People were completely shocked at the news that _______ of the two towers were taken down by terrorists.

A. neither B. none C. all D. both

---Can you tell me _______ ?

---I think he is a little bit silly.

A. what Yu Gong is like B. what Yu Gong likes

C. how is Yu Gong D. what happened to Yu Gong

Did you hear of “comfort zone”(舒適區(qū))? It is like a place where you feel comfortable with yourself and do things without feeling ________.

For example, you feel very comfortable and relaxed to speak in front of ten people, however, it ________ you feel uncomfortable and stressed when you have to give the speech to more than ten people. Then ten people would be the comfort zone for your public(公共的) speech.

When Lisa started in eighth grade with new classmates, she thought she was not going to have a wonderful school life. She only had three friends. And she was ________ afraid to speak in front of class. She had a lot of negative(消極的) ideas when she noticed people ________ her. She was always thinking about if people liked her or if ________ thought she was cool.

This all changed when she went out of her comfort zone and started communicating more with her classmates. ________ she found surprised herself. Her classmates actually really liked her and enjoyed playing with her. Now she has become more outgoing and she is ________ than she ever was before. She says she wishes she has done it earlier.

Going out of the comfort zone and trying some new things could be difficult for some people at first, like Lisa.That’s because they are afraid to fail and dislike getting uncomfortable. If they always stay ________ their comfort zone, they will stop making progress. So let’s be brave enough to take ________ in life and challenge ourselves. ________ we push ourselves to change, we can’ be who we want to be. Remember progress begins at the end of our comfort zone.

1.A. excited B. comfortable C. stressed D. scary

2.A. makes B. causes C. decides D. helps

3.A. just B. hardly C. always D. never

4.A. looking for B. looking at C. looking after D. looking around

5.A. they B. we C. he D. she

6.A. Where B. Which C. Who D. What

7.A. taller B. happier C. quieter D. sadder

8.A. in B. out of C. on D. away

9.A. care B. exercise C. breaks D. risks

10.A. Because B. Unless C. If D. When

1.Yingying is a famous ________.

A. basketball player B. ping-pong player

C. baseball player D. volleyball player

2.Peppa is popular with Chinese because________.

A. it’s a pig B. it makes people happy

C. it speaks good Chinese D. it teaches people how to make friends

3.When Cai was ________, he first appeared in a reality show.

A. 9 B. 11 C. 13 D. 19

These days China has surprised the world with its new great inventions —— high-speed railways, Alipay(支付寶), shared bicycles and online shopping.

Lin Jinlong, a student from Cambodia enjoys his life in China and says, “my wallet is not used anymore. I can buy and eat whatever I want just with a tap(輕敲) of my phone. Even fruit sellers are using Alipay.” He laughed, “We can also order food at home, super fast and easy, but when I was in Cambodia, I had to go outside.”

Another student from Cambodia, Wu Mei, shared her experience of taking Chinese high-speed railway. It only takes half an hour from Beijing to Tianjin. For the same distance, people in Cambodia may spend three hours sitting on the train because there are only two railways.

Bernhard Schwartlander, World Health Organization Representative(世界衛(wèi)生組織代表) in China is very excited about China’s bike-sharing. In his opinion, shared bikes are bringing bikes to people’s lives and they are making people start to use public transport(公共交通) such as buses and trains more often in modern time. “Also as we all know, it could mean a lot to our environment.” He explained.

It’s clear that China is developing fast and no longer copying western ideas. In fact, she is leading the world in many ways. Products and services have improved people’s experience, playing an important part in world economy(經(jīng)濟(jì)).

1.There are________China’s new great inventions in the passage.

A. one B. two C. three D. four

2.“My wallet is not used anymore” means ________.

A. Lin’s wallet was lost

B. Lin left his wallet in Cambodia

C. Lin buys everything for free online

D. Lin can pay almost everything through Alipay

3.According to Paragraph 3 and 4, which of the following is NOT RIGHT?

