杰克害怕晚上独自呆在家里。

Jack _______________ at home alone at night.

我们的家乡正在变得越来越美丽。

Our hometown is getting ___________________.

他的妈妈每天打扫房间要花费一个小时。

It ______his mother _______ to clean the room every day.

我很高兴你通过了考试。

_______________ you pass the exam.

昨天我很生气。汤姆硬是让我把我的日记给他看。

I was angry that Tom ___________yesterday.

昨天妈妈让我帮助奶奶打扫房间。

Mother _______ my grandma ______ her house.

英语老师根本不喜欢踢足球。

My English teacher __________ football ___________.

他因为跳舞好而著名。

He ________ dancing well.

我想玛丽和爱丽丝一样高。

I think Mary ____________Alice.

阅读与表达(问答式)

Do you often post or look at your old photos on Facebook? A new study found that it can cheer you up to do so.

When you are looking back over these pictures and wall posts reminds us of happier times.

Almost 90 percent of users enter the site to look at their own wall posts, and three quarters do this when they are feeling low.

Dr Alice Good, from the University of Portsmouth's School of Computing, found this 'selfsoothing(自我慰藉)' use of Facebook is good to our mood.

The findings are opposite to the previous(以前的) research, which suggested looking at Facebook can be bad for your mental(心理的) health.

"Although this was only a small study, we will go on to study larger groups to see if the results remain consistent(一致的)," said Dr Good.

Dr Good did a survey of 144 Facebook users and found they often use the site to reminisce(追忆), using old photos and wall posts as a form of comfort.

The group had an average age of 34 and had slightly more men than women. Of these, 39 percent had a history of mental health problems.

1.What is the new study about?

2.When do most of the users go into the site to look at their old photos?

3.What does the previous research think of looking at old photos on Facebook?

4.What will the researchers go on to do to see if the results remain consistent?

5.What is the average age of the users studied by Dr Good?