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A）TexaswasthebiggeststatebeforeAlaska,theforty-ninthstateoftheUnitedStatesin1959.Onegoodway

tounderstandthesizeofTexasistolearnaboutitsweather.ltisreallyunusualforasouthernstatethattheweather

issodifferentfromplacetoplacewithin（在???之內(nèi)）onestate.Thatis（也就是說(shuō)）,differentpartsofthestatehave

differentkindsofweatheratthesametimeoftheyear.

Amarillo,inthenorthofTexas,getsverycoldinwinter.ThereissometimesmoresnowinAmarillothaninNew

Yorkwhichisanortherncity.Summerisbetter,butsometimesitgetsquitehot.ThebesttimetoAmarilloisin

autumnwhenitiscool.

LaredoisinthesouthofTexasanditisoneofthehottestcitiesintheUnitedStatesinsummer.Thebesttimeto

Laredoisinwinter,whenitispleasantlywarm.

1.AlaskaisthestateintheUnitedStates.

A.47'hB.48,hC.49,hD.50g

2.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.TexasisthebiggeststateintheUSA.B.Texasbecamethe49thstatein1959.

C.TexasismuchlargerthanAlaska.D.TexasisthesecondlargeststateintheUSA.

3.ThepassagetellsusthatTexaslies.

A.inthenorthoftheUSAB.inthesouthoftheUSA

C.nexttoNewYorkCityD.righttothesouthofNewYork

4.Whichofthefollowinggivestherightposition（地點(diǎn)）ofthethreeplacesmentioned（被提至l|）inthepassage?

T=TexasL=LaredoA=Amarillo

5.Whatdoesthepassagetellusthroughthedescription（描述）oftheweatherinTexas?

A.Texashasthesameweatherasotherstates.B.ThebesttimetovisitdifferentpartsofTexas.

C.DifferentweatherinTexasoftheUSA.D.TexasisabigstateintheUSA.

B）SupposeyouworkinabigcompanyandfindEnglishveryimportantforyourjobbecauseyouoftendo

somethingwithforeignbusinessmen,nowyouarelookingforaplacewhereyoucanimproveyour

English,especiallyyourspokenEnglish.

Herearesomeadvertisements（廣告）aboulEnglishlanguagetrainingfromnewspapers.Youmayfindthe

informationyouneed.

Global（全球的）EnglishCentreThe21stCenturyEnglishTraining

GeneralEnglishinallfourskills（技Centre

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3-month（700yuan）,6-month（1,200yuan）and的）teachingatalllevels（等級(jí)）.

one-year（2,000yuan）coursesWeoffermorningorafternoonclasses,bothofwhich

Choiceofmorningoreveningclasses,3hourslastthreemonthsandahalfatacostof800yuan.

everyday,Mon.—Fri.Wealsohaveasix-weekTOEFLpreparation（托福

ExperiencedcollegeEnglishteachers預(yù)備）classduringwinterandsummerholidays.

ClosetobusstopsEntranceExams:June1andDec.l

Tcl:67605272Add:105ZhongshaRoad.400035Only15-minutewalkfromcitycenter.

ModernLanguageSchoolTheInternational（國(guó)際的）Houseof

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business,travel,banking,hotelmanagement（管Three/Six-monthEnglishcoursesforstudentsofall

3!）andofficeskillslevelsatverylowcost:60yuanfbr12hoursa

Smallclasses（12-16students）onSat.&Sun.week;convenient（方便的）classhours:

from2:00—5:00p.m.9:00—12:00a.HI.and2:00—5:00p.m.

Native（本族的）EnglishteachersfromCanadaAfour-montheveningprogrammefordeveloping

andUSALanguagelabandcomputerspeakingskills（thesamecostasdayclasses）

supplied（供給）Well-trainedChineseandforeignteachers

3-monthcourses:1,050yuan;6-monthexperiencedinteachingEnglishasasecond/foreign

courses:1,850yuanlanguage

Writeorphone:ModernLanguageSchool,675Freesightseeingandsocialactivities（ytJfeii/T

ParkRoad,400076Tel:67353019和社會(huì)實(shí)踐）

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l.Youworkfrom9:00a.m.to4:30p.m.onweekdays,whichschoolwillyouchoose?

