A 、 Monday B 、 Friday C 、 Saturday D 、 Sunday(4)A 、 How B 、 Where C 、 Which D 、 Who(5)A 、 As B 、 Before C 、 After D 、 Until(6)A 、 to B 、 past C 、 with D 、 against(7)A 、 card B 、 photo C 、 poster D 、 advertisement(8)A 、 glad B 、 angry C 、 satisfied D 、 surprised(9)A 、 together B 、 outside C 、 differently D 、 quickly(10)A 、 less than B 、 because of C 、 more than D 、 instead of(11)A 、 singing B 、 laughing C 、 shouting D 、 crying(12)A 、 old B 、 separate C 、 strong D 、 close(13)A 、 moved B 、 connected C 、 returned D 、 waved(14)A 、 so B 、 but C 、 for D 、 and(15)A 、 hug B 、 smile C 、 word D 、 question -
11、Ellen初中毕业后要去澳大利亚读高中,但她担心在陌生的环境里难以交到朋 友。因此她给澳大利亚的笔友Andy写信,向他倾诉烦恼。请根据下面这封邮件, 以Andy的名义给Ellen回信。
Dear Andy,
How is everything going? I'm excited to tell you that I'm going to study in Australia this September. But I'm a shy girl and don't know how to make new friends there. What shall I do? Could you give me some advice?
Ellen
要求:1. 可适当发挥,但必须包含上面信中提供的信息。
2. 词数:80~100。信件的开头和落款已给出,不计入总词数。
3. 文中不得出现真实的人名和校名等信息。
Dear Ellen,
I'm glad that you are coming to study in Australia.
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Andy
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12、 第一节:根据短文内容,从方框中所给的A~E五个选项中选出能填入空白处 的最佳选项(其中一项为多余选项),完成各题。第二节:请结合第一节内容,回答问题。(约20词)
Do good manners matter?
Manners have developed over thousands of years and are always changing. Around 100 years ago, children in the UK weren't allowed to speak unless an adult spoke to them first. Now young people can make their voices heard in many places. .Slurping(出声 地吃)food is considered rude at some tables, but at others it's a sign that people are enjoying their meal. Some people say that manners show respect for others but some people think they are old-fashioned and unnecessary. What do you think, should manners matter?
Manners bring people together Good manners cost nothing. In fact, kind words and behavior benefit everyone. When someone has good manners, it shows they care about other people's feelings. Studies show that when someone is kind to another person, that person's brain will have a feel good chemical, which causes them to be kind back. Manners can also help keep everyone healthy. Although manners change over time, they aim to do the same thing to make people feel comfortable and respected.
Manners put pressure on people to behave in a way that doesn't show how they really feel. If someone says "thank you" or "sorry" when they don't mean it, they're not being polite, they're pretending(假装) to be nice. In Europe, manners were a way of showing how sophisticated(见多识广的)a person was, but does it really matter? As long as people are kind to others, they should be allowed to behave how they like.
A. People should behave how they like.
B. Good manners are almost the same everywhere.
C. Lots of "good manners" don't make any sense.
D. Manners also mean different things in different countries.
E. That's why people should cover their mouths when they cough.
Do you think good manners matter? Why?
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13、 阅读下面的短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确 形式。
Your dog is barking, but you can't hear it! Your best friend is telling you joke, but you can't catch it!terrible! The people who have hearing loss (consider) deaf.
It's not easy being deaf, and although some kids are born deaf, many others lose their hearing later on. So it's important to know how (be) a good friend with anyone in the deaf community. Here are some ways.
Be patient and do not give up on a friend hearing loss. If you repeat what you are saying (loud), and it isn't helping your deaf friend, try to write it down or use signals instead.
Also, remember that deafness isn't the same as being stupid. Deaf kids are just as smart as anyone else. Don't treat your deaf friends like they are not very smart. they can't hear you, there's nothing wrong with their brain.
Don't forget about texts, (email), and so on. These are much (good) ways to keep in touch with your deaf friend than phone calls. If the two of you can sign, a video call is great!
It's fun to communicate with others. We should support all of (we) friends, and make new ones!
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14、 根据短文内容和所给中文提示,补全空格内单词,使短文完整、通顺。
Trees play an important part in our environment. For a start, they make air (更干净) for us to breathe. The older a tree is, the more important it is to us. Why not look at ancient tree (仔细) around you and find out more?
For the past (十五) years, a charity called the Woodland Trust has been recording ancient trees in the country. It has created a database(数据库) about these trees.
Since the database was set up, the Woodland Trust has (添加) over 180,000 trees, but it believes there are many more to be found. It's hoped that all (成员) of the public will help to locate them—including you.
You can take an (积极) part in the Woodland Trust's project. Perhaps when you next go for a walk with your family, you can examine the trees you pass to see (它的) age. If you find one that you think could be very old, record (确切) where it is using an online map. If you want to record the tree, you should take a photo. Don't (忘记) to make sure you are allowed to examine it closely if the tree isn't on public land.
"Ancient trees are as much a part of our heritage(遗产) as works of (艺术)," explains Jeremy Evans of the Woodland Trust. "But they don't get the same protection. The good news is, you don't have to be a tree expert to take part."
