—Tommy is new in Jinan. How long has he_______? —For around two weeks.

A.moved to our city B.become a foreign teacher

C.been away from America D.left his hometown

—Do you know ?

—We can try to produce less waste, reuse or recycle things.

A.why can we live a green life B.how can we live a green life

C.why we can live a green life D.how we can live a green life

These days when someone says a computer has a bug in it, usually they mean that there's a problem with one of its programs. Maybe your computer has crashed(死機) _______you were in the middle of a game. But back in the early days of computers, a woman named Grace Hopper was part of the team that _______the very first computer bug.

Hopper was a mathematician. She worked for the navy to help program the new Mark II computer. The Mark II's job was to quickly_______ the math problems that ships and airplanes used to find their way. The Mark II worked by reading_______ from a long strip(長條)of paper with holes punched in it. The computer _______the patterns of holes into the math problems it was supposed to solve.

One afternoon in 1947 Hopper and her team were running a program. But the computer wasn't giving them the_______results. What could be wrong? They finally _______ up taking the Mark II apart, looking for problems. What did they find?

It was a dead moth (飛蛾)!The moth was blocking some of the_______on the paper strip —no wonder the computer didn't know what to do. Hopper knew that the word "bug" had been used before when there were _______with machines. But this was the________time a computer had ever had one. And it was funny that it was a________bug.

Hopper's team ________a logbook(航海日志)of everything they did. They taped(粘貼)the moth________the page for that day. The logbook, moth and all, is now in the Smithsonian Museum of

American History in Washington, D. C. Grace Hopper worked with________ her whole life and went on to become a rear admiral(海軍少將) in the U.S. Navy. She was the first person to write a word —based computer language. This makes it________for people to tell computers what to do. Many people called her "Amazing Grace".

1.A.if B.when C.because D.since

2.A.created B.required C.suggested D.discovered

3.A.make B.find C.solve D.keep

4.A.instructions B.attention C.directions D.backgrounds

5.A.helped B.translated C.locked D.examined

6.A.wrong B.popular C.interesting D.correct

7.A.ended B.cut C.gave D.looked

8.A.stamps B.holes C.dialogues D.words

9.A.conversations B.connections C.problems D.plans

10.A.first B.second C.next D.last

11.A.secret B.real C.active D.living

12.A.kept B.noted C.requested D.lost

13.A.in B.with C.on D.at

14.A.computers B.bugs C.mistakes D.languages

15.A.more difficult B.slower C.more special D.easier

補全對話 閱讀對話,從每題 A,BCD 四頂中,選出一個最佳答案完成對話。

Mary: Hi, Bill. What are they on your desk?

Bill: _______

Mary: CDs? _______

Bill: They belong to Bob.

Mary: Bob likes the rock music. Because he thinks it can make him excited.

Bill: Yes._______

Mary: I like smooth music. I think I can relax myself when listening. _______

Bill: Well, it depends. When I am happy, I like to listen to smooth music.

Mary: Really? How do you feel now?

Bill: I am happy. _______

Mary: Great!

1.

A.It is not mine. B.They are CDs.

C.He is my brother. D.She is eating chocolate.

2.

A.Whose CDs are they? B.I don't like them.

C.We can use them to enjoy. D.I like rock music.

3.

A.I will buy some. B.Let's listen to them.

C.What about you? D.Do you feel good?

4.

A.Do you like smooth music? B.I can play piano well.

C.Where are my books? D.I can't find my CDs.

5.

A.Let's listen together. B.It can't be mine.

C.That's too bad! D.We are best friends.

A young man went to see a wise man, saying that after graduation, he set goals for himself, but years later he still achieved nothing. The wise man was reading in the small house by the river, when the young man found him. With a smile, the wise man heard the young man 's words, and said to him, "Come to help me boil a pot of water first!" The young man saw a big pitcher 水罐) standing in the corner, next to a small fire stove(爐子),but he found no firewood in the stove, so he went out for it.

He came back with some dead wood, filled up the pot with water and put on the stove. He put some firewood in the stove and burned up, but because the pot was too large, when the wood burned out, the water did not boil. Then he ran off to get firewood. When he went back, the water had nearly turned cold. This time he became smart, so he was not eager (急切的)to light the fire, but went out to look for some firewood again. Because the firewood was well prepared, the water boiled pretty soon.

The wise man suddenly asked him, "If there is not enough firewood, how should you boil the water?" The young man thought for a moment and shook his head. The wise man said, "If so, pour out some water of the pot!" The young man nodded thoughtfully. The wise man continued, "You had so many things you want at first and set too many goals, just as the large pot was filled with too much water but you didn't have enough firewood, so you couldn't boil water, and if you wanted to make the water boil ,you’d better empty some of the water. The young man saw his light suddenly. When he went hack he removed many listed goals from his plan, leaving only a few recent ones, while with the snare time he studied all kinds of hobbies. A few years later, his goals came true.

