He drew his book and gave it to me.
A.painted B.threw C.took out
There is plenty of water in the kitchen.
A.a large number of B.a little C.a large amount of
He treated me to lunch yesterday.
A.entertained me B.was rude to me C.paid for my lunch
B. 书面表达部分
社会的进步需要诚信（honesty and trusty），在平时的生活、学习中，讲“诚信”和不讲“诚信”的事也时有发生。请你写一篇短文谈谈你对诚信的看法。内容包括：1.叙述一件你或者身边的家人朋友经历过的有关“守信”或“不守信”的事；
2.谈谈你对诚信的看法，并号召同学要讲诚信。
作文要求：
1.不能照抄原文；不得在原文中出现学校真实的名称和学生的真实姓名；
2.语句连贯，词数80词左右。作文的开头已给出，不计入总词数。
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请仔细阅读下面的文章，然后根据信息表内容的要求填入相关信息。
If you went to a supermarket and found it had no cashiers（收银员），would you still pay for your things？Cashier-free supermarkets are developing fast abroad. It's reported that a convenience store was located in Jianguomen，Beijing last year. Customers could pay with Alipay or put cash in an honesty box（诚信箱）.
In the first hour, about 30 customers came into the store. Many successfully followed the given directions, scanned the QR code and paid online. Some of the customers paid in cash directly into the box. A few customers did not understand how to pay and left. In the afternoon, customers were not so honest. Three women came into the store, grabbed expensive items and left. A man walked in, put 10 Yuan on the counter and asked staff, "Is this the cashier-free supermarket?" Without waiting for an answer, he grabbed expensive alcohol and cigarettes and walked out.
Hu Tao, general manager of Sesame Credit, hopes that the experiment helps people realize the importance of honesty.
Many believe that the cashier-free model would not work long-term in China.
Students at a middle school in Guangdong also faced a test of honesty. In their school supermarket, they need to scan their things, and put the money into the cash desk all by themselves. By now, the supermarket runs very well. Students say they enjoy the feeling of being honest.
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The time when Cashier-free supermarkets was located in Beijing | 1. |
The ways that customers can pay in the store. | 2. |
The number of customers that were not honesty. | 3. |
The opinion that the students think of the supermarket | 4. |
The type of the supermarket which is mentioned above | 5. |
请用适当的词完成下面短文，并将所缺单词填在答题卡指定位置上，每个空只能填一个形式正确、意义相符的单词。
To celebrate her friend's birthday，Judy drove from a small town to Portland. She parked her car in a paid garage overnight. The next morning，she 1. that the car's window had broken. 2. her backpack and computer were gone. Everything important to her was on that computer. She felt 3. . Judy was twenty-one years old. She was studying to become a doctor. So everything on her computer was very important to her.
Two days later，Mario had been approached by a man who said he had a 4. for sale. It only cost $200. He was 5. exchange student from the United Arab Emirates. He had been in the United States for only a year. He needed a computer，so he bought it and took it home，and turned it 6. .Within seconds，he saw files and photographs.
He realized that the computer could be stolen. Mario tried to find out the owner's phone 7. and call it. Mario told Judy that he had her computer. Mario told her the story and said it was his fault. She thought it was a scam. So she told him 8. he really had the computer，he should take it to the police. "
Soon after，a police officer called Judy to say that a man had dropped the computer off and had said he was sorry. Judy called and thanked Mario. He insisted on paying Mario a reward of $200. But Mario 9. and said that it was his mistake to buy the computer from 10. he didn't know. It was his honor and duty to return the property to the rightful owner. He thought that's the most important thing for him.