A.GlobalEnglishCentreandModernLanguageSchool

B.GlobalEnglishCentreandthe21stCentury

C.ModcmLanguageSchoolandthe21stCentury

D.The21stCenturyandtheInternationalHouse

2.Thc21stCenturyEnglishTrainingCentreisdifferentfromtheotherthreeschoolsinthat.

A.itsteachingquality（質(zhì)量）isbetterB.itisnearesttothecitycenter

C.itscoursesaremoreadvanced（高級(jí)的）D.itneedsanentranceexamination

3.YouwillprobablyprefertogototheInternationalHouseofEnglishbecauseit.

A.offcrsfreesightseeingandsocialactivitiesB.hasaspecialcourseinspokenEnglish

C.costslessthantheotherschoolsD.hasnativeEnglishteachers

4.IfyoutaketheeveningprogrammeattheInternationalHouseofEnglish,youwillpayaboutyuan.

A.60B.240C.720D.1,000

5.Youcanwalkthereifyoulivenearcitycenterandyouwanttoknowmoreabout.

A.GlobalEnglishCentreB.The21stCenturyEnglishTrainingCentre

C.ModemLanguageSchoolD.TheInternationalHouseofEnglish

C）OnespringIwenttoFunentomakesurethatRolf'sdetective（偵探）workwasnotsome

kindofuntruestory.AfterteaandcakesSvendandItalkedandwatchedRolf.Thedoglookeddifferentfromthe

others.Heseemedtobemoreclever.Then,thetelephonerangandIheardSvendsaying,“Awallet?!can't

promise（保證）,butwe'lldoourbest.”

AnhourlaterwewereinaparkwalkingamongthetreeswithAxelJensen.MrJensenhadtelephonedbecausehe

hadlosthiswalletsomewhereintheforesttendaysbefore,whilepickingflowerswithhiswife.Since

then,hundredsofpeoplehadgonewalkinghere,andithadrained.Findingthatwalletwouldn'lbeeasy!

ForhalfanhourRolfranaboutinwide,brokencircles（圓圈）.Attimes,Svendwouldcallhimtokeeplooking.No

walletwasfound.

Wedrovetoanotherpartoftheforest.AgainRolfranaboutwithhisnosetothewetearth.Svendshoutedathim

fromtimetotime.Idon'tknowatwhatmomentwebegantonoticethatRolfwaswalkingaboutinsmaller

circles.Svendwasnowstandingattheothersideofariver.Hewasstraight,givinginstructionsthatonlyRolfcould

understand.

SuddenlyRolfbegantodigthesoftearth.Hestopped.lookedaboutanddugagainafewmetresaway.Thenhe

changedhismindandbegantodigfurthertotheright.Allatonce（突然）hejumpedup,headjigh.Hewasholding

somethingdarkinhismouth.ltwasthewalletJJensencriedwithsurpriseandgreatpleasure.

“Tellme,Svend,“Isaidlater,“Howadoggoaboutfindingawalletsosmallinsuchalargeforestcoveredwith

earth?”

Svendsmiledasheanswered,fciknewtherewasnothinginthefirstplacebecauseRolfshowednointerest.Butin

thesecondplaceIcouldtellfromthewayRolfactedthathehadpickedupsomething.Thcsmellhadreachedhim

throughtheairfromthewalletdroppedtendaysago.”

l.Rolfisthenameof.

A.ateahouseB.acleverdogC.anuntruestoryD.adetectiveoffice

2.MrJensenphonedSvendforhelp.

A.anhourlaterwhenhefoundhiswalletlostB.afterhewatchedRolfandhadatalkwithhim

C.tendaysafterhelosthiswife'swalletD.afterhiswalletwaslostinapark

3.Atfirst,Rolfcouldn'tfindthewalletbecause.

A.thegroundwastoowetB.therewasnowindtosendthesmell

C.thewalletwasinanotherpartoftheparkD.thewalletwasattheothersideoftheriver

4.Fromthestoryweknowthat.

hundredsofpeoplewenttotheforesttopickupflowers

SvendkeptRolfrunningaboutincircles

Rolfhadfoundsomethingwhenhebegantowalkaboutinsmallcircles

SvendstoodupwhenRolfbegantodigthesoftearth

5.Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?

ThewriterhadheardsomethingaboutRolfbeforehisvisittoSvend.

TheparknearFunenwasquitelarge.

