【1】康康對你表示感謝，你可以這么回答：

__________________________________

【2】你的同學買了一本新書，你想借閱，你可以這么問：

May I _______________________?

【3】你看到Jane 臉色不太好，你可以這么問她：

__________________________________？

【4】你想知道電腦是誰發(fā)明的，你可以這么問你的老師：

_________________________________？

【5】臨近畢業(yè)，你可以對你的同學說這樣祝福的話語：

____________________________________

Sand is made up of very small 【2】 (piece) of rock, soil and minerals(礦物質). It can take tens of thousands of years to form. But now we are using sand more【3】 (quick) than it is being formed. According to the BBC, we use about 15 billion tons of sand every year 【4】 build houses, roads and other things. People also put sand in the【5】 [si:] to make new islands. For example, the Palm islands are made up of three【6】 [lɑd] man-made islands in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. In 2010, they 【7】 (take) 94 million cubic meters of sand to build. If people keep【8】(use) this much sand, it will run out in many places. For example, Vietnam may run out of construction sand by 2020, Live Science noted.

【9】 [sins] people need so much sand, they are trying to mine(開采) more of it. But this is bad for the environment. Mining sand may 【10】 beaches to disappear and more floods to happen in places close to the sea. Also, this may affect the habitats (棲息地) of many plants and animals.

Every school has its own history. I think we should all celebrate people like William Ward who believe in giving the best education to young people.

A. This is why he opened the school.

B. But it still reminds us of the area’s historic past.

C. This way, more people will know about this joyful event.

D. It is a time to celebrate and to explore the history of the school.

E. They could not afford to go to school and there were very few schools for girls.

A. what you want to doB. when you will buy itC. which one you’d choose

—_______.

A. Certainly notB. Take it easyC. Sure, I’d love to

It was Friday-shopping day. He went to the $99 Store. Sometimes they had a lot of fresh produce, sometimes they didn’t. He got lucky. There were fresh packaged broccoli, carrots, onions, and squash. Also, packages of peaches, plums, and apples. He easily had enough produce to last all week, if it didn’t go bad first. The fruit and vegetables alone filled up four plastic bags. Four other bags contained other items that were on Neil’s list.

He drove to Albertson’s, which sold milk by the gallon (加侖) and at cheaper prices than the $99 Store. Interestingly, the price of milk had got higher in the last month. He used to buy 2 gallons of nonfat milk for $3.59. Now he was paying $4.69. Yet, the news media reports a 2-cent increase in gasoline (汽油) prices. That’s all over the news.

He parked his car in the carport and opened the trunk. He managed, as usual, to put all 10 plastic bags into his hands and take them upstairs.

“What a heavy shopping it is,” he thought. And then he told himself: if you think it’s too heavy now, wait till you can’t drive. Wait till you can’t even walk up the stairs. How are you going to get your food then? The older you get, he told himself, the more you’d better thank the fact that you can still do all these boring chores and housework.

【1】Neil always made _______ before he went shopping.

A. a listB. a plastic bagC. a carD. a report

【2】Neil didn’t buy _____ at the $99 Store.

A. broccoliB. peachesC. applesD. milk

【3】How much did one gallon of nonfat milk cost that day?

A. $3.59.B. $4.69.C. About $2.35.D. About $1.80.

【4】How many bags of things did Neil buy?

A. Ten.B. Nine.C. Eight.D. Four.

【5】What can we learn from Neil?

A. We should thank what we can still do.

B. We should eat enough fruit and vegetables.

C. We all will get old one day.

D. Buying cheap things can make us happy.

Paul: Hi, Amy. ______ You look worried.

Amy: I have to work with five other classmates on a project.

Paul: Is the project hard for everyone to work on?

Amy: ______ But my group doesn’t work together well.

Paul: So your group is having a problem with teamwork.

Amy: Exactly. And nobody wants to be the team leader. The deadline of our project is coming, ______

Paul: If your group does not have a leader, then you should be one. You should call everyone together for a meeting.

Amy: ______ I don’t know what to do next.

Paul: You can ask them what they have done so far, as well as finding out what still needs to be done.

Amy: All right. Maybe I can have a try.

Paul: That way you will be sure that the protect is done correctly. I believe you’ll be a good leader.

Amy: Thank you for your advice.

Paul: My pleasure. ______

【1】

A. How’s the weather?B. What’s the matter?

C. Where is your hat?D. What’s this?

【2】

A. Yes, it is.B. I agree with you.

C. You are right.D. No, it isn’t.

【3】

A. What should I do?B. When should I start?

C. Where should we meet?D. Who should I talk to?

【4】

A. I prefer staying at home.B. I used to work as a teacher.

C. I wish you will pass the exam.D. I have no experience as a leader.

【5】

A. Catch you on Monday.B. Hope things work out.

C. I’m sorry to hear that.D. You don’t need to rush.

take use share steal change

As an exchange student, I have lived in China over the years. China【1】 a lot in the years since I first moved here. One major development has been the wide use of cashless payment (無現(xiàn)金支付). China is hardly the first country to have cashless payment. I【2】 a debit card (借記卡) to pay for things without cash for years in the US. But now I use my phone here instead, it’s very easy and convenient. One of the things I like most is that I can send and receive money directly among my friends. Cashless payment makes it so much easier 【3】 the bill when we eat out together. And I can make donations simply as well. For example, I often give away money to Animal Helpers by using its QR code (二維碼).

But cashless payment has some problems as well. What will happen if your phone 【4】? There are also times when your phone’s mobile internet connection might not work. So even though cashless payments are convenient, I【5】 a bit of cash with me in order not to meet any possible trouble.

in one value lazy know

China and Western countries may have different cultures about certain animals. But when it comes to pigs, we all nod in agreement that pigs are ugly, 【1】 and stupid.

However, the truth is that pigs do have some finer qualities. And there’s probably no better time to clear their names than now, with the Year of the Pig in China. Science has proved that pigs aren’t stupid at all. They have good long-term memories. And they【2】 the difference between those who treat them well and those who don’t. Also, there are cute pig characters 【3】 cartoons too. Peppa Pig, for example, is now【4】 of the most popular cartoons in the world. The four members of the cartoon’s pig family teach children about love, friendship, and the 【5】 of family.

【1】你可以向老師尋求提高寫作的好方法。

You can ______ your teacher ________ ways to improve your writing.

【2】我爺爺喜歡飯后喝茶。

My grandfather likes to ________ __________ after meals.

【3】這個獎項被授予了這位在提升人類食品安全水平方面有突出成就的科學家。

The _______ has been given to the scientist who has a great _______ in improving human’s food safety.

【4】大家應該避免在山里使用明火，因為它會引發(fā)火災，危害人們的生命安全。

Everyone should _____ using open fire in the mountains because it may cause a fire and be ______ to people’s life safety.

【5】如果我不去參觀科技博物館，我永遠無法想象人類所取得的進步多么令人難以置信。

I could never ________ how ________ the progress humans have made until I visited the science museum.