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1、 Thanks, but I would rather(not pay) with Apple Pay because I still have money in WeChat.
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2、 He promised that he (lend) me the book as soon as he finished reading Hamlet.
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3、 I will have my washing machine ( repair) this weekend.
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4、 Ouch! Hey, watch out! You (step) on my foot!
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5、 My phone died, so I had no choice but (ask) a stranger for directions.
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6、 —Can I use the e-dictionary now, mom?
—Go ahead. Your dad (fix) it.
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7、 New-born baby pandas (lay) in the incubator by panda keepers in the breeding center.
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8、 Robots (help) with household chores in the near future.
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9、 Breathing ( pollute) air for a long time can be harmful to our health.
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10、 As a Hollywood's great ( act),Audrey Hepburn is highly praised
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11、 Birds fly to warmer places when food goes ( miss) in winter.
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12、 Thanks to teamwork, the project progressed (smooth).
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13、 A scream broke the ( silent)of the night.
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14、 It doesn't (要紧) how many times you fail if you never give up.
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15、 Today many elderly persons are also interested in some (电子的) products.
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16、 (虽然) we didn't win the race,we felt proud of our efforts.
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17、 Modern (技术) has greatly changed the way we live.
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18、 Work hard,and you will (必定地) succeed.
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19、任务型阅读—多任务混合

There are different kinds of parents in the world. In the Netherlands(荷兰),some parents do a strange thing to their children. It's called "dropping". It means parents drive their children into a forest at night and drop them off so they have to find their way back home all by themselves.
Does this sound like a terrible idea?Dutch parents have reasons for doing this. They think children should learn to work out problems on their own. In the forest,their children need to use GPS to find their way out. They need to deal with tiredness and hunger. They also need to know how to get help if they are lost.
Suja is an 11-year-old Dutch boy. When he finished his first"dropping",he told The New York Times that he loved it. He said someday,when he has children,he wants them to do it as well. "It reminds you,even in very hard times,to keep walking,to keep going. I have never done that before. "he said. Parents always want the best for their kids. But everyone has their own way of parenting. Here are some popular types of parents. Which type do you like best?
Dolphin parents
They just want their kids to be happy and healthy. They make sure their kids get enough sleep and exercise.
Tiger parents
They are quite strict with their children. They push their children so hard because they want their children to get the best grades in their class.
Lawnmower parents(割草机式父母)
Like a lawnmower that cuts grass,they deal with all the worries or troubles for their children. Their kids never learn to work out problems on their own.
(1)、When do the Dutch parents drop off their children?(2)、What problem may the children meet in the forest?(3)、How many kinds of parents are mentioned in the passage?(4)、Which type of parents does this picture show?
(5)、Do you think the"dropping"is a good idea?Why or why not? -
20、阅读理解
When you think of fast animals,cheetahs and falcons may come to mind. But do you know some of the fastest living things on Earth are very small cells?If cells had their own Olympics,who would win the speed game?
Manu Prakash,a scientist at Stanford University,says the "competitors" won't show up ready to compete. "We have to go search in puddles and ponds and in the deep ocean," he says. His team collected information on the speed of different cells to compare them.
So how do these tiny speeders move?Some fast cells jump or slide across water. Others move by waving long,thin parts that look like whips (鞭子),or swim with the help of tiny,hair—like parts. There are also speedy cells that do not move from one place to another but grow bigger or become smaller very quickly,and this makes them special "speed players" too.
Take Spirostomum,for example. In Liberia,Prakash saw many white spots in a pond. They were not spread out randomly. He took a sample (样本) and found this single—celled creature. It can shrink (缩小) its body faster than any other eukaryote (真核生物)— a living thing whose cells have a nucleus. Why does it shrink so fast?Prakash says it's part of how it communicates. "It actually talks to other cells …using sound underwater. "
Another amazing cell is Pyrocystis. These algae (水藻) do not swim,but they make a huge journey. Prakash found them deep in the ocean near Hawai'i. They need sunlight to live,but how do they get it?The algae can inflate like a balloon to five times their size and then shrink back down. This allows them to travel about one kilometer up to the sunlit surface. Compared to their size,that is the longest journey on Earth.
Prakash has found many super—fast cells in different places. These unusual living things help us learn more about the secret of life. "This planet is full of amazing things," he says. "When we study and compare them,we will find how wonderful life is. "
(1)、Why does the writer mention cheetahs and falcons at the beginning of the passage?A、To show that they are the fastest animals on Earth. B、To compare their speed with the speed of fast cells. C、To introduce the topic of the fastest small cells. D、To prove that big animals are usually faster than small ones.(2)、Where did Manu Prakash find the fast cells?A、In rivers and cities. B、In space and on other planets. C、In high mountains and forests. D、In puddles,ponds and the deep ocean.(3)、What does the word "inflate" in Paragraph 5 most likely mean?A、blow up B、take off C、calm down D、break down(4)、What can we learn about the "speed" of cells from the passage?A、It is measured by how fast a cell moves from one place to another. B、It can be understood in different ways,including changes in a cell's size. C、It mainly depends on a cell's ability to swim using whips or hair—like parts. D、It has been fully studied by scientists like Manu Prakash around the world.