Rolfdugfourtimestofindoutthedarkwallet.

ThreepeoplehadbeenwithRolfthatday.

D）Intheyear1666therewasaterribledisease（疾?。﹊nLondon.Thousandsofpeoplediedeveryweek.The

diseasewascarriedbyfleas（跳蚤），whichliveinclothes.Whenpeoplestartedtofeelill,theysneezed（打噴

嚏）.Thentheyhadahightemperatureandinlessthanaweektheydied.

ThevillageofEyamisinthenorthofEngland.PeoplethereheardoftheterriblediseaseinLondon.Theywerevery

happythatLondonwassofaraway.

OnedayamanarrivedfromLondon.Hebroughtwithhimlotsofdifferentthingstosell.Amongthesethingsthere

wassomecloth（布）.Onitwerethewords“madeinLondon”.

Twodayslater,aboysneezed.Hesaidhehadaheadache.Nobodyworriedmuch,butsoonhewasinbedwitha

hightemperature.Thenextday,theboysuddenlydied,andanothertwopeoplestartedtosneeze.

Atoncethevillagepeopleheldameetingtodiscusswhattodo.Anoldmansaid,“Ifpeoplerunawayfromthis

village,theymaycarrythediseasewiththem.Thenthediseasewillbecarriedtootherplacesandthousandsof

peoplewilldie.Wemustmakesureotherpeopleoutsideourvillagedon'tpickupthisterribledisease/*

ThepeopleofEyamagreedwiththeoldman.Inthiswaytheysavedthepopulationoftheothervillagesfromthe

terribledisease.Intheend,40%ofthepopulationofEyamdiedfromthedisease.Thediseaseitselfdiedout.The

peoplewhowerestilllivingwereabletovisitpeopleoutsidethevillageagain.

l.TheterriblediseaseinEyamcamefrom.

LondonB.thenorthofEnglandC.theothervillagesD.othercountry

2.Thediseasewascarriedby.

sheepB.dogsC.catsD.fleas

3.Becauseofthediseasethousandsofpeople.

gottoLondonB.wenttoEyamC.diedD.arrived

4.ThcdiseasereachedthevillageofEyambecause.

A.amanwithsomeclotharrivedinLondonB.amanwithsomeclotharrivedfromLondon

C.aboyfromLondondiedinthevillageD.anoldmanwithfleasarrivedfromLondon

5.Whenthediseasereachedthevillage,allthevillages.

juststayedathomeB.ranawaytoothersafevillages

C.pickeduptheterriblediseaseD.heldameetingtodiscusswhattodo

E）Picasso,thefamousSpanishpainter,wasbomin1881.Hisfatherwasanartteacher.Picassobegantopaint

veryearly.HewasadmittedtotheRoyalAcademyofArtattheageof15.After1900,hespentmuchtimein

Paris,livingthereto1947,thenhemovedtothesouthofFrance.

Throughout（貫穿）hiscareer（職業(yè)、工作）Picassomovedfromstyle（風(fēng)格）tostyleeasily.Hepracticedsculpture（雕

塑）illustrated（力口插圖表）booksandalsoshowedgreatinterestinpotterydesign（陶瓷設(shè)計(jì)）andotherfieldsofart.

Picassoproducedagreatnumberofdrawingsinhislife.NolaterartistoftheschoolofParishastakentheplaceof

himininternationalinflunce（國(guó)際影響）.

Picassoisconsidered（被認(rèn)為）tobethemostimportantfigure（人物）inthe20thcenturyFrenchart.Hispaintings

arenowonshowinleadingEuropean（歐洲的）andAmericanGalleries.

l.Themainideaofthepassageis.

A.Picassoisconsideredtobethemostimportantfigureinthe20thcenturyFrenchart

B.PicassospentmuchtimeinParis,livingtherefrom1940to1947

PicassoisafamousSpanishpainter

D.Picasso,slifeandart

2.Accordingto（根據(jù)）thewritenPicassowasthiscentury.

A.moreimportantthananyotherFrenchartistininternationalinflunce.

B.moreimportantthananyotherSpanishartistininternationalinflunce

C.themostimportantfigureinSpain

D.themostimportantfigureinFrance

3.HowlongdidhestayinSpainandFrance?

