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Ⅵ.1.beenmaried 2.proud 3.thirds 4.pronunciation
5.planting 6.wasproduced 7.politely 8.milion
9.toshow 10.saying
Ⅶ.1.anyother 2.populationof 3.to;south
4.capitalcity 5.thethird
Ⅷ.Onepossibleversion:
TaiwanisonepartofChina.Itisinthesoutheastof
China,anditscapitalisTaipei.Thereare22,600,000peoplein
Taiwan.ItisthelargestislandinChina.Thereisplentyofrain
altheyearround.Itishotinsummerandwarminwinter.We
maygotosomeplacesofinterestinTaiwan,suchasMountAli
andSunMoonLake.IhopeIcangotoTaiwansoon.
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11—15 DBCAC 16—20 BBBDC
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Ⅲ.36.havelearnedabout 37.divides/divided;into
38.pilesof 39.pickitup 40.tosee;win
Ⅳ.41.beings 42.natural 43.houses 44.more 45.poluted
46.caused 47.ourselves 48.treat 49.Keeping 50.living
Ⅴ.51.France 52.foraday 53.buses 54.walkorrideabike
55.protecttheenvironment
Ⅵ.56.Whatisitabout 57.Whatwilitbelikeinthefuture
58.Whatcanwedotosavetheearth
59.Ofcoursenot 60.Youarewelcome
Ⅶ.Onepossibleversion:
Aswealknow,theenvironmentaroundusisgetingworse
andworse.
Insomeplaces,wecantseefishswimmingaroundinthe
riversortreesonthehils.Somepeopleevenhavenoclean
watertodrink.SoIthinkwemustdosomethingtoprotect
ourenvironment.Forexample,Wecangotoschoolonfoot
orbybikeandcanuseshoppingbasketsinsteadofplastic
bagswhenshopping.Andinourdailylife,weshoulduseboth
sidesofthepaper.Bydoingsmalthingslikethese,therewil
belesspolutionandourlifewilbebeter.
Letsworktogethertomakeourearthmorebeautiful!
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M:Yes.Whenwilthepartybegin?Iwontfinishmyhomework
until5:00p.m.
W:Thepartywilstartat7:00p.m.Itwilbeavery
wonderfulparty.
M:OK.Iljoinit.
Q:Whenwilthepartystart?
2.M:Wouldyouliketogotothezoowithmethisafternoon,
Mary?
W:Idliketo,butImuststayathomeanddothehousework.
M:Why?
W:Becausemymotherisbusyworkingattheshoefactory.
Q:WhatwilMarydothisafternoon?
3.W:Haveyoueverbeenabroad,Bil?
M:Yes,IhaveafriendinEnglandandIvisitedhimlastyear.
Q:WheredidBilgolastyear?
4.W:Pleasedontsmokehere.
M:Sory.Ididntnoticethesign.
Q:Whichsignaretheytalkingabout?
5.M:Whatareyougoingtodothisafternoon,Anna?
W:Whataniceday!Imgoingtoplayontheswinginthepark.
Q:WhatisAnnagoingtodothisafternoon?
6.W:Yourcookieslookgreat!Wheredidyoubuythem?
M:IgotthemfromtheSunnyBakingShop.Theyarevery
cheap.Aboxofcookiesonlycosts2dolars,soIgotten
boxes.
Q:Howmuchdidthemanspendonthecookies?
7.W:Doyouknowthepandasareindanger?
M:Yes.Weshouldtakeactiontoprotectthem.
W:Goodpoint.
Q:Whatkindofanimalaretheytalkingabout?
8.W:Haveyoueverbeenbacktoyourhometown,Danny?
M:Yes.Myhometownhaschangedalot.Anewbridgewas
builtlastyear.Whataboutyourhometown,Jenny?
W:Manyschoolsandlibrarieshavebeenbuiltinrecentyears.
M:Thatsgreat.
Q:WhathasbeenbuiltinDannyshometown?
9.W:Jack,whatsthetimenow?
M:Itseightforty.
W:Oh,huryup,orwewilmissthetrain.
M:Dontwory.Itwiltakeusonlytwentyminutestogetto
thestation.
Q:Whenwiltheyariveatthetrainstation?
10.M:Whatabigzoo!Doyouknowwherethelionis?
W:Itisoverthere,nexttotheelephants.Becarefulwith
thenaughtymonkeys.
