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Facilities(设施)：bathroom,TV,Wi-Fi and fridge in each room Price:$260 for a room a day $350 for a room a day during the holidays Address:27 Devonshire Terrace Paddington,London W23 DP England Tel:011442074792266 Email:pgpcLondon@gmail.com (D )1.What can't you do at Park Grand Paddington Court? A.Swim in the big swimming pool. B.Enjoy a delicious breakfast. C.Walk in the beautiful garden. D.Exercise in a big and clean gym. B )2.If Jack wants to go to Park Grand Paddington Court,how much does he need to pay on New Year's Day? A.$260. B.$350. C.$520. D.$610. A)3.How can we get information about Park Grand Paddington Court according to the passage? ①By calling. ②By sending an email. ③By writing a letter.. 4By visiting the website. A.①②③ B.①③④ C.①②④ D.②③④ B Almost all animals need to sleep to stay healthy.But sleeping can be dangerous because other animals may hunt()sleeping animals.To help them stay safe,animals have many different ways of sleeping. Some of these ways may surprise you! Some seabirds can sleep while they fly.These large birds spend most of their lives over the ocean.They are in danger on the water,but they are safe in the air.They glide (滑行)for many hours without moving their wings(翅膀)up and down.Sometimes they sleep while they glide. A dolphin sleeps with just half its brain at a time.It must stay awake to breathe and to watch for danger.Dolphins can swim without sleep for two months to stay safe.Ducks sleep with just half their brains,too.These ducks often sleep in a line.The ducks at both ends help keep the group safe.They keep one eye open to watch for danger.The ducks in the middle sleep with both eyes closed. Seals breathe air,but that doesn't stop them from sleeping underwater.They hold their breath and dive()deep to sleep for up to twenty minutes at a time.Some fish make their own sleeping bags.They make a big bubble()and sleep inside it.It also keeps other animals from smelling them.If an animal hits the bubble,the fish swims away quickly. B )4.Why do animals have different ways of sleeping? A.To hunt other animals. B.To make themselves safe. C.To surprise other animals. D.To keep themselves healthy. A)5.How do seabirds sleep? A.By gliding in the air. B.By resting in the sea. C.By flying up and down. D.By staying in the bubbles. D)6.Which animals have the same way of sleeping? A.Fish and seabirds. B.Seals and seabirds. C.Dolphins and seals. D.Dolphins and ducks. A)7.What will happen if an animal hits the bubbles of fish? A.The fish will run away. B.The fish will stay outside. C.The fish will make sleeping bags. D.The fish will smell other animals. C Chen Simo was born in Taiwan and grew up in Wuhan.Seeing both places as her home,she has joined many activities that help with Cross-Strait communication(海峡两岸 )She also tries her best to promote Chinese culture. From July 10 to 18,she took part in a summer camp.Eighteen college students went from Taiwan to Xinjiang for a trip.Chen was surprised by the colorful culture there. "I believe that teenagers play an important role in connecting people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait,said Chen. Chen studies at Shanghai International Studies University.She learns to tell Chinese stories to the world.She used Spanish to explore traditional Chinese festivals in a course. She also made a video introducing the Qixi Festival in Spanish."It made me know how challenging it is to explain cultural things to people from other countries,"Chen said. In April,Chen had the chance to host()the Chinese Bridge competition in Madrid, Spain.She saw the growing popularity()of Chinese culture among Spanish people “There was a5-year-old Spanish kid who could say a Chinese tongue twister(绕口令) really well,"Chen said.She hopes to introduce Chinese culture to young people from around the world. (C)8.How did Chen feel about the culture in Xinjiang during her trip? A.Bored. B.Excited. C.Surprised. D.Disappointed. (D)9.What did Chen learn to do at Shanghai International Studies University? A.To host international competitions. B.To study Spanish language and cultures. C.To make videos introducing Spanish festivals. D.To use Spanish to tell Chinese stories to the world. (C)10.How does Chen show the growing popularity of Chinese culture in Spain? A.By asking questions. B.By listing numbers. C.By giving examples. D.By comparing(比较)facts. B)11.What's the passage mainly about? A.Introducing Chinese culture. B.A teenager who promotes Chinese culture. C.How to develop Cross-Strait communication. D.Chinese culture is more and more popular in Spain. D Many schools in China have snack shops().Students can go there to enjoy a snack and a chat.However,they will soon become a thing of the past. The government(政府)has banned(禁止)snack shops in all kindergartens(幼儿园)， primary,middle and high schools across the country. This caused a lot of discussions.Many students are sad about the ban."Without snack shops,school will be less interesting,"a student from a high school said."We won't be able to have different kinds of drinks or desserts ()"However,many parents showed support()for the rule."Some of the snacks at these shops are cheap and of low quality().Many of them have lots of salt and sugar,which are bad for students' health,"a parent told The Global Times."Students rush to shops to buy snacks as soon as class is over,which affects the teaching order." The rule also asks schools to keep an eye on students'meals.Principals()must keep record of each meal and solve any food problems as soon as possible.Parents can also eat with students and give suggestions to the school on food safety. A For example,many parents in Australia volunteer in schools,according to China National Radio.These parents,at least,do their best to make sure that their children can have healthy food.In Japan,primary and junior high school students eat lunch in their classrooms,where they learn about diet and nutrition (and Japan's food culture,reported City Lab.They also take turns serving meals to each other,cleaning up, and recycling(回收利用).This helps children have“a sense of gratitude(感恩)”，wrote Nobuko Tanaka and Miki Miyoshi,Japanese school lunch experts.