A.15yearsinSpainand43yearsinParis.B.Over19yearsinSpainandtherestlifeinParisC.15yearsinSpain

andtherestlifeinParis.D.HedidnotstaysolonginParis.

4.Picassomovedfromstyletostyleeasily.ltmeans.

A.hedidnotlikeonlystyleB.henotonlylikedsculpturebutalsopotterydesign

B.hechangedhisstylewithoutdifficultyD.heshowedgreatinterestinotherfieldsofart

5.HispaintingsarenowexhibitedinleadingEuropeanandAmericanGalleries,because.

A.hewasaSpanishartistB.hewasFrenchinfamousart

C.hewasaFrenchartistD.heproducedagreatmanywonderfuldrawingsindifferentstyles

F）ThereisalakenearaforestinSweden（瑞典）.Thewaterinthelakeisveryclearandeverythingisquietand

still.Onthefarsideofthewaterissomefarmlandandfurtheraway,acrossthefield,isanoldchurchbuiltonahill.It

hasjuststoppedraining.Thesmallriverflowing（流）intothelakeisfullandthereisstillsomehalf-melted（半融化

的）snowfromlastwinterontheground.

Thereasonwhythewaterissoclear,andeverythingissoquietandstill,isthatmostoftheplantandanimallifein

andaroundthelakeisdead.Therearenobirdsbecauseallthefishandinsects（昆蟲(chóng)）havedisappeared.Manytrees

intheforesthavedisappeared.Manytreesintheforestarelosingtheirleavesandbark（樹(shù)皮）,andareilland

dying.Otherswereblowndownbyhighwindsoflastwinter.Afarmerisworkinginafieldplantingsomething,but

ifhedoesn'tplantastrongkindofseed（種子）thisyear.thecropwillbebetween25%to50%lowerthanafew

yearsago.Thestonesoftheoldchurchtower（塔）areturningtopowder（粉末）andifthetowerisnotrepairedsoonjt

willfalldown.

Allthedeathanddestructioninthisplaceiscausedbythesmokecomingoutoffactoriesandpoisonous（有毒

的）gasesfromcarsandtrucks.Andyetthisquietlakeishundredsofkilometersawayfromthenearestfactoryand

highway.

1.Whattimeoftheyeardoyouthinkitis?

A.SpringB.SummerC.AutumnD.Winter

2.Whyaretherenoanimalsorbirdsinoraroundthelake?

A.Theweatheristerriblycold.B.Thelakeisquiet.

C.ThisplaceispollutedD.Theyhaveallbeenkilled.

3.Whydoesthefarmerhavetoplantastrongerkindofseed?Because.

A.thesoil（土壤）becomeslessandlessB.thewaterinthelakecan'tbeusedtowaterthefield

C.fewplantlifecanstandtheweatherD.thesoilthereisbecomingunfit（不適和）forfarming

4.Theword“destruction“inthepassagemeans“being

A.developedB.destroyed（被破壞）C.madeD.produced

5.Whatfoyouthinkisthebesttitle（標(biāo)題）ofthepassage?

A.ABeautifulPlaceofInterestB.APollutedPlace

C.AQuietPlaceinSwedenD.AFarAwayMountainPlace

G）RalphDepalmahadwonmanyraces.Buthewasathisbestinaracethathelost.Theracewasthe1912

“Indy”500.That'soneofthebiggestcarracesintheUnitedStates.

DepalmawasdrivingalargeGermancar.Assoonastheracestarted,hepulledoutinfront.Astheracewenton,he

keptthefirstplace.Andhewasfarahead（在前頭）ofDawson,themaninthesecondplace.

Whentheracewasalmostovercomepeoplegotupandleft.Whystay?Theythoughttheyweresuretheyknewwho

wouldwin.

Butthingsdidn'tgoastheythought.AstrangenoisecamefromDepalma'scar.ltsloweddown.Somethingwas

wrong.

Depalmaknewhiscarwouldn'tgofar.Hisonlyhopewasthathewouldmakeittothefinish.Butonhislastlap,the

carstopped.Dawson'scarroared（轟響著行駛）by.

Depalmasawitgoby.Heknewhecouldn'twinnow."ButIcanfinishtherace,“hethought.Andhegotoutofhis

car.Sodidhisassistant（助理）。Theybegantopushthecartothefinish.

