79. 為了把工作做得更好，剛才我們分成了三組。

Just now we three groups to do the work better.

   In O’ Hara Owens’ home,a dog named Zeus is her best friend. O’Hara has problems with her neck and has to wear a brace (箍子) and use a wheelchair. Even though Zeus wasn’t trained as a service dog,he became O’ Hara's special protector. 66 

   So it was a shock when O’ Hara and her mom learned that they would no longer be able to keep Zeus. 67 

   The new law banned(明令禁止) some kinds of dogs. No matter how sweet or friendly the animals were,they were no longer welcome in Moreauville,Louisiana,USA. They were considered “dangerous”.

   O’ Hara’ s family wasn’ t going to lose Zeus without a fight. Joanna Armand,O’ Hara’ s mom,started a petition(請(qǐng)?jiān)笗?shū)) online. 68 Thousands of people signed(簽字) the petition. Even Nikki Reed,a famous actress and animal lover,supported them.

   The actress believes that’s not dogs that are dangerous. 69 “But that's the fault of the human being; it's not actually the fault of the dogs,” she says'    With pressure from the public,Moreauville’s leaders decided to change the law. 70 But there was still an unexpected surprise for them. One day,Nikki Reed stopped by their home to meet O* Hara and Zeus and celebrate with them!

根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容，從A—F六個(gè)句子中逢擇五個(gè)還原到 文中空白處，使材料完整、通順,并將其標(biāo)號(hào)填寫(xiě)在下 面題號(hào)后的橫線上。

   A. Before long,their story spread across the country.

   B. When she was in pain or having problems,Zeus let O’ Hara's mom know that she needed help.

   C. O’Hara and her family were excited to have Zeus back in their lives.

   D. Dogs can become dangerous if they are not trained properly.

   E. According to a new law passed in their town,they would have to give him up or move away.

   F. Zeus was the king of all of the gods in tales.

66. 61. 68. 69. 70.

78. 為了有充足的睡眠，你應(yīng)該遠(yuǎn)離茶和咖啡。

To have a good sleep,you should tea and coffee. 

77. 無(wú)論媽媽做什么飯，都是我的最愛(ài)。 

what Mom cooks,it is my favorite.

76. 昨天上午誰(shuí)錯(cuò)拿了我的手機(jī)？

Who took my mobile phone yesterday morning?

safe,near,heat,attend,traffic 

71. There isn’t much on the roads in the morning.

72. The milk is a little cold. Please it for your sister.

73. This morning Mrs. Smith fell and broke her leg.

74. For your own , never accept a ride from a stranger.

75. Andy has collected 500 stamps since he junior high school.

because,introduce,yes,collect,pet,who,make,she,explain,for,excite,another 

   Last year,my dog Leo was bitten (咬) by another dog. He didn't feel good,and it (81) me really sad. Writing always makes me feel better. I had a friend whose grandmother helped (82) write a book. I asked her to help me,too. I wrote about Leo’ s story. I was happy (83) ； I could share his story. I love stories with happy endings,especially when they are mine.

   I worked on my story every Saturday morning —thinking,writing and (84) photographs to use to design the pages. It took a lot of Saturdays. Finally,my book was published(出版) .

   The day the box arrived with my first copies,I was so (85) . I had a “meet the writer” event and signed copies of my book (86) other people. It wa!s nice!

   It wasn’t long before I started thinking about ideas for other books I could write. Of course,I thought of my (87) my other dog,Charlie Brown,and my two cats,Frieda and Stella.

   If you can believe it,I wrote and published three more books (one about each of my other pets) . Now I’m working on (88) one,this time about horseback riding.

   Writing books about things I love is important to me. One of my friends asked me to help her write a book. Of course,I said (89) ! During the break at school,we work on our story. So far,the story is about a girl from New York (90) goes on a field trip to San Francisco. That’s all I can say for now — the rest is a secret until it's published!

   On 25 October,1881,a baby boy was bom in Malaga,Spain. This baby grew up to be one of the twentieth century’s greatest painters. His name was Pablo Picasso.

   Picasso showed his talent from a very young age. He could draw before he could talk. He was the first child in the family,so he was spoiled. He hated school and often refused to go unless he was allowed to take one of his father's pet pigeons(鴿子) with him!

   Besides pigeons,his great love was art. In 1891 his father got a job as an art teacher. Pablo often went with him to work and watched him paint. Sometimes he was allowed to help. One evening,his father was painting a picture of their pigeons when he had to leave the room. When he returned,Pablo had completed the picture. It was so beautifUl that he gave his son all his brushes. Pablo was just thirteen.

   Soon,many people knew about his talent as an artist,but others were shocked by his strange and powerful paintings. His portriats(肖像) of people were often made up of triangles(三角形) and squares with their features in the wrong places. One of his most famous portraits was of the American writer Gertrude Stein,who he met after he’ d moved to Paris. His works changed ideas about art around the world,and to millions of people,modem art means the works of Picasso. Guernica,which he painted in 1937,is one of the masterpieces of modem painting.

