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1£®Yuan Longping, a famous s________, was born in China.

2£®Our new teacher is quite s________ with us. We're afraid of making any mistakes before him.

3£®The n________ boy always makes the teacher angry. This morning he broke the window again.

4£®She's u________ to her classmates. She always laughs at others when they make mistakes.

5£®He is w________. He always does what the teacher tells him.

6£®My mother is cooking in the k________.

7£®Would you mind telling me about your p________ life?

8£®There were many fish in the p________ nearby before, but now you can't find any.

9£®You can see many p________ of Jay Zhou on the wall in Tommy's bedroom. He is a big fan of Jay.

10£®George Washington was the first p________ of the United States.

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1£®Was ________ £¨John£©first school in Cambridge?

2£®What was the name of your ________ £¨one£©school?

3£®Mr. Zhang was a very ________ £¨friend£©teacher.

4£®I can't find my bike ________ £¨somewhere£©.

5£®My parents ________ £¨be£©born in 1915£®

6£®It was great ________ £¨play£©in the garden.

7£®Tony ________ £¨be not£©born in America, he was born in Shanghai.

8£®Betty was looking forward to ________ £¨see£©you.

9£®There were lots of ________ £¨build£©there.

10£®Lily, my sister, ________ £¨be£©five last year.

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The city ________ very different when I ________ young. There________ some tall buildings like churches, but there ________ any tall office buildings like there are now. There ________ many cars then £¨and they ________ very different, of course£©. But there ________ lots of bikes. There ________ any problems with traffic, and there ________ any pollution £¨ÎÛȾ£©. The air ________ clean. There ________ so many people back then, you see, not like now. There ________ more place for everyone! There are lots of tourists now and lots of buses. There ________ many tourists years ago. I guess there ________ so much to see back then. The city ________ so old!

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1£®I ________ born in a small village.

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

2£®My father is strict ________ very nice.

A£®and                          B£®but                      C£®or                       D£®so

3£®¡ª What ________ your friend like?

¡ª He's naughty.

A£®do                            B£®does                    C£®are                      D£®is

4£®There was a big garden ________ lots of trees.

A£®and                          B£®with                    C£®for                      D£®or

5£®They are looking forward ________ to China.

A£®to come                    B£®to coming            C£®for coming          D£®of coming

6£®Quincy is ________ the east coast of America.

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

7£®There ________ some meat in the fridge yesterday.

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

8£®There ________ lots of trees in our garden ten years ago.

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

9£®All the students are very friendly ________ me.

A£®to                            B£®for                      C£®at                       D£®of

10£®There were lots of things ________ in Quincy.

A£®doing                      B£®do                       C£®does                   D£®to do

11£®Nelson Mandela was born ________ South Africa ________ 18th July, 1918£®

A£®in, in                      B£®in, on                  C£®on, on                 D£®on, in

12£®________ that famous person born in your hometown?

A£®Is                           B£®Are                     C£®Was                    D£®Were

13£®¡ª ________ there a garden behind your house?

¡ª Yes, there was.

A£®Is                           B£®Was                    C£®Are                     D£®Were

14£®Was ________ born there?

A£®someone famous                                     B£®famous someone

C£®anyone famous                                        D£®famous anyone

15£®Monday is the ________ day of a week.

A£®first                        B£®second                C£®one                     D£®two

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________ ________ a garden ________ lots of flowers behind my house.

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________ ________ ________ ________ ________ your first teacher?

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________ ________ the weather yesterday?

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2£®The weather was sunny yesterday.£¨¶Ô»­Ïß²¿·ÖÌáÎÊ£©

________ ________ the weather ________ yesterday?

3£®There were some old buildings there in the past.£¨Ò»°ãÒÉÎʾ䣩

________ there ________ old buildings there in the past?

4£®Were you born in October? £¨×÷·ñ¶¨»Ø´ð£©

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5£®My first teacher was very friendly.£¨¶Ô»­Ïß²¿·ÖÌáÎÊ£©

________ ________ your first teacher ________?

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I like science and want to be a scientist when I grow up. But I don't know   1   to become one. There   2   one special answer for everyone, but I can tell you some ideas. Start with something from natural ¡ª the world   3   you, and you can learn about and understand it.

Here are some suggestions. How about birds? Ask your mum or dad if you can   4   a cage. Then try to find someone who may   5   the birds and can teach you about the birds.

How about numbers? You may think that maths is   6  £¬but you will be surprised if you start doing puzzles and games with them.   7   can be fun.

How about the stars?   8   someone among your friends who can help you pick out stars and groups of stars.

There are lots of ideas   9   these. They will be fun and teach you things. You will soon learn these things from nature.   10   are not science. They only help you understand it.

1£®A£®why                         B£®what                   C£®how                    D£®who

2£®A£®is                             B£®isn't                    C£®will be                 D£®haven't

3£®A£®around                     B£®before                 C£®beside                 D£®in front of

4£®A£®get on                      B£®give up                C£®hand in                D£®put up

5£®A£®know                       B£®know about         C£®learn                   D£®learn from

6£®A£®exciting                    B£®not easy              C£®interesting           D£®not different

7£®A£®Numbers                  B£®Games                C£®Puzzles               D£®Birds

8£®A£®Look at                    B£®Look up              C£®Look for             D£®Look after

9£®A£®as                            B£®about                  C£®like                     D£®for

10£®A£®Books                     B£®Languages           C£®Ideas                  D£®Messages

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Once there was a smart man. He had two children, a boy and a girl. The boy was good looking, but the girl was not.

