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专业指引 专注中考 Test 13 A Houses and Apartments for Rent There are several places for rent. House A is big with a large yard. It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a big living room, a great kitchen and a garage. The rent is $4,000 per month. Call Mrs Tranh at 456-0987. Apartment B is in a nice new building with a swimming pool and tennis courts. It has a big living room, one bedroom, one bathroom and a beautiful kitchen. The rent is $1,200 per month. Contact Dana at 761-0201. House C is suitable for families. It has a living room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a nice big kitchen and a yard for kids. The rent is $1,200 per month. Call Nathan at 475-2300. Apartment D is large with three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room and a bathroom. It also has a big garage but no yard. The rent is $1,400 per month. Reach Rolando at 533-0202. Questions: 1. Who should you call if you want to rent Apartment B? A. Mrs Tranh. B. Dana. C. Nathan. D. Rolando. 2. Which place has the highest rent? A. House A. B. Apartment B. C. House C. D. Apartment D. 3. How many bedrooms does House C have? A. One. B. Two. C. Three. D. Four. 4. Which place has a swimming pool? A. House A. B. Apartment B. C. House C. D. Apartment D. 5. These ads are for those who want to ____. A. buy a house B. sell a house C. rent a place D. build a house B Ben's New Flat Ben and his family lived in a small flat since Ben was born. As a 15-year-old, he thought it was too small for his family including his parents, twin sister Kitty and pet dog Sam. One day, Dad said they would move to a bigger flat and Ben was very happy. When the moving day came, Dad and Mom bought a large bed, a new sofa and some other furniture. Now they live in a new flat in the north of the city, which is actually in the countryside. There are no shops or restaurants nearby. It takes Ben an hour and a half to go to school and 4 or 5 hours to go to the beach. But he still likes the new flat as it's quiet, new and has little traffic. His bedroom is tidy now. And a girl of his age lives next door. Maybe she will visit him one day. Questions: 1. How old was Ben when they moved to the new flat? A. 15 years old. B. 10 years old. C. 5 years old. D. 20 years old. 2. How many people are there in Ben's family? A. Three. B. Four. C. Five. D. Six. 3. What did Dad and Mom buy for the new flat? A. A TV and a fridge. B. A bed and a sofa. C. Some books and a table. D. Some clothes and shoes. 4. How long does it take Ben to go to school from the new flat? A. Half an hour. B. One hour. C. One and a half hours. D. Two hours. 5. Why does Ben like the new flat? A. Because it's big. B. Because it's near the school. C. Because it's quiet and new. D. Because it has many shops. C Peter's Experience When I was in seventh grade, I was shy and quiet and often bullied. In an art lesson, a big boy took my pencil case and schoolbag. For the first time, I pushed him away and hit him. The teacher came and asked me if I was OK. I said yes, but the teacher asked me to come to his office after class. We had a long talk there. The teacher made me smile and I became confident again. He taught me some lessons and told me to believe in myself. From then on, I walked to school with my head high and the bullying stopped. Questions: 1. Why was Peter bullied in seventh grade? A. Because he was weak. B. Because he was shy and quiet. C. Because he was not friendly. D. Because he was not good at studies. 2. What did Peter do to the big boy in the art lesson? A. He laughed at him. B. He asked for help. C. He fought back. D. He ran away. 3. How did Peter feel after hitting the big boy? A. Relaxed. B. Nervous. C. Proud. D. Scared. 4. Where did Peter have a long talk with the teacher? A. In the classroom. B. In the playground. C. In the teacher's office. D. At Peter's home. 5. What did the teacher tell Peter to do? A. To fight with bullies. B. To be confident. C. To study hard. D. To stay away from bullies. D Kids and Pocket Money Students around the world like to have pocket money. Let's see how much American and British kids get. In the US, little pre-school kids may get one or two dollars. Older children get more. Many American parents give pocket money but kids need to do chores. Most American kids think it helps them understand money. Jacob gets $40 a month and saves half. In Britain, primary school kids get 4 or 5 pounds a week. Middle school kids get about 9 pounds. Boys get a bit more than girls. British kids also do chores for pocket money. 7% spend less than £1 a week, 73% between £1 and £5, and 20% over £5. They mostly spend on sweets, crisps and chocolate. Questions: 1. How much does Jacob save every month? A. $10. B. $20. C. $30. D. $40. 