   At the age of 90  he was honored by an exhibition(展覽) in the Louvre in Paris. He was the first living artist to have an exhibition there. In 1973,Picasso died of heart failure.

根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案。

() 61. What does the underlined word “ spoiled ” in Paragraph 2 mean in Chinese?

   A. 培養(yǎng)   B. 寵壞   C. 保護(hù)   D.限制

() 62. What can we know from Paragraph 3 ?

   A. Picasso liked painting pigeons.

   B. Picasso’s father was strict with him.

   C. Picasso's father was a famous painter.

   D. Picasso painted well when he was young.

() 63. According to the passage,which of the following is TRUE about Picasso's works?

   A. They are lifelike'and powerful.

   B. They belong to modem art.

   C. They are made up of different squares.

   D. They couldn’t be accepted for a long time.

() 64. When were Picasso's works shown in the Louvre in Paris?

   A. In 1894.   B. In 1937.

   C. In 1971.   D. In

1973.

() 65. What does the passage mainly talk about?

   A. Picasso’s great talent.

   B. Picasso's final days.

   C. How Picasso became well-known.

   D. How Picasso influenced other painters.

   Recycle , reduce(減少) and reuse are three golden rules of environmental protection. Today we’d like to talk about the fourth rule: repair.

   In old days,when something broke,people sent them to repairmen. Nowadays,however,the idea of repair has been out of date. People neither repair things themselves nor take them to repair shops,because the price of a new one is not much higher than that of repairing the old one.

   Yet,repairing things can be a great way to save money and reduce waste of water,energy,etc. Here’s how to deal with it.

   Shop differently. Look for things that are not only fit for you,but also able to last and be repaired. Be willing to spend more on things for quality （質(zhì)量) to save money in the long run(從長(zhǎng)遠(yuǎn)來(lái)看) .

   Treat your things well. Follow their instructions and learn how to use them properly,clean wood beds and leather(皮革） shoes as you’re advised,check your car,etc.

    Try repairing things yourself. Don’t think that you couldn’t possibly do it. Many repairs are simple. You just have to careftilly follow the instructions.

    Finally,when you say goodbye to something that is no longer worth repairing,recycle it if you can.It’s also very important.

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() 56. What do people usually do now when something breaks?

   A. Trade it for something else.

   B. Send it to a repairman.

   C. Repair it themselves.

   D. Buy a new one.

() 57. What does the writer think is the most important while shopping?

   A. Price. B. Quality.

   C. Color. D. Producer.

() 58. How many pieces of advice does the writer give us?

   A. Two. B. Three. C. Four. D. Five.

() 59. Which of the following may the writer agree with?

   A. Repairing things can save money and be good for one's health.

   B. Repairing something is not as easy as you think.

   C. Leam to use and clean things as you’ re advised.

   D. If things are not worth repairing,drop them.

() 60. What is the writer trying to advise?

   A. Spending wisely.

   B. Living a greener life.

   C. Saving as much money as possible.

   D. Enjoying the convenience of modem inventions.

   When I was young,music wasn’t very important in our house. Then,when I was four,I started playing the violin. In my first lesson,I was so happy and I couldn’t stop crying.

   My dad,Gio,is always busy. He is very hard-working. His parents were poor,so he wants to give me everything. I like hard work too,and I know what I want. If someone says to me wYou can't do that”，I thiiik “Oh yes,I can!” That's very like my dad.

   But my dad is a businessman,and I’m a violinist. Money is very important to him,but for me,success isn’t the same as making lots of money. He likes the music I play,but he doesn’t like classical music very much. I teach him about music,and he tells me about business.

                                     一Nicola Benedetti,daughter 

   I was bom in a small village near Lucca in Italy. We were poor but happy. When I was ten,I came to Scotland to live with my uncle. It was very difficult.

   When I was 16 ,there was a beautiful car — a Jaguar — in a shop but I couldn’ t afford it. It was too expensive. So I started a business to make money — a dry-cleaning business. Soon there were 15shops. By the time I was 19, I could afford the Jaguar. That was a very good day!

   Nicola is smart. She could play the violin when she was four. Now she plays concerts all over the world.

   Nicola knows what she wants. She has a passion (激情) to succeed,like me,and she works very hard to get it. When she plays the violin,she puts all her heart into it. I can’t help but close my eyes and lose myself in the music. All my worries seem gone!

                                        —Gio Benedetti,father

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() 51. What does Nicola do?

   A. A singer. B. A violinist.

   C. A teacher. D. A businesswoman.

() 52. What can we know about Nicola’s grandparents?

   A. They were poor.

   B. They lived in Scotland.

   C. They were interested in music.

   D. They ran a dry-cleaning business.

() 53. How old was Gio when he was able to buy the car he wanted?

   A. Ten. B. Sixteen.

   C. Nineteen. D. Twenty.

() 54. In what ways are Nicola and Gio similar?

①Be hard-working.②Be patient.③Care little about money.④Be thirsty for success.

   A. ①②   B.③④   C. ①④   D. ②③

() 55. How does Gio feel about Nicola's music?

   A. It makes him sleepy.   B. It makes him excited.

   C. It can be better. D. It is excellent.