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( )2.A.Sunny. B.Cloudy. C.Windy.
( )3.A.Inhispocket. B.Inthecar. C.Intheclassroom.
( )4.A.Forabout20years. B.Forabout12years.
C.Forabout2years.
( )5.A.Becausehisbikewasbroken.
B.Becausehehadatraficaccident.
C.Becausehebrokethetraficrules.
( )6.A.Hevisitedhisuncleinhospital.
B.HevisitedNancyinhospital.
C.HeatendedNancysbirthdayparty.
( )7.A.Andysmother.B.Andysfather. C.Andysbrother.
( )8.A.Tothepostofice. B.Totherailwaystation.
C.Tothebank.
( )9.A.Theyareclassmates. B.Theyareteacherandstudent.
C.Theyarebrotherandsister.
( )10.A.At9:00. B.Atabout8:45. C.Atabout9:15.
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( )13.Whoaretalkingintheconversation?
A.MaryandTom.B.MikeandMary. C.BetyandMike.
( )14.WhatdoestheboythinkofthebookTheAdventuresofTom
Sawyer?
A.Interesting. B.Dificult. C.Boring.
( )15.Whatistheboygoingtodoafterawhile?
A.Buysomefoodforhiscat.
B.Buysomefoodforhisdog.
C.Buysomefoodforhisfamily.
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17.Youcanbringsomeflowersorsome toadinnerparty.
18.Ariveontimeandtrytobe atthedinnertable.
19.Ifyoudontknowhowtouseaknife,youcanwatchand others.
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“Thegrasslooksgreenerontheothersideofthefence.”Thatsanold
21 inEnglish.Itmeansotherplacesoftenlookbeter,moreinteresting
thantheplacewhereyou 22 .Somepeoplewory 23 young
Chinesearebeginningtofeelthatway.TheyseeyoungChinesepayingno
atentiontoChinesecultureand, 24 ,buyingJapanesecartoonbooks,
watchingSouthKoreansoapoperasandevencelebratingWesternholidays.
Foreignbooksandsoapoperasaregood,butChinesewritersand 25
arejustasgood.Asforholidays, 26 Westernholidaysarenice,they
canneverhavethemeaningforChinesethattheSpringFestivalhas,and
theWesthasnothingtocomparewiththeMidAutumnFestival.Andlets
notforgetthepartofChinesecultureIlikebest: 27 friendliness.Not
alcountriesareas 28 asChina.Itsgoodtoenjoyotherculturesandto
29 fromthem,buttheycannotreplaceyourownculture.Itsgoodto
30 theothersideofthefence,butmakesureyoutakeagoodlong
look.Youwilfindthatthegrassisntalwaysgreenerontheothersideof
thefence.
( )21.A.word B.saying C.sentence D.rule
( )22.A.mention B.leave C.sleep D.live
( )23.A.that B.if C.why D.whether
( )24.A.however B.stil C.instead D.then
( )25.A.parents B.doctors C.actors D.teachers
( )26.A.because B.although C.so D.but
( )27.A.they B.their C.it D.its
( )28.A.warm B.warmer C.cold D.colder
( )29.A.come B.hear C.keep D.learn
( )30.A.lookup B.lookafter C.lookat D.lookthrough
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SamandhisfriendBob,both5,enteredapaintingcompetition.Bob
won!Samfeltblueandleft 31 .AssoonasSam 32 home,hetold
Papa,“Iworkedhardonmypicture.ImadeitthebestIcould.Iwantedto
win.”“Youdidworkhard,”saidPapa.“ 33 isafinepicture.Ilhang
itinmyofice.”MamagaveSamahugandsaid,“Ihopeyoucongratulated
Bob.”Samshookhishead,“Bobwastoobusygetinghisphototaken.”