Dawsonwentbythemagainandagain.Hewasonhislastlap.Hewasgoingtowin.Thepeopleshouted.Depalma

andhisfrienddidn'tcare.Theywentonpushing.

AtfirstalleyeswereonDawson.Hecrossedtheline.Andtheracewasover.Hewon!

Thenpeoplesawacarcrawing（緩緩移動(dòng)）uptothetrack,theybegantoyell（叫喊）andshout.

Depalmaandhisfriendpushedon.Atlastthecarcrossedtheline.Bythenthepeopleatthetrackwereyellingfor

them.TheyshoutedmorethantheyhadforDawson.Thiswasadifferentkindofwinner-onewhowouldnot

quit（放棄）.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下列句子正誤，正確的寫(xiě)“T”，錯(cuò)誤的寫(xiě)“F”。

I.Thestoryisabouttherace—aloserwon.

2.AtthebeginningoftheraceDawsondrovefasterthanothers.

3.Whentheracewasalmostover,somepeoplegotupandleft,becausetheymadesurethatDepamIawouldwinthe

race.

4.PeopleyelledforDepamlaattheendofthestorybecausehedidn'ddrop.

5.Thestorytellsusweshouldalwayskeeptrying.

H）Edgarfeltquiteexcitedatthethoughtofhisfirstswimofthesummer.Withthesunshiningdownso

strongly,theseawascertaintobewarmenough.Hewalkedquicklyalongthesea---fronttowardsthestepsthat

ledontothesands.Hesmiledcheerfullyatthepeople.Hehadjustsmiledandwavedhishattoanelderlylady

whenamanwithacameracaughthisarmandstoppedhim.Edgarheardalittlebuzzingnoise（“噬”的響聲）from

thecamera.

“Yourphoto,sir,inbrightcolourinjustonemomentifyouplease,“saidtheman.

Thenthebuzzingstopped,andthecameramanhandedthephotoover,andEdgarsawthebrightblueofhis

shirthalffillingthepicture.

uSeventypence,sir,"themansaid."It'sthebargainofyourholiday.

uSeventypence,vEdgarrepeated,“Forthisphoto?w

“They'renormally（正常地）eighty-five,sir,butforonepersonImakeacut-priceoffer（出價(jià)）.It'sthebest

priceyou'llgetinChadwell.”

“You'llhavetomakeabetteroffer."Edgarsaid.Itwasagoodphotothough,hethought,sobrightandclear.

Hishatwasheldhigh,andhewassmilinghappilyattheoldlady,whosearmandhandbagcameintoalower

corner.Hehadhadnoideathathewasbeingsnapped（快照）.Hethoughthewasreallyquiteagood-lookingman.

“That'sasgoodasanystudio（照像館）jobthatwouldcostyoupounds,“saidthecameraman."It'sbetter

inawaybecauseit'ssonatural.Onlyseventypence,sir.”

"I'veneverpaidsomuchforaphotoinmylife.Itisn'tworththatkindofmoney.It'snotasifIneedthething.

Look,Ellgiveyoutwenty-five.”

“No,Ican'tdothat.Eachofthesecolourphotoscostsme50p-that'sthepriceoftheblankframe（像紙），so

yousee

“No,No,“Edgarbrokein."Youwantaprofitoffortypercent.Well,Tilgiveyouyour50pandthat'sthat.w

“Leimesee,then.nThemansuddenlytookthephotooutofEdgar'shand."Ican'tspendanymoretimeon

itwithyou.It's70porIkeepit.n

“Keepit,“Edgarsaid.Heturned,lookedouttosea,thenwalkedquicklyaway.

1.Edgarsmiledandwavedhishattotheladybecause.

A.shewashisneighbou

B.shewastakingapictureofhim

C.hewantedthephototobefunn

D.hefeltexcitedandcheerful

2.Thecameramanloweredhispriceto70pbecause.

A.Edgarwantedtobargainforthephoto

B.Edgarcouldn'lpaythenormalprice

C.onlypersoninthephotowasEdgar

D.therewasonlyonecopyofthephoto

3.Thephotocouldbecalledanaturalonebecause.

A.Edgardidnotknowhewasbeingpictured

B.Edgarwasagood-lookingman

C.itwastakenattheseaside

D.itwasasgoodasastudiopicture

4.Intheendthecameraman.

