A young man couldn’t sleep well every night. He was very worried. One day he went to see the doctor. The doctor looked him over carefully. But nothing wrong with him. (1)The doctor told him to count from 1 to 10 again and again. “Keep doing it until you(2) __________（入睡）,” the doctor said.

After a few days, the young man came to the doctor again. But to his surprise, the doctor found the young man was even worse than before! “Didn’t you count as I told you?” the doctor asked. “Yes, I did,” the young man answered. “But every time when I reached eight, I couldn’t help jumping from bed.”

“But why?” the doctor wanted to know. The young man said, “I am a boxer(拳擊運動員).”     

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66將（1）處的句子譯成漢語__________________

67在（2）處填上詞組_________  _________

68Why did the young man have to go to see a doctor ?

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69Was there anything wrong with the young man?

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70．What is the young man?

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　　　 Robots are smart. They can help people do some difficult jobs. Some robots do everyday jobs. People use them in many ways. They are different from people and they never get tired and don’t need sleep. And they can do dangerous and dirty jobs. They also do the job nicely again and again.

　　　 People use robots in space, too. It is much cheaper to send an unmanned spacecraft into space than to send a manned one. In space, robots can take photos of things in space, do experiments (實驗), send the information back to the earth.

　　　 Robots are also useful in hospital. Now with the improvement of science, doctors only need to make a small hole when they operate on a sick person. A tiny robot can be put into the person’s body. Then doctors can watch what it is doing on a computer. The robot deep inside the body listens to the instructions and do as the doctors says.

61.Which of the following CAN’T a robot do in a space ?

　　　 A. Take photos of the things in space　　 B. Do experiments

　　　 C. Send the information back to the earth　 D. Talk with the workers

62. How can the doctors know what the robot is doing in the sick person’s body?

　　　 A. By talking to the robot　　 　 B. By listening to the robot

　　　 C. By watching a computer　　 D. By listening to the radio

63. Which of the following is true according to the passage?

　　 A. Robots are very useful in our life　　　 B. Robots can’t do the job well again and again

　　 C. Robots can’t work in dangerous places　 D. Robots are not very useful in hospital

64.What does the underlined word “tiny” mean ?

　　　 A. quite big　 B. quite small　　 C. quite long　 D. quite heavy

65. What is the main idea of the passage ?

　　 A. People are not as smart as robots　

　　 B. Robots can do many things like people

　　 C. We can only use robots to do everyday jobs

　　 D. Robots can help people in many different ways

     If you live in the United States,  the law(法律) says you can't have a fulltime job until you are 16 years old.  At 14 or 15,  you can work part-time after school or on weekends, and during summer you can work 40 hours each week.  Does all that mean that if you are younger than 14, you can't earn (賺) your own money? Of course not! Kids who are between the ages of 10 and 13 can earn money by doing lots of things.

     Valerie, 11,  told us that she made money by cleaning up other people's yards.  Lena, 13, makes money by knitting (織) dog sweaters and selling them to her neighbors, and Reisa said she had started taking art classes and showing her work to people.  People have asked her to draw pictures for them and they pay her for them.  Jasmine, 13, writes articles for different magazines!

 (    )56.Kids can have full-time jobs at the age of          in the USA.

A.  17           B.  14            C.  13           D.  10

(    )57.If you are 15 years old, you can't work_______

A.  after school  B. on weekends  C.  during summer  D.  on weekdays

(    )58.Reisa makes money by_________

A.  cleaning ,up other people's yards B.  drawing pictures for others

C.  writing articles for different magazines

D. knitting dog sweaters and selling them to her neighbors

(    )59.According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?

A.  You are learning how to succeed by working in your teens.

B.  Kids are encouraged（被鼓勵） to live independently（獨立地） in the USA.

C.  Earning one's money is better than asking for money from others.

D.  Kids don't need to get along with others when making money.

(    )60.From the passage we know that_________

A.  parents won't let their children earn their own money

B.  it's hard for kids under 14 years old to earn money in the USA

C. kids can learn skills if they try to earn money on their own

D.  if kids try to earn money, they won't have enough time to study

 (  )51. What is the best advice for Eric?

A. Try to relax.                  B. You could buy him a gift.

C. You could write him a letter.  D. Tell him to ask questions after class.

 (  )52. What’s the matter with Mary?

A. She can’t go to her friend’s birthday party.

B. She has no money to buy a gift.      C. She did badly in an exam.

D. She can’t hear the teacher clearly in class.

(  )53. ____ is under too much pressure and should learn to relax.

A. Eric       B. Mary       C. May        D. Betty

(  )54. Which of the following is TRUE?

A. Eric and Mary are the same age.

B. Betty lives in England.

C. Lana is very popular.

D. Betty is angry with John because he never returns her books.

   Wilma Rudolph was a great American athlete. She was from a 41     family. There were 22 children in her family. When Wilma Rudolph was four, she got a very serious 42   . From then on, she couldn’t walk any more. Wilma’s mother was 43    about that. She decided to do everything she could to help Wilma to 44    again. She took Wilma to a hospital to get therapy (治療) every week, 45    it didn’t help much. Then the doctors told her that she also needed to massage (按摩) her daughter’s legs every day. She 46     the doctors’advice. She also taught Wilma’s brothers and sisters how to do it, and47   also massaged Wilma’s legs every day. With the help of her 48   , Wilma Rudolph got better and better. When she was 8, she could walk with a leg brace (腿支架). After that, she played basketball every day. Three years later, she could play basketball 49    the leg brace. Wilma Rudolph started to run in high school. In the 1960 Olympic Games, she became the champion and 50   three gold medals. Her unusual experience encouraged many people.

( )41. A. small        B. good     C. large            D. Bad

( )42. A. test          B. problem        C. project         D. illness

( )43. A. sad          B. angry    C. tired           D. excited

( )44. A. run          B. walk     C. play            D. speak

( )45. A. but           B. so                C. and             D. or

( )46. A. asked              B. forgot   C. followed      D. found

( )47. A. he           B. they      C. she       D. you

( )48. A. classmates      B. teachers       C. friends         D. family

( )49. A. with         B. by               C. without        D. On

( )50. A. lost          B. won            C. made          D. hoped

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— Do you mind my parking here? The parking lot is full.

— ______. Look at the sign! It says, “No Parking!”

　 A. You’d better not　　　　　　　　　 B. No, I don’t mind

　 C. It doesn’t matter　　　　　　　　　 D. Yes, go ahead

——Which day can I come, Saturday or Sunday?

—— 　　 is OK. I’ll be free this weekend.

　　　 A. Every　　　　 B. Either　　　 C. Both　　　 D. all

——　　　 did you ride bicycle yesterday?　　　

——For two hours.

　 　　A. How long　　　　 B. How often　　　 C. How much　　　 D. How far

 I don’t know if it ____ tomorrow, if it ___ tomorrow, I won’t go to the beach .

A. rain, will rain  B. is raining, rains  C. rains, will rain    D. will rain, rains

 You are _________ to return the book to the library in two weeks.

A. supposed        B. wanted          C. shouted        D. thought