A. It takes half an hour from Beijing to Tianjin by high-speed railway.

B. There are only three railways in Cambodia.

C. Buses, bikes and trains are all public transport.

D. Shared bikes can play an important part in environment.

4.From the last paragraph, the writer tries to tell us________.

A. China has become the most important country for the world economy

B. China has better ideas than western countries

C. China’s products and services are not good enough

D. The development will lead China to a bright future

How much pocket money do you get from your parents each week? Is it growing in recent years?

If it is, then you are luckier than kids in Britain. According to reports, they are getting less and less pocket money. British researchers did a survey of 1,204 children between 8 and 15 years old. They found the average amount (平均數(shù)) of pocket money for British kids was about 5.8 pounds a week in 2010. In 2009, it was 6.2 pounds and in 2003, parents gave their children an average of 6.7 pounds a week. To the researchers’ surprise, they find that boys get more pocket money than girls. Boys get 6.9 pound every week while 6.1 is given to girls.

However, children are not too worried about it.Almost half of them believe they get the right amount. Only 42 percent say they would like to have more pocket money.

Most kids like to compare their pocket money with their friends. In the survey, 37 percent believe their friends get more money than they do.

_____________.10 percent of the British kids save all their pocket money. 25 percent save at least half. 35 percent say they will save money to buy something they really want.“It is good to develop the habit of saving at a young age,” said Flavia Palacios Uman, one of the researchers, “you may benefit (受益) later in life because your savings will add up over time.”

1.Recently, British children are getting ________ pocket money..

A. more and more B. the same C. less and less D. no

2.The average amount of monthly pocket money for girls is ________.

A. 6.9 pounds B. 27.6 pounds C. 6.1 pounds D. 24.4 pounds

3.Which of the following is the best for the missing part “________” in paragraph 5.

A. British kids keep the good habit of saving

B. Kids like to compare their pocket money with their friends

C. British kids only save money at a young age

D. There are many ways for Chinese kids to save their money

4.We can infer (推斷) from the passage that________.

A. Chinese kids are less lucky than British kids

B. among the three years, the kids got the least pocket money in 2003

C. all British kids like to save their money

D. it’s good for children to develop the habit of saving at a young age

After spending 40 hours playing the online game King of Glory, a 17-year-old boy had a stroke and nearly died. This happened in Guangzhou in April last year. It shows how bad things can get if one becomes addicted to the Internet.

Among China’s 772 million Internet users, about 151 million of them are between the ages of 10 and 19, according to China Internet Network Information Center. It is necessary for parents and school to educate children to use the Internet in a good way.

To stop more teenagers from becoming addicted to the Internet, the Ministry of Education(MOE)(教育部) sent a letter on April 20 to all parents in China. It calls on them to pay more attention(注意) to their children’s online activities. It is also advised that children should limit their screen time to less than 1.5 hours a day.In South Korea, there’s a law that stops children under the age of 16 from playing online games between midnight and 6 am.

The MOE also sent a notice to primary and middle schools, asking them to monitor(監(jiān)督) students’ Internet use including smart phones. Internet is full of all kinds of information. Some is useful and proper for students, helping them know more about the world while others may not. Schools are told to teach students how to avoid unhealthy content, such as violence(暴力) or vulgar(粗俗的) languages.

MOE’s messages leave us to think about why some of our children choose to sit before the screen day and night instead of going out to breathe the fresh air. Maybe children should develop some healthy habits, like reading, playing sports and playing instruments. Also, it’s better to fill children’s weekends with family activities like doing housework together or visiting somewhere. The Internet can be part of children’s life but not everything.

1.MOE sent messages to ________for Internet use.

A. Schools B. parents C. students D. schools and parents

2.The word “avoid” means ________in Chinese.

A. 更改 B. 查閱 C. 避免 D. 沉溺

3.If we put the passage into three parts, which of the following is the best? (=Para.1 =Para.2 =Para.3 =Para.4 =Para.5)

A. ;; B. ;;

C. ;; D. ;;

4.________is the best title for the passage.

