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ஹᓫ⚗ᙠAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᐭᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗஺ᜧ⚪ᐳ14⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ14ᑖ1.CanyoubelievethatSteven,suchhonestboy,didtellliejustnow?A.an;aB.the;aC.an;theD.An;/2.Iturnedtolibrariestolookforinformationaboutthebookmentioned,butfound.A.NoneB.nooneC.nothingD.Anything3.HowmuchisyourdressatWandaPlaza?Abought;costBbuying:costCbuying;worthD.bought;worth4.LotsofAPPSoniphonecanhelpyoulearnandhavefun.A.attimesB.ontimeC.atthesametimeD.atatime5.Noonecanbesureinthousandsofyears,nottosayinabillionyearsA.howwillmanlooklikeB.howmanwilllooklikeC.whatwillmanlooklikeD.whatmanwilllooklike6.—Itakemyumbrellawithme?—bettertodoso.Theweatherischangeable.A.Must;You'dB.Shall;It'sC.Need;You'dD.Would;It's7.Tmsurethatyouwillsucceedintheendyougiveuphalfway.A.assoonasB.ifC.unlessD.before8.Mysonis,andhebelieveshecandoanythingifhetrieshisbest.

1A.energeticB.organizedC.creativeD.confident9.MarieCurie,thefamousscientistremainedafterthewar.A.hard-working;wasbrokenoutB.workinghard;wasbrokenoutC.hardwork;brokeoutD.workinghard;brokeout10.Thereisonlywaterinthebottle.MoreoverIamthirsty.A.Abit;alittleB.abitof;alittleofC.abitof;alittleD.alittleof;abit11.Justlikethat?Don'tyouhaveaplanB?Youknow,doyou?A.itneverrainsbutpoursB.you'dbetternotburnthecandleatbothendsC.hewhohasneverbeentothegreatwallisnotatruemanD.itsnotwisetoputallyoureggsinonebasket12.—LetsgoandvisitGrannyZhang.Shehas.Shemustbeverylonelyatthistimeofyear.--OK,letsgo.A.eitherfriendsorrelativesB.neitherfriendsnorrelativesC.bothfriendsandrelativesD.notonlyfriendsbutalsorelatives13.—DidnztyouthinkAnnawouldtheinvitation?--.Ijustcouldn,tbelievesherefusedit.

2A.accept;No,Ididn'tB.accept;Yes,IdidC.receive;No,Ididn'tD.receive;Yes,Idid14.--Jack,I'dliketohaveyourideasaboutmywrittenreport.--.ButIhaveonesuggestion.A.That'sagoodideaB.YouaremodestC.ItlooksfinetomeD.Youshouldcheckitfirstஹ!"ᐜ$%&☢Ḅ(ᦻ*+ᐸᜧ-ᯠ/ᙠ⚪ᡠ1Ḅ⌱⚗⌱ᐭᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗2ᙠ3⚪ᓱ567⚗89஺ᜧ⚪ᐳ10⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ10ᑖOneafternoon,mysonAdamaskedme,“Areallpeoplethesameeveniftheyaredifferentincolor?"Ithoughtforaminute,andthenIsaid,"I'IIexplain,15youcanjustwaituntilwemakeaquickstopatthegrocerystoreᓬ;
.Ihavesomethinginterestingtoshowyou.”Atthegrocerystore,weboughtsomeapples-red,greenandyellowones.Backhome,ItoldAdam,"It'stimetoansweryourquestion."Iputoneappleofeach16onthetable.ThenIlookedatAdam,whohada17lookonhisface."Peoplearelikeapples.Theycomeinalldifferentcolors,shapesandsizes.Ontheoutside,someoftheapplesmaynot18lookasdeliciousastheothers."AsIwastalking,Adamwaslookingateachonecarefully.

3Then,Itookeachoftheapplesandpeeled<=)them,19thembackonthetable,but20adifferentplace."Okay,Adam,tellmewhichiswhich.z,Hesaid,"I21tell.Theyalllookthesamenow.,/"Takeabiteofeachone.Seeifthathelpsyou22whichoneiswhich."Hetookbigbites,andthenahugesmilecameacrosshisface.“Peoplearejustlikeapples!Theyarealldifferent,butonceyou23theoutside,the/reprettymuchthesameontheinside.”Hetotally(!ᐰᙢ)24it.Ididnztneedtosayordoanythingelse.()15.A.althoughB.soC.becauseD.if()16.A.sizeB.typeC.shapeD.class()17.A.worriedB.happyC.proudD.curious()18.A.stillB.evenC.onlyD.ever()19.A.puttingB.keepingC.pullingD.giving()20.A.onB.towardC.forD.in7tB.can'tC.shouldn'tD.()21.A.mustnneednzt()22.A.admitB.considerC.decideD.believe()23.A.putawayB.getdownC.handoutD.takeoff()24.A.madeB.tookC.gotD.did