Thenhewenttohisroom.Hesulked(
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anything.Sometimelater,hegotvery 34 .HewonderedwhatBobwas
doing.Herememberedthefuntheyhadwhentheypaintedtheirpictures
together.Hedecidedtodosomething, 35 hetookoutsomepaperand
hispaintingset.Hepaintedanotherpicture,one 36 ashipinit.He
knewBoblovedships.Undertheship,heprintedinbigred 37 :CO
NGRATULATIONS!Thatwasthebiggestwordheknew.That
afternoon,Sam walkedtoBobshouseandgaveBobthe 38 .
“Thanks,”saidBob.“Iloveships.Whatsthe 39 word?”
“Congratulations,”saidSam.“Wow!Thanksagain,”saidBob.“Thisis
muchbeterthangetingmyphototaken.”Andhappilytheywenttoride
bikestogether.Friendshipismuchbeterthan 40 ,isntit?
( )31.A.late B.alone C.luckily D.loudly
( )32.A.stayed B.missed C.got D.left
( )33.A.Mine B.Yours C.His D.Hers
( )34.A.hungry B.afraid C.happy D.bored
( )35.A.so B.or C.but D.although
( )36.A.under B.above C.without D.with
( )37.A.leters B.words C.sentences D.languages
( )38.A.pen B.picture C.map D.bike
( )39.A.black B.smal C.big D.white
( )40.A.losing B.winning C.riding D.painting
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IpMan(TheFinale)
Country(Language):
China(Cantonese)
Introduction:YeWenarived
at Chinatown by mistake.
Duringthefightagainstthe
Americanarmy,heshowedthe
traditionalChinesekungfuto
theworld.Canhewinatlast?
Timetable:
10:45 12:00 13:20
14:30 15:50 16:30
17:30 18:25 19:30
20:20 21:35 22:15
SheepWithoutAShepherd
Country(Language):
ChinaandIndia(Chinese)
Introduction:Afathertriedhisbestto
protecthisfamilyevenbymeansof
lyingtothepolice.Cantheylivea
happylifeagain?
Timetable:
10:30 11:30 12:30
13:30 14:30 15:30
17:30 18:35 19:30
20:05 20:35 21:30
22:05 22:35
LifeIsBeautiful
Country(Language):
Italy(Italian&English)
Introduction:Itsatruestory
duringWorldWarⅡ.Ayoung
Jewishmanmariedabeautiful
teacherandtheyhadason.
Buttheywereal putinto
prison(
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war.Inordertoprotecttheir
sonfromharm,theytriedtheir
besttoliveahappylifeby
playing games and teling
stories.Cantheysurviveinthe
end?
Timetable:16:05
StarWars(TheRiseofSkywalker)
Country(Language):
theU.S.(English)
Introduction:Anadventure(
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spaceisabouttobegin.Canyou
imaginewhatwilhappen?Itsthelast
andthemostexcitingmovieintheStar
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todiscover.
Timetable:
10:20 14:10 18:10
Ticketprice:adult:¥60child:¥20
Formoreinformation,pleaseclickhere.
( )41.Whichmovieisthefirstonethatpeoplecanenjoyafter
8:00p.m.?
A.IpMan(TheFinale).
B.SheepWithoutAShepherd.
C.LifeIsBeautiful.
D.StarWars(TheRiseofSkywalker).
( )42.Mr.Luoandhistwochildrenaregoingtothecinema,sothey
shouldpay .
A.100yuan B.80yuan C.60yuan D.20yuan
( )43.WhichofthefolowingisTRUE?
A.TheaddressofthecinemaisNo.2XinzhuRoad,Xiangshan
Lake.
B.YeWenfoughtagainsttheBritisharmyinthefinale.
C.SheepWithoutAShepherdhasthemostshowsaccordingtothe
timetable.
D.TheRiseofSkywalkeristhefirstmovieintheStar
Warsseries.
