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2£®Miss Lane n________ a boy in black. He looked unhappy.

3£®We can't live w________ water.

4£®Don't make much noise. The baby is a________.

5£®The naughty boy d ________ the chair badly.

6£®Tom failed the exam. He d________ to study harder from now on.

7£®Sam woke up at seven forty this morning. He jumped out of bed and h ________ out of the house.

8£®China e________ WTO in 2001.

9£®Once u________ a time there lived a king.

10£®In Harry Potter, the magical rod £¨Ä§·¨°ô£©can c________ all the objects into the things you want.

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1£®lose ________                2£®notice ________   3£®count ________

4£®do ________                  5£®be ________        6£®walk ________

7£®pick ________                8£®live ________       9£®decide ________

10£®finish ________            11£®enter ________   12£®hurry ________

13£®knock ________           14£®push ________   15£®look ________

16£®play ________              17£®stop ________    18£®try ________

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1£®They ________ £¨study£©together yesterday.

2£®We decide ________ £¨go£©skating next week.

3£®There are twelve ________ £¨month£©in a year.

4£®They ________ £¨plan£©their holiday just now.

5£®I ________ £¨stay£©at home ten minutes ago.

6£®He ________ £¨open£©his eyes and smiled.

7£®They are ________ £¨go£©to Japan next Monday.

8£®The little girl wanted ________ £¨have£©two more apples.

9£®She ________ £¨like£©playing basketball but she doesn't ________ £¨like£©playing football.

10£®Did you enjoy ________ £¨lie£©on the beach?

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1£®________ you ________ to the park last week?

A£®Were, go                  B£®Did, go                C£®Were, went         D£®Did, went

2£®¡ª Did you have a good time?

¡ª________.

A£®Yes, I am.                B£®Yes, I was.         C£®Yes, I did.          D£®Yes, we are.

3£®Mike ________ his homework yesterday.

A£®didn't do                   B£®wasn't do            C£®didn't                  D£®didn't did

4£®The mother was very worried because her daughter ________.

A£®lose                          B£®lost                     C£®is lost                  D£®was lost

5£®Betty saw a wallet on her way to school. She ________ and then waited for its owner.

A£®picked                      B£®picked up it          C£®picked them         D£®picked it up

6£®He ________ his hometown after graduated from Qinghua University.

A£®came back                B£®went back           C£®returned              D£®returned to

7£®Mary entered ________ the house quietly.

A£®to                            B£®at                        C£®/                         D£®in

8£®¡ª Do you know the boy ________ Tony?

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A£®call                          B£®calling                 C£®calls                    D£®called

9£®Don't point ________ others. It's not polite.

A£®at                             B£®in                        C£®on                      D£®for

10£®My mother always ________ me fairy tales when I was a child.

A£®spoke                     B£®said                     C£®talked                  D£®told

11£®Lingling knocked ________ the door, ________ nobody answered.

A£®on, and                   B£®on, but                C£®at, and                D£®to, but

12£®There ________ no one there so she entered the room.

A£®is                           B£®are                      C£®was                    D£®were

13£®He finished ________ the book and returned it to the library.

A£®read                       B£®to read                C£®reading                D£®reads

14£®John played ________ soccer and Kate played ________ piano.

A£®the, the                   B£®the, /                   C£®/£¬/                    D£®/£¬the

15£®How ________ your journey?

A£®did                         B£®was                    C£®were                   D£®are

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It was Children's Day. Early in morning, I, together with my            1£®________

classmates, were going to the small river near our school. It was             2£®________

very dirty with rubbish in it. After we got to there, we did our                 3£®________

best to pull all the rubbish out of the river, and it looks clean                    4£®________

again. When we returned home, we were very tired, and we all               5£®________

felt quite happy.

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1£®We stayed in Dalian for a week. £¨¶Ô»­Ïß²¿·ÖÌáÎÊ£©

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2£®I was late for school yesterday. £¨¸ÄΪһ°ãÒÉÎʾ䣩

________ ________ late for school yesterday?

3£®We had a good time yesterday. £¨¸ÄΪ·ñ¶¨¾ä£©

We ________ ________ ________ a good time yesterday.

4£®The weather was cold yesterday. £¨¶Ô»­Ïß²¿·ÖÌáÎÊ£©

________ ________ the weather like yesterday?

5£®They did their homework last night. £¨¶Ô»­Ïß²¿·ÖÌáÎÊ£©

________ ________they ________ last night?

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2£®a, weekend, they, busy, had

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3£®think, the, you, do, everyone, story, likes

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4£®they, games, did, play, computer, last, night

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5£®got, up, on, the, beach, sit, went, to, and, he, early

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? Of course, they needed money for the trip. So, for six months, they worked in a restaurant washing dishes on weekends. They saved up all the money.

? Last year, they decided to travel all the way across the USA¡ªfrom San Francisco to New York.