2. How much do most British kids spend a week? A. Less than £1. B. Between £1 and £5. C. Between £5 and £10. D. More than £5. 3. Which of the following is true? A. British girls get more pocket money than boys. B. American kids don't have to do chores to get pocket money. C. Pre-school kids in the US may get a little pocket money. D. British primary school kids get about 9 pounds a week. 4. What do most British kids spend their pocket money on? A. Clothes. B. Books. C. Toys. D. Snacks. 5. What do both American and British kids have in common? A. They all put their pocket money in the bank. B. They all get pocket money without doing anything. C. They all do chores to get pocket money. D. They all spend all their pocket money every month. E It was Mother's Day. Chatham was driving his new blue car and enjoying the beauty of nature. A flower shop by the road came into his eye, so he stopped his car and took a look at some of the flowers. Just then he found a small, cute girl standing next to the shop, 1.________ It seemed that she was a little unhappy. He went up to her and asked, "Can I help you?" "I want to buy some red roses for my mother. But I have only eighty rupees(卢比)，“ said the girl 2._________He bought a big bouquet(花束) of red roses for her and said, "I can take you to your mother." 3_________ Finally they got to a grave(坟墓). "Thank you, Uncle." Then she ran to the grave and put the roses before it. 4._________He then made a U-turn(掉头) and drove back to the same flower shop. He took pink roses and drove down two hundred miles to meet his old mother. 5._________ But she asked, "Why do you drive down all the way? You could wish me over the phone." A. The girl was very happy. B. They had a good time at last. C. His mother was happy to see him. D. Chatham's mother lived far away. E. She was counting the money in her hand. F. Chatham stood there without any words for a minute. G. Chatham smiled and asked her to take him to the shop. Test 14 A Sleeping Positions and Personalities Everyone has two kinds of personalities. One is shown to others and the other is hidden. Your sleeping position can reveal your true personality when you are asleep. If you sleep on your back, you are an open person and trust others. You try not to make others unhappy but don't show your true feelings often. If you sleep on your stomach, you tend to worry a lot. You focus on having fun in the present. If you curl up and sleep, you are likely to be shy and nervous. You don't enjoy meeting new people and prefer to be alone. If you sleep on your side, you have a balanced personality. You may feel anxious sometimes but not often sad. You are honest and say what you think, even if it upsets others. Questions: 1. What does the word "reveal" mean in this passage? A. Hide. B. Show. C. Change. D. Keep. 2. If Tom is always shy and nervous, how does he probably sleep? A. On his back. B. On his stomach. C. Curled up. D. On his side. 3. Mary always says what she thinks without caring about others' feelings. How does she sleep? A. On her back. B. On her stomach. C. Curled up. D. On her side. 4. What is the main idea of this passage? A. Different sleeping positions. B. How to have a good sleep. C. The relationship between sleep and health. D. The connection between sleeping positions and personalities. B Shen Hua's Fitness Journey Shen Hua, who is 93 years old, began going to the gym when he was 70. He spends at least one hour each day doing push-ups and other exercises. When he enters the gym in his neighborhood in Guangzhou, younger bodybuilders greet him warmly. Even foreigners want to take pictures with him. Shen can do 10 chin-ups now. Last year, he could do 20. He says he just wants a healthy body and doesn't push himself too hard. He started exercising because of a book about physical activities. He prefers exciting sports like going to the gym instead of mild ones like T'ai Chi and square dance. Questions: 1. How old was Shen Hua when he started going to the gym? A. 70. B. 93. C. 23. D. 20. 2. What made Shen Hua start exercising? A. A TV program. B. A friend's advice. C. A book. D. A doctor's suggestion. 3. Which of the following is TRUE about Shen Hua? A. He wants to compete with others. B. He does 20 chin-ups every day. C. He spends more than one hour exercising every day. D. He is popular in the gym. 4. What kind of sports does Shen Hua like? A. Mild sports. B. Traditional sports. C. Exciting sports. D. Team sports. 