完成句子
1.The T-shirt cost me five dollars. (改为一般疑问句)
___________the T-shirt___________ you five dollars?
2.Linda usually learns English by studying with a group. (对划线部分提问)
____________ ___________ Linda usually learn English?
3.Jack wonders where he can get some magazines. （改为同义句）
Jack wonders ____________ ___________ get some magazines.
4.这个女孩年龄太小不能自己穿衣。 （完成译句）
The girl is ___________ young ___________ dress herself.
5.王老师在课堂上大声讲话是为了让她自己被学生们听见。 （完成译句）
Mrs. Wang speaks in class in order to _______ herself ______ _ by the students.
任务型阅读，阅读下文并回答问题。
Which is the most popular ball game in China? You may say ping pong. But do you know China has a long history with the football? Though England is home to modern football, China is the birth place of the game. In history, Chinese football was called Cu Ju, which was created in the Han Dynasty. In Tang Dynasty, football became the most popular ball game in China. There was even Women’s Football Team at that time. However, in Qing Dynasty, football was like a star flying across the sky and lost its light.
China has taken part in the World Cup Qualifier 10 times but has been in FIFA World Cup for only once. Some people think Chinese football is hopeless, but more people believe it is going through a transitional period(过渡期). There is much room for improvement and we will finally win. So young or old, men or women, crazy football fans can be seen everywhere. Some people never miss a match on TV, some people travel to another city to cheer for their favorite teams. Children play football on their school playground every day. Some schools even have special football class for students. In March this year, students in Qingdao began to take football tests in their high school entrance exam. This is the first time that football was brought into high school entrance exam in China.
No matter how many times Chinese football team has let us down, Chinese people’s love for football has never changed.
1.Did football reach a peak（鼎峰）in Tang Dynasty or Han Dynasty?
________________________________________________________________.
2.When did football become less popular in Chinese history?
________________________________________________________________.
3.How many times has China taken part in the World Cup Qualifier?
___________________________________________________________ _.
4.What did students in Qingdao begin to do in March this year?
_________________________________________________________________.
阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话。
W: You look worried, David, what’s wrong?
M: 1.________________
W: You said you liked English. 2.______________
M: I find it difficult to do English reading, especially reading a longer passage.
W: That doesn’t sound too bad.
M: 3.__________ What should I do?
W: Just read quickly to get the main idea at first. Don’t read word by word. Read word groups.
M: 4.______________________
W: To guess a word’s meaning by reading the sentences before and after it. You probably understand more than you think.
M: that sounds difficult.
W: 5.__________ You can improve your English reading by more practice. The more you read, the faster you’ll be.
M: I’ll try thank you, Mrs. Black.
Sleep is like food for the brain. Enough sleep helps the body and brain grow and develop. According to the National Sleep Foundation in the US, adults need seven to nine hours of sleep every night. For students aged 10 to 17, a healthy amount is about eight to nine hours per night.
But many students don’t get enough sleep because of early school start times and heavy homework. About 80 percent of middle school students don’t get enough sleep, the China Youth and Children Research Center reported. For some students, they want to sleep early, but they keep worrying about their schoolwork and can’t fall asleep quickly. For others, they may even have insomnia which might keep them awake all night.
These sleeping problems greatly affect people’s lives. Experts have shown that lack of sleep for teenagers leads to poor grades. Students without enough sleep cannot pay attention in class or do well in sports. Also, the lack of sleep may make them depressed (沮丧的).
Luckily, with good sleep habits, it is easier to fall asleep. Some of these good habits include avoiding drinks that make people excited late in the day, going to sleep at the same time each night, and sleeping in a comfortable place that is dark, quiet, and neither too warm nor too cold.
1.If Li Hong is 15years old, how much sleep does she need every night?
A. 10-12 hours. B. 8-9 hours.
C. 7-8 hours. D. Less than 7 hours.
2.______ if teens don’t get enough sleep?
A. They might do well in sports.
B. Their bodies and brains might grow better.
C. They might feel upset.
D. They might not be able to finish their schoolwork.
3.The underlined word “insomnia” means “_______” in Chinese.
A. 健忘症 B. 肥胖症
C. 多动症 D. 失眠症
4.Which of the following are good sleeping habits?
A. a and b B. a and c
C. b and c D. b and d
a. Sleeping in a bright place.
b. Going to bed at the same time.
c. Sleeping in a dark and quiet place.
d. Drinking something that makes you excited.
Many hospitals have blood banks. In these banks, blood of all types is stored. When blood is needed, it is taken from the bank. Healthy people then give blood to the bank to replace (取代) the blood that is used. Blood can be kept in the fridge for about three weeks with a kind of chemical.
When people lose much of their blood because of operations or accidents, they may need transfusions(输血). Some people may need transfusions because of illness. Sometimes only a part of the blood is used for transfusions. Plasma(血浆), the liquid part of the blood , may be given alone. Transfusions of plasma are often given when people have been badly burned.
When a person gets a transfusion, he gets blood of the same type as his. Or there may be a bad reaction(反应). To make it safer, before a transfusion is given, the blood to be used must be tested with the blood of the person who is to receive it. This testing is called cross matching of the blood.
Oswald Robertson, an American doctor, was the first one to give transfusions. He used blood that had been stored for some time to help wounded soldiers in 1918 in World War One.
1.Blood banks usually have ______.
A. only one type of blood
B. one or two types of blood
C. two or three types of blood
D. all types of blood
2.Blood banks get blood from ______.
A. healthy people B. operations
C. accidents D. transfusions
3.Before a transfusion, it is important to make sure that ______.
A. the blood is cold
B. the blood has been stored long enough
C. the blood is from people who have accidents
D. the type of blood to be used is the same as the patient’s
4.This passage wants to tell us ______.
A. who Oswald Robertson was
B. the first transfusions
C. how blood banks works
D. what blood banks are like
There once lived a young man who thought himself to be poor. One day he went to a wise man to ask how to become rich. The wise man said, “Young man, you are already rich now.”
“But where is my wealth?” the young man asked.
“It is with you. Your eyes are your wealth. You use them to see this world. You use them to see all the beautiful things in this world. Your hands are your wealth. You can use them to work. You can use them to hug your beloved ones. Your legs are your wealth. You can go to any place...” the wise man said.
“You call these wealth? But everyone has them,” the young man said.
“These are wealth. What you have now is not what someone else can luckily have. Would you like to give your eyes to me? I’d like to give you a lot of money to exchange for them,” the wise man said.
“No, I’m not going to do so! My eyes are important to me!” the young man said.
Everyone is rich. We should treasure(珍惜)our wealth, and take care of it. We should not overuse it because once it is gone, it is gone forever. Remember it is our wealth that we do not want to lose.
1.Why did the young man go to visit the wise man?
A. Because he was ill.
B. Because he wanted to be wise.
C. Because he was the wise man’s friend.
D. Because he wanted to know how to be rich.
2.The wise man called ______ wealth.
A. the young man’s eyes
B. the young man’s eyes, hands and legs
C. what someone else luckily have
D. our treasure
3.The young man wouldn’t like to exchange his eyes for money because ___ ___.
A. he was already rich
B. he didn’t like the old man
C. he thought his eyes were important to him
D. he didn’t like money
4.Which of the following is true according to the passage?
A. We can overuse our wealth.
B. We should treasure our wealth.
C. The wise man told the young man how to make money.
D. What you have now is what someone else can luckily have.