M:Thankyou.Iwil.Theydocausesometrouble.
Q:Whatanimaldoesthemanwanttosee?
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M:Theartclub,myfavouriteclub.Whataboutyou,Jenny?
W:Iwanttojointheenvironmentclub.
M:Theenvironmentclub?Whatdostudentsdointheclub?
W:Theyworktogethertoreducepolutionandprotectthe
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M:Thatsoundsgood.Iwanttojointheclub,too.
W:OK.Letsjoinittogether.
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M:Yes,IusetheInterneteveryday.Ithinkitsveryhelpful.
W:Iagreewithyou.Itiswidelyusedinourdailylife.
M:Yeah,Ioftenlistentomusicandwatchmoviesonit.Andit
canalsohelpusfindjobs.Doyouoftengoonline,Lisa?
W:Hmm...IsometimeslookforinformationontheInternet.
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M:Whynotbuyoneonline?Itscheaper.
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SportsDaywilbeat8:30inthemorning.Makesureyouwont
belateforit.Afterthat,wewilhavethe100metrerace.The
racewilstartatnineandendattwelve.Yourlunchwilstartat
12:30.Youwilhaveonehourandthirtyminutesforit.After
thelunchhour,wewilhavethehighjump.Thehighjumpwil
startat2:00pm.Finaly,wewilhaveafootbalmatch.Itwil
startathalfpastthree.Itmustbeexciting.Ihopeyouwil
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Ⅵ.61.voleybal 62.two 63.score 64.caled 65.another
66.no 67.They 68.running 69.between 70.than
Ⅶ.71.children 72.“TheDogSchool”
73.obeyandprotecttheirowners
74.theirownhome 75.89764529
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SavingOurEnvironment
Itsveryimportanttocolectgarbage,becausegarbage
canpoluteourenvironment.
Weshouldthinkofwaystodowiththegarbage.For
example,wecancolectthegarbage.Somegarbagecanbe
recycled,suchaspaper,botlesandglass.Wecansortthem
intodiferentkinds.
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W:Yes,itskindofboring.Butthesnowismeltingandthe
springisnotfaraway.
M:HowmuchIwanttotakeawalkinaparkfulofflowers!
W:SodoI.
Q:Whatseasonisitnow?
2.M:Sory,Imlate.Howisitgoing?
W:Sithere,please.Youremissingthemostexcitingpart.
M:Realy?Whatsthescorenow?
W:7:5.
Q:Whataretheydoing?
3.W:Didyouplaytabletennisafterschoolyesterdayafternoon?
M:No,Ididnt.Iplayedbadmintoninstead.
Q:Whatdidtheboydoafterschoolyesterday?
4.W:Imadeaglassofjuicefromsomepears.
M:Realy?Letmehaveataste.
Q:Whatfruitdidthewomanuse?
5.W:John,haveyoueverbeentoJapan?
M:No,IveneverbeentoanycountriesinAsia.ButIwent
toAustralialastyear.
Q:WhichcountryhasJohnbeento?
6.M:Bodylanguageisdiferentindiferentcountries.
W:Yes,butasmileisthesamealaroundtheworld.
Q:Whatisthesamealaroundtheworld?
7.W:DoyouknowhowbigAsiais?
M:Sory,Idontknow.Canyoutelmesomethingaboutit?
W:Sure.Itcoversmorethanfortyfourmilionsquare
kilometresandmorethanfourbilionpeopleliveinAsia.
Q:WhatsthepopulationofAsia?
8.M:Myfatherdrivesmetoschooleveryday.Howaboutyou?
W:Igotoschoolbybikebecauseitsgoodfortheenvironment
anditisagoodwaytokeepfit.
Q:Howdoesthegirlgotoschool?
9.W:Dontthrowawaythebrokenmodelplane.Maybewecan
recycleit.
M:OK.Letmefixit.
Q:Whataretheytalkingabout?
10.W:Thatsalotofgarbage!Letmehelpyousortit!
M:Thankyou.Its4:30now.Withyourhelp,Ithinkwe
wilfinishitaround5:30.
Q:Howsoonwiltheyfinishsortingthegarbage?
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M:Ithasstoppedsnowing,buttheresalitlecoldwind.
W:Lookattheicetherehangingfromthetrees!
M:Doyouknowwhatthetemperatureistoday?
W:Imissedtodaysweatherreportovertheradio.
