1、Mrs. Brown is thirsty for a big house with a beautiful garden and a swimming pool.
2、All the students are working hard to________the standards of a strict teacher.
A.meet B.catch C.receive D.save
3、—Dropping litter is really __________ to our environment.
—I think so. We should put it in the proper bins.
A.meaningless
B.helpful
C.friendly
D.harmful
4、Mr. Wang _______drive to work, but now he _______there by bike to keep healthy.
A. used to; is used to going
B. used to; is used to go
C. was used to; is used to going
D. was used to; is used to go
5、________ you eat too much junk food, it can finally do harm to your body one day.
A.If
B.Although
C.So
D.Or
6、---I’m really sorry that I broke your window.
--- ________, but don’t play football near my house any more.
A. That’s right B. Of course not
C. Never mind D. That’s not the case
7、—Tom didn’t go to the party, right?
—_________, though he didn’t feel well.
A.Yes, he did B.Yes, he didn’t C.No, he did
8、This year _____ number of students in my school _______ 1,200.
A.a, is B.the, is C.a, are D.the, are
9、Food ______________ as______________ as they are today.
A. will be not; tasty B. will not be; tasty
C. will be not; taste D. will not be; taste
10、--- Could you tell me what time the train leaves Wuhan for Beijing?
--- I'm afraid you need to on the Internet.
A. look for it B. look at it C. look it over D. look it up
11、At the graduation ceremony, I hope all of you will be proud of________you have achieved in the past three years.
A.that B.what C.which D.how
12、 ---- __________ is it from Sunshine Town to the center of Beijing?
---- It’s about 20 kilometers ________ our school.
A .How long ; far from B. How long; away from
C. How far; away from D. How far; far away from
13、—I called you at eight o’clock yesterday evening, but nobody answered.
— Sorry! We were celebrating my brother’s ________ birthday.
A.twelve B.twelfth C.the twelfth
14、The glass ________. It ________ by little Tom this morning.
A.broke;is broken
B.is broken;was broken
C.was broken;broke
D.has been broken;broken
15、Many doctors and nurses lost their lives after the disease _______ in Hubei Province.
A.broke out B.ran out C.put out D.came out
16、My American hosts were very to me when I lived with their family.
A.happily
B.friendly
C.gently
D.politely
17、— Why should we ________ Alice?
— She has passed the college entrance examination.
A.afford
B.separate
C.congratulate
D.cancel
18、________ of ninth-grade students looks forward to success. but it’s more important for us to learn to face failure bravely.
A.None
B.All
C.Each
19、—How did you feel about the _______news?
—I’m very _________at it.
A.surprised; surprising B.surprising; surprised C.surprising; surprising D.surprised; surprised
20、 ---Are you willing to live on Mars one day?
--_____ It sounds exciting, but it still worries me.
A. Of course I am. B. I’m not sure.
C. Why not? D. Are you joking?
21、In this country,it’s________to stick your chopsticks into your food.
A.right
B.polite
C.rude
D.kind
22、A knife can be used for________(cut)bread.
23、Ma Li: Mom, I really like San Mao’s novels. Her works are very interesting. But it’s a pity that 【1】. I want to know whether it is hard to be a writer.
Mom: 【2】 that you want to be a writer. If you work hard, it won’t be difficult for you.
Ma Li: What do you think 【3】?
Mom: Well, that depends on what kind of writer you want to be.
Ma Li: 【4】
Mom: That’s a good idea. 【5】 Work hard, and I think your dream will come true.
Ma Li: Many thanks, my dear mom.
A.Where there is a will, there is a way.
B.she died when she was very young
C.How about borrowing some books about writers from our school library?