5. What is the main purpose of the passage? A. To introduce an old man who loves exercising. B. To encourage people to do T'ai Chi. C. To compare different sports. D. To teach people how to do chin-ups. C A Wonderful Trip to India On the first visit to India with his friend Barry, the writer met a kind woman named Uma on the plane. They had a pleasant chat. When they arrived in India, they found their bags weren't on the plane and couldn't get them until Monday. Just then, Uma invited them to her home. Uma's family was very warm. They gave the writer and Barry delicious Indian food, showed them around the city, and took them to the airport to get their bags on Monday. The next year, they returned to India and visited Uma and her family. They became good friends. Uma's kindness was like a precious gift. Questions: 1. Where did the writer and Barry meet Uma for the first time? A. At the airport in India. B. On the plane. C. In India. D. At the airport in their own country. 2. What problem did the writer and Barry have when they arrived in India? A. They lost their passports. B. They couldn't find their hotel. C. They didn't have money. D. They couldn't get their bags. 3. Which of the following didn't Uma and her family do for the writer and Barry? A. Give them some Indian souvenirs. B. Take them home. C. Provide them with delicious food. D. Take them to the airport to get their bags. 4. How long did the writer and Barry stay at Uma's home before getting their bags? A. For two days. B. For one day. C. For three days. D. For half a day. 5. What did the writer think of Uma's kindness? A. A surprise. B. A challenge. C. A gift. D. A lesson. D A Special Mother's Day Dinner Patricia and her husband Mike were arguing because Mike hadn't had dinner with his mother for a long time. Patricia booked a table at Tony's Steakhouse for them. When Mike called his mother to invite her for dinner on Mother's Day, she was worried at first. The next day, Mike picked up his mother and they went to the restaurant by car. They sat at the same table as they used to 30 years ago. At the table, Mike told his mother that he would spend more time with her. Questions: 1. Why did Patricia and Mike argue? A. Because Mike didn't help with housework. B. Because Mike didn't often have dinner with his mother. C. Because Patricia didn't like Mike's mother. D. Because Mike didn't buy a gift for his mother on Mother's Day. 2. How did Mike's mother feel when Mike invited her for dinner? A. Happy. B. Angry. C. Worried. D. Excited. 3. Where did Mike and his mother have dinner? A. At home. B. At Tony's Steakhouse. C. In a park. D. In a hotel. 4. How did Mike and his mother go to the restaurant? A. By bus. B. By bike. C. By car. D. On foot. 5. Which of the following is TRUE? A. Mike and Patricia have a son. B. Mike is too busy to have dinner with his mother. C. Patricia and Mike don't love their mother. D. Mike and his mother used to have dinner at the same table. E Before, very few foreigners visited the southern foot of the Himalayas. Then, many Japanese went there. (A) It is said that this is because of the honesty of a small boy. One day, some Japanese photographers asked a local boy to buy some bottles of beer, which took the boy three hours. The next day, the boy volunteered to buy for them. The photographers gave him a lot of money, (B) the boy did not return on the afternoon of the third day. So the photographers began to talk about it and thought they were cheated by the boy. On the third night, the boy knocked at the door of the photographers. The boy told them that he bought four bottles of beer at one store, and then he climbed another mountain and crossed a river to buy the other six. (C)__On the way back, three bottles of them were broken. He cried and brought the broken pieces of bottles to the photographers and gave them the small change. (D) The people there were moved by this, which moved more people. Then more travelers came to the place. 根据短文内容，完成下列任务 1.从以下选项中选择一个放入（A）处 A. It is very beautiful there. B. No one knows why they went there. C. It is said that this is because of the honesty of a small boy. 2.在（B）处填入适当连词:______ 3.在（C）处填入适当介词:______ 4. How many bottles of beer did the boy bring to the photographers at last? 5.将（D）句翻译成汉语 ______________________________________________ Test 15 A Online Posts of Friends Simon is checking his friends' online posts. Here are some of them: Mike says he dislikes having training classes on weekends. His mom insists he should or he'll fall behind. Posted at 21:32 on 21/05. It got 8 replies and 65 clicks. Kitty likes playing the piano but her parents make her practice for a long time daily, and now she hates it. Posted at 22:20 on 22/05. It got 4 replies and 32 clicks. Nick watched two matches last night and slept late but feels energetic today because the England football team won. Posted at 18:46 on 23/05. It got 26 replies and 132 clicks. Jim says the football match on CCTV-5 last night was bad as the striker missed all the chances and made his favorite team lose. Posted at 21:25 on 23/05. It got 11 replies and 28 clicks. Nancy knows emails are cheaper and quicker than letters but thinks they can't always replace letters. Posted at 22:07 on 23/05. It got 5 replies and 13 clicks. Questions: 1. Regarding the football match, what did Jim think? A. The striker caused the team to lose. B. The match was wonderful. C. He loved the England football team most. D. He liked the striker a lot. 2. Which of the following is not Nancy's view on emails and letters? A. Emails are cheaper than letters. B. It's easier to write emails than letters. C. Emails are faster than letters. D. Sometimes emails can't replace letters. 