-It was brougbt to Korea during 6th and 7th century.

A. a B. an C. the D./

【1】keep in touch with, wechat（微信） _________________________________

【2】take place ________________________________________________________

【3】use, electricity______________________________________________________

【4】in danger of ______________________________________________________

【5】ought to, instead of _________________________________________________

A、but B、or C、and

A. go to school B. go to the bed C. to go to school D. go home

A. Because,so B. So,because C. Because,/ D. So,/

What is bully?

Bullying (欺負(fù)) is when someone makes you feel bad or hurts you again and again. Bullying can happen at school and out of school. It includes:

◎ calling people unkind names

◎ laughing at people

◎ taking someone’s things without permission (允許)

◎ not letting someone play in a group

◎ hitting people

What is cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying happens online and includes:

◎ sending unkind messages

◎ sharing photos without permission

◎ not letting someone be part of an online group

What can you do?

If someone is unkind to you, tell an adult that you know or like. You can block a person who sends unkind message to you online. Don’t reply.

Talk to your parents or teachers or an adult you know well if you see bullying or if you are worried about a friend.

Say sorry if you’re unkind to someone. You can write a message or talk to the person. Think about how to be kind in the future.

We can all help to say no to bullying.

【1】Why is it important to stop bullying?

【2】Which type of bullying is the picture about?

【3】What can you do if you are bullied online?

【4】How many kinds of cyberbullying are mentioned in the passage?

【5】What is the title for this passage?

【題目】

Dad is an arborist- that’s like a tree doctor. He and mom love trees. That’s why they named me Sylvia. It means “tree girl” or something like that.

Dad started me climbing trees four years ago. He always tells me to untie the carabiner (攀爬鎖扣) from the end of my rope when I swing from one tree to another. “That way it can’ t get stuck on a branch (樹枝),” he says. “But, Dad, it’s faster to leave it on, I tell him. And I’m pretty good with the ropes now. Mom worries a little, but Dad says it’s as safe as walking if you follow the rules.

Today I was doing what I love best—climbing up one tree (a sugar maple), swinging over to another (a red oak) that’s close by, then coming down that second tree. It’s like flying, or dancing with the trees. But right now I don t feel great; in fact, I feel pretty stupid.

________ Fist, I used an ascender (上升器) to go up. I put my rope over a branch and around the tree, and clipped it to my harness (背帶). Next, I let out line till I was about halfway down the tree. Then I kicked off the tree and swung way out and grabbed the next tree. The swinging part is a little scary at first, but lots of fun. Then I unclipped (解開) the rope from my harness so I could pull it out of the maple and put it in the oak. That’s when I should have untied the carabiner. But I didn’t. It got caught on a branch, and I’m stuck. I wonder what to do.

Klee-eer! I hear the call and look up. a beautiful hawk (鷹) glides overhead. I sure wish I could fly right now. Klee-eer! It calls again. Maybe the hawk is wondering what I’m doing up here. It loops around and glides back over my head.

Wait a minute—a loop! That’s it! Suddenly I know what to do Thank you, hawk!

【1】The writer was stuck because ________.

A.she went out only by herself

B.she didn’t follow dads rules

C.she carelessly broke the carabiner

D.she wanted to learn from the hawk

【2】Which of the following is the best to fill in “________” in the passage?

A.Here’s how I ended the mess.

B.Here’s how I got into this mess.

C.Here’s how I dealt with my fear.

D.Here’s how I saved the situation.

【3】The underlined word “glides” in Paragraph 5 probably means “________”.

A.runs quicklyB.stops suddenlyC.walks slowlyD.moves smoothly

【4】What will most probably happen to the writer in the end?

A.She caught the hawk.B.She asked Dad for help.

C.She got to the land safely.D.She was punished by Dad.

【1】Be quiet!

【2】Don’t swim in the river!

【3】No photos!

【4】Hands up!

【5】Clean your room, please!

“It will be partly cloudy tomorrow morning, ______ clearing by early afternoon. The high tomorrow will be 85.”

As there will be no rain, the whole family feels _______. Without the weather forecast, you would not know this, and you would just have to take your chances. But now, you can plan your picnic ________ worrying whether it will rain or not.

The man you can thank for this is Cleveland Abbe. He is known as the father of the weather bureau. He was the first person to publish _______ weather forecasts in the United States.

Abbe began his daily weather bulletins (簡報) in 1869. They were based on weather ________ he drew from telegraphed reports of weather conditions. Because of their accuracy (準(zhǔn)確), the reports were

________.

Congress (國會) became _______ in Abbe’s weather reports. They made Abbe a meteorologist (someone who studies weather conditions), and he ________ issuing (發(fā)布) forecasts three times a day. He was the first official forecaster of the U.S. Weather Service. Because he often forecast probable storms, Abbe earned the nickname of “Old Probabilities.”

【1】A. produce B. spread C. check D. organize

【2】A. fireman B. postman C. fisherman D. weatherman

【3】A. so B. but C. after D. because

【4】A. happy B. worried C. stressed D. curious

【5】A. about B. without C. against D. from

【6】A. online B. polluted C. daily D. indoor

【7】A. maps B. stations C. space D. centres

【8】A. strange B. popular C. terrible D. useless

【9】A. successful B. similar C. bored D. interested

【10】A. avoided B. began C. minded D. risked

【題目】

It is the second-brightest object in our night sky after the moon. It is one of man’s greatest scientific achievements. It is the International Space Station (ISS) (國際空間站) that travels around the earth.

November 20th, 2018 marks the 20th birthday of ISS. In 1998, the first piece of the station was sent into space. Since then, 230 people from 18 countries have visited it. Five space agencies (航天局)—those of the United States, Russia, Canada, Europe and Japan—worked together to build it. Weighing about 450 tons, it has many different parts in it, including labs and solar panels. Generally, the ISS holds three to six people at one time. Astronauts living there work on different science projects. The ISS has over 1,500 such projects, according to NASA.

But the station is getting old. In 2011, Russia announced that the ISS would be stopped working in 2020 in order to prevent it from becoming dangerous “space junk”. But the US later said they would repair it to make its service life longer to 2025, International Business Times reported.

The ISS costs $3-4 billion (21-28 billion yuan) each year. Many have argued that this money could be better spent improving conditions on the Earth.

Under the pressure of the public, last February, US President Donald Trump announced plans to end support for the ISS by 2025. The US will use its money for other projects, like next-generation rockets and deep-space missions, the Washington Post reported.

What will happen to the ISS after 2025 is unknown. Former astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman told NBC News, “Other ISS partners may continue scientific studies on it. Private companies might turn it into a space hotel.”

【1】After being repaired, the ISS will serve for another ________ years according to the US.

A.5B.14C.22D.27

【2】Which of the following is TRUE about the ISS?

A.It is the brightest object in our night sky.

B.It has received 18 people from different countries.

C.It was built by five countries including an Asian one.

D.It has less than 1, 500 projects for astronauts to work on.

【3】Paragraph 4 is written to ________.

A.explain how much it is to keep the ISS running

B.explain why America made the following plans

C.show that it was not necessary to build the ISS

D.show that most people were against building the ISS

【4】We can infer from this passage that ________.

A.the United States will stop supporting space work

B.nobody knows what will happen to the ISS after 2025

C.the ISS is one of man’s greatest scientific achievements

D.there will be other possible uses of the ISS in the future