A. How to Make Good Use of Internet

B. MOE’s Advice on Using the Internet

C. Internet Isn’t Everything

D. Free Time Activities

口語(yǔ)交際。

A. Where did you go?

B. How about the food?

C. Did you have a good time?

D.Why did you go there?

E. Sounds impossible.

F. I heard that, too.

G. Me, too. I think that would be pretty bad.

A: Hi, Li Feng. What did you do on May Day ?

B: Some of my parents’ friends came to visit us. We spent the holiday showing them around Chongqing.

A: That’s very nice. 1.

B: Not really. All I can remember is that people are everywhere!

A: 2.

B: Ciqikou, Liziba subway station and Yangtz Cable Car(長(zhǎng)江索道).

A: Oh, they are the most crowded places in Chongqing now. 3.

B: Because these friends asked us to take them there. They said they became interested in these places because of Douyin, an app which shows people’s life by making videos.

A:4. It seems to be one of the main reasons that Chongqing becomes more and more popular these days.

B: I think so. You can’t imagine how many people we saw at Ciqikou!

A: Sounds crazy! Did you take them to eat something special?

B: Of course, we must take them to try hot pot. And they also enjoyed some snacks on the streets.

A: I’m really happy to see so many visitors coming to Chongqing and enjoying themselves but I’m worried the price will rise quickly.

B: 5.

閱讀下文并回答問(wèn)題。

What will you do if a doctor tells you that you have a serious illness and just have a few years to live? Will you give up all your hopes and wait to die? All those were the difficulties Stephen Hawking faced in 1963.

Stephen Hawking, one of the most famous scientists in the world, was born in 1942 in Oxford, England. He began his university education at University College, Oxford in 1959 at the age of seventeen.In 1963 he was diagnosed(診斷) with ALS(肌萎縮性脊髓側(cè)索硬化癥), and told that he might only have two more years to live. With the sudden realization that he might not even live long enough, Hawking poured himself into hard work day and night. “I felt it was very unfair—why should this happen to me,” he wrote in his 2013 book, “At the time, I thought my life was over. But now, 50 years later,I am pretty thankful for what I get in my life.” The illness left Hawking in a wheelchair and unable to speak. He had to depend on technology(技術(shù)). Luckily, a computer programmer developed a speaking program, which allowed Hawking to choose words on a computer screen. And then these words were passed through a speech synthesizer(合成器). With the help of this program, Stephen Hawking could continue to work. Over the years, he wrote fifteen books,such as A Brief History of Time, The Universe in a Nutshell and The Grand Design.

On March 14, 2018, Hawking died at his home peacefully in Cambridge, England. The news touched people around the world. We have lost a great mind and a wonderful spirit, but his work will live on forever. As he once said, “Look up at the stars and not down at your feet.”

1.Did Stephen Hawking get a feeling of satisfaction in his life at last?

_____________________________________________________________________

2.How long did Hawking live?

_____________________________________________________________________

3.How could Hawking go on working after he got the bad illness?

____________________________________________________________________

4.Are you afraid of difficulties in life? Why or why not? (with less than 30 words)

_____________________________________________________________________

完成句子。

1.The horse led Jerry to a beautiful house. (改為一般疑問(wèn)句)

_________ the horse ________ Jerry to a beautiful house?

2.She should put some medicine on the cut. (改為否定句)

She _________ put _________ medicine on the cut.

3.I was playing computer games when my father came into the room. (對(duì)劃線部分提問(wèn))

What _________ you _________ when your father came into the room?

4.Why don’t you talk to your teachers? (改為同義句)

_________ _________ talk to your teachers?

5.As soon as she arrives at home, I will call you. (改為同義句)

_________ _________ she arrives at home, I will call you.

6.洪崖洞常常讓游客們想起日本電影《千與千尋》。(完成譯句)

Hongya Cave used to _________ visitors _________ the Japanese movie Spirited Away.

7.它們是多么激動(dòng)人心的電影啊！(完成譯句)

_________ _________ movies they are！