D.the most important things to be a writer
E.I’m very glad
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1. Posted by: Monica, Canada April 24 10.41 |
Black bread with honey— A friend of mine stayed in a hotel in India and the manager gave this to her for stomachache. It really worked. Just take a piece of bread and toast it until it’s black. Then put honey on the bread and eat it. It doesn’t look good, but it can really help. So if you get stomachache, try this therapy. |
2. Posted by: Norma, USA April 24 9.25 |
An onion—If you get a high temperature, use an onion. It sounds strange but it helps. Cut one large onion into halves and tie the half onion to the bottom of each of your feet. You shouldn’t wear socks of course! I use this on my kids and it works every time. The therapy came from a relative from down south. |
3. Posted by: Hell, Australia April 23 18.03 |
A wet teabag—Here is my tip for toothache. You should put a wet teabag on the sore tooth. I always have a wet teabag in the fridge so it’s there when I need it. |
4. Posted by: Lameed, England April 23 16. 15 |
Salt water—When I was a child, I got a lot of headaches and my grandmother always did this for me. Put a few drops of warm salt water in your ears. Don’t use really hot water. Do this three or four times for both ears. Then lie down and close your eyes for about ten minutes. |
【1】The above advice is about ________.
A.home problems B.home therapies
C.food and drinks D.medicine
【2】________ gave a tip for a fever.
A.Hell from Australia B.Lameed’s grandmother
C.A friend of Monica’s D.Norma from America
【3】According to the postings, you can ________ if you have a toothache.
A.tie half an onion to your feet
B.drop warm salt water in your ears
C.eat a piece of bread with honey
D.put a wet teabag on your sore teeth
25、These cute seabirds have wings, but they cannot fly. They wear a black or blue-grey overcoat, and they have a white belly, a pair of short legs, and two wings that serve as flippers (脚蹼). There are 18 types of them. We must look at their heads and necks to tell one type from another. Some have a pair of long, yellow eyebrows, some have a rock star hairstyle, some have lemon-yellow and orange markings on their cheeks (脸颊), and some just have no special markings at all. When these seabirds walk on land, they look clumsy (笨拙的). Yet, when they dive into the water, they become excellent swimmers! Most of them live in places covered by snow and ice year-round in the Southern Hemisphere, but some are found in warmer areas near the equator (赤道). What are they? These cute seabirds are penguins!
King penguins and emperor penguins are the two largest types of penguins. King penguins can reach a height of 38 inches, and emperor penguins can be 48 inches tall. The smallest penguin is the little blue penguin from Australia and New Zealand—when it stands straight, it is just about 16 inches tall. Big penguins have some advantages over their smaller relatives—big penguins can stay warm easier so they can live in a colder climate; big penguins can dive deeper and stay underwater longer so they can catch food far below the water surface.
【1】How can we tell one type of penguin from another?
A. By looking at their legs and wings. B. By looking at their heads and necks.
C. By looking at their flippers and cheeks. D. By looking at their eyebrows and hairstyles.
【2】Which of the following sentences about penguins is TRUE?
A. There are sixteen types of penguins. B. Yellow penguins are the smallest penguins.
C. They can only be found in cold places. D. They look clumsy but they are good swimmers.
【3】What is the second paragraph mainly about?
A. It tells us the height of two types of penguins.
B. It tells us the size and advantages of big penguins.
C. It tells us the living areas of the smallest penguins.
D. It tells us the living conditions of two types of penguins.
26、 What do you think about when you think of a zoo? Small cages? Bars like those in prisons? These images might be common in people’s mind, which serve as arguments for the people who do not like zoos, as historically, traditional zoos kept animals with a very limited focus on conservation(protection of natural things or education, However, a sort of evolution (改革;进化) has occurred.
Most zoos today, especially those in the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), an international organization whose members are leading zoos and aquariums, provide spacious and natural space for their animals and worked hard to keep them mentally and physically stimulated. More importantly, modern zoos not only take much better care of the animals they keep, but also engage with the protection of animals in the wild.
As the human population increases, our impact on the environment has been deadly harmful to wildlife and wild spaces. Things like climate change and severe habitat destruction are causing species to go extinct at unnatural rates. Some scientists estimate we are currently experiencing the sixth mass extinction (灭绝) in the history of life on earth. As a consoling (令人安慰的) part out of all griefs, many zoos serve as important safe-holds for endangered species populations, and in cases like that of the California Condor, captive breeding programs in AZA, which kept animals in zoos proved to be important in bringing species back from extinction. Besides, AZA, including many zoos, also fund over 2,500 conservation projects, donating 160 million dollars every year to protecting species in the wild.
