mean tour nature fog sudden

【1】______, all the lights went out and all the workers had to wait in the darkness.

【2】When visitors come to Shennongjia, they will enjoy its _______ beauty.

【3】Can you guess the _______ of the word from this article?

【4】—Whose bags are there under the tree?

—Maybe they are those _______.

【5】It is reported that tomorrow will be much _______.

early, something, however, similar, happy, show, how, different, scientist, watch, serve, of

When you are busy with schoolwork, do you envy ( 羨慕) babies? They needn't care about anyone or【1】 .They just do whatever they want. But a new study says this may not be true.

Two-year-old babies care about 【2】 others see them. They even change (改變) their acts when others are around them, according to 【3】 from Emory University in the US.

Scientists did test on 144 babies between the ages of 14 to 24 months. They 【4】 the babies a robot with two buttons( 按鈕) on it. When the babies touched the buttons, the scientists would act 【5】 . When the babies touched the first button, the scientists would act happily. But when the babies touched the second button, the scientists would be 【6】 .

They found that when there were no adults ( 成 年 人 ) around, children would touch the second button more often. But when there were adult 【7】 , they would touch the first button more often.

Adults will show the same kind of act. People always act better when others are watching.【8】 ,when no one is watching, they act worse.

Studies in the past found that children started to care about what others thought【9】 them around the age of 4. But this new study shows that the age is much 【10】, maybe at the age of 1or 2.

【1】My uncle has worked as a policeman since he left school. (對劃線部分提問)

_______ _______ has your uncle worked as a policeman?

【2】My car didn’t work when I was driving to the airport. (保持句義基本不變)

My car _______ _______ on my way to the airport.

【3】The accident happened because it rained heavily. (改成簡單句)

The accident happened _______ _______ the heavy rain.

【4】The large elephant weighs 8 tons. (保持句義基本不變)

The _______ of the large elephant _______ 8 tons.

【5】The big fire in Australia has caused the deaths of thousands of Koalas. (保持句義基本不變)

The big fire in Australia has _______ _______ the deaths of thousands of Koalas.

【題目】根據(jù)短文理解，選擇正確答案。 According to a recent newspaper article, girls do better than boys at every level of education. So it is hardly surprising that boys are now far more likely（可能的） than girls to go to universities.
"Eclipsed" (黯然失色)
Mary Curnock Cook, a leader of the University, is so worried about the future of boys that she wants to see a national effort to solve the problem. If this difference goes on growing, girls born this year will be 75% more likely to go to university than boys.
So what is at the root of this gap（差距）? Are there changes in the nature of universities which have led to the dominance of girls on campus? Are girls simply better at schoolwork these days, and boys less interested?
By the time teenagers get to their high school, the number of girls is bigger. So before they sit a single exam, there are probably more girls than boys who are likely to go to university.
"Waste of time?"
The average grade for a girl is C+ compared to C for a boy at A-level examinations. But the differences between boys and girls start much earlier on.
According to a University of Bristol study, boys are nearly twice as likely as girls to have fallen behind by the time they start school. Primary schools often have more female teachers, and mothers helping out.
According to the study, girls and boys often have different attitudes towards schoolwork. The report says: "Boys are more likely than girls to regard school as a waste of time." What's more, boys tend（傾向） to spend over one hour less per week on homework than girls. They are more likely to play computer games and less likely to read outside of school.
"There are a lot of boys thinking they can get away with the least work and wanting to spend their time doing other 'more interesting things'," says Roger Leighton, the former head teacher of Sydney Russell School. "Girls, on the other hand, tend to understand the need to work hard earlier on --- they take a longer view."
（1）Mary Curnock Cook wants to __________.
A.find out the cause for the difference
B.find out the number of girls on campus
C.see boys work harder than they used to
D.see people work together on the problem
（2）The underlined word "dominance" in Paragraph 4 probably refer to "_________".
A.achievement in schoolwork
B.position of advantage
C.progress in subjects
D.control of attention
（3）What can we learn from the passage?
A.Boy do better at some levels of education.
B.There are changes in the nature of universities.
C.Girls spend more time on schoolwork than boys.
D.Boys and girls perform similarly in primary school.
（4）Which of the following is probably the best title for the passage?
A.Which is more attractive to students?
B.What do girls understand better than boys?
C.Why do more girls than boys go to university?
D.Who is more likely to do a better job in universities?

【題目】— Will we have dinner at the Hope Restaurant?
— Maybe. We'll go there if the show ______ before 6. But I don't know if there ______ any free tables then.
A.will end； were
B.will end； will be
C.ends； were
D.ends； will be

【題目】書面表達。朋友是人生中的一大財富，請你根據(jù)以下的寫作要點寫一篇短文，介紹你最好的朋友Sally，同時分享一下你們維護彼此間友誼的心得。詞數(shù)80個左右，短文的開頭已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)內(nèi)。
寫作要點：Sally：
1).外貌：一雙大眼睛，長長的頭發(fā)，和我一樣高。
2).性格： 待人友好，臉上經(jīng)常帶著微笑。
3).興趣愛好：喜歡唱歌跳舞（和我一樣）
維護友誼的心得：1).每天一起騎自行車上學(xué)，周末一起到圖書館看書。
2).下課后經(jīng)常一起聊天，分享快樂和煩惱。 3).彼此誠實。
Sally is my best friends. We met at a party 10 years ago.

—________. I think they should go back to the forests.

A.I’m sorry to hear thatB.It doesn’t matter

C.Not at allD.Don’t worry

After a long week, Sunday is the perfect day to sit down with family, relax and enjoy a special dinner: Sunday roast(周日大餐). 【1】

British people have eaten Sunday roasts for centuries. In the old days, people had to go church on Sundays. After that, people would be hungry. 【2】

So what are these tasty dishes? Every Sunday dinner has roast meat, usually chicken or beef , roast potatoes, vegetables and Yorkshire pudding.【3】

What if you don't have time to make the traditional dinner? Don't worry. In Britain, there are special restaurants, called carveries. 【4】 The name "carvery" comes from the act of cutting the meat into slices, before putting them on a plate.

【5】 Parents and children will sit down and tell each other about their week at work or school.

With many traditions fading(逐漸消失), traditional Sunday dinners are as strong as ever. And I have a feeling that this traditional dinner will be on British tables all the time.

A. This is a tradition for many British people on Sundays.

B. This is a tradition for few British people on Sundays.

C. This is a pudding made with eggs, milk and flour.

D. Besides the tasty food, this meal is also a great time for family.

E. So family would get together to eat a big meal.

F. There you can have a Sunday roast.

A.as quick as possibleB.as quick as can

C.as quickly as canD.as quickly as possible