4Bஹ▅%ᳮE▅%&☢Ḅ(ᦻᯠ/᪷G(ᦻᑁIᙠ⚪ᡠ1Ḅ⌱⚗⌱ᨬ⌱⚗2ᙠ3⚪ᓱ567⚗89஺ᜧ⚪ᐳ13⚪⚪2ᑖ,ᐳ26ᑖAThankyouforcallingtheNorthwestCinemas,convenientlyKLᙢlocatedonthecornersofProspect,GroveandWebsterHeightsRoadsinsidetheNorthwestMallinWebsterHeights.ThisfeatureMᱏisratedOP…RSInGanditwillbeshownThursdayatTheatrPinocchio4:10p.m.and6:00p.m.;Friday,eSaturdayandSundayat1:45p.m.,No.l3:35p.m.and5:25p.m.InThisfeatureisratedR.ItwillbeTheatrEddieMurphyshownThursdaythroughSundayateRaw2:00p.m.,4:00p.m.,6:00p.m.zNo.28:00p.m.and10:00p.m.InThisfeatureisratedPG-13andwillThreeMenTheatrbeshownThursdaythroughSundayandaBabyeatl:00p.m,3:05p.m.,5:10p.m.,

5No.37:30p.m.and9:30p.m..andNo.4ThisfeatureisratedPGandwillbeInshownThursdayat2:00p.m.,TheatrEmpireofthe5:00p.m.and8:00p.m.Friday,eSunSaturdayandSunday,showtimesNo.5are12:50p.m.,3:40p.m.,6:30p.m.and9:20p.m.ThisfeatureisratedPGandwillbeInshownThursdayat5:30p.m.,Theatr7:40p.m.and9:50p.m.Friday,OverboardeSaturdayandSunday7sshowtimesNo.6are12:30p.m.,2:40p.m.,4:50p.m.,7:00p.m.and9:00p.m.Ticketpricesare$5.50foradults,$3forchildren.Forfurtherinformation,pleasecall693-9751.Thismessagewillberepeated.25.WhichfilmhasthefewestshowsonThursday?A.EddieMurphyRaw.B.EmpireoftheSun.

6C.Overboard.D.Pinocchio.26.WhichisTRUEaboutThreeMenandaBaby?A.ThefeatureisratedPG.B.Itwillbeshownintwotheatres.C.ItwillbeshownTuesdaythroughSunday.D.Oneofitsshowtimesis9:20onSunday.27.WhatdoEmpireoftheSunandOverboardhaveincommon?A.TheirfeaturesarebothratedPG.B.Theyhavethesamenumberofshows.C.Theyzreshowninthesametheatre.D.They'rebothshownat5:00onThursday.BHaveyoueverwokenupandfeltlikeyoucouldn,tmove?Ifso,itprobablyscaredyou.Youmayhavethoughtsomethingterriblehadhappenedtoyou.Infact,manypeoplehavethisexperience.ItiscalledsleepparalysisTU.Althoughitsoundsscary,itisnormal.Sleepparalysishappenswhenapersonisfallingasleeporwakingup.Asthepersonfallsasleep,hisorherbodyslowlyrelaxes.Usuallytheperson7smindrelaxesatthesametime,butsometimesthemindstaysawakelongerthanthebody.Asaresult,thepersoncanbeconsciousᨵ

7-XḄ,oraware,buthavetroublemovingorspeaking.Sleepparalysiscanalsohappenasyouwakeup.Luckily,theconditionrarelylastsformorethanafewseconds.Movementandspeechsoonreturntonormal.Somepeoplereportunusualexperiencesduringsleepparalysis.Theymayhear,see,orfeelthingsthatdon'texistYᙠ.Atonetime,peoplethoughtthatghostsormonstersZᱥhadenteredtheroomandwereholdingthemdown,keepingthemfrommoving.Sciencehashelpedusunderstandthatsuchsituationsarejustapartofsleepparalysis.Nowweknowthatgettingtoolittlesleep,takingcertainmedicine,andchangingyoursleepschedule\]U⊤cancausesleepparalysis.Thisconditioncanbescaryifyou,butitzsjustatrickthatyourmindisplayingonyourbody.28.Basedonthepassage,whichofthefollowingwouldmostprobablyleadtosleepparalysis?A.Believinginghostsormonsters.B.Havingafixedsleepschedule.C.Watchingascarymoviebeforebedtime.D.Sleepingonlyfourhourspernight.29.WhichofthefollowingaboutsleepparalysisisTRUE?A.Itisaseriousproblem.B.Modernsciencehascuredit.