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Fightsatschoolsometimeshappen.Buthowcanyoukeepawayfroma
fight?Heressomethingyoucando.Becalm(
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feelsoangrythatyourealywanttoteachsomebodyalesson.Butbeing
angrycantsolveproblems.Neithercanafight.Instead,itmaybringyou
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moreproblems.Intheschool,everyoneinvolved(
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punished,nomaterwhostartedit.Therearenowinnersinafight.Shout
loudly.Ifyouknowsomeoneiscomingupbehindyoutoatack,turn
towardthepersonwithyourhandsupinfrontofyourbodyandloudlysay
“stop”beforewalkingaway.Loudvoicecanusualymaketheatackercalm
down.Ifthepersondoesntstop,cryforhelpbycalingoutthenameofa
teacherwhoseoficeisnearby. ▲ .Yourfriendmayaskyoutojoinin
afight.Learntosayno.Helpinghimfightisnotrealyhelpfultohim.If
yourealywanttogivehimahand,trytoaskhimtogiveitup.Also,you
cantelhim ifhegetsinvolvedinafight,hemaygethurtandbe
punished.Then,trytolearnwhyhewantsafightandhelphimfindaright
waytodealwiththeproblem.
( )44.Whichofthefolowingsentencescanbeputinthe ▲ ?
A.Facebravely B.Joininafight
C.Learntorefuse D.Talktosomeone
( )45.Thepassageiswritento .
A.helpstudentskeepawayfromfights
B.warnstudentsnottofight
C.advisestudentstohelpeachother
D.encouragestudentstoworkhard
( )46.Thepassageiswritenina/an tone(
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A.sad B.angry C.serious D.crazy
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Peoplefromothercountrieswilfindmanydiferentsurprisingthingsin
Britain.
Greek:AmanfromGreeceseesaspecialwayofdrivinginBritain.
PeopledriveontheleftintheBritishstreet,buttheBritishpeoplenever
feelsurprised.TheGreekmansaid,“IvebeeninBritainfornearlya
monthbynow.Butatfirst,Icouldntalwaysremembertodriveontheleft.
Everytime,myfriendremindedme.”
Japanese:JapanesepeoplecantunderstandwhyBritishpeoplekeep
theirshoesonathome.InJapan,peoplewalkintheroomwithoutshoes.If
avisitorkeepshisshoesonathomeinJapan,theJapanesepeoplethinkhe
isveryimpolite.
Spanish:SpanishpeoplemindthewaythatBritishpeoplegreeteach
other.Theythemselvesseemtobeafraidoftouching.Whentheymeet,
theyjustsmileornod,butneverkissorhuginSpain.ButBritishpeople
thinkkissingisaveryusualwayofgreetingwhentheymeet!
Thereisanoldsaying,“WheninRome,doastheRomansdo.”
Whenwegotoaforeigncountry,weshouldfolowthemannersof
thecountry.
( )47.TheGreekvisitor inBritain.
A.alwaysdrivesontheleft
B.usedtodriveontheleft
C.drovecorectlywithhisfriendshelp
D.neverdrivesontheright
( )48. takeoftheirshoeswhenwalkingintheroom.
A.Japanesepeople B.Greekpeople
C.Britishpeople D.Spanishpeople
( )49.Spanishpeople whentheymeet.
A.kisseachother
B.hugeachother
C.smileateachother
D.shakehandswitheachother
( )50.Fromthepassage,weknowthemannersintheworld .
A.arethesame B.areuseless
C.arenotimportant D.aresometimesdiferent
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Youdontletpeoplegetoutofbusesorelevatorsbeforeyougetin.Itisnot
goodtopushyourselfintothecrowdwhostryingtogetoutanyway.
52. Youdontcoveryourmouthwhilecoughing.AccordingtoLive
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absolutemust.54. Youthinkyourmusictasteisgreat?Perfect,go
tostudymusic,tobecomeaDJ,butpleasedontpushyourmusictasteonto
otherpeople.Youarerudetowaiters.Imagineworkingfor12hours,alwayson
yourfeet,andthendealingwiththemostrudecustomers?Yeah,dontbethat
personwhothinkswaitershavetodealwithyourbadatitude.Commonsenseis
notsocommon.55.