One day they found a mirror £¨¾µ×Ó£©and for the first time they saw what they looked like. The boy was very pleased. He said to his sister. "How handsome £¨Ó¢¿¡µÄ£©I am! You are ugly!" The girl did not like what he said and gave her brother a push £¨Ò»ÍÆ£©. "Go away!" she said. Their father saw them and said to the boy, "You must always be good as well as look good."

And to the girl he said, "My dear, if you help everyone and do your best to make others happy, everyone will love you. It doesn't matter that you are not as good-looking as your brother."

It's better to be good than to be just good-looking.

1£®What does the girl look like?

A£®She is unfriendly.                                      B£®She is not good-looking.

C£®She is good-looking.                                 D£®She is happy.

2£®What does the boy like?

A£®He likes mirror.                                        B£®He is good-looking.

C£®He is unfriendly.                                       D£®We don't know from the story.

3£®"You must always be good as well as look good." What does this sentence mean?

A£®You are pretty and you must also be kind.

B£®You must be good and beautiful.

C£®You must always be pretty and look good.

D£®You are beautiful and kind.

4£®What suggestion did the father give to the girl?

A£®It doesn't matter to be ugly.

B£®It's important to be friendly and help others.

C£®It's lucky to be good-looking.

D£®It doesn't matter to be unfriendly.

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Every scientist has a childhood dream. A scientist in China once had a dream. He wished to grow a new type of rice. The grain of his new type of rice would be as big as a peanut £¨»¨Éú£©£¬so that farmers could rest in the cool shadows of big rice plants. This person is Yuan Longping"Father of Hybrid Rice."

Yuan Longping was born in 1930. He graduated from the Southwest Agricultural University £¨Î÷ÄÏÅ©Òµ´óѧ£©in 1953. He came up with an idea for a hybrid rice in the 1960s. Since then, he has concentrated all his attention on research and on the development of new varieties £¨Æ·ÖÖ£©.

In 1973, together with other people, he succeeded in the development of hybrid rice. This made China a world-wide leader in rice production. For this, he was honored with the name ¡°Father of Hybrid Rice¡±. In 1980, the technology for hybrid was introduced to the United States. Because of professor Yuan's hard work, China now produces enough rice to feed her people every year.

In his spare time, Yuan Longping loves playing the violin and listening to music. Every night, he reads for half an hour before he goes to sleep. He likes swimming, too.

It is said that professor Yuan is one of the richest people in China. But he cares about nothing but his research.

Now professor Yuan is working on developing super hybrid rice. He goes to the field twice a day.

1£®How old was Yuan Longping when he succeeded in the development of hybrid rice?

A£®23 years old              B£®30 years old         C£®43 years old         D£®50 years old

2£®The underline £¨Ï»®Ïߣ©word "hybrid" in this passage probably means ________ in Chinese.

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3£®What might Yuan Longping do in his spare time?

A£®He plays the violin.                                    B£®He listens to music.

C£®He reads books.                                        D£®A, B and C

4£®What might Yuan Longping's dream be when he was young?

A£®To be a writer.                                         B£®To be a bank clerk.

C£®To be a scientist.                                      D£®To be a policeman.

5£®Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A£®Yuan Longping used to study in an agricultural university.

B£®Yuan Longping's only hobby is swimming in summer.

C£®Yuan Longping is over seventy years old now.

D£®Yuan longping cares more about his research than about money.

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It is a very famous song by Roy Clark, an American country music singer. This song is about a person's life experience when he was young.

Yesterday when I was young

Roy Clark

Seems the love I've known has always been

The most destructive kind

Yes, that's why now I feel so old

Before my time.

 

Yesterday when I was young

The taste of life was sweet as rain upon my tongue.

I teased at life as if it were a foolish game,

The way the evening breeze may tease a candle flame.

The thousand dreams I dreamed, the splendid things I planned

I'd always built to last on weak and shifting sand.

I lived by night and shunned the naked light of the day

And only now I see how the years ran away.

 

Yesterday when I was young

So many happy songs were waiting to be sung,

So many wild pleasures lay in store for me

And so much pain my dazzled eyes refused to see.

I ran so fast that time and youth at last ran out,

I never stopped to think what life was all about

And every conversation I can now recall

Concerned itself with me nothing else at all.

 

Yesterday the moon was blue

And every crazy day brought something new to do.

I used my magic age as if it was a wand

And never saw the waste and emptiness beyond.

The game of love I played with arrogance and pride

And every flame I lit too quickly, quickly died.

The friends I made all seemed somehow to drift away

And only I am left on stage to end the play.

 

There are so many songs in me that won't be sung,

I feel the bitter taste of tears upon my tongue.

The time has come for me to pay for

Yesterday when I was young ...

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Amy was my first friend. We were of the same age, but she was taller than I. She was a pretty girl with a round face and a pair of smiling black eyes. She was always ready to help others. She studied quite well and was one of the best students in our class. She was well behaved. We were both interested in maths and music.