1.The young went to see the wise man because he_______

A.graduated B.set goals C.achieved nothing D.heard about him

2.The wise man asked the young man to________

A.find firewood B.boil water C.light the fire stove D.fill the pot

3.The water didn't boil because________

A.the young man was not wise B.there was not enough firewood

C.it turned cold soon D.the stove didn't work well

4.The wise man advised the young man to boil the water by_______

A.going to find more firewood B.asking for another person's help

C.filling the pot with more water D.emptying some of the water

5.What did the young man finally realize?

A.He should take up some hobbies. B.He shouldn't set many goals.

C.The wise man was a good teacher. D.No one can succeed easily.

When you see flowers for sale, do you ever think of how they got from where they were grown? In most cases, they were grown in another country and imported to a big market in the Netherlands (荷蘭),which sells 80 percent of the flowers and plants in the world. After they are traded there, they are exported again by plane all over the world. Eventually, they come to your town or city.

Since the 1500s Netherlands has been famous for growing and selling plants. In 1592,the first tulip (郁金香)bulb was imported to Netherlands from Turkey and tulips quickly caught on. As a matter of fact, some people struck it rich with tulips. Just one tulip bulb was worth as much as a house in Amsterdam!

These days, the nation is still famous for its tulips and many other kinds of flowers as well. Many kinds of flowers are grown in greenhouses that are heated and lit so it's summer all year inside. In addition, millions of flowers arrive by plane every day at Amsterdam Airport. The center of the flower industry is the Aalsmeer Flower Auction located near the airport, about 16 kilometers from downtown Amsterdam. Every year, three billion flowers and 400 million plants are traded here. They come from 8,000 growers in places like Kenya, Ecuador and Indonesia. In an auction, buyers try to get the best flowers for the lowest prices so they can make a profit. At Aalsmeer, the prices start high and decrease. You have to watch out because it happens very quickly. The first person to press a button gets the plants at that price. As a rule, it only takes seconds to sell bunches of flowers, especially those in high demand. six hundred groups are sold each hour, so you have to decide what price you will payin a hurry. As soon as beautiful roses catch your eye, you must act. The next time you admire a bunch of roses, think about the adventure that the flowers have had. Where they came from may remain a mystery, but they almost certainly had a brief stop at Aalsmeer.

1.What do we know about Netherlands from Paragraph 1?

A.It has many famous flower markets. B.It sends flowers to your city by train.

C.It sells 80% of the flowers and plants in the world. D.It is a small country in Europe.

2.Which of the following is NOT true about tulips?

A.Netherlands is famous for its tulips and many other flowers.

B.Tulips were traded to Netherlands from Turkey in the 1500s.

C.A tulip bulb is as expensive as a house in Amsterdam these days.

D.Tulips made some people own quite a lot of wealth easily.

3.Which fact about greenhouses is true?

A.People sells flowers in them. B.Flowers can grow at a good temperature.

C.They are only used in winter. D.They are only used to grow tulips.

4.What do we know from the third paragraph?

A.3 billion flowers and 400 million plants are traded in Kenya, Ecuador, and Indonesia.

B.Amsterdam Airport is about 16 kilometers from downtown Aalsmeer.

C.Buyers may miss getting the flowers they want if they can't make a quick decision.

D.The prices of the flowers in Aalsmeer are higher than those in other cities.

5.Which is the best title for this passage?

A.The History of Tulip. B.The Flower Trades in Netherlands.

C.Make money by Planting Flowers. D.Flowers make Netherlands beautiful.

One of life's great treats, for a lover of books( especially fantasy books),is to open a cover to find a map secreted inside and filled with the details of a land about to be discovered. A writer's map shows a fully imagined world. A new book, "The Writer's Map," contains dozens of the magical maps that writers have drawn or that have been made by others to explain the places they've created. " All maps are products of human imagination, "writes Lewis Jones, the book's editor." For some writers making a map is absolutely central to the skills of shaping and telling their tale."

The book includes the map from Thomas More's "Utopia", which were published in 1516 and contained the first fantasy map in a work of fiction, as far as anyone can tell. The book also has the maps that remind fantasy —filled childhoods: Middle Earth, the mystenous Narnia, the Hundred Acre Wood,etc. But there are more maps of private treasures here. too. Among these maps, the one for. "Treasure Island" is a landmark," one of the most typical literary(文學(xué)的) mans of all "Lewis Jones writes. It comes up more than once in the book's reviews, which are written by writers and mapmakers. Robert Stevenson first sketched the map in 1881 for his son, and a red X marks the place where treasure was buried.