The conservation impact that zoos have goes even further than direct conservation action and financial support for fieldwork. In a time when people spend less and less time outdoors, zoos serve as a place to teach children and remind adults that wildlife and wild spaces still exist, and that our society holds the future of these species’ survival in our hands.
________________________. While I am only 18, I have spent the last six years volunteering with wildlife conservation organizations. As a volunteer at the Santa Barbara Zoo, I stood outside of the Amur Leopard exhibit and educated guests about these critically endangered big cats. I saw the way that live animals can spark people’s curiosity and inspire them to love and protect nature. Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to attend the AZA’s Legislative Conference in Washington DC, where I got the opportunity to see how zoos support conservation efforts in the wild. Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia is an organization dedicated (致力于) to saving the cheetah in the wild, but it relies heavily on support from zoos. Many zoos donate large amounts of money to CCF, but they also contribute to CCF’s mission by connecting people across the United States with cheetahs, and the issues they face in the wild.
Zoos can be controversial institutions; however, both opponents of traditional zoos and those who support modern zoos have more in common than one might think. Both groups are extremely motivated because they care so deeply about animals, their welfare, and their long-term survival on our planet. I encourage you to consider both sides of this issue and learn more about all of the conservation work zoos do, and the world-class care animals in AZA receive before determining where you stand on this issue.
【1】Images like small cages are mentioned in Paragraph 1 to explain ________.
A.why there must be an evolution of zoos
B.how much people misunderstand the zoos
C.why some people are against traditional zoos
D.how well the modern zoos are treating animals
【2】According to Paragraph 3, what do captive breeding programs do?
A.They are conservation projects donating to AZA.
B.They protect the wild habitat of endangered animal.
C.They keep endangered animals to save them from extinction.
D.They set up missions of animal protection for AZA every year.
【3】Which sentence serves best as the topic sentence of Paragraph 5?
A.However, there is still much that zoos should have done.
B.I have gotten to see many of the positive aspects of zoos up close.
C.Yet what I have personally experienced might explain why zoos have caused so much disagreement.
D.The misunderstanding of zoos, unfortunately, is still widespread, and some people are blind to the contributions zoos have made.
【4】What is TRUE according to the article?
A.Zoos in Namibia heavily reply on the Cheetah Conservation Fund
B.Traditional zoos only paid attention to conservation but no education.
C.Modern zoos bear responsibility for the animals they keep and those in the wild.
D.With the increase of human population, a huge species extinction in history is on.
【5】Which could be the best title for the article?
A.Traditional Zoos: Harmful to Wildlife
B.AZA: A Consoling Part out of All Griefs
C.Evolution of Zoos: More Changes in Need
D.Modern Zoos: Dedicated to Saving the Wildlife
27、 A black bear was in a dangerous situation when she fell off a 30-meter-high bridge. After a long day in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, the bear probably thought she was taking a shortcut home. She was walking across the bridge when, suddenly, two cars entered from both sides. There was nowhere to run, so the bear jumped onto the rail and began to fall over the side.
Luckily, the bear pulled herself onto an arch(拱)under the bridge, but she was trapped there. A driver saw the unbelievable scene and called 911. Robert Brooks, an animal control officer from the nearby town, was sent to investigate(调查).When he found it wasn’t a joke, he soon called Dave Baker of the BEAR League-a group that helps bears in trouble.
Unfortunately. The sky was getting dark, so the rescuers had to wait. Early next morning, the two men returned to the bridge with more volunteers. Amazingly, the bear was still there. Dave had an idea—they should hang a net under the bear, push her into it, and then lower her to the ground.
Police officers closed the road,. After the net was in position, Robert immediately shot a dart(飞镖)with a sleeping drug into the bear’s shoulder. When the bear was sleepy, Ann Bryant, the head of the BEAR League, yelled, “OK, push!” A volunteer rock climber used his feet to push the bear off the arch, right into the middle of the net!
