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—Realy?Iltakeone.
A.themostexpensive B.thecheapest
C.moreexpensive D.cheaper
( )3.TheAppleWatchisverybeautiful,butitstooexpensive.I
cant it.
A.save B.support C.ofer D.aford
( )4.Alofusthinkhersingingstyleis NaYings.
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( )5.Whenwegottothehospital,thebeautifulgifts the
sickchildrenseyesatonce.
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( )6.Ihave finishedmyhomework.Ifinisheditanhour
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( )7.Themantookawaythedictionarybutdidnot .
A.payitfor B.payforit C.costit D.spendit
( )8.—Itsimportantforustoknow althesubjects.
—Yeah,groupworkismyfavourite.
A.howtostudy B.whentostudy
C.whichtostudy D.whattostudy
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( )10.—Mum,thesummerholidayiscoming.Iwonder .
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( )12.A.support B.hate C.like D.encourage
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( )14.A.quickly B.realy C.quietly D.suddenly
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( )16.A.low B.high C.cheap D.expensive
( )17.A.customers B.products C.money D.sales
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VolunteerswithChildreninNepal
Youwilhaveachancetohelpchildrenthere.Somechildrenlost
theirparentsortheirparentsaresopoorthattheycanttakegoodcareof
them.Theyneedlove,atention,lifeskilsandeducation.
Asavolunteerthere,youwilworkwithlocalteacherstoteach
Englishandcomputerskils,helpthechildrenwiththeirhomeworkand
takecareofthem.Volunteersneedtoorganizemusic,danceorsports
activities.Somedaytripsarewelcomedbykids!
Youneedto:
●dowelinEnglish.
●stayinNepalforatleast3weeks.
●payforyourownfoodandroom($60~$80perweek).
Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasevisithtp://www.volunteer
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( )21.Thesecondparagraphisabout .
A.thevolunteerswork B.thevolunteerspay
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Lotsofpeoplesaythatbuyingnewthingsmakesthemhappy.Theylike
havingnew,prety,impressivethings.Theproblemisthatpeopledont
stayhappy,andthefeelingyougetwhenyoubuysomethingnewdisappears.
Forexample,theresanewiPhone.Youstoplikingyouroldcar.Your
friendhasBeatsinadiferentcolorandtheyresomuchnicer!Things
getoldandoutdated.Andsomeoneelsealwayshassomethingbeter.
So,whatcanyoubuyandstayhappywith?Researchsuggeststhat
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themwithpeople.Evenifyoudontenjoytheexperience.Youcanlearn
somethingandoftenalitlewhilelateryouseethegoodsidesofit.At
least,itsastorytotel—maybeevenafunnyone.
Soforgetaboutdesignerclothesandfancygadgets—anewskilor
experiencelastslonger!
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A.introducethebackground
B.comeupwiththequestion
C.explainthereason
D.givetheresult
( )25.WhichisNOTthereasonwhypeopletrytogetdesigner
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B.Havinghappiness.
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D.SpendMoneyonValuableThings
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( )27.Thebigsalecanlast .
A.oneweek B.twoweeks
C.threeweeks D.fourweeks
( )28.Youcanbuy athalfprice.
A.everything B.TVsets
C.smartphones D.cameras
( )29.Thebiggestsavingis of.
A.25% B.30% C.50% D.80%
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A.¥1,000 B.¥1,200 C.¥2,000 D.¥3,000
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Somedayinthefuturewemaynotneedtohavemoneyinour
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Isitsafetocarymoney?Maybeinthefutureeachofuswilhaveonly
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Maybewewillosethecards.Maybesomeonewiltakethecards.Someone
mayevenmakeacardthatlookslikeourcards.Sincewecantbuy
anythingwithoutourcards,thecreditcardsmaybenobeterthanmoney.
Istheresomethingeasiertousethancreditcards?Eachofushasa
thumbprint(
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somedaythegovernmentwilkeeppeoplesthumbprintswithanumber.
Whenyouwanttobuysomething,youwilputyourthumbonamachine
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thumbprintswilbeinthecomputer.Itwilbedificulttoloseour
thumbprints!Itwilbedificultforsomeonetostealitortomakeone
likeit.
( )31.Thewriterprobablyagreesthatcreditcardsare to
carythanmoney.
A.heavier B.easier C.moredificult
( )32.Whatmaybeaproblemwithcreditcardsinthefuture?
A.Wemaylosethecardsfromtimetotime.
B.Wewontbeabletomakeenoughcards.
C.Wemaynotknowhowtousethecards.
( )33.Somedaythegovernmentmaykeeppeoplesthumbprintswith
a .
A.sign B.note C.number
( )34.Theunderlinedword“possess”probablymeans“ ”
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athomeaswelasinashoemakingfactory.Lastmonth,hereceiveda
carrepairbilfor$420.“Iwasveryupsetaboutit.NowIvefinisheda
carrepaircourse.Ishouldbeabletofixthecarmyself.”
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aredoingeverythingtheycandotosavemoneysotheycanfightthehigh
costofliving.Ifyouwanttobecomea“doityourself”,youcangoto
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topaint,write,ordoanyothercreativeactivities,youdo.Youcan
choosethejobthatyoulovetodo.
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45. (sel)thingsonline;
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8.M:Whattimeisitnow?
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