A.soldthephototoEdgaratthepriceofseventypence

B.agreedtoEdgar'sfirstofferforthephoto

C.didnotsellthephototoEdgar

D.letEdgarhavethephotofbrnothing

5.WecanlearnfromthestorythatEdgarwas.

A.poorandhappyB.cleverandserious

C.richandhealthyD.kindandsick

I）AfriendofminenamedPaulreceivedanexpensivecarfromhisbrotherasaChristmas

present.OnChristmasEvewhenPaulcameoutofhisoffice,astreeturchin（頑童）waswalking

aroundtheshiningcar."Isthisyourcar,Paul?,,heasked.

Paulanswered,44Yes,mybrothergaveittomeforChristmas.^^Theboywassurprised.44Youmean

yourbrothergaveittoyouanditdidn'tcostyounothing?Boy,Iwish???"Hehesitated（猶豫）.

OfcoursePaulknewwhathewasgoingtowishfor.Hewasgoingtowishhehadabrotherlike

that.ButwhattheboysaidsurprisedPaulgreatly.

“1wish,“theboywenton,“thatIcouldbeabrotherlikethat/Taullookedattheboyinsurprise,

thenhesaidagain,""Wouldyouliketotakearideinmycar?”

“Ohyes,Fdlovethat.^^

Afterashortride,theboyturnedandwithhiseyesshining,said,“Paul,wouldyoumind

drivinginfrontofmyhouse?^^

Paulsmiledalittle.Hethoughtheknewwhattheboywanted.Hewantedtoshowhis

neighboursthathecouldridehomeinabigcar.ButPaulwaswrongagain."Willyoustopwhere

thosetwostepsare?”theboyasked.

Heranuptothesteps.TheninashortwhilePaulheardhimcomingback,buthewasnotcoming

fast.Hewascarryinghislittlecrippled（殘疾的）brother.Hesathimdownonthestepandpointed

tothecar.

“Thereheis,Buddy,justlikeItoldyouupstairs.HisbrothergaveittohimforChristmasandit

didn'tcosthimacent（美分）.AndsomedayFmgoingtogiveyouonejustlikeit??,thenyoucan

seeforyoureslfallthenicethingsintheChristmaswindowthatFvebeentryingtotellyou

about.^^

Paulgotoutandliftedtheboytothefrontseatofhiscar.Theshining-eyedolderbrotherclimbed

inbesidehimandthethreeofthembegananunforgettableholidayride.

11.Thestreeturchinwasverysurprisedwhen

A.PaulreceivedanexpensivecarB.Paultoldhimaboutthecar

C.hesawtheshiningcarD.hewaswalkingaroundthecar

12.Fromthestorywecanseetheurchin

A.wishedtogivehisbrotheracarB.wantedPaul'sbrothertogivehimacar

C.wishedhecouldhaveabrotherlikePauFsD.wishedPaulcouldbeabrotherlikethat

13.TheurchinaskedPaultostophiscarinfrontofhishouse

A.toshowhisneighboursthebigcarB.toshowhehadarichfriend

C.tolethisbrotherrideinthecarD.totellhisbrotherabouthiswish

14.Wecaninfer（推斷）fromthestorythat

A.Paulcouldn41understandtheurchinB.theurchinhadadeeploveforhisbrother

C.theurchinwishedtohavearichbrotherD.theurchin'swishcametrueintheend

15.Thebestnameofthestoryis

A.AChristmasPresentB.AStreetUrchin

C.ABrotherLikeThatD.AnUnforgettableHolidayRide

J）Manyleenagers（青少年）feelthatthemostimportantpeopleintheirlivesaretheirfriends.Theybelievethat

theirfamilymembersdon'tknowthemaswellastheirfriendsdo.Inlargefamilies,itisquiteoftenforbrothers

andsisterstofightwitheachotherandthentheycanonlygototheirfriendsforsomeideas.

Itisveryimportantforteenagerstohaveonegoodfriendoragroupoffriends.Evenwhentheyarenotwith

theirfriends,theyusuallyspendalotoftimetalkingamongthemselvesonthephone.Thiscommunication（交際）is

veryimportantinchildren'sgrowingup,becausefriendscandiscuss（討論）something.Thesethingsarcdifficultto

saytotheirfamilymembers.