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15、 用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空,每词仅用一次。
influence chance ancient inside as well as
Dunhuang is a historic city in Gansu. In times, Dunhuang was an important center of trade. As the Silk Road developed, Dunhuang became China's western gateway to the world. Here, different cultures met and each other. People from foreign countries did business and communicated with the local people. If you visit Dunhuang, you will be able to see the Mogao Caves(莫高窟). If you walk , you will discover some of the wonderful artworks. There are over 45,000 square metres of beautiful paintings on the cave walls, thousands of statues.
Over the years, China has made great efforts to protect the Mogao Caves. Today, you can also find high-quality photos of the artworks on the Internet. People all over the world now have a to see Dunhuang's treasures online.
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16、 阅读理解
The world has a plastics problem. And not just with bottles. Straws(吸管), toothbrushes, toys—all kinds of plastics are placed in landfills. There are 5 billion tons of plastic waste in the world. Landfills have a large part of it. By 2050, they could have 13 billion tons.
Much of plastic rubbish finds its way into the ocean. Scientists say 165 million tons of plastic pieces are floating around out there. And most plastic won't disappear itself. It will remain in the ocean forever. Whales get caught in plastic fishing nets. Birds die because of eating plastic straws and bottle caps. It endangers ocean life. Plastic rubbish even ends up in the food we eat.
Governments are realizing that recycling may not be enough. They are taking more actions. Though it is hard work, it is still a solvable problem. In Britain, people are not allowed to use plastic bags except in hospitals. Scotland and several coastal cities in the US stop people from using plastic straws as well. The US alone throws away some 500 million plastic straws a day. That's enough to circle the Earth twice. "Saying no to a plastic straw is an easy way to make a big difference," Diana Lofflin said. "Do we really want to pass on to our children a world harmed by plastic?"
People have found some tasty ways to reduce waste. A company in India made the first-ever spoon that people can eat. You don't have to eat the spoon. You can throw it away. It decomposes(分解) in just a few days. David Edwards, a scientist at Harvard University, designed an eatable bag which can protect the food or drink inside. It is a delicious replacement for plastic ones.
(1)、According to the writer, birds die because they .A、eat bottle caps and straws B、get caught in fishing nets C、feed on ocean animals D、have the spoons in India(2)、The underlined word "endangers" in Paragraph 2 probably means " ".A、brings B、loses C、harms D、saves(3)、The purpose of the passage is mainly to .A、introduce some ways to recycle waste B、tell readers about the problem with plastics C、compare air pollution and plastic pollution D、describe how the US is reducing plastic waste(4)、From the passage, we can tell that the plastics problemA、is too big for people to solve. B、can be solved by recycling alone. C、 can be solved, but it won't be easy. D、will have to be solved by future scientists . -
17、 阅读理解
Did you have cereal(麦片) for breakfast this morning? If you did, you're not alone. Lots of people eat cereal for breakfast every day. In fact, cereal is popular all over the world. It all started with one man, Will Keith Kellogg.
Will was born on April 7, 1860, in Battle Creek, Michigan. His first job was as a stock boy at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. A sanitarium is a special kind of place that is a little like a hospital. A sanitarium is meant for people who are ill for a long time or who are getting over a serious illness. Will had other jobs as he got older. But when he grew up, he became a manager of the sanitarium. His brother, John, was the chief doctor there.
One big problem at the sanitarium was the patients' diets. The patients needed healthy diets, but it was also important for the food to taste good. Will was trying to find a good food choice to take the place of the bread, but it wasn't going very well. Then, by accident, Will found something even better. He left some wheat to cook too long. When it was rolled out, it formed large, thin flakes(薄片). He asked his brother to serve it to the patients, and they loved it! In fact, they liked it so much that they wanted breakfast flakes sent to them even after they left the sanitarium. So Will started a new business in 1884: selling packaged breakfast flakes. Before long, Kellogg's breakfast cereal was popular in other countries, too. Today, there are many kinds of breakfast cereals. But it all started with one man and one idea.
Will did more than just create breakfast flakes. His company made a lot of money. But he always shared it with others generously. He used much of his money to help children. He also used his money to help in several other charities (慈善机构). Will Kellogg died in 1951. But his most famous invention is as popular as ever.
(1)、Will worked as ____before he became a manager of the sanitarium.A、a chief doctor B、a stock boy C、a businessman D、a cook(2)、Which of the following is TRUE about cereal according to the passage?A、It tasted worse than bread. B、It was invented by accident. C、It was Will's favourite food. D、It is popular only in hospitals.(3)、Which word can describe Will Kellogg best?A、Funny. B、Nervous. C、Brave. D、Kind.(4)、What is the purpose of the passage?A、To give advice on eating healthily. B、To introduce patients' breakfast. C、To describe Will and his invention. D、To explain how to make cereal. -
18、 阅读理解
By Anna Matteo 28 January, 2019
A 3-year-old boy who was lost in the woods for two days is now safe at home with his family. But Casey Hathaway told his rescuers(救援者) that he was not alone in the rainy, freezing cold woods. He said he was with a friend—a bear.