A.Youlistentomusicwithoutheadphones.
B.Somelitlethingscanhurtyourimage.
C.Someseriousthingsmayhurtyourimage.
D.Andtheycanflyasfastas50milesperhour.
E.Dontmindyourbehavioranddoasyoulike.
F.Juststandaside,letpeopleout,andthengetin.
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decoratingcakeswhenhermotherfirst62. herhowtodoit.Her
parentsfoundthatsheistalentedinmakingcakes.Shemadeher
63. cakeforhersistersbirthday.“Ihadneverrealydone
anythinglikeitbefore,”shesaid.“ItwaspretygoodandIactualy
realizedhowmuchIlikedcakedecorating.”Aftermakingher64.
birthdaycake,Catherinetriedmakingthesecondoneforherself.Catherine
hadthoughtaboutstarting65. ownbusinessyearsagobutshe
didntstartreceivingordersuntilsheputpicturesofhercakedesignson
Facebook.Afew66. later,somebodysawCatherinescake
designsandcaledtoorderacakefor$15.Thatwasherfirstpaidcake.It
provedtobea67. experience.Realizingthepublicsinterestin
Catherinesdesigns,herfamilydecidedtocreateabusinessforher.She
has68. about35cakessinceshestarted,includingbirthday
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developmentandachievementsinthepastfiveyearsaswelasthegreat
powerofChina.Manypeoplewrotedowntheirthoughtsontheirblogsafter
watchingit:
LiChen,anengineer,Hubei
Inthefilm,whenIwatchedagroupofpeopleintheirthirtiesinthe
frontlineofChinasscientificresearchanda25yearoldpartymember
helpingTibetanvilagerseradicatepoverty(
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strengthmainlydependsonitsyoungpeople.Ourjobsmaybeordinarybut
theymakeadiference.
PanJianing,amanager,Liaoning
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LuDanqing,arailwayworker,Henan
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litledisappointedbecausetheworkingenvironmentwasnotascomfortable
asIhadexpected.ButAmazingChinahaschangedmymind.Icaledmy
classmatesafterwatchingthefilmtotelthemthatourhighspeedrailway
(featuredinthedocumentary)isleadingtheworld.Iamproudofthe
amazingChineserailway.
71.WhatdoesthefilmAmazingChinarecord?
Itrecords aswelasthegreatpower
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72.InLiChensopinion,whatdoesacountrysstrengthmainlydependon?
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73.Whyshouldwenurturetheconfidence?
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74.HowdoesLuDanqingfeelabouttheamazingChineserailway?
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75.Afterwatchingthefilm,wheredidthepeoplewritedowntheirthoughts?
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A:Whydidhegothere?Onbusiness?
B:No,mygrandmotherisilinhospital.Hewentbacktolookafterher.
A:78. .Isitserious?
B:Notrealy.Dontworyaboutit.Itsjustasmaloperation.
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10.Thathousewhich/thatstandsonthehilwasbuiltlastmonth.
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Ⅴ51homeworkshouldbeputinthefirstplace
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53asking/turningtoourteacher
54materialsinthebackofthebook
5530-45minutes
Ⅵ.56Wearecoming.
57Helpyourselves!
58Idlikesomechicken.
59Thankyouforyourdinner.
60Itsapleasure.
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DearMike,
Gladtoreceiveyourmessage.
IfyouareinvitedtodinnerinChina,trytobefreeatthe
dinnertable.Ifyoudontknowhowtousechopsticks,justwatch
theotherperson,andfolowthem.Ifyoustilhavenoideaabout
whattodo,dontbeshyaboutaskingthepersonsnexttoyou.Its
betertoaskthantobeuncomfortableandnervousquietly.
