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--Heisafriendlymanandmanypeopleinhisvillagelikehimandaskhimforhelp.A.tallB.badCkind()21.---WhatcanwedotoprotecttheEarth?
---Wecanplantmoretees.A.make¡safeB.make¡.cleanC.make¡..happy()22.---HowisyourdailylifeinAmerica?
---Ihavetoomuchworktodo.I¡¯mtoobusy.A.badB.goodC.everyday()23.---Mom,Iamverytired.CanIhaveabreakforanhour?
---OK,Sam.Butyouhavetofinishyourhomeworkbefore5o¡¯clock.A.restB.bathC.dream()24.---WhoprovidesyouwiththechancetostudyinGermany?
---Ourschool.Fivestudentsinourschoolhavethechancetostudythere.A.endsB.buysC.gives()25.---DoyouknowLucyandLily?
---Yes,Theyaretwins.Theylikedoingeverythingtogether.A.bythemselvesB.witheachotherC.withouthelp
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International(¹ú¼ÊµÄ)LibraryYoucanfindmanybooks,CDs,newspapersandmagazinesfromothercountrieshere,Price:FreeforstudentsOpeningtime:
2Monday-Friday3:00p.m-6:00p.mAddress:NewEnglandHouse,MuseumStreet.
PaintingCompetition(±ÈÈü)Childrenfrom
to16yearsoldcantakepartinthecompetition.Thewinnerwillgetabike.Time:BeforeNovember14thAddress:PleasesendyourpicturetoYoungArtistMagazineat12HighStreet.
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HolidaySportsClubYoucanplaydifferentkindsofsportseverydayintheclub,suchasfootball,basketball,tennis,pingpong,baseball.Childrenfrom10to18arewelcome.Price:€25aweek
Address:27LondonRoad
CityUniversityFilmClubManyinterestingandpopularChinesefilmswillbeon.
Therewillbemoviesfromothercountriestoo.Andthedrinksandcakesarefree(Ãâ·ÑµÄ)foryou.YoucangettheticketsfromtheStudents¡¯Office.Openingtime:7:00a.m.¡ª10:00p.m.everyday.Price:CNY30foradult
CNY20forstudents(freeforchildrenunder6)
£©44.HowlongthelibraryopenonWednesday?
A.For3hoursB.For4hoursC.For5hoursD.For6hours
£¨£©45.WhocantakepartinthePaintingCompetition?
A.Lucy,sevenyearsold,B.Sam,seventeenyearsoldC.Peterfifteenyearsold.D.Grace,twenty-eightyearsold.
£¨£©46JillshouldsendherpicturetoYoungArtistMagazine__________.
A.onNovember11thB.onNovember15thC.onDecember13thD.onDecember14th£¨£©47.IfTinawanttoexerciseinHolidaySportsClubfortwoweeks,howmuch
shouldshepay£¨Ö§¸¶£©?A.€175.B.€1125C.€50D.€25
£¨£©48.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?
A.YouspendnomoneydrinkingjuiceinCityUniversityFilmClub.B.YourbrothercanwinabookinthePaintingCompetition.C.Youcan¡¯treadbooksinInternationalLibraryonTuesday.D.TicketsforchildrenarefreeinCityUniversityFilmClub.
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MrJonesworksinSydney.Hehasatwo-weekholidaythesedays,buthedoesn¡¯tknowwheretogo.HesaidtohisfriendHenry,\wanttogotoacoolplace.Where
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doyouthinkIshouldtravel?\maygotoMoscow.SnowandiceareeverywhereinMoscownow.\Henry.MrJonesthinksitisagoodidea.
HebuysaplaneticketandsoonarrivesinMoscow.Therehehassomuchfun.Butoneday,hegoestoParkoutsidethecityafterlunch.Whenwalkingalongthestreet,hefindsabigdogfollowinghimallthetime.Hetriedtodrive(Çý¸Ï)itaway,butitstartstobark£¨·Í½Ð£©athim.Justatthatmoment,hetriestopickitupabigstoneontheground,buthecouldn't.
\sillytheseRussiansare!\MrJonessaidtohimself,\donottieup£¨Ë©×¡£©theirdogs,buttiedownthestonessohard.\£¨£©49.WhenmayMrJonesgotoMoscow?
A.InJanuaryB.InAprilC.InJulyD.InSeptember
£¨£©50.WhydoesMrJonesgotoMoscowonvacation?
A.Becausehisfriendinvitehimtogothere.B.Becausehelovesthecitysomuch.C.Becausehelovestheweatherthere.D.Becausehelikesthepeoplethere.