The child went missing on January 22 while playing with friends near his grandmother's house in North Carolina. When the other children returned but Casey did not, the family searched the area for almost an hour before calling the police.
Police formed a search team to look for the young boy in the nearby woods. But two days went by and—no Casey.
Then on January 24, someone called the police saying he heard a child crying in the woods. Police followed up on the information and found Casey at about 9:30 that night. He was in good health.
Casey told the rescuers he had hung out with a black bear for two days, a bear he called his "friend".
The police officer Chip Hughes spoke with reporters from several news agencies. He said Casey did not say how he could survive in the woods for two days in the cold, rainy weather. "However," the police officer said, "he did say he had a friend in the woods that was a bear with him."
Hundreds of people helped in the search and rescue efforts, including some 600 volunteers, police and members of the army. Doctors at the medical center gave Casey some examination. He was then sent to his family on January 25.
His mother talked with reporters and thanked everyone who joined the search for her son. "We just want to tell everybody that we're very thankful that you took the time out to search for Casey," said his mother. "He is up and talking. He's already asked to watch cartoons.
(1)、Who stayed with Casey in the woods during the two days?A、A bear. B、The police. C、His mother. D、The volunteers.(2)、The underlined word "survive" in Paragraph 6 probably means "____".A、give up B、get lost C、fall asleep D、remain alive(3)、What is the CORRECT order in which these happen?a. Someone heard a child crying.
b. The family started to look for Casey.
c. Casey played with his friends.
d. The police found Casey was in good health.
A、b—c—a—d B、b—c—d—a C、c—b—a—d D、c—b—d—a(4)、After Casey was sent back home, he was ____.A、scared B、nervous C、relaxed D、surprised -
19、 阅读理解
T-shirt (men's)
Short-sleeved shirt
Washable
Made of cotton Sizes: S (35/37) M (38/40) L (41/43)XL (44/46)
Order number:
England T-shirt KQ 8149 dark blue Scotland T-shirt KQ 8151 dark green Wales T-shirt KQ 8279dark red $10
Three-quarter length jacket (women's)
Made of fashionable leather(皮革)
Fully lined
Length 34 inches
Do not hand clean
Sizes: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18
Order number:
CQ 8200 dark blue
CQ 8201 dark brown
$100 (buy three get one free)
INSURE YOUR LEATHER JACKET
against being stolen and accidental damage
For details, see page 1143
Swimsuit (women's)
Soft and comfortable
Made of 80% silk and 20% nylon
Sizes: 10, 12, 14, 16
Order number:
GQ 9292 dark brown
GQ 9963 dark blue
$15
(1)、What you have just read is a/an ____.A、ad for clothes B、movie review C、news report D、food order(2)、From the passage above, we can know that ____.A、the swimsuit is made of silk and cotton B、there are five sizes available for theT-shirts C、the order number of the dark blue jacket is CQ 8200 D、both theT-shirt and the jacket can be washed by hand(3)、How much do you need to pay if you get four jackets?A、$200. B、$300. C、$400. D、$500. -
20、 完形填空
During the last few years of his life, my dad lived just up the road from me in a tiny house. He had been1 for over 20 years after losing my mom. His own mother had 2 passed away too. He was disabled and retired,3 he spent a lot of time by himself.
Several times a week, though, I would take a walk up to his house. We would 4 in the living room, drink tea and talk. It wasn't anything 5 . We talked about sports, cars, gardening, weather and enjoyed a laugh over old 6 . It wasn't anything too deep. It was just a 7 talk, a connection between a father and a son, an hour spent just 8 each other's sharing. Those afternoons remain some of my 9 times spent with my dad. It allowed us to gently heal(治愈) any old 10 we had given each other when I was growing up. It allowed us to 11 give each other time and love. It allowed us to grow closer together 12 he left this world.
If there is one thing that I 13 those afternoons, it is this: It is never too late to spend time 14 those you love. It is never too late to tell them that you love them. It is never too late to heal a relationship and 15 a hurting heart. Begin today! Spend an afternoon with those you love and those afternoons will become a lifetime.
(1)A 、 away B 、 along C 、 alone D 、 abroad(2)A 、 ever B 、 never C 、 nearly D 、 recently(3)A 、 or B 、 so C 、 and D 、 but(4)A 、 sit B 、 laugh C 、 stand D 、 appear(5)A 、 big B 、 small C 、 common D 、 interesting(6)A 、 books B 、 movies C 、 clothes D 、 memories(7)A 、 surprising B 、 difficult C 、 simple D 、 terrible(8)A 、 enjoying B 、 expecting C 、 realizing D 、 finishing(9)A 、 worst B 、 saddest C 、 happiest D 、 quickest(10)A 、 times B 、 wounds C 、 illnesses D 、 friendships(11)A 、 finally B 、 luckily C 、 possibly D 、 silently(12)A 、 if B 、 when C 、 after D 、 before(13)A 、 built up B 、 heard about C 、 learned from D 、 depended on(14)A 、 on B 、 in C 、 with D 、 without(15)A 、 mend B 、 touch C 、 forget D 、 protect