8C.Itusuallylastsforseveralminutes.D.Itcanhappentoanyone.30.Youcaninfer_`fromparagraph2thatifyourmindgoestosleepbeforeyourbody,you.A.willhavesleepparalysisB.wonzthavesleepparalysisC.willseeghostsinyoursleepD.willtalkinyoursleepCThebusinessmantraveledfarandworkedharduntil,finally,itwastimetosetoffhome,packedallthepresentshehadbought,butdecidedtogetafreshroseforhisyoungestdaughtercalledBellawhenhewasclosertohome.Onhisjourneyhome,aterriblestormcame.Luckily,thebusinessmanfoundaplacetoshelterab.Herantothedoor.Tohissurprise,itwasopenbutthehouseseemedempty.Itlookedwarmandwelcoming.Inhewent."Isthereanybodyhome?”hecalled.Buttherewasnobodytobeseenorasoundtobeheard.Tiredandwet,thebusinessmansatdownbythefire.Invisiblec"Ḅhandsgavehimwarmdrinkandgoodfood.Invisiblehandsputacushiondebehindhishead.Hecouldnztbelievehiseyes.“Imustbedreaming,z,hethought.Nextmorning,thebusinessmanwokeupandrememberedhehadtogetaroseforBella.Inthegarden,hefoundabeautifulrosebush.He

9startedtodigupasmallpartofit.Thenheheardaterribleroarᕮg,“Howdareyoutakemyrose!"Suddenly,agreathairybeasthijappeared,roaringloudly.“Pleasedon'thurtme!”beggedthebusinessman.TIIdoanything/1"Thenyoumustpromisetosendmethefirstcreaturekᱥyouseewhenyougethome.""Aha!"thoughtthebusinessman,"1willseethechickensaroundmydoorfirst."Sohegavehispromise.Sadly,thefirstcreaturehesawwasnotachicken,acatoradog.ItwasBella,whocamerunningouttogreethim.Thebusinessmanwentaspaleasmoonlight.Hetoldherthewholestory.Belladidnotthinktwice.“Apromiseisapromise,z,shesaid.Tobecontinued...
31.Whatpresentdidthefatherwanttogivehisyoungestdaughter?A.Abook.B.Acushion.C.Achicken.D.Arose.32.Whichistherightorderaccordingtothestory?জHegotsomenicedrinkandfood,thenhadagoodsleep.ঝHeboughtsomepresentsforhisdaughters.ঞHepromisedtosendthefirstcreaturehemettothebeast.টHewentintoawarmhousebecauseoftheterriblestorm.A.জটঝঞB.ঝটজঞC.ঞটজঝD.টজঞঝ33.WecantellfromthelastparagraphthatBellawould.A.planttheroseinhergardenB.keepherfather7spromiseC.beangrywithherfatherD.gotokillthebeast

10DMygrandfatherwastheonlyoneinhisfamilytocometothellnitedStates.HestillhadrelativeslivinginEurope.WhentheFirstWorldWarbrokeout,hefeltsorryaboutthefactthatifmyuncle,hisonlysonhadtogo,itwouldbecousinfightingagainstcousin.Intheearlydaysofthewar,mygrandmotheraskedhimtostoptakingtheGermannewspaperandtotakeanEnglishlanguagepaperinstead,heexplainedthatitwasanAmericannewspaper,onlyprintedinGerman.Butmygrandmotherinsisted.So,hefinallygaveuptheGermannewspaper.Onedayin1918,myuncleMiltonreceivedtheorderforarmyservice.Mygrandparentswereverysad,butmymother,hislittlesisterwasexcited.Nowshecouldtellhergirlfriendsthathersoldierlm
brotherwasgoingofftowar.Shewastenyearsoldthen.Allthelittlegirlswerecheerful.Whenthedaycameforhimtoleave,myuncleandtheothersoldiers,intheiruniformsJefttogetherfromthesametrainstation.Therewasabandno
playingandmymotherandherfriendscametoseehimoff.Themomentcameandthesoldiers,noneofwhomhadhadanytraining,gotonthetrain.Thebandplayedandthecrowdcheered.Althoughnoonenoticed,rmsuremygrandmotherhadatearpq
inhereyewhenseeingheronlyson,goingofftowar.