? Finally, with enough money saved, they packed their bags and, at the beginning of June, they started their trip.

? Marcus and Daniel lived in San Francisco. They were best friends, they studied together. They played basketball on the same team.

? After they finished work, they often looked at their map of the USA and talked about the places they wanted to visit. They planned their route carefully.

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Can plants eat people? Probably not, but there are many plants that eat meat. Some of them are big. And they can eat small animals. One famous meat-eating plant is Venus flytrap £¨ÖíÁý²Ý£©.

The Venus flytrap is a very strange plant. It grows in dry part of the United Stated. Its leaves are like the pages of a book. They can open and close very quickly. Inside the leaves, there are three small hairs. If a fly touches one of the hairs, the leaf closes quickly. The fly cannot get out. In about half an hour, the leaf presses the fly until it is dead. Then, the plant covers the fly. Slowly, the plant eats the fly.

Why do plants do it? Most plants get what they need from the sun, the air, and the ground. In some places, the ground is very poor. It doesn't have all these important things, especially nitrogen £¨µª£©. Animal meat has a lot of nitrogen, so some plants eat meat to get what they need. Let's hope that some of the bigger plants don't get the same idea!

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1£®The Venus flytrap is a kind of________.

A£®plant                        B£®animal                 C£®food                   D£®meat

2£®The Venus flytrap grows in________.

A£®most parts of the world                             B£®some parts of Africa

C£®dry parts of the United States                     D£®wet parts of England

3£®From the passage, we learn that________.

A£®all plants can eat people                             B£®all plants can eat animals

C£®some plants can eat people                         D£®some plants can eat animals

4£®The underline word "presses" probably means ________ in Chinese.

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5£®Why do some plants eat animal meat? Because________.

A£®plants are dangerous to animals

B£®animals are dangerous to plants

C£®plants want to get what they need from animal meat

D£®plants want to protect themselves against animals

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Paula was going to a birthday party. The party was at the house of a friend from work. Paula's friend carefully wrote the directions £¨·½Ïò£¬Â·Ïߣ©to the party. She didn't know the   1   where her friend lived, so she left her house   2  . For 20 minutes she followed the directions   3    and got off at Exit 14, then she began to have   4  . She couldn't find the street. She drove around and around, and soon she was   5  . She stopped and asked people for directions,    6   no one knew that street. Paula didn't have her mobile phone with her. She left   7   at home on the kitchen table.

Suddenly she saw a   8  . She stopped and asked him for   9  . He looked at the directions and   10  . "You wanted Exit 15, not Exit 14." He showed Paula   11   to get back on the highway.

She got off at Exit 15 and   12   found the house. She was very   13  £¡ When she walked in, everyone was   14   "Happy birthday" to her friend. After a few minutes, Paula relaxed and began to enjoy the party.

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Alfred Nobel was born on October 21, 1833 in Sweden. He was the third and the youngest son among six children.

When Alfred was very young, his health was rather poor. For most of time, he had to stay in his house. His mother was his friend, nurse, teacher and his window to the world. She read to him from his brother's textbooks until he learned to read himself.

In 1843, the family moved to Russia. His father asked a tutor to teach his sons Russian. Alfred was so smart that he later was able to speak English, French, German, Spanish, besides Russian, all very well.

When Alfred grew older, he began to get interested in the family business. He studied chemistry in Paris and worked for a time in the USA before he returned to Sweden in 1859.

Alfred worked very hard. In 1867, he invented "dynamite"£¬a safer form of explosive. He set up factories around the world to make dynamite and other explosives. This brought him a lot of money.

By the time Alfred Nobel died on December 10^th 1896, he left about $ 9 million. In his will, he said that he wanted this money to be given to honour great discovers and organizations in the fields of physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, word peace and economics.

The prizes started in 1901, and they are still the highest honour in the world.

Answer questions:

1£®How many languages was Alfred Nobel able to speak? What are they?

He was able to speak ________ languages. They were ________________________________

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2£®What did Alfred Nobel do before he returned to Sweden in 1859£¿

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3£®What was Alfred Nobel's greatest invention?

He invented ________________, a safer form of ________________.

4£®Why did Alfred Nobel set up the Nobel Prize?

Because he wanted his money to be given to honour ________________________________.

5£®Can an outstanding historian £¨Àúʷѧ¼Ò£©get the Nobel Prize?

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One day, Miss Rabbit went out to look for food. She found a big pumpkin. She was very happy and decided to carry it home. It was too heavy for her to carry. What should she do? Just then, Mr. Panda came over on his bike. Miss Rabbit saw the wheels £¨ÂÖ×Ó£©of the bike and had an idea. She turned the pumpkin over and rolled it like a wheel. It was much easier and soon she arrived home. How clever she was!

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2£®He studied chemistry in Paris and worked for a time in the USA£®

3£®"dynamite"  explosive

4£®great discovers and organizations in the fields of physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, world peace and economics

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