— I’m sorry I can’t remember .

— In Disneyland.

A.when did I first meet you B.when I first met you

C.where did I first meet you D.where I first met you

It was Saturday morning. Millie and Sandy ready to fly to Paris.

A.are getting B.get C.were getting D.got

— What do you think of the film The Wandering Earth？

— Interesting exciting. Watch it and I am sure you will enjoy it.

A.and B.but C.or D.so

We’ll go to the park if it tomorrow.

A.rained B.doesn’t rain C.will rain D.won’t rain

Daniel got an award for bravery from the police service.

A.reported B.accepted C.received D.found

Tom ran out of his money to buy the book because he loved it very much.

A.took up B.gave up C.picked up D.used up

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If you are asked to recite (吟誦) lines of poetry that have the Chinese character “hua” which means “flower”. How many lines could you recite?

He Liran, a 13-year-old girl, had to take on this _________ on a TV show held by Shandong TV. He Liran, a student from the Harvin No. 163 Middle School ________ Heilongjiang Province, competed with over 100 other students. The competitors ________ to recite lines of poetry that had the word “hua”, with He Liran replying to each one.

In the end, He Liran ________, reciting more than 60 out of the 127 lines in the competition.

Her love of reading helped her win. Her father started reading to her ________ she was just 4 years old. ________ has been a bookworm (書(shū)蟲(chóng)) ever since.

She is especially ________ in ancient poetry. “The beautiful lines they feature refresh my thought and inspire (啟發(fā)) me a lot. For example, I love Su Shi’s ________. His optimism (樂(lè)觀(guān)) influences me a lot,” she said.

Though she is busy with her schoolwork, she ________ some time studying at least one poem each day. She thinks ancient poetry is still ________, even in modern times. Poems can be part of our daily life.

1.A.risk B.truth C.way D.challenge

2.A.on B.in C.at D.with

3.A.took down B.took place C.took turns D.took away

4.A.failed B.won C.cried D.left

5.A.when B.because C.if D.unless

6.A.I B.You C.He D.She

7.A.bored B.interested C.excited D.worried

8.A.paintings B.novels C.poems D.presents

9.A.spends B.takes C.pays D.costs

10.A.easy B.useless C.important D.boring

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People’s appearance (外貌) depends on things called genes (基因). Genes are found in the cells (細(xì)胞) of people’s bodies, and they are passed on from parents to children. Here are some facts about eyes.

Many Europeans and Americans can have blue, green or brown eyes. But a brown-eyed person, for example, may also carry genes for another colour in his body. So two brown-eyed or green-eyed parents may not have a child with the same colour eyes. If a child’s father and mother both have brown eyes, their child will probably also have brown eyes, but this is not certain.

If one parent has blue eyes and one has brown eyes, their child may have either blue eyes or brown eyes, but most will probably have brown eyes. The gene for blue eyes is recessive (隱性的) and the gene for brown eyes is dominant (顯性的). This means that if a child gets a gene for blue eyes and also a gene for brown eyes from one of his parents, brown will win, and the child’s eyes will be brown, not blue.

1.Children look like their parents because they get genes from their parents.

2.A brown-eyed child only carries the gene for brown eyes in his body.

3.If a child has brown eyes, one of his parents may have other colour eyes.

4.If a child’s father and mother both have green eyes, the child’s eyes must be green.

5.If one parent has blue eyes and one has brown eyes, their child mostly has brown eyes.

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Are you nervous? Maybe you should sit in a blue room. Are you always cold? Maybe you should sit in a room painted in a “warm colour” such as soft orange. Are you often sad? Maybe you should sit in a yellow room. Some researchers believe that colour has the power to influence our feelings. They believe that colours affect (影響) everyone in the same way.

One study was in a workplace. The researchers painted heavy boxes white and light boxes black. They wanted to see how colour affected the workers’ feelings. Which boxes do you think were more difficult to lift? The heavy white ones? No. The white boxes were heavier but they looked light. The researchers think that this is because light colours seem light.

Another study was at school. Researchers at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, studied children with behaviour problems in their classroom. When the walls were brown and yellow, the children’s heart rate went up and they were over active. However, when the walls were dark blue, the children’s heart rate was slower and the children were much calmer. If this is true, we can think carefully about the colors around them-- not just in our homes, but also in offices, in schools, in hospitals, in gyms, in museums, in restaurants and even in prisons.

1.According to Paragraph 1, it’s better for a person who fails in the exam to sit in a room.

A.yellow B.white C.black D.blue

2.The boxes painted white look .

A.heavy B.thin. C.light D.cold

3.Which of the following is TRUE?

A.It’s believed that colours affect everyone in the same way.

B.The result of the second study can be widely used.

C.Colours can change the weight of a box.

D.When you feel cold, you should sit in a room painted in a “cold colour”.

4.What’s the main idea of this article?

A.How Colours Affect School. B.How Colours Affect Children with Behaviour Problems.

C.How colours Are Used in Science Research. D.How colours Affect our Feelings.

5.Colors such as red, yellow and soft orange make people feel .

A.cold B.warm C.sad D.tired

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Do you always focus on studying and getting “A” grades in school? Most Chinese students work really hard. But in the United States, 1.

Socializing is as important as your grades. If you just study all the time and don’t socialize, your life won’t be complete. 2.

Lots of high schools often have soccer games during the autumn term. I didn’t know anything about soccer, but I joined some of the soccer games in order to have fun with my friends. I thought I could learn the rules from others. However, to my surprise, 3. They cheer for the soccer players and have fun together.

The other common way to socialize is to join after-school clubs. 4. For example, one of my friends started a sketch (素描) club. I was interested, so I joined the club. There I met lots of students who were also interested in sketching. We soon became friends with each other. 5. But grades are still important, too. A complete student should have the ability to balance (平衡) his or her studying and socializing.

A. So, how does one socialize (社交) with students in the US?

B. You can choose clubs that you are interested in and make a lot of new friends.

C. some American students don’t even know the rules but still go to the games in order to socialize.

D. you might be considered a bookworm (書(shū)呆子) if you cannot socialize.

E. Socializing is an important thing in the US.