11Thetrainslowlyleftthestation.Itspassengerswerestillcheeringwithflagsintheirhandsandthebandwasstillplaying.Butnotaboutathousandfeetwhenitsuddenlystopped.Thebandstoppedplaying,andthecrowdstoppedcheering.Everyonewassurprisedasthetrainslowlyreturnedtothestation.Thedoorsopenedandthemenstartedtostepout.Someoneshouted,"Thewarisover."Foramoment,nobodymoved,butthepeopleheardsomeonebarkordersatthesoldiers.Themenlinedupintwolines,walkeddownthestepsandparadeddownthestreet,asreturningheroes,tobewelcomedhome.Mymothersaiditwasagreatday,butshewasjustalittlesadanddissatisfiedthatitdidntlastatinybitlonger.Thenextdaymyunclereturnedtohisjob,andmygrandfatherreturnedtoreadtheGermannewspaper,whichhereaduntilthedayhedied.34.Wecaninfer
thatthereasonwhythewriter1sgrandmothermadehisgrandfathernotreadtheGermannewspaperisthat.A.shehatedGermanyverymuchB.thenewspaperwasonlyprintedinGermanC.shewasafraidofbeingmistakenforGermansD.Englishwasamorepopularlanguageatthattime35.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

12A.Someoftheboysinmyuncle,sgroupweretrainedbeforegoingtowar.B.Mygrandmotherwenttotherailwaystationtoseemyuncleoff.C.Mymotherwassadwhenhearingmyunclewasgoingtowar.D.MygrandfatherreadGermannewspapersnolongerafterthewarended.36.Whathappenedtomyuncleaccordingtothepassage?A.Itwasalongtimebeforehereturnedtohisjob.B.Hewaswarmlyreceivedafterhecamebackfromwar.C.Thewarwasoverbeforehewassenttothefrontierr᛻.D.Hehadlookedforwardtobecomingasoldiersincehischildhood.37.Whatmightmygrandmotherfeeionthedaywhenshesenthissontowar?A.Proud.B.Shocked.C.Frightened.D.DisappointedᜫuḄ.vnᔁxy⚪ᐳ40ᑖஹz{|ᵨᜧ⚪ᐳ8⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ8ᑖA
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134.Finally,theprojectmyuncledevotedallhisenergyto(ᡂ).(B)᪷G~-ᙠ3⚪ᓱ⚪Ḅ5ᑏᑁᡠ1ᓫzḄ〉"஺5.Wearingredcanhelpyouwhenyoucan'tmake(decide).6.HowstrangeitwasthatthemoreIate,the(hunger)Iwas.7.1t'ssaidthataboutseven(twelve)ofthebuildingwaspaintedyellow.8.TmsorryI(complete)forgotthatitwasyourbirthdayyesterday.ஹzᵨᑁᡠ1zḄ〉"263ᫀᑏᙠ3⚪ᓱ⚪Ḅ5஺(ᜧ⚪ᐳ8⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ8ᑖ)1.MostofHawkin,slifewasspent(explore)themysteriesofspace.2.AfterhelearnedsomeEnglish,hewenton(teach)himselfFrench.3.Evenwhenshewasachild,shealways(think)ofbecomingaballetdancer.4.Lindazsboyfriend(order)acameraonlineashercomingbirthdaypresent,isn7the?5.--Ididn,texpectthatAlexwouldbeabsentfrommybirthdayparty.—It'ssaidthathe(visit)hisgrandparentsinthecountrysideonSundays.6.Acarcrashedintothetreesoterriblythatallthefourpassengers(kill)intheaccident.7.--Ihavealreadymadeupmymindtojoininthecomingmarathon().

