【1】The international kite festival is held in Weifang every ____________.

【2】The competitors at the festival is from_____________.

【3】There are _____________ for the best kites.

【4】Some of the kites were made of different things like ______________________.

【5】Some were painted with _________ drawings.

【1】Spring is the best time to go out and enjoy the _____________ (nature) world.

【2】In his book, Aron tells of the ______________ (important) of making good decisions.

【3】Mike is the best worker here. No one can take__________ (he) place.

【4】We must take some ___________ (active) to help the poor students in the northwest area of China.

【5】Early in the____________ (twenty) century, two famous scientists developed their personal

ideas about dreams.

【6】We’d like to get some suggestions on how to learn____________ (wise) and well.

【7】Listening to quiet music makes me feel ____________ (relax).

【8】Red Sorghum is a famous novel ____________ (write) by Mo Yan.

—Yes. Her good _________ experience helped her. She once studied in one of the best colleges in China.

A. travel B. education C. life D. teaching

A. until B. though C. because D. unless

As the name suggests, the hour-long group class, as a way to “reinvigorate (使再振作) the mind and improve moods”, does not have any exercise. Instead, clients (顧客) are guided through 15 minutes of light stretching (拉伸) to help them relax. Then, they are encouraged to cuddle (依偎) under the blankets of a comfortable bed, cover their eyes with an eye mask, and take a nap for 45 minutes. With music playing and the room set to the perfect temperature, clients can have the best possible sleep. The class is currently being offered at just one place. If popular, they will be given to more other David Lloyd Clubs.

Although the class sounds like a marketing plan, there might be some science behind it. According to a study done at the Allegheny College in Pennsylvania, participants who took a 45-minute nap in the middle of their day not only help them feel well-rested, but also deal with stress better than those who didn’t. And a different study from the University of California at Berkeley showed that a 45-minute nap in the middle of the day helps to improve learning abilities.

【1】The purpose of offering the napping class is to _________.

A. give the tired people a chance to relax

B. give the homeless people a room to take a nap

C. help the people who aren’t able to sleep fall asleep

D. let people make more friends in the napping class

【2】What does the last passage talk about?

A. Some studies about the napping class.

B. The advantages of taking a nap.

C. Something that should be noticed during a nap.

D. How long people should spend taking a nap.

【3】Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A. More than a quarter of adults in the UK sleep less than 5 hours.

B. A napping class will last for about an hour.

C. The class only offers blankets, a bed, and relaxing music to clients.

D. There will be the napping class in more David Lloyd Clubs.

【4】What’s the best title for the passage?

A. Group napping classes for tired clients.

B. Why people need to take a nap.

C. The different ideas about taking a nap.

D. The science behind taking a nap.

Opening windows can help provide fresh air. Some buildings also use fans to bring in outdoor air. Each time someone breathes, he or she breathes out CO2. When rooms are stuffy, the level of CO2 in those rooms can build up. A 2012 study showed that college students had more difficulty giving all their attention to their learning when indoor CO2 levels were high. And other research has found that primary school students in stuffier classrooms stayed homesick (想家的) more often. In a different study, researchers examined the air quality (質(zhì)量) in 100 fifth-grade classrooms. They found that in most classrooms, the air quality did not meet the standards (標(biāo)準(zhǔn)).

These same research groups now find that better air is connected with better test scores too. As part of the research, Richard Shaughnessy measured CO2 levels inside and out of 140 fifth-grade classrooms at 70 schools. The CO2 levels helped them know how much fresh air was running through each classroom. The quality of indoor air in each classroom was then compared to its students, scores on a Maths test. Overall, the average score for this test was 2,286 points. But kids in classrooms with the best air quality scored about 144 points higher than students breathing the stuffiest indoor air. The study shows that air quality and test scores are really connected, but the influence is small.

【1】The findings of the new research mainly show the importance of _______.

A. hard work B. enough sleep

C. fresh air D. healthy eating

【2】What did the author want to show by mentioning a 2012 study?