Firefighters volunteered to lower the 100-kilogram bear. When she touched to ground, everyone cheered. Ann and Robert guided the sleepy bear to a river, where she could finally get a drink. “She just kind of lay down on her tummy and out her paws under her chin,”said Ann, “like a dog lying on the living room floor...only big!”The rescuers then cleared all the people there and left the bear alone. Since then, no one has seen her.
【1】The bear climbed onto the rail because she was________.
A.lost B.excited C.scared D.anxious
【2】According to Paragraph 1-2, we can NOT know that________.
A.The black bear was on her way home that day
B.The bear was badly hurt after falling off the 30-meter-high bridge
C.Robert might be very surprised when he found the bear on the arch
D.The BEAR League’s duty is probably to keep bears safe and wild
【3】Which was NOT done to save the black bear?
A.The police cleared the way for the rescue.
B.Firefighters offered to lower the bear to the ground.
C.The bear was shot with a sleeping dart and pushed into the net.
D.The rescuers waited there till the next morning for the bear’s safety.
【4】What can we infer from the passage?
A.The rescuers had to make the bear sleep first so that she wouldn’t attack people.
B.The bear already woke up when she was lowered safely to the ground.
C.Bears often lie on the living room floor just like a big dog.
D.Ann and Robert knew exactly where the bear would go.
【5】The best title of the passage could be “________”.
A.The Stunning Scene B.Bear Rescue
C.Stuck Under the Bridge D.The Missing Bear
28、根据下面短文内容,在短文的空格处填上一个恰当的词,使短文完整、通顺。
Recently, the fire disasters have been frequently (频繁地) reported on TV. Last month, a terrible fire accident 【1】 to Notre Dame Cathedral (巴黎圣母院), one of the most famous churches in the world. Lots of local people and tourists got together around the cathedral and prayed (祈祷) for it. The roof and the spire (塔尖) were burnt. But 【2】, the main building and the cultural relics (文物) remained (保存).
In Liangshan, Sichuan Province, a forest 【3】 broke out on March 30th. A total of 252 firefighters and about 450 local people tried to put out the fire. It was 【4】 a serious fire that 27 firefighters and 4 local officials lost their lives.
Every year, many people die or get injured in the fire accidents. So, it is necessary for us to know how to protect 【5】 from a fire.
The most important thing is to 【6】 calm. It helps us to think clearly. Second, we should cut off the electricity in the house because we might get hurt by it. Next, we should cover our noses and mouths 【7】 a piece of wet cloth or a wet towel (毛巾). Because the fire will burn something and release (释放) a kind of poison (有毒的) gas. Finally, we should try our best to get out of the building. However, we mustn't take the lift or jump 【8】 from a window, it is really dangerous.
29、 In New York, on a Friday night, a poor young artist stood at the gate of a train station. He was playing his _______.His music was so great that many People put money into his ______ .
The next day, the young artist came to the ______ place, and played the violin as usual. Different from the day before, he took out a piece of paper and put ______ on the ground. The paper read, "Last night, a man named George Sang put an important thing into my hat ______.Please come to get it soon."
After about half an hour, a(n) ______ man ran there in a hurry, "Oh, it's you. You did come here." The young violinist asked calmly, "Are you Mr. George Sang?" "Yes! Yes!" Then the violinist asked, "Did you lose something?" "Lottery(彩票) . It's the most valuable lottery in my 70 years of life," said the man.
The violinist ______ a lottery ticket. George Sang's name was on it. So the violinist gave it to him. The violinist said, " ______ I don't have much money, I live happily; but if I lose honesty, I won't be happy forever."
Through our lives, we can get a lot and lose so much. But being ______ should always be with us. If we act in a dishonest way, we may ______ in a short period. However, from the long-term view, we will be a loser.
【1】A.piano B.guitar C.violin
【2】A.bowl B.hat C.pocket
【3】A.similar B.different C.same
【4】A.it B.its C.they
【5】A.by then B.by mistake C.by the way
【6】A.young B.old C.small
【7】A.took out B.took off C.took back
【8】A.Although B.Once C.If
【9】A.kind B.rich C.honest
【10】A.fail B.relax C.succeed
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