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1.W:Didyouusetoplayvoleybal,Aron?
M:Yes,Ilikeditbest.
Q:WhatkindofsportdidAronusetoplay?
2.W:WhatstheweatherlikeinBeijing?
M:Inwinteritsoftenwindy,andinsummeritssunny.
Q:HowstheweatherinsummerinBeijing?
3.W:Arethekeysinyourpocket,Mark?
M:No,theyarent,Ilefttheminthecar.
Q:WhereareMarkskeys?
4.W:WhendidyoucometoXianDavid?
M:Icamehereabouttwoyearsagowithmyparents.
Q:HowlonghastheboybeeninXian?
5.W:Peter,whywereyoulatethismorning?
M:Mybikewasbrokenonmywaytotheofice.
Q:WhywasPeterlatethismorning?
6.W:YoudidntshowupatNancysbirthdaypartylastnight,
didyou?
M:No,Ididnt.Iwenttovisitmyuncle.Hewasilinhospital.
Q:Whatdidtheboydolastnight?
7.W:Andy,therewasaphonecalforyoujustnow.
M:Oh,whowasit?
W:Yourbrother.
Q:Whomadethetelephonecaljustnow?
8.W:Excuseme,wheresthenearestpostofice,please?
M:Goalongthisstreetandturnleft,andthenyoulseeitonyour
right.
Q:Whereisthewomangoing?
9.W:Ilhaveadinnerpartyforournewteacherintherestaurant.
Wilyoucomethen?
M:Certainly.Ialsolikeherverymuch.
Q:Whatistherelationshipbetweenthegirlandtheboy?
10.W:Wecomeearly,Alan.Themuseumisntopen.
M:Yes,itopensatnineoclock.Wel,wehavetowaitforabout
15minutes.
Q:Whattimedidtheyariveatthemuseum?
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W:Seat14Aisrighthere.Youmaytakeyourseat.Iwilputyour
bagabove.
M:Thankyou,Miss.Thesupperwilbeservedontheplane,
wontit?
W:Yes,sir.Ilbringyouamenushortlyafterwetakeof.
M:Thatwouldbenice.Bytheway,howlongwilthisflightlast?
W:Itwillastforthreehours.Nowitssixoclock.Welarivein
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M:Great!WewilariveinChicagointhreehoursandinonemore
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W:Hi,Mike!
M:Hi,Mary.IcameheretoreturnyourbookTheAdventuresofTom
Sawyer.
W:Whatdoyouthinkofthisnovel?
M:Itisveryinteresting.AndtheEnglishiseasytounderstand.
W:Wel,soitis.
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W:Itdoesntmater.Beterstayhereforanothertenminutes.
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Ladiesandgentlemen,
WelcometotheChineseculturetour.Nowalowmeto
introduce one of the Chinese traditional festivals, the
SpringFestival.
TheSpringFestivalfalsinJanuaryorFebruary.Itis
ChineseNewYearandalsothebiggestdayoftheyear.Sopeople
comebackhomefromdiferentplacesandgettogetherforabig
dinner.Manypeoplestayuplatetowelcomethenewyear,
hopingtheywilhaveabrightnewstart.
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oftengethongbaofromtheirolders.Doyouthinkitinteresting?
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Ladiesandgentlemen:
WelcometotheChineseculturetour.Nowalowmeto
introduceoneoftheChinesetraditionalfestivals,theMidAutumn
Festival.
TheMidAutumnFestivalusualyfalsinSeptemberor
Octoberwhenthemoonappearsthebiggestandbrightestinthe
year.
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theirfamilymembersandenjoymooncakesaswelasthebeautiful
moon.Peoplebelievethattheroundmooncakesandafulmoon
aresymbolsofbeingtogether.Whenseeingthem,peoplewil
misstheirfamilymembersfaraway.Atthesametime,theywil
expresswishesandhopestothem.Doesitsoundinteresting?
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