A. College students studied in stuffy classrooms.

B. High indoor CO2 levels harmed students1 health.

C. College students had difficulty in focusing in class.

D. High indoor CO2 levels harmed college students’ learning.

【3】What can we learn from the passage?

A. Opening windows and using fans can reduce the level of CO2 in the air.

B. The level of CO2 will be higher when there are more people in a stuffier room.

C. Students studying in stuffier classrooms cannot get good test scores.

D. The air quality will seriously influence students’ scores.

【4】What is the main idea of the passage?

A. Many classrooms lack fresh air.

B. Stuffy classrooms lead to problems.

C. Stuffy classrooms may lower test scores.

D. CO2 in classrooms leads to poor performance.

This made John Medcalf, the priest, really moved (感動(dòng)的). He also realized that people would love to read if given a chance. But he knew how difficult it was for Leonardo and those in his village to get books. And yet, no one can be taught to read and write without books. To make people in a poor area grow to love books, they have to be with them. So he thought the only way was to bring books to people.

But how could this be done? Mobile libraries or car libraries would be too expensive and difficult to continue in the hilly (多丘陵的) land of Peru. So what other methods could be used?

He got a new idea from the barefoot (赤腳) doctors of China. And that was how the barefoot librarians (圖書管理員) first appeared in the villages of northern Peru, almost thirty years ago.

At first, they were teachers of the village schools which these faraway libraries belonged to. But the teachers were not very interested in the job because it meant a lot of hard work. So, the elders in the village took on the job themselves.

Today, there are 600 village libraries across Peru. The barefoot librarians need to walk up to 15 hours a day with bags of books.

【1】From the first paragraph, we can know Leonardo _________.

A. had a lot of books

B. bought candles from others

C. enjoyed reading books

D. lived with the priest

【2】How do you like the priest John Medcalf?

A. Smart and kind.

B. Poor and impolite.

C. Brave and friendly.

D. Strong and cold.

【3】From the passage, we can know that _________.

A. the first church in Peru was set up by John Medcalf

B. car libraries used to be popular in Leonardo’s village

C. teachers were interested in bringing books to villagers

D. the barefoot librarians are important to village libraries

【4】What is this passage mainly about?

A. How people read in Peru.

B. How the barefoot librarians started in Peru.

C. How John Medcalf brought books to people.

D. How people collected books in Peru.

On the first day of a new term，128 students of Morton High School were _______ home for wearing the wrong clothes.The number of the students in the school is 1，200.Usually only around 20 students break the school _______ rule.So the headmaster Theresa Mayerik said it was the _______ new term she had ever seen.

At Morton High School，students' _______ clothing such as baggy(寬大的) trousers，low necked shirts and tank tops(緊身短背心) are not allowed in classrooms.Some students think they have the right to choose what to _______，but the headmaster doesn't think so.“I’d besupportiveif half the school was sent back home, because 99% will get the _______ that our school is for education，” the headmaster said.

“Freedom” does not _______ “being free without restrictions(約束)”．That is to say，there is no complete freedom in the world，________ in the US and in China.Everyone should follow the rules，or he or she will be punished.

【1】A. Or B. So C. But D. When

【2】A. break B. remember C. plan D. follow

【3】A. brought B. sent C. went D. showed

【4】A. traffic B. examination C. room D. dress

【5】A. best B. worst C. most boring D. most exciting

【6】A. new B. favorite C. old D. strange

【7】A. wear B. sell C. buy D. make

【8】A. prize B. program C. message D. advice

【9】A. need B. mean C. explain D. understand

【10】A. either B. neither C. all D. both

【1】I'm sorry to hear that Jack is ____(bad) ill.

【2】The girl can write some excellent ____(poem) at the age of fifteen.

【3】We'll never regret____(work) as volunteers in the community.

【4】I felt very terrible after____(eat) that icecream.

【5】I think winter is a beautiful season，____ (especial) when it snows.

【1】The box is too heavy for me to ____(舉起) up.

【2】I saw lots of farmers working in the____(田野)．

【3】Lily gave me a big ____(擁抱) when she saw me.

【4】The insect was so ____(極小的) that I didn't see it at first.

【5】I've never ____(后悔) the decision to work in China.