M:Itfeelslike15degreesbelowzeroatleast.Idontmindthe
coldweather.ButIdohatethethicksnow.
W:Theicewilsoonbethickenoughforskating.Imsofondof
wintersports!
M:Metoo.Letsgoskatingtogethertomorow.
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W:Whatsyourfavouritethingfromchildhood,SunNing?
M:Itsagreenbike.
W:Whogaveittoyou?
M:Iboughtitformyself.
W:Howdidyougetthemoney?
M:Ihadayardsaleandsoldsomeoldthings.Iboughtthat
bikewiththemoney.
W:Howlonghaveyouhadit?
M:Ihavehaditforfiveyears.
W:Whydoyoulikeitsomuch?
M:BecauseIlearnedhowtorideabikeonit.
W:Didyouusetorideit?
M:Yes,Iusedtogobikeridingonit.
W:Soitsspecialtoyou.
M:Thatsright.
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poluteourenvironment.Weshouldthinkofwaystodealwith
therubbish.Forexample,wecancolecttherubbish.Some
rubbishcanberecycled,suchaspaper,botlesandglass.We
candividethemintodiferentkinds.Asastudent,weshouldnt
throwthingsabout.Dontspit.Andwemustntdrawonthe
wals.Wemusttrytoprotectourenvironmentandmakethe
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60.explain
Ⅵ.61.the 62.keep 63.buy 64.excited 65.summer
66.in 67.interesting 68.sea 69.thousands 70.But
Ⅶ.71.1400 72.notverygreat 73.“colour” 74.“sick”
75.spokenEnglish
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78.Doyouknowthesecondlongestriverintheworld
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orfur,sothenumberofwildanimalsisbecomingsmalerand
smaler.Animalsareourgoodfriends.Withanimals,theworld
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( )2.A.Takingaclass. B.Havingaparty.
C.Watchingagame.
( )3.A.Playpingpong. B.Playbasketbal.
C.Playbadminton.
( )4.A.Apples. B.Pears.
C.Oranges.
( )5.A.China. B.Japan.
C.Australia.
( )6.A.Smile. B.Bow.
C.Shakehands.
( )7.A.Morethanfourbilion. B.Fortyfourmilion.
C.Abouttwobilion.
( )8.A.Bybike. B.Bycar.
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A.Forfiveyears. B.Sincehewasfive.
C.Forfouryears.
( )15.WhatdidSunNingusetodowiththebike?
A.Heusedtogotoschoolonit.
B.Heusedtogobikeridingonit.
C.Heusedtogofishingonit.
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playingintheNBAin2002.Eversince,hehasprovedhow 23
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Yao 26 modernChina.Withhisability,witandsporting
behaviourhesendsaverygoodmessagetotheworldaboutournation.For
manyChinesepeople,Yaoisasourceof 27 andconfidence.
YaoMingaskspeopleto 28 moreatentiontosportsoriginal
aimofbringingjoytochildren.“Sportisameansofeducationfor
alrounddevelopment,andithelpsbuildchildrensinnerstrength
29 theirfitness.”Hesaidhehopedthatplayingsportswouldbe
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( )22.A.started B.finished C.minded D.kept
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kindsofactivities,includingwashingthemachines,takingshowersand
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Thentherewilbe 39 wastewater.Also,factorywastewaterhastobe
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( )32.A.easy B.popular C.smal D.serious
( )33.A.factories B.lakes C.rivers D.seas
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A.MGMGrandHotel
B.MirageHotel
C.NewYorkCityHotel
D.CaesarsPalaceHotel
( )42.IfLiMinggetslost,hecan .
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C.gobacktothehoteltosearchtheInternet
D.calthehotelatthephonenumberonthecard
( )43.WhichsentenceisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
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Schoolgardenshaveappearedacrossthecountry.Teachersusethe
gardenstogivelessonsinscience,mathsandmore.
Studiesshowthatkidswhoworkinoutdoorgardensgethigherscores
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passage?
A.Theschoolstudentseatthematschool.
B.Theschoolgivesthemtoafoodbank.
C.Theschoolselsthemtothecommunity.
D.Theschoolteacherstakethemhome.
( )46.Whichistrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.Studentswilpickalthevegetablesatthesametime.
B.Ittakesstudentstoomuchtimetoworkinthegarden.
C.LiYanisastudentwhowantstomaketheschoolgarden
diferentfromothers.
D.Schoolgardensareagoodplacetoeducatestudents.
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