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I'm glad to hear from you£®Now let me tell you something about our city£®Nantong is trying hard to set up a national civilized city£®We middle school students are also doing some things for it£®We are all polite to our teachers£®£¨In class£¬we listen carefully to them£®£¯When we meet them£¬we always say hello to them£¯¡­£©We also respect the old£®For example£¬we help them cross the streets£®

We are always ready to help each other£®£¨When one has difficulty with his studies£¬others will help him at once£®£¯¡­£©We often show love to those in trouble£®Last month£¬the students of my class donated money to the earthquake-hit areas£®

Besides£¬we plant trees to protect the environment and make our city more beautiful£®

Nantong is my hometown£®I will do my best to help to turn Nantong into a civilized city£®

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       Most people can think of a sport they would love to see in the Olympics. But they often don¡¯t realize how hard it is to add a sport to the Olympics .A sport needs to be well-organized and popular before the Interracial Olympic Committee (IOC) will consider it. An international federation must govern£¨¿ØÖÆ£©the sport by making rules and making sure athletes meet Olympic standards£¨±ê×¼£©. What¡¯s more ,men from at least 75 countries and women from at least 40 must play the sport.

       However ,even meeting those conditions isn¡¯t enough. The IOC always tries to keep the member of athletes at about 10,000 for each Olympics .Since most modern Olympics already include so many athletes ,introducing a new sport often means cutting other events .

       The country that hosts the games is allowed to suggest what new sports should be included. While new sports are added to the Olympics ,most of them will simply become events in another sports meeting. In Beijing, open water swimming will become part of swimming, while women¡¯s steeplechase£¨ÕÏ°­Èü£©will be added to athletics.

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      This summer, the most popular tourist sights in China should be Tibet£®Why? Because the Oinghai-Tibet Railway was b the year before last£®The Qing-hai-Tibet Railway is the f  2    railway between Tibet and the r of China£®It is l,142 kilometers long and is the world¡¯s hrailway£®About 960 Kilometers of it is over 4,000 meters above sea level£®Many people thought it i to build a railway so high£®But the railway successful c 6   in the end£®

The railway makes the travel c for Tibetans£®Most of them can¡¯t a to travel by air£®It also brings more tourists to Tibet£®It is r that the new railway brings 3,000 to 4,000 tourists to Lasa each day£®In Shanghai, one travel agency has worked out a 10-day trip from Shanghai to Lasa for a p 10   of 3,600 yuan£®However, this cost may change as the final price for the train has not been decided y 11  £®

A railway trip to Tibet is more c 12    than driving or flying£®Each train has special windows to k 13   out ultraviolet£¨×ÏÍâÏߣ©light and sandstorms£®Thin air m 14   you feel sick£®To stop this f 15   happening, the train gives oxygen£¨ÑõÆø£©through its air-conditioning system£®If you still feel sick, you will find oxygen masks near the seats£®

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2. The band played many songs, __________ some of my favorites.

3. In the __________ century, our hometown changed a lot.

4. Our teacher gave me an __________ book yesterday.

5. While I was studying for the test, my neighbors were having a party __________.

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Monty Roberts was the son of a poor family£®He liked horses£®He had a dream to own a horse ranch ever since he was a little child£®

    One day when he was at high school, he was asked to write a paper£®It was about what he wanted to be and do when he grew up£®He worked hard on it£¬and wrote a seven-page paper£®In the paper he described his dream of owning a big horse ranch someday£®

    The next day he handed it in to his teacher£®Two days later he received his paper back£®On the front page was a large red F(fail)with a note that read£¬¡°See me after class£®¡±

    He went to see the teacher after class and asked£¬¡°Why did I receive an F?¡±

    The teacher answered£®¡°This is an unrealistic dream for a young boy like you£®You come from a poor family£®You have no money£®Owning a horse ranch needs a lot of money£®You have to buy the land£®There¡¯s no way you could ever do it£®¡±Then he added£¬¡°Write this paper again£®If you write it with a realistic plan£¬you may receive a better grade£®¡±

    After sitting with it for a week£¬he turned in the same paper£¬making no changes at all£®He said to the teacher£¬¡°You can keep the F and I¡¯ll keep my dream£®¡±

    Monty kept his dream and worked very hard£®Today he owns a large horse ranch with a big house on it£¬and he keeps that school paper he wrote on the wall of his sitting room£®

    Last summer the same school teacher came to visit him£®When the teacher was leaving£¬he said£¬¡°Look£¬Monty£¬when I was your teacher£¬I was something of a dream stealer£®During those years I stole a lot of children¡¯s dreams£®It was lucky that you hadn¡¯t given up yours£®¡±

    Don¡¯t let anyone steal your dream£®Follow your dream£¬no matter what£®

1£®What was Monty Roberts¡¯ dream when he was very young?

  A£®To write a seven¡ªpage paper£®

  B£®To learn to ride a horse£®

  C£®To own a horse ranch£®

  D£®To receive a better grade£®

2£®The underlined sentence¡°There¡¯s no way you could ever do it£®¡±means¡°______¡±

  A£®Your dream can never come true£®

  B£®You should find a way to let your dream come true£®

  C£®You have to work hard or you¡¯ll lose your dream£®

  D£®I¡¯ll show you a way to help your dream come true£®

3£®After Monty heard his teacher¡¯s advice£¬he __________£®

  A£®changed his dream                        B£®received a better grade

  C£®turned in a different paper                D£®turned in the same paper

4£®Why does Monty Roberts keep that school paper on the wall of his sitting room?

  A£®To show he was a good student£®

  B£®To tell himself never to give up a dream£®

  C£®To make his sitting room more beautiful£®

  D£®To show people he is a successful person£®

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    C£®It is white and has two big brown eyes£®

    D£®It is white and has two big blue eyes£®

2£®If you find the lost cat£®you can call at _________£®

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3£®Where will you meet if you want to row a boat in Tingtang Park?

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    C£®In Tingtang Park£®                D£®At the school gate£®

4£®If you want to rent(×â)a 2-bedroom flat£¬you can call_________ for more information£®

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5£®You need to pay _______if you go to buy the book A Christmas Carol£®

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When Wayne Mix was a child in the 1930s£¬his family sent him to a school for the deaf and blind£®He learned American Sign Language£®With American Sign Language£¬deaf people use their hands to communicate£®They can spell words with their fingers£¬or they can use signs for whole words£®Wayne communicated with teachers and friends in sign language£®He graduated at the age of 20£®In those days£¬people who were deaf did not get jobs and were not part of the community£¨ÉçÇø£©£¬so Wayne went back to the family farm£®His family did not know sign language£¬so Wayne communicated a little by making simple motions£¨ÊÖÊÆ£©with his hands£®He was never able to tell them his thoughts and feelings£®

Wayne's father died in 1971£®There was no place for Wayne to live£¬so they sent him to Mountain Meadows nursing home£®He was only 51 and much younger and healthier than the other people in the nursing home£¬but he was treated like the 80 and 90-year-old people because he did not hear or speak£®No one knew that Wayne was able to use sign language£®

Twenty-nine years passed slowly and silently for Wayne£®Then one day he saw a visitor using sign language with her deaf mother during a visit to the nursing home£®He walked up to them and signed£¬¡°I¡¯m Wayne Mix£®¡±

Suddenly everything changed for Wayne£®He found many people who knew sign language£®These people communicated through sign language£¬e-mail£¬television with subtitles and a special telephone that prints£¨´òÓ¡£©the words that are spoken£®It was a whole new world for Wayne£®Now he could tell people his feelings£¬his needs£¬and his thoughts£®

The people in Wayne's town were sad about the thousands of days in Wayne's life when no one knew that he could communicate£®They wanted to help Wayne to do some of the things he always wanted to do£®The workers at the nursing home found out that as a young man he loved to swim£¬and he loved to see pictures of dolphins swimming£®When he started signing again£¬they asked him where he wanted to go£®¡°Water£®¡± Wayne signed£®

Mountain Meadows workers had an idea£®¡°Let¡¯s send Wayne to Sea World in San Diego£®¡± They told other people in town about their idea£®Many people in Wayne's town and in other states gave money to help Wayne make the trip£®The people at Sea World were very kind to Wayne£®They let him swim with the dolphins and help them feed all the sea animals£®Newspapers wrote about Wayne£¬so many people gave money to buy him a special TV and a telephone set£®These were things Wayne never knew about before£®

1£®How did Wayne Mix communicate with his teachers in the school?

A£®In American Sign Language£®            B£®By drawing pictures£®

C£®By spelling words on their hands£®               D£®By making simple motions£®

2£®Why did Wayne Mix go to live in the nursing home?

A£®Because his family moved to another town£®

B£®Because nobody in his family knew the sign language£®

C£®Because his family was not able to provide him a room to live in£®

D£®Because he like to talk with the old people living in the nursing home£®

3£®How did Wayne¡¯s life change after he met a visitor using sign language in the nursing home?

A£®He told the visitor who he was£®

B£®His life stayed the same as before£®

C£®He could send e-mails and make telephones to his new friends£®

D£®He could ¡°talk¡± with people£¬telling them his needs and feelings£®

4£®Why did people feel sad after Wayne began to communicate with others again?

A£®Because he was sent to the nursing home at a young age£®

B£®Because he failed to communicate with his family for such a long time£®

C£®Because he was not able to communicate with others while he could£®

D£®Because they were not sure how to look after Wayne later on£®

5£®Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A£®Wayne tried to find a job after he graduated from the school but failed£®

B£®Many people gave money to buy Wayne a special TV and a telephone set£®

C£®The nursing home workers sent Wayne to a Sea World to swim£®

D£®Wayne Mix lived in silence all his life though many people helped him£®

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