The shop was filled with colorful jewelry and other things made of glass. One of the pieces caught a jeweler’s eye. It was shining so brightly that the jeweler thought it was a precious diamond（珍貴的鉆石）. He asked the shop owner,” What’s the price of this piece?”

“20 dollars,” replied the owner.

The jeweler wanted to save some money, so he said, “I can give you only 15 dollars for it.”

The shop owner refused.

There weren’t many people around the shop, so the jeweler thought to himself, “If I come back later, the shop owner may change his mind.” After hanging about for a while, he returned to the shop, only to find the piece missing. He asked the shop owner, “Where is the piece I asked for a moment ago?”

The shop owner replied , “I sold it for 20 dollars.”

The jeweler got angry and said,” What a fool（傻瓜）you are! It was not a glass piece but a precious diamond.”

The shop owner replied, “I’m not a fool but you are! You knew that piece was precious, but you tried to buy it for 15 dollars and left.”

【1】The change of the jeweler’s feeling can be described as ______________.

A.angry→happy→regretfulB.happy→angry→regretful

C.angry→regretful→happyD.happy→regretful→angry

【2】What lesson can we learn after reading the story?

A.Action speaks louder than words.B.Try to save as much money as we can.

C.Think twice before making decisions.D.Don’t lose much by trying to save a little.

Use greetings and polite expressions: Starting the conversation with a friendly greeting is a must. If you want to get a great answer, begin by saying “hello” first. And finish with a “thank you” and “have a nice day”.

Examples: Excuse me, could you help me?/ Hello! May I ask for some help? / I need to get to the CN tower.

Build your vocabulary: You should know the basic vocabulary that can be used when getting directions. Try to remember places like High Park, Queen Street, and words like traffic lights, bank, block, etc.

Examples: It’s about two blocks away from here. /Go along the street until you reach the traffic lights.

Learn the most commonly used prepositions and adverbs: Some important prepositions to remember are between, next to, and straight ahead. And the adverbs nears, nearer, and nearest are very useful when you need to find somewhere fast.

Examples: The zoo is straight ahead. / It’s between a bank and a post office.

Try to know some important landmarks: Every city in the world has its own landmarks. You can cut down on search time if you know what the important landmarks are.

Examples: It is next to the CN Tower! Go past the Aquarium and then turn left.

【1】Who may be most interested in the reading?

A.Lisa from France, who is learning Chinese culture.

B.Mr. Green from Britain, who is teaching English.

C.Yuan Hai from China, who is taking a trip in England.

D.Miss Smith from America, who is having a meeting in New York.

【2】________ is the most important when you ask for directions.

A.Knowing where you areB.Asking the right person

C.Making yourself understoodD.Greeting the person politely

【3】Using the word “nearest” can help you ____________.

A.miss wrong placesB.find the place quickly

C.find a better placeD.learn about more places

I started to learn English ___________ listening to English songs when I was six. My dad encouraged me ___________ to The Beatles. In the beginning I ___________understand nothing of what they were singing. Then I got a book with the words of all the songs. I read ___________ book again and again. I learned most of the songs by heart. I sang them to my dad. Still, I had difficulty in ___________ the meaning of the songs. Learning English well to understand The Beatles became one of my ___________.

When I was 13 years old, I started reading science fiction books. I read them in Polish at first. The books were all translated(翻譯) from English. I hoped I could read the books in English. I felt that the books in English would be even _________. I decided to read the books in English. This decision guided me for many years.

Today, I have become good at English and I can understand many English songs and English books. English ________ me so much satisfaction and pleasure. I also find it so useful in my job.

【1】A.butB.ifC.whenD.because

【2】A.theyB.theirC.youD.your

【3】A.atB.byC.inD.on

【4】A.listenB.listenedC.listeningD.to listen

【5】A.couldn’tB.couldC.mustD.mustn’t

【6】A./B.theC.anD.a

【7】A.understandingB.understandC.describeD.describing

【8】A.secretB.secretsC.dreamD.dreams

【9】A.interestingB.interestedC.more interestingD.the most interesting

【10】A.gaveB.was givenC.has givenD.will give

What kind of experience can turn into a life﹣long memory? For some Beijing students,【1】part in the grand gathering in Tian'anmen Square on Oct 1 might be one of such experiences.

Chen Zehao, a student from Beijing Chenjinglun High School,【2】（hold）flowers and flags in his hands and shouted"Long live our motherland!","I'll never 【3】/fget/ when airplanes flew above my head and made a"70,Chen said. "My heart was full 【4】joy and pride."

Twin【5】/brz/ Ma Congyuan and Ma Conglin performed in a choir（合唱團）during the evening gala（聯(lián)歡活動）The twins practiced【6】（hard）over the summer.Sometimes,they had to stand and sing for a whole day. In【7】to have more time to practice,they canceled their family vacation.

But it was all 【8】/wθ/it when the beautiful fireworks（焰火）,the strong sound of people singing,and the bright music came together 【9】the night of Oct 1.

"Our hard work 【10】（pay） off when we started performing," Ma Conglin said."It has been a great honor to be part of such a great event!"

【1】瑪麗接到找她的電話,她可以這樣回答：_____.