3. Whose post received the most attention? A. Mike's. B. Kitty's. C. Nick's. D. Jim's. 4. Who doesn't agree with their parents on weekend plans? A. Jim. B. Kitty. 5. C. Nancy. D. Mike. 6. Who might go to bed the latest among these students? A. Mike. B. Kitty. C. Nancy. D. Jim. B The Causes and Prevention of Poor Eyesight Poor eyesight often occurs for two main reasons: spending too much time studying indoors and too little time playing outdoors. Long hours of reading and writing, especially in poor light, can cause vision problems. Students have to do a lot of studying at school and home, so they have less time to enjoy the sun outside. The sun is very important for good eyesight. According to a study by Ian Morgan, a teacher from Australian National University, Australian and Chinese children have similar eyesight before starting school. But when they enter primary school, Chinese children spend only about an hour outside each day, while Australian children spend three to four hours in the sun. As a result, around 40% of Chinese primary school students need glasses, but only 3% of Australian children do. Thinking about all this, it's time to give your eyes a rest. Try to spend less time indoors and take a walk in the park. It's good for your health and eyes. Questions: 1. How many reasons for poor eyesight does the writer mention? A. Only one. B. Two. C. Three. D. Four. 2. What is Ian Morgan's job? A. A teacher. B. A doctor. C. A college student. D. A patient with eye problems. 3. How much more time do Australian primary school children spend in the sun than Chinese ones each day? A. Half an hour. B. One hour. C. Two to three hours. D. Three to four hours. 4. According to the study, how many Chinese primary school students out of 100 need glasses? A. 3. B. 41. C. 30. D. 40. 5. What does the passage mainly tell us? A. Which country has more students with good eyesight. B. Why the sun is important for good eyesight. C. That Australian students are healthier than Chinese students. D. That playing outside is good for our eyesight. C The Hard-Working Farmer and His Sons There was once a very hard-working farmer, but his three sons didn't like farm work. When the farmer was dying, he told his three sons that there was a box of money in the olive orchard. The sons were worried that someone else might take it, so they asked their father to tell them exactly where it was, but he said nothing more. After the farmer passed away, the sons worked hard to find the money. Since they didn't know where it was, they dug the soil around the orchard three times but found nothing. They were very disappointed. The next year, the olive trees produced nice and big fruit. When the fruit was sold, the sons got a whole box of money. And when they saw how much money they got from the orchard, they suddenly understood what their father meant. Questions: 1. How did the three sons feel when they knew there was money in the olive orchard? A. They were angry with their father. B. They were worried about the money. C. They thought their father was joking. D. They told their father they didn't want the money. 2. How many times did the three sons dig the soil in the orchard? A. Once. B. Twice. C. Three times. D. Four times. 3. How did the three sons finally get a box of money? A. By selling the fruit. B. By asking others for help. C. By selling the olive orchard. D. By asking their father the secret. 4. Which of the following is true according to the passage? A. The three sons were good at farm work before. B. There was actually a box of money in the orchard. C. The three sons understood their father's meaning at first. D. In fact, the father wanted his sons to earn money through hard work. 5. What do you think of the father? A. Kind. B. Lazy. C. Honest. D. Clever. D Lost and Found Seventy-three-year-old George McNeilon carefully chose his items in Value Mart. Skim milk was on sale, white bread had a discount, and table salt was cheaper than usual. He estimated he had saved 80 cents that day. At the exit, the cold wind reminded him of his gloves. He was sure he wore them when entering the store but couldn't find them. He bought the black gloves at a 25% discount for just $30 ten years ago. George returned to the store, looking everywhere he had been. "Society has changed, and people have changed," he said. George decided to go to the lost and found office. The woman asked about the color of the gloves. When George said black, she took out a pair. George was overjoyed to find they were his. "I was wrong. Society has changed, but people haven't." Questions: 1. From the passage we know Value Mart is_____ A. a supermarket B. a clothing store C. a bookstore D. a toy store 2. What does the underlined word "estimated"mean in Chinese? A. 