For many writers, mapmaking is a practical work that pulls them into their own work. “ I always draw my way into stories," writes Abi Elphinstone, the author of the "Dreamsnatcher" books. “ I begin every story I write by drawing a map because it helps me know where my characters move next. Also, making maps is fun." Mapping does have problems. Frances Hardinge, a British children's book writer, explains the worlds she dreams up are"unmappable." A map helps shape a reader's idea of a fictional Place, but it may limit the readers' imagination.

1.What is a great treat for a book lover in Paragraph 1?

A.Finding a map in a book. B.Reading a book with great imagination.

C.Improving skills of telling tales. D.Being an editor of a book.

2.According to Paragraph 2, what do we know about "Utopia"?

A."Utopia"is as famous as"Middle Earth". B."Utopia"is a book by Lewis Jones.

C."Utopia"contained the oldest fantasy map. D."Utopia"is a map by Thomas More.

3.Who first drew the Treasure Island map?

A.Frances Hardinge. B.Thomas More. C.Abi Elphinstone. D.Robert Stevenson.

4.According to Paragraphs 4 and 5,which of following is NOT true about mapmaking!

A.Abi Elphinstone thinks that mapmaking is helpful and fun.

B.Some writers don't make maps because they don't have the talent.

C.Frances thinks her dream worlds can't be shown by mapmaking.

D.Making maps sometimes may not help the readers imagine.

5.In which part of a magazine would you most probably read the text?

A.Travel. B.Business. C.Culture. D.Fashion.

改寫句子 按括號中的要求完成句子,每個空格填一個單詞。

1.The house is built out of rocks.(改為否定句)

The house________ ________built out of rocks.

2.My sister plays badminton at least twice a week.(就句子畫線部分提問)

________ ________does your sister play badminton?

3."Do you have any special memories in your junior high school?" I asked Judy.(改寫句子,句意不變)

I asked Judy_________ she ________ any special memories in her junior high school.

4.To Tom's surprise, someone else got his job when his vacation ended. (改寫句子,句意不變)

Tom was surprised to find that someone else ________his ________when his vacation ended.

5.International trades can spread Chinese traditional products to the world. (改寫句子,句意不變)

Chinese traditional products can_________ ________to the world by international trades.

完成句子 根據(jù)漢語意思完成英語句子,每個空格填一個單詞。

1.堅持真理，你心里就會無所畏懼。

If you________ ________ the truth, there will be no fear in your heart.

2.在上周末的庭院銷售中，馬利先生擺出了許多舊書和玩具。

Mr. Marley ________ ________many old books and toys at his yard sale last weekend.

3.我們可以通過回收塑料瓶子來支持環(huán)保事業(yè)。

We can ________ the environmental protection by_________ plastic bottles.

4.我媽媽非常珍惜爸爸為家庭做出的努力。

My mother ________the ________that my father makes for our family.

5.她的排球隊隊友們讓她充滿勇氣，可以戰(zhàn)勝一切困難。

The volleyball teammates made her full of _________ to __________all the difficulties.

閱讀理解七選五 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后 選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。 選項中

有兩項為多余選項。

Many of you may know that Jakarta is the capital city of Indonesia.1.Last month, Indonesia said that the country would move its capital from Jakarta to Kalimantan. This is big news for Indonesia.

The word capital comes from the Latin word "caput", meaning "head". It is no doubt the "head" of a country. The central government and important institutions (機構(gòu))are put there. 2. In English -language news reports, when you read "relations between Beijing and Moscow" ,it actually means "relations between China and Russia".3. Therefore, it is important to choose a good place for one's capital. In many countries, the capital is the richest city. This is because when a city becomes an important business center, it takes on a more important place around the world.

London, for example, has been the economic(經(jīng)濟)center of Britain for nearly 2,000 years, so people naturally chose it as the capital. 4.For example, Brazil's capital used to be Rio de Janeiro, which is a coastal city. Later the capital moved to the island city of Brasilia, partly because coastal cities can be attacked( 攻擊) more easily.

In the case of Indonesia, the new capital was chosen in order to achieve development in different areas. 5. By becoming the new capital, it can expect faster economic growth.

A. But this will change soon.

B. That is how important the capital is.

C. Some countries have several capitals.

D. Kalimantan is an underdeveloped area.

E. Maybe we got the right ideas because of that.

F. Sometimes, capitals are chosen for safety reasons.

G. The leaders of a country usually work and live in the capital as well.