He is leaving Beijing by .
A. a ship B. the ship C. ships D. ship
Help yourself to .
A. some fish B. some fishes
C. a fish D. the fish
书面表达
Peter是一名初三的学生。运动让他的生活发生了巨大的变化。 请根据所给图画，展开适当的联想，完成下面的短文。
注意：
1．文中不得出现你的真实姓名和学校名称；
2．语言通顺，意思连贯，条理清楚，书写规范；
3．词数80左右，文章的开头已给出，不计入总词数。
Sport makes a difference
Peter is a Grade 9 student.
根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为1-10的相应位置。
Are you a fan of traveling? Well， in 20 years， there may be a new place for you to spend your v 1. - the moon. Last month， the European Space Agency (ESA) published ideas for b 2. an international moon village by 2030. The village aims to open the door for deeper space exploration， and it will a 3. be a tourist center.
In 1969 after US astronaut Neil Armstrong first arrived on the moon， he said the famous w 4. “One small step for a man， one giant leap for mankind”. A 5. to the head of the ESA， Johann， the moon village could be “the next giant leap for mankind”， because the technology for this is about 20 years away from coming true. One of the biggest challenges is getting the building materials into space w 6. costing too much， said Matthias from the German Aerospace Center. Scientists s 7. using the ice water and rocks on the moon to print 3-D building materials， so people don’t have to carry e 8. from the Earth. When asked why the ESA chose the moon rather than Mars as the next goal， Johann said it’s b 9. the moon is about 144 times closer to the earth than Mars. The ESA i 10. the US， Russia， China， India， Japan and some other countries to join in its moon plan. It hopes that “in the future， the moon can become a place where the nations of the world work together”.
阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文章后1-10小题的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为1-10的相应位置上。
注意：每个空格只填一个单词。
Women make up 50 percent of world’s population and yet they are not treated equally. They hold less than one-fifth of the all parliamentary (议会) seats around the world， occupy less than 19 percent of board (董事会) seats in Fortune 500 companies and earn 17 percent less than men for similar skills and positions. As a group， they are passed over and looked down on.
On March 8 every year， millions of women around the world celebrate International Women’s Day. It is possible that you may not have heard about the International Women’s Day in the United States. Yet Women's Day had its origin in the United States.
Women’s Day was first celebrated in February 1909 in the US to mark the one-year anniversary of the New York Garment Worker’s Strike of 1908. Women used the chance to fight against warring and fight for women’s vote rights.
Did you know that it was a Women’s Day protest in St. Petersburg in 1917， which led to the revolution (革命) for bringing down the Russian empire? After the Russian revolution， Women’s Day came to be celebrated as a communist (共产主义的) or socialist (社会主义的) holiday. As a result， the United States government didn’t accept it as a holiday.
Today Women’s Day is celebrated in places such as China and Russia as a sort of state-approved Valentine's Day or Mother's Day. The tradition in these countries is to give flowers and gifts to the important women in one's life.
In 1975， the United Nations officially announced March 8 as International Women’s Day. Since then， it has been a practice to suggest an annual theme for each year. The theme for 2016 is "Pledge For Parity." It calls on women and men to challenge the present state and inspire positive change in their communities and workplaces.
There is a lot that needs to be done. As a society， we need to offer women and girls chances to make their dreams come true， have equal chances for leadership， respect and value differences， and develop a better work environment. This day challenges and reminds that everyone can be a leader in their own small way and can take positive steps to bring about gender equality.
Our world can truly be balanced when we use the potential that women have to offer. As we prepare children for the future， it is important that girls and women not be left behind.
Women’s present situation | Women make up 1. of the world’s population. |
Women get 2. chances and less money while working. | |
3. of Women’s Day | It was first celebrated in the US in 1909. |
The Women’s Day protest in 1917 4. the revolution in Russia. | |
It was not 5. as a holiday in the United States. | |
The United Nations 6. March 8th as International Women’s Day in 1975. | |
Ways of celebrating Women’s Day | Being 7. as a sort of state-approved Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day. |
Flowers and gifts are 8. to the important women in one’s life. | |
9. of Women’s Day | To help 10. women and girls’ dreams. |
To help women get chances for leadership equally. | |
To develop a better work environment for women. |
根据对话内容，从下面方框中选择适当的单词或短语填空，使对话内容完整正确，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为1—5的相应位置上。
What about badly more look after allowed |
The students in Class 4 are talking about what kind of animal to get as a classroom pet.
Pia： I think we should get a rabbit. They’re cute and easy to 1. .
Adrian： Lots of classrooms already have rabbits. Let’s get something 2. exciting.
Pia： Like what?
Adrian： I don’t know. Like a lizard (蜥蜴).
Mr Finch： I’m afraid we can’t. I don’t think we are 3. to keep a lizard or any native animal
in classrooms.
Nadim： 4. a parrot? We could teach it to talk.
Tom： My dad says it’s not right to keep birds in cages.
Nadim： We’d feed it and play with it. We wouldn’t treat it 5. .
Pia： He means it’s cruel (残酷) when birds aren’t free and can’t fly around.
Adrian： Maybe he is right. We can look after it during the day but it will get lonely at night.
Mr Finch： We’ll talk about this again tomorrow. Tonight， I’d like you to tell your parents what
we’ve talked about.