计算 B. 猜测 3. C. 估计 D. 确定 4. Old George saved______to buy the black gloves ten years ago. A. $10 B. $20 5. C. $70 D. $100 6. At first, old George thought people were not as__ as before. A. friendly B. honest C. helpful D. kind 7. What is the best title for the passage? A. A Lost Pair of Gloves B. George's Shopping Day C. The Changes of Society D. A Kind Woman in the Store E Tea and Coffee Some people rely on a strong coffee to wake up in the morning, while others prefer a pot of tea to start the day. But which is better? TEA: Drinking three to four cups of tea a day can reduce the risk of a heart attack. People who drank black tea four times a day for six weeks had lower stress levels. The fluoride in tea can protect teeth. Women think green and white tea can slow aging. Men are advised to drink white tea to avoid getting too fat. But tea contains caffeine that can cause anxiety and raise blood pressure. COFFEE: It helps prevent type 2 diabetes. Something in coffee can be used to make new medicine for poor sleep. Coffee significantly improves our memory, especially when we're tired. But frequent coffee drinking can stain our teeth and reduce blood flow to the heart. 判断正误: ( ) 1. Half of people like drinking coffee while half prefer drinking tea. ( ) 2. Drinking tea daily is beneficial for the heart. ( ) 3. It's believed that green and white tea can slow women's aging. ( ) 4. Drinking coffee and tea can help us learn and remember well when tired. ( ) 5. Drinking coffee frequently is bad for our teeth. Test 16 A Message to Food Service Workers Our fast food restaurant has become well-known in the city due to our hard work over the years. Every day, many customers come, and some have become friends. But recently, some workers have behaved poorly. For instance, they shouted at customers or weren't helpful when there were problems. We need to be fast, friendly, and polite. Our work is busy and tiring, but don't let that affect your attitude. Remember that customers are always the top priority. Give them big smiles, a warm welcome, and the best service. When they thank you, you'll feel great, and they'll come back. Questions: 1. Who sent this message? A. A customer. B. Amanda Carter. C. A worker. D. A manager. 2. What kind of food does the restaurant serve? A. Slow food. B. Fast food. C. Western food. D. Japanese food. 3. What does the word "priority" mean? A. Problem. B. Secret. C. Importance. D. Trouble. 4. What are the workers expected to do? A. Work faster. B. Be polite to all customers. C. Work longer hours. D. Complain less. 5. What could be a suitable title for this message? A. Happy Workers B. Delicious Food C. Excellent Service D. Busy Restaurant B Cultural Differences in Small Talk Cultural differences exist not only in our actions and food but also in what we say or don't say and the questions we ask or can't ask during small talk. One uncomfortable question for Americans is about salary. We don't usually talk about it, even among family members. So, when a stranger asks, it makes us uneasy. Another question related to money is about the cost of something. In the US, we don't often ask or care about this, but in China, it's a common part of small talk. Also, when it comes to relationships, asking a Chinese girl about her boyfriend can make her uncomfortable. However, in the US, it's a usual topic in small talk. Questions: 1. Cultural differences aren't shown in ______. A. The way we work B. The food we eat C. The clothes we wear D. The language we speak 2. Which question is common in small talk in China? A. A question about salary. B. A question about cost. C. A question about hobbies. D. A question about dreams. 3. In America, it's unusual to ask "______". A. How much did it cost? B. How is your family? C. How old are you? D. How much do you make? 4. How many questions are mentioned in the passage? A. Two. B. Three. C. Four. D. Five. 5. The passage mainly talks about ______ between Chinese and Americans. A. The differences in hobbies B. The differences in small talk C. The similarities in culture D. The similarities in language C " Lion Moms" and Homework High school students in Shanghai have three-to-four hours of homework each night. One mother, seeing her son's tiredness, emailed his teachers to ask for no more than two hours of homework per night. She believed his free time could be better used for activities like swimming and painting. Such mothers are called "lion moms" and their number is increasing. They think the education system has problems and kids aren't learning what they need. This isn't just in Shanghai; in some North American cities, parents have asked schools to reduce homework on weekends and holidays. But studies show homework does affect students' grades, especially in tests like the gaokao. Until the system changes, the heavy homework burden remains. Questions: 1. How much homework do high school students in Shanghai have every night? A. Less than two hours. B. About two hours. C. Around three hours. D. More than four hours. 