4Earthquakesalwayshappensuddenly,soitisdifficult1peopleaboutthem.Usuallypeoplehavelittleornoideaaboutwhattododuring2earthquake,sohereissomeadvice:InsideDonotjumpoutofhighbuildings.Hideunderatable.Stayaway3windowsandheavyfurniture.4clearoffires.Leavethebuildingquicklywhentheground5shaking,butdonotusethelift.Keepcalm,especiallywhenyouarewithotherpeople.Bebraveandbehelpful.OutsideMoveawayfrombuildings,becausepartsofabuilding6fallonyou.7nearstreetlightsorunderpowerlines.Stayawayfrombridgesandtrees.8youareinabusorcar,stayinit.Inthemountains,becarefuloffallingrocks.Onabeach,runawayfromtheseaandmove9tohigherground.Inshort,followwhatyoulearntinschool.Youcanbesafeandyoucanalsohelpsave10.()1.A.warn B.warning C.towarn D.towarning()2.A.a B.the C.an D./()3.A.of B.from C.in D.for()4.A.Keep B.Keeping C.Tokeep D.Tokeeping()5.A.stopped B.willstop C.isstopping D.stops()6.A.may B.should C.can D.must()7.A.Stand B.Donotstand C.Standing D.Nottostand()8.A.Because B.After C.Before D.If()9.A.quick B.quickly C.morequickly D.themostquickly()10.A.others B.theothers C.other D.theotherJonBonJoviisafamousrockstar.Hehasjust1$250,000buildingtheSoulKitchen.It'sa2basedona“pay-what-you-can”concept.Attherestaurant,peoplecaneat3foodlikecat-fishwithredbeansandricewithoutpayingafixed(固定的)price.Theypayonlywhattheycan4.Iftheycan'tpayforanything,there'snoproblem.Theycan5intherestaurantinstead.“There’sno6onourmenu,soifyouwanttomakeadifference,pleaseleave$20intheenvelopeonthetable,”BonJovisaid.“Ifyoucan'taffordtoeat,youcanworkasa7nearthetable.Youcanalsoworkinthekitchenasadishwasheroracook.”TheSoulKitