根据汉语提示完成句子

1.一般来说, 要学好英语需要努力。

______ ______, it needs hard work to study English well.

2.他正用小刀切面包。

He ______ ______ a knife ______ ______ bread.

3.她头发的颜色跟她母亲的一样。

Her hair is ______ ______ ______ ______ her mother's.

4.每一种花都有它自己独特的气味。

Every kind of flower has ______ ______ ______ smell.

5.你的作业很好, 只是有几处拼写错误。

Your homework is very good ______ ______ a few spelling mistakes.

连词成句

1.blueprint, what, a, is

______________________________________________________________________?

2.skin, DNA, your, same, hair, the, as, has, your

______________________________________________________________________.

3.DNA, with, what, scientists, can, do

______________________________________________________________________?

4.DNA, everyone, his, unique, has, own

______________________________________________________________________.

5.most, things, it's, one, amazing, the, of

______________________________________________________________________.

Usually, we have lots of dreams. But unluckily, we often let our dreams be dreams.

We may________ much time making plans and we may plan ________ dreams come true. But having a dream is completely different ________ realizing your dream. The most common problem to put plans into action is negativity. Most of us always think that it’s ________ difficult to keep, or we can’t do that.

Just try this way. First, ________ down your plan on the paper. Then divide (分开) the things into three groups. In the first group. List the ________ things you can do. In the second group, write down the things that are possible for you to do. And in the third one, list the things that are difficult to finish.

You can easily finish the first group things, and then try working on the second group.

________ you finish them, you can try the third group. As you do it, you make the impossible things ________ easier for you to finish. They aren’t impossible at all.

So plan well and work________ on the plan little by little. You will realize your dreams one day. Remember, ________ is impossible to a willing heart.

1.A.spend B.take C.cost D.pay

2.A.make B.to make C.made D.making

3.A.to B.with C.for D.from

4.A.to B.too C.also D.either

5.A.write B.writes C.wrote D.writing

6.A.easily B.easy C.more easy D.most easy

7.A.And B.But C.When D.so

8.A.became B.becoming C.to become D.become

9.A.hardly B.hard C.difficultly D.good

10.A.anything B.everything C.nothing D.something

In recent years, more and more people like dancing in public. We _________ this kind of dance “Guangchangwu”. About the dancing, people have _________ views.

Some people think it is a form of entertainment and physical exercise. It gives the elderly a good way to _________, keep fit and enrich (使充实) their life. It’s a _________ better choice for the elderly to go out to dance with their neighbors and friends than to play cards or watch TV at home, because the elderly need to keep _________ and social.

However, not all people have the same view. You may have the following experiences: You want to _________ late on a weekend morning but find it _________ because the elderly are dancing, making a lot of noise. Sometimes you want to have a rest _________ chat for a while with your friends in a quiet park, but you _________ stop because of the loud music from the dancing.

It is all right for the elderly to __________ and have fun. But whatever entertainment they choose should not affect (影响) other people’s life.

1.A.speak B.say C.talk D.call

2.A.the same B.popular C.similar D.different

3.A.relax B.fall C.sing D.jump

4.A.much B.very C.little D.few

5.A.beautiful B.smart C.healthy D.strange

6.A.stay up B.put up C.stand up D.wake up

7.A.possible B.impossible C.uncommon D.common

8.A.if B.so C.but D.or

9.A.have to B.can’t C.can D.should

10.A.watch TV B.have a rest C.do exercise D.eat healthily

The first chocolate was enjoyed by people in Central and South America many years ago. In those days, the coca bean (可可豆) was used to make a chocolate drink.

In 1824, Mr. Cadbury opened a small shop in the United Kingdom. He sold chocolate drinks. In 1831, he opened a factory to make chocolate drinks. Mr. Cadbury believed that the wine was bad and he wanted to encourage people to drink chocolate instead. A few years later, man invented a way to make chocolate bars (块), so people had the chance to eat chocolate instead of only drinking it.

At first, only dark chocolate was made. Milk chocolate came later and it was made by adding milk to the chocolate. Mr. Cadbury made their first milk chocolate bar in 1897. Their most famous chocolate, Cadbury Milk Bar, was made in 1905. It has been popular for over 100 years. The Cadbury factory still makes chocolate in the United Kingdom, and the chocolate is eaten all over the world. Every year, quite a few visitors go to the factory to see how chocolate is made.

1.Asian people were the first to eat chocolate.

2.Mr. Cadbury expected people to drink chocolate instead of wine.

3.Milk chocolate came after dark chocolate.

4.People can still buy Cadbury chocolate.

5.The passage is mainly about the man who created chocolate.

Chinese students in the UK now can get a “taste of home” in their school canteens (餐厅).

The UK has 150 000 Chinese students and more than 89 000 of them are in higher education. Now college kitchens are adapting (修改) menus to provide Chinese food for these students.

In the last week of January, Scot Girvan, a cook at the University of Glasgow, introduced some new dishes more suitable for the Chinese taste.

The University Caterers Organization (大学备办食物组织) found that menus should fit Chinese students after the 11-day trip in September last year. During the trip, fourteen TUCO members visited Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hong Kong. They learned that Chinese food was different in every place, and offering menu choices from both the north and the south of China was important. At Beijing University’s Nong Yuan canteen, for example, over 350 different dishes are prepared daily and 4700 lunches served.

Inspired (启发) by the Chinese food, Girvan and other TUCO members returned home to carry out the lessons they had learned.

Girvan said he was confident that this would be the case.