However,parentsoftentrytochoosetheirchildren'sfriendsforthem.Someparentsmayevenstoptheir

childrenfrommeetingtheirgoodfriends.Haveyoueverthoughtofthefollowingquestions?

Whochoosesyourfriends?

Doyouchooseyourfriendsoryourfriendschooseyou?

Haveyougotagoodfriendyourparentsdon'tlike?

Yburanswersarewelcome.

1.Manyteenagersthinkthat___canunderstandthembetter.

A.friendsB.brotersC.sistersD.parents

2.isveryimportanttoteenagers.

A.TomakefriendsB.CommunicationC.TostopmeetingfriendsD.BothAandB

3.Whenteenagershavesomethingdifficulttosaytotheirparents,theyusually.

A.stayaloneathomeB.fightwiththeirparents

C.discussitwiththeirfriendsD.gototheirbrothersandsistersforhelp

4.Thesentence（句子）"Yburanswersarewelcome^means"

A.YouarewelcometodiscussthequestionswithusB.Youranswersarealwaysright

C.We*vegotnoidea,soyouranswersarewelcomeD.Youcangiveusalltherighanswers

5.Whichofthefollowingisthewriter'sattitude（態(tài)度）?

A.Parentsshouldchoosefriendsfortheirchildren.

B.Childrenshouldchooseeverythingtheylike.

C.Parentsshouldunderstandtheirchildrenbelter.

D.leenagersshouldonlygototheirfriendsforhelp.

K）Ihavetriedmanywaystobeill.Idon'twearasweaterwhenIshould,andtwodaysagoIwalkedintherain

withoutmyshoes.Butsofarnothinghashappened.Debbieoncetoldmeaboutaboyinherclasswholikedbeing

awayfromschool.Hewouldrub（摩擦）theendofthethermometer（溫度計(jì)）untilitwentupto39℃.Thenhe'd

putitinhismouthandhismotherwouldthinkhewasreallyill.

ThismorningItrieddoingthatbutitneverwentabove35℃andIrubbeditfortenminutes.SoIheldthe

thermometernexttothelightonmydeskanditwentupto40℃.IthoughtI'dputitinmymouthandwalk

downstairslikethat.ThenmymotherwouldtakeitoutandshewouldbeworriedwhenshesawthatIwasratherill.

TheonlytroublewasIdidn'tknowthethermometerwouldbesohot.AssoonasIputitintomymouthI

burntmytongue（舌頭）!Ispit（吐）thethermometerout.Itfellonthefloorbutitdidirtbreak.

Iwillhavetothinkupabetterwaytogetniymotherandfatherbacktogether.

1.Whydidthewriterwalkintherainwithouthershoestwodaysago?

A.Becauseshehadnomoneytobuyapairofshoes.

B.Becauseshethoughtitinterestingtowalkintherainwithouthershoes.

C.Becausesheforgottoputonhershoeswhenshelefthome.

D.Becauseshehopedshecouldbeillinthisway.

2.Accordingto（根據(jù)）thepassage,whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.TheboyinDebbie'sclasshelpedthewriteralot.

B.TheboyinDebbie'sclasskneweverything.

C.TheboyinDebbie'sclassdidn'tlikegoingtoschool.

D.TheboyinDebbie'sclasswasnothealthy.

3.Afterthewriterrubbedthethermometer,itwentto.

A.36℃B.37℃C.39℃D.40℃

4.Whydidthewriterspitthethermometerout?

A.Becauseitsmelledterrible.B.Becauseitwastoohot.

C.Becauseitwastoolong.D.Becauseitwasbroken.

5.Thewritertriestobeillbecause.

A.shewantstostayathomeB.shewantsherfatherandmothertocomebacktogether

C.shewantstoaskherfatherforsomemoneyD.shewantstoseeabeautifulnurse

L）ThescientistsfromtheLockheedSpaceCompany（公司）workinFelton,California,withthehelpofa

computer.ButthecomputerisplacedinSunnyside,about80kilometersaway.Whatthescientistsinputissentby

telephonelinestothecomputer,andafteratime,copiesofthedesigns（設(shè)計(jì)）areneededbackinFeltonasquickly

aspossible.Lockheedpeoplehavetriedseveralwaysofsendingtheprints（印刷品）,butthemosteffectiveseems

tobebypigeon（鴿子）.Are