14—Really?Ithoughtyou(give)upthechance.8.Theteacher*sthoughts(influence)herstudentsdeeplyinthelastfivemonths.ஹ▅%ᐜ$%&☢Ḅ(ᦻᯠ/᪷G(ᦻᑁIᙠᦻ/⊤ḄᑁᐭᨬាḄᓫz஺ᡠᓫz¡¢ᑏᙠ3⚪ᓱ⚪Ḅ5஺£¤ᓫz஺(ᜧ⚪ᐳ5⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ)Harrypotter'sworldiscomingback!Butthistimeit'snotabouttheyoungboyandhisfriends,buthistextbook.It'scalledFantasticBeastsandWheretoFindThem¥¦᜻ᱥᙠ¨h©.FansofHarryPottermustknowthistextbook.Thisyoungboyusesitinhismagicworldwhichlistsallthefantasticbeasts.In2001,BritishwriterJ.KRowlingpublishedthenovelFantasticBeastsandWheretoFindThem.AndnowthefilmbasedonthenoveliscomingtoChinaonNov.25.Thestoryissetin1926,70yearsbeforeHarry'stime.NewScamanderisamagizoologistwhostudiesmagicbeasts.Hehasjustfinishedatriptofinddifferentfantasticbeasts.ArrivinginNewYorkforaquickstop,hemeetsanon-magicalpersonandgetsintosometrouble.Whilewatchingthefilm,fanswillonceagainbeinvitedtothemagicworldwherewizards(ª«)livewithcommonpeople,studentsliveina

15castle,flyonabroomandtalktooldpictures.Peopletherealsohavetrouble,learntomakefriendsandtrytofindtheirfuturepaths.Asusual,themostvaluablethingsinHarry'sworldarelove,hope,friendshipanddealingwithtroubles.Thesearethethingsweshouldtrulyrespectinourlives.AnintroductiontothefilmFantasticBeastsandWheretoFindThemTimeoftheIn1926,70years1thanHarryzstimestoryBackgroundofAfilmbasedonatextbookwhichiswidely2thefilminHarry'smagicworldMaincharacterAmagizoologistwhostudiesmagiccreaturesThemagicAplacewherewizardsgetalongwithpeopleworldinthe3magicfilmAplacewherestudentscandowondertrickslike4onabroom5InthefilmLove,hope,friendshipwithdealingwithtroubles¬ஹ!ᡂ~eᢥᡠ1Ḅᵨ®!ᡂ&ᑡ~e263ᫀ°ᙠ3⚪ᓱ⚪Ḅ±oᜧ⚪ᐳ6⚪⚪L5ᑖᐳ9ᑖ

16L᝞²m¤³´ᣙ¶ᚗ¸ᡃºḄ᪥¼½᛻6ᜧ¾¿À஺Ifeveryonecanpickuplitter,wecanofourschool.2.᪷GᨬÁÂ⍝ÄKÅÆÇÈᩩÊK☢ᡂËÌÍ஺,bothsideshavereachedanagreementoverbasicrules.3.ÎÏÐḄ"ÑÒ஺Helpwelcome.4.ÓḄÔÕ¾ᙠÖ׺¿XØÙÚᙠÖÛᨵᮣᱰ஺Truefriendshipisn'tabouteachother.Instead,itshouldbeaboutsharingtheunderstandingbetweenthesouls.5.ÞßàáâãḄ¼᪍åæÖçè஺Theworld-famousgardeninSongDynasty.6.éêëìí×Ḅîïðñ■┯஺Pleasecheckyourhomeworkcarefully.ôஹõ☢⊤öᜧ⚪ᐳ10ᑖ÷øùúûᨴᜓὃÿ஺
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20ஹ®¯°▅¦(ᜧ⚪ᐳ5ᑖ⚪1ᑖ)1.earlier2.used3.without4.flying5.value(s)³ஹ¡ᡂeµ(ᜧ⚪9ᑖ⚪1.5ᑖ)1.makeabigdifferencetotheenvironment(1+0.5)2.Accordingtothelatest/up-to-datereport(1+0.5)3.intheformofmoneyis/willbe(1+0.5)4.howlongyouhaveknown(0.5+1)5.inaChinesestylewasfirstbuilt(0.5+1)6.toguardagainstmakingmistakes(1+0.5)¶ஹ·☢⊤:(ᜧ⚪10ᑖ)HowtoDealwiththeExamStressEveryonemayhavetheexamstress.Alittlebitofstresscanbeagoodthingtous.Ifwehaveproperstress,wecanthinkactivelyandworkharder.Besides,itcanremindustogooverourlessonsontimetorememberthem.However,ifwehavetoomuchstress,wecan'tsleepwellandwemayfeeltootired.Wemaybeafraidofexamsandfailintheend.Inmyopinion,todealwithstress,we'dbetterplanandprepareeverythingwell.Weshouldalsoformgoodhabits,suchasenoughexerciseandhealthydiets.Thenwe'llfeelrelaxedanddowellinexams.

21MayalloureffortsbepaidoffinJunethisyear.