【2】你迫不及待地想飛往北京,可以這么說：_____Beijing!

【3】你的朋友要去旅行,你會這樣對他說：_____.

【4】你想搭順風車去學校,可以這樣問：Excuse me,_____?

【5】Bob會游泳,你若要表示你也會,可以這樣說：_____.

Four major telecom carriers —China telecom, China mobile, China Unicom and China Broad casting Network— received the first batch（批） of four 5G commercial licenses, said the report.

As of May, Chinese companies account for more than 30% of all essential patents（專利）related to international standards for 5G, according to a China Daily report.

The next﹣generation technology is expected to be at least 10 times faster than 4G, and its huge function to connect things will enable smart factories, self﹣driving vehicles and other uses, the report said.

China s big three telecom carriers are forecast（預計 ） to spend 900 billion to 1.5 trillion yuan（﹩134 billion to ﹩23 billion ） in total on 5G network construction from 2020 to 2025, according to a report from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology.

China is set to become the world's largest 5G market by 2025, with 460 million 5G users according to a forecast by the Global System for Mobile Communications Associationan industry group.

【1】How many 5G commercial licenses have been issued in China?

A.One.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.

【2】When did the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issue commercial licenses for 5G?

A.On May 15, 2018.B.On June 6, 2018.

C.On May 15, 2019.D.On June 6, 2019.

【3】The underlined phrase "account for" in Paragraph 3 means" ".

A.ownB.explainC.buyD.require

【4】" The next﹣generation technology"in Paragraph 4 refers to .

A.3GB.4GC.5GD.6G

【5】What's the writer's purpose of writing this passage?

A.To make people interested in 5G.

B.To explain why Chinese are so proud.

C.To offer information on 5G network construction.

D.To introduce China's new development of science and technology.

But this probably won' t happen again.A draft regulation（規(guī)定草案）for TV and other mediaprograms that are aimed at （瞄準）children has been worked out by the National Radio and Television Administration. It will help children develop in a healthy way.The public is being asked for their opinions on it.

The regulation says children's programming should not feature too many ads.It says there should be less than 12 minutes of advertising per hour.

There are also items in the draft related to programming content（內容）.For instance,the promotion（宣傳）of video games is not allowed. In advertisements for children under 14,the content should not be written in a way that"asks"parents to buy certain products.

This regulation was introduced because children don't have the ability to tell right from wrong.They may blindly imitate what they see in programs.

The regulation also protects child actors and actresses.According to the draft,children under 10 cannot be hired as ad spokespeople.

Besides,the children stars should not be hyped （炒作）.Some of these children have been cyberbullied（網絡欺凌）by internet users,which has affected their healthy developmen.

【1】The first paragraph is mainly about .

A.a popular CCTV showB.the first lesson for the new school year

C.the problem of children's adD.the popularity of"The First Lesson".

【2】The draft regulation tells us .

A.TV programs can't start with adsB.there should be no ads in children's programs

C.ad for video games should be less than 12 minutesD.ad spokespeople need to be over 10 years old

【3】Who does the draft regulation try to protect?

A.TV programs.B.ChildrenC.New stars.D.Actors and actresses.

【4】What do you think of the draft regulation?

A.Tired.B.Boring.C.Helpful.D.Unfriendly.

【5】What's the best title of the text?

A.Fewer Ads for ChildrenB.A Draft Regulation for TV Programs

C.The Cyberbully of ChildrenD.The Safe TV Programs for Children

Joel loved ______books in his spare time.His favorite writer was Mark Twain,Joel's favourite_____was The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Working at a bookstore not only gave Joel a ______to read books,but also allowed him to interact（相互影響） with other fellow book worms（愛書的人）.Joel often recommended（推薦）books to _____and they would do the same for Joel. He _____the job every day.Every now and then,he would come across a classic book to read. Joel's manager allowed him one book for free once a week.However, it was difficult to______which book to take sometimes.

Joel was paid ﹩300 every two weeks.Sometimes he would make more when he worked overtime.After a couple of months,Joel had ______enough money to finally buy his first car.Buying a car was the main reason that Joel wanted to start working._______for him, both of his dreams came true.

【1】A.BecauseB.SinceC.Though

【2】A.interestedB.thankfulC.nervous

【3】A.readingB.writingC.selling

【4】A.movieB.songC.book

【5】A.chanceB.rideC.job

【6】A.customersB.teachersC.parents

【7】A.producedB.avoidedC.enjoyed

【8】A.expectB.understandC.decide

【9】A.made upB.put upC.saved up

【10】A.SadlyB.LuckilyC.Loudly

—Well,you don't need to read it because there is________ in it.

A.something newB.anything newC.nothing new

【1】我沒有告訴她，害怕她不高興。

I didn't tell her because I _________ _________ __________ upsetting her.

【2】課堂上我們必須注意聽老師講課。

We must __________ ___________ __________ listening to the teacher in class.

【3】很遺憾他上周被我們隊開除了。

It is pity that he ____________ ___________ ___________ our team last week.

【4】比起購物來她更喜歡在家看小說。

She ___________ _____________ novels at home __________ shopping.

【5】他逃離了大火，感到很幸運。

She felt lucky that she _________ ___________ __________ the big fire.