2. Why did the "lion mom" in Shanghai email the teachers? A. To thank them. B. To complain. C. To give advice. D. To reduce homework. 3. Which of the following is true? A. Only in Shanghai are there "lion moms". B. "Lion moms" think kids should have more homework. C. The number of "lion moms" is growing. D. Homework has no influence on students' grades. 4. What's the best title for the passage? A. "Lion Moms" in Shanghai B. Homework in North America C. Heavy Homework Burden D. "Lion Moms" Against Homework 5. What can we infer from the passage? A. The education system will change soon. B. Students are happy with the amount of homework. C. "Lion moms" will continue to fight for less homework. D. Teachers will ignore the requests of "lion moms". D Presidential Pets in the US Over the years, US presidents often have pets. Sometimes the pets are for their kids, wives, or themselves. Some presidential pets are quite interesting. For example, James Madison had a parrot, John Quincy Adams had an alligator, and Martin Van Buren loved his tigers. Andrew Johnson had no official pets but fed mice in his bedroom. Here are some other presidential pets. Amy Carter had a black Siamese cat named Misty Malarky Ying Yang. Bill Clinton had a cat and a dog to avoid upsetting either. Lyndon B. Johnson had two beagles named Him and Her. Kennedy had many pets including dogs, cats, birds, and a rabbit. George Washington had a horse called Nelson. The Obamas have Sunny and Bo. Questions: 1. In the US, most presidential pets are for ______. A. The president's friends B. The president's family C. The president's colleagues D. The president's neighbors 2. President Jimmy Carter's cat is special because of its ______. A. Color B. Size C. Name D. Personality 3. Why did Bill Clinton have both a cat and a dog? A. Because he loved both. B. Because his family wanted both. C. Because he didn't want to disappoint either. D. Because he wanted to show he was fair. 4. How many dogs do the Obamas have? A. None. B. One. C. Two. D. Three. 5. Which of the following is true? A. All presidents have had pets. B. Kennedy had only one pet. C. Andrew Johnson had a pet mouse. D. The Obamas have a cat and a dog. E Special Guitars Nowadays, many students like to play the guitar in their spare time as it makes them happy and relaxed. The guitar is one of the most popular musical instruments. Here are some special ones for you. The first special guitar is Big Foot Guitar. It is made by the well-known guitar maker George Marlin. It has a strange shape like a big foot. Due to this unique shape, most guitar collectors are eager to have it. The second one is Touchscreen Guitar. This guitar has no strings and is equipped with a touch screen. It is rather challenging to play, and if you are not cautious, you might play it wrongly. The third one is Transparent Guitar. This cool guitar is created by Fender Glass. His inspiration comes from his family name: GLASS. Currently, it is favored by young players. Special Guitars Big Foot Guitar · It is made by George Marlin. · It looks like a big foot. · It is popular with 1._____guitar collectors. 2._______ Guitars · It has no strings. · It has a touch screen. · It is difficult to play it and 3._______ to play it wrong. Transparent Guitar · Its 4.________is Fender Glass. · The idea comes from the maker's family name. · It is popular among young 5.______. 答案： Test 13 A 1. B 2. A 3. B 4. B 5. C B 1. A 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. C C 1. B 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. B D 1. B 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. D E 1. E 2. G 3. A 4. F 5. C Test 14 A 1. B 2. C 3. D 4. D B 1. A 2. C 3. D 4. C 5. A C 1. B 2. D 3. A 4. D 5. C D 1. B 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. D E 1. C 2. but 3. On 4. 7 5. 那里的人们被这件事感动了，这感动了更多的人。然后更多的游客来到了这个地方。 Test 15 A 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. B B 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. D C 1. B 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. D D 1. A 2. C 3. D 4. B 5. A E 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. T Test 16 A 1. B 2. B 3. C 4. B 5. C B 1. C 2. B 3. D 4. B 5. B C 1. C 2. D 3. C 4. D 5. C D 1. B 2. C 3. C 4. C 5. D E 1. most 2. Touchscreen 3. easy 4. creator 5. players 12 八年级水平 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$