從方框中選出相應的答語，每個答語限用一次

1.Who did the dishes?

2. What was it yesterday?

3. What did you have for breakfast this morning?

4. When did you have that meeting?

5. How does she go to school every morning?

6. How are you feeling today?

7.How long did they stay there?

8. How many friends do you have?

9. How often does she visit her grandmother?

10. How far is it from here to your school?

A.      Not me. B.      On foot. C.      A twenty minutes’ walk D.     Two E.      January 5th,2004. F.      A whole week. G.     Not bad. H.      Never. I.      At 12 o’clock. J.      Nothing.

 

閱讀下列對話，從方框7個選項中選5個恰當句子完成對話。

A．How do you like Yinchuan? B．Oh, that's all right. C．But I think sand-sliding(滑沙) is the most exciting one. D．Oh, it was great. E. We've been to many wonderful places. F. How did you go there? G. I think Sand Lake is the best.

 
Bruce: Hi, Kate! How was your summer holiday?
Kate: 1       
Bruce:Where did you go?
Kate: I went to Yinchuan with my parents.
Bruce: 2         
Kate: It's one of the most beautiful cities in the Northwest of China. I like it very much.
Bruce: How long did you stay there?
Kate:We stayed there for five days. 3          
Bruce:Which is your favorite place?
Kate: 4   When I was there, I lost myself in the beautiful scenery.
Bruce:What interesting things did you do there?
Kate: Lots of things, such as swimming, boating, fishing and riding camels.5  _
Bruce:Oh, really? I can't wait to go there.

Fans often only see the good side of fame. They see the happy smiles and great success of famous people. But it’s difficult for them to understand everything that comes before then. They can’t see the hard work or the hours of practice.

   Li Yundi, the Chinese piano prodigy(天才), recently released his first concert recording. He talked with Teens about his art and his job.

   “Of course, the job is hard work,” Li, 25, said. “You need to work hard to be a professional. But you also have to play hundreds of concerts, meet fans, and listen to critics(評論) of your music.”

   In 2000, when Li was 18, he won the top prize at the International Chopin(肖邦) Competition in Warsaw, Poland. This was the first time the top prize had been given in 15 years. Li was also the youngest, and the first Chinese to win the prize. Since then, Li became famous and his list of honors goes on and on.

   Born in Chongqing, Li began to play piano when he was seven. His parents spent all their money and bought a piano for him--- a luxury in 1980s China.

   He worked hard. Every day, Li played for eight hours or more at a piano school. He often played even after the school had closed.

Today, Li still can’ t play a beautiful tune without careful preparation.

“ You need to be ready on stage.” Li said. “People are waiting for you. Nobody knows whether you have slept enough, or whether you have another problem in your life. But you need to play great music for your audience. That’s what they want to hear.”

1.What is Li Yundi?  ______.

   A. A music-critic     B. A music fan      C. A pianist        

2.What does the underlined word “l(fā)uxury” mean in Chinese?  ______.

   A. 奢侈品          B. 流行品         C.豪華          

3.How long did it take Li to get the prize of Chopin Competition and became famous? ______.

   A. 7 years     B. 11 years      C. 15 years      

4.What does the underlined sentence in the last paragraph mean?  ______.

   A. You need to sleep well the night before the performance

   B. You should prepare carefully before the performance.

   C. You need to know your audience.

5.What does the passage mainly tell us?  ______.

   A. You need to be a prodigy to be successful.

   B. You need to be happy to be successful.

   C. You need to work hard to be successful.

 

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。
Red Ribbon Week is held every year, usually during the last week of October. It started with a police officer named “Kiki” Camarena. He was sent to Mexico in order to investigate(調(diào)查) a Mexican drug company and stayed there for four and a half years. His efforts helped put a stop to several major drug making companies. So the bosses wanted to murder the men who brought them down. When Camarena left his office for a lunch date with his wife on February 7, 1985, a car drove up and kidnapped(綁架) him, and a month later he was killed. At that time he was only 37 years old.
Shortly after his death, people in Camarena’s town began wearing red ribbons in his honor. Then Camarena’s high school friend, Henry Lozano, started Camarena Club. Hundreds of people joined the club and promised to be drug-free in order to honor the death of Camarena. And then schools in several states began to join in. Now, at the end of every October, millions of Americans wear red ribbons in memory of “Kiki” Camarena. So, in 1988, the first national Red Ribbon Week was founded in America.
Red Ribbon Week has become the largest drug education and prevention organization in theUnited States. It encourages communities to stand up against drugs and it encourages children to make a promise not to take drugs in their life.

【小題1】Is Red Ribbon Week held at the end of October in America?
【小題2】How long did “Kiki” Camarena stay in Mexico?
【小題3】What did “Kiki” Camarena do there?
【小題4】Why do people wear red ribbon during Red Ribbon Week?
【小題5】What’s the passage mainly about?

“How many common English words were invented by Shakespeare?” How long did  【小題1】_   take people to find the answer to this question 15 years ago? And now? You can google it  【小題2】  find the answer immediately!
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