Our teachers often share happiness and sadness _________ us.
A.to B.at C.with D.for
—Would you like some juice? —_______.
A.Yes, I'd like to B.No, I wouldn't C.Yes, I do D.No, thanks
—What city is_______ in? —Washington D. C.
A.Mount Fuji B.the White House C.Red Square D.Big Ben
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Long ago in a small, faraway village, there was a place known as the House of 1000 Mirrors. A little happy dog learned of this place and decided 1.(visit).
When he arrived, he ran happily up the stairs. He looked through the doorway 2. his ears lifted high and his tail wagging as fast as he 3.. He found himself staring at 1000 other happy dogs with their 4.(tail) wagging just as fast as his. Then he smiled a great smile, and to his great 5.(surprised), was answered with 1000 great smiles. As he left the house, he thought to himself, “6. wonderful! I will come back and visit it often.”
In this same village, 7. little dog decided to visit the house, too. He climbed up the stairs 8.(slow) and hung his head low as he looked into the door.
When he saw the 1000 unfriendly looking dogs staring back at him, he barked at them and was horrified to see 1000 dogs 9.(bark) back. As he left, he thought to himself, “That is an awful place, and I will 10. go back there again.”
All the faces in the world are mirrors. What kind of reflections do you see in the faces of the people you meet?
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Trash classification has been a hot topic around China for the past few months, as it is greatly related with land-saving, environmental-protecting, and resource-reusing. This summer, residents in Ningbo are required to separate trash into four groups.
A. It refers to the waste that can be reused or be processed(加工) into raw materials, mainly including waste paper, plastics, metals, glass, textiles(织物) and so on. Some waste should be cleaned and packed neatly before being put into the bins.
B. Also known as wet garbage, it mainly refers to the organic household waste that comes from domestic and agricultural markets, including leftovers, fruit peels and shells, waste food seasonings, residues and defoliation(残渣落叶), etc.
C. Also known as dry garbage, mainly includes disposable paper cups, toilet paper, tissue paper, wet tissue paper, diapers, cigarette butts, cinder dust and other wastes which are difficult to recycle and have no recycling value at present.
D. Such waste refers to the substances that cause direct or potential(潜在的) harm to human health or natural environment. It mainly includes waste rechargeable batteries, waste fluorescent lamps, energy-saving lamps, expired drugs, waste pesticides and waste paint barrels.
1.
Recyclable waste ________
2.
Kitchen waste ________
3.
Harmful waste ________
4.
Other waste________
5.Which of the following is NOT the advantage of trash classification?
A.Improving the use of land.
B.Saving food for poor children.
C.Using the resources effectively.
D.Protecting the environment.
Disneyland has always been the dream vacation for kids throughout the world. However, Shanghai Disneyland has recently caught people’s attention through a lawsuit(官司).
The suit was brought by a college student Wang, who is from East China University of Political Science and Law. She refused after being told to either throw away the snacks she had brought in the backpack or eat them up. Wang argued with the park security and then made phone calls to the police and to official hot lines like 12345 and 12315, however, none worked. In order to get into the park, she gave up the snacks, which were worth 46.3 yuan.
Wang brought the case to the People’s Court Pudong New Area, where the theme park is located. The case was heard on April 23. Shanghai Disneyland replied in August with its “no outside food” policy and said that the rule is “consistent(一致) with many other theme parks across China” and “guests are welcome to enjoy their own food and drinks outside the park”.
This is not the first time that Disney has been accused. In June last year, a lawyer Jun accused Shanghai Disneyland of overpriced food in the park. The next month, Liu Demin, a father accused the park of charging his ten-year-old son a full fare ticket instead of half price.
Disney has owned 6 theme park resorts all over the world. Three parks in America and France do not have such rules as “no outside food” policy, while the three in China and Japan, as Asian countries, don’t allow tourists to take in outside food. In addition, customers are not informed about the rule when they book park tickets on the computer. No tips are listed on the official website of Disney. People can only get to know the certain rule at the end of the page when they buy tickets through smart phones.
1.In _________, customers can bring food and drinks into Disneyland.
A.Paris. B.Hong Kong. C.Shanghai. D.Tokyo.
2.What is the right order of the following activities?
① Wang gave up her snacks and got into the park.
② Shanghai Disney park replied with its “no outside food” policy.
③ Wang called the police and official hot lines.
④ Wang was refused to get into the park with snacks in her backpack.
⑤ Wang brought the case to the court.
A.②④③①⑤ B.④③①⑤② C.④①③⑤② D.①②④③⑤
3.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A.Wang’s case this year was the first time that Disney has been accused.
B.The college student Wang accused Shanghai Disneyland of its expensive food.
C.Guests are allowed to enjoy their own food and drinks outside Shanghai Disneyland.
D.Customers know about “no outside food” policy at the end of the computer page.
4.We can read this passage in the________ part of the newspaper.
A.health B.food C.travel D.fashion