£¨£©51.HowdoesMrJonesgototheparkoutsidethecity?
A.Bybike.B.Onfoot.C.BybusD.Bytaxi
£¨£©52.WhatproblemdoesMrJoneshaveinMoscow?
A.HemeetssomebadRussians.
B.Hecan¡¯tfindanywheretobuyfood.C.Hecan¡¯tfindastoneanywhere.
D.Hedoesn¡¯tknowwhattodowiththebigdog.
£¨£©53.WhichofthefollowingisWRONG?
A.MrJonesdoesn¡¯thavetoworkTortwoweeks.B.MrJonesgoestoMoscowbyplane.
C.MrJonesdoesn¡¯thavemuchfuninMoscowD.MrJonesdoesn¡¯tpickupthestone.
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Doyouknowhowfamilynamescomeabout?ABritishwritercalledDavidtellsussomethingaboutthefamilynamesinhisnewbook.
First,somefamilynamescomefromtheplacesoftheirhomes.Ifamanlivesonornearahill,hisfamilynamemaybeHill.InEnglandpeople¡¯snamesmaybeWoodorLakebecausethey1ivenearthewoodorthelake
Second,somefamilynamescomefrompeople¡¯sjobs.Forexample,Butchermeanssomeonewhosellsmeat.Farmerisamanwhohasafarm
Third,manypeoplegettheirfamilynamesfromnicknames(êdzÆ).Forexample,myfamilynameisBlack.Becauseofthedifferentcolors,somearecalledBlackandsomearecalledWhite,Green,Brown.Itissaidthatlongago,fewpeoplelivedlong.Therewerefewpeoplewithwhitehair.Whenpeoplesawsomeonewithwhitehair,theywouldcallhimorher¡°Whitehead\
So,whenyouseeaBritishmanwithastrangefamilyname,don¡¯tbesurprised.Theremaybeaninterestinghistory.£¨£©54.WhatdoesDaviddo?
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£¨£©55.Whichnamecomesfromaplaceaccordingtothepassage?
A.WoodB.WhiteC.ButcherD.Black
£¨£©56.WhichofthefollowingisWRONG?
A.Somefamilynamescomefromtheplaceoftheirhomes.B.Somefamilynamescomefrompeople¡¯sheads.C.Somefamilynamescomefromnicknames.D.Somefamilynamescomefrompeople¡¯sjobs.
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£¨£©58.Whatdoesthestorymainly£¨Ö÷Òª£©talkabout?
A.Mostpeoplelivedlonginthepast.B.\head\isanickname.C.Wherefamilynamescomefrom.D.WhytherearedifferentNames.
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Daytimetrafficnoiselouderthan60dB(·Ö±´)isverybadforourheath.Somepeopleareboredwiththiskindofnoise.Andtheyaremorelikelytodie.Thenewsisfromarecentstudy.Mostofthedeathsfromthestudydiedfromtheheartdisease.Ithadacloserelationship£¨¹Øϵ£©withnoise.
DrJannaHalonentookpartinthestudy.Shesaid,\trafficnoisecanmakesleepproblems,butourstudyshowsthatithasarelationshipwithdeathsforthefirsttimeintheUK.\
InLondon,morethan1.6millionpeopleexperience(¾Àú)daytimetrafficnoise.Thestudyfoundthatchildrenlivinginplaceswiththedaytimetrafficnoisewere5%morelikelytobesenttohospitals.Fortheelderlypercentage(°Ù·Ö±È)wentupto9%.
Thescientistsdidthestudybetween7:00a.m.and11:00p.m.andbetween100p.m.and7:00am.Manythingswerealsoresearched(µ÷²é)inthestudy,suchaspeople¡¯sage,smokingandairpollution.
£¨£©59.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphtellus?
A.Thedangeroftrafficnoise.B.Thedangerofheartdisease.C.Somekindsofnoise.D.Atrafficaccident.
£¨£©60.Whatdoestheunderlinedword\referto?
A.Thesleepproblem.B.Roadtrafficnoise.C.TheStudyD.Thedeath
£¨£©61.WhichofthefollowingsentenceisRightaccordingtothepassage?
A.Mostofthedeathsfromthestudydiedofthetrafficaccidents.
B.Childrenlivinginplacewiththedaytimetrafficnosewere5%more
likelytobesenttohospital.
C.Thisstudyonlyresearchedtherelationshipbetweenthetrafficnoiseandtheheartdisease.
D.Somepeopleareboredwiththedaytimetrafficnoiselouderthan60dmandtheyaremorepossibletodie.
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