1.He doesn’t feel like ___ anything today.

　 A.to eat　 B.eating　　 C.eat　　 D.eats

4.I enjoyed ___(Jenny)hobby best.

3.We could all study about ___(garden)this winter.

2.Everyone ___(read)the book loudly.

1.I ______(see) a car strike the tree last Sunday.

　 1.E__ in our class can help each other.

　 2.In the early morning,the air is very f____.

　 3.It’s a h___ store,We can’t move it.

　 4.We should o___ a club to collect the paper.

　 5.Please b___ your stamp collection to school.

1.real ____ 2.happy____ 3.quick___ 4.sad____ 5.good____

1.许多，大量__________　 2.把...带到..._________ 3.参加__________　 4.组建园艺俱乐部_________

What do you usually use mobile phones for? Sending text messages for fun? Playing games? Well, mobile phone can do f___1____ more than that. D___2___ this year’s Asian tsunami (海啸), mobile phones saved many l___3____. More than 10000 international phones were w___4___ when the tsunami hit. Police sent text messages to them and found more than 2000. But how? People f___5___ the signal and found out w___6___ the tourists were. So, how can s___7___ so small be so smart? Well, here’s how! When you turn the phone on, it tries to find a signal. This signal. This signal comes from the telephone network.

If you have a signal you can see it on the phone’s screen. Sometimes, if the signal is weak, i___8___ can be difficult to make a phone call. When the phone is finding a signal, it also sends a m___9____ to the telephone network. This message tells the station where the phone is. When you start to make a phone call, the telephone network tells telecommunication offices where you are. The office will find out who you’re calling then put you t___10___ to your friend!