1.Scott Girvan is a ________ at the University of Glasgow.

A.student B.cook C.doctor D.teacher

2.What did the TUCO members find after the trip in China?

A.Chinese food was very hot and spicy.

B.The food from both the south and the north were the same.

C.Chinese food was different in every place.

D.There weren’t many choices of dishes in Chinese school canteens.

3.From the passage we can know that ________.

A.Lots of students in the UK like Chinese food.

B.TUCO members visited China last year.

C.All Chinese students in the UK can enjoy Chinese food in their canteens now.

D.The Chinese dishes served in the UK are not real Chinese food.

When we think about 2050, it seems that it is far from now and it will be a totally different world. But in fact, it is just 30 years from now and we can already know what will be possible to have by that time. Now, let’s have a look at some predictions about 2050 together.

First. AI (人工智能) will offer more jobs in 2050. Many people worry about Al in our lives because they think in the end robots will do all the work and we won’t have jobs. But according to the survey of Forbes, in 2020, AI will create 2.3 million jobs and make only 1.8 million jobs disappear (消失). And we are just talking about 2020, just in 2 years, so let’s see what it can bring us in 30 years.

Second, space travel will be possible in 2050. According to Business Insider, people can travel in space in 2050. But it will only be for wealthy people, because the journey will cost about 100 million dollars to travel in space for just one week.

Last, self-driving cars will make driving safer. According to a report by Stanford University, in 2050, not only will self-driving cars make traffic related deaths less possible, they can also bring changes in our lifestyles too. We will have more time for ourselves.

1.What will happen in the future according to this article?

A.AI will make people difficult to find jobs.

B.Space travel may come true in 2050.

C.Self-driving cars will possibly make driving dangerous.

D.1.8 million jobs will disappear in 2050.

2.What does the underlined word “wealthy” mean?

A.successful B.healthy C.rich D.educated

3.According to the article, what will your life be like in 2050 if you have a self-driving car?

A.You can travel to anywhere you want.

B.You will have more free time.

C.You can drink and drive.

D.You will have to worry about being late for work.

4.What would be the best title for this article?

A.Life in the future

B.A Better World

C.Imagine (想象) 2050

D.Some Famous Predictions

Many people use their mobile phones as the alarm clocks (闹钟) and often check e-mails before going to sleep.

Many years ago, my brother stayed up playing with his mobile phone and got badly ill because of that. Now he always leaves his phone in another room when going to sleep. And he encourages his friends to do so. “I sent each of my friends the same Christmas gift-an alarm clock. So they could stop using the phones as the alarm clocks,” he said.

If your mobile phone wakes you up in the morning, it may also keep you up at night. A study shows that people in mobile phone radiation (辐射) mostly have sleeping problems. And according to a Swedish study, a quarter of young people in this country feel like having their phones near them. Most of them feel sorry for not replying to messages, so they even have to reply to their friends before sleeping.

A recent study has shown that three quarters of people aged between 18 and 34 prefer to sleep with their phones near them. That number falls off a little in the middle age, but only people aged 65 and older like leaving the phones in another room while sleeping.

1.The underlined word “that” here refers to________.

A.leaving the mobile phone in the bedroom.

B.staying up playing with the mobile phone.

C.using mobile phones as alarm clocks.

D.sending e-mails at night.

2.According to the recent study, ________ of people age between 18 and 34 prefer to sleep with their phones near them.

A.15% B.25% C.75% D.85%

3.Which of the following is TRUE according to this passage?

A.The writer’s brother likes leaving his mobile phone in his bedroom now.

B.The writer’s brother sent alarm clocks to his friends as gifts.

C.Only a few people use mobile phones as alarm clocks to wake them up.

D.People aged 55 like leaving the phones in another room while sleeping.

根据所给汉语意思，用单词或短语完成下列英文句子。

1.每年这里都会种植成百上千棵树。

________________ trees are planted here every year.

2.她承诺照顾这个孩子。

She________________ take care of this child.

3.确保将你要用的所有东西列到一个清单上。

________________ you make a list of all the things that you’ll need.

4.为了扮演这个角色，你必须会游泳。

You must________________ swim to play this role.

5.首先，把这些蔬菜切碎。

First, ________________ these vegetables.

Walt Disney was born in America. When he was very young, his family moved from the city to a farm.

When Disney was in high school, although he was busy most of the time, he could still find time to do things he liked. He spent much of his free time drawing pictures of the animals on the farm. He then began to make up stories about them. Later, he even began taking art classes on Saturdays.

After he finished college, he became a newspaper artist. As he grew older, Disney’s art talent also grew. He began using a new way to tell his stories. To do this, he drew the same picture over and over again, changing each one a little every time. Using his camera, he took a photo of each drawing. Next, he put the film (胶卷) through a movie projector (放映机). As the pictures ran quickly through the projector, the characters looked real and moving. Disney soon began to use this way very often. He made his drawings into cartoons. And the cartoons were just like movies. In 1920, his first cartoon Laugh-O-Grams came out and became quite popular.

Walt Disney was successful after many years of hard work. He became one of the world’s greatest entertainers (演艺人士). His cartoons still make lots of people happy every day.

1.Where did Disney’s family move when Disney was young?

They moved to____________________.

2.What did Disney become after he graduated from college?

He became____________________.

3.What happened when Disney put the film through a movie projector?

The characters became____________________.

4.When did Disney’s first cartoon come out?

It came out____________________.

5.What do you think of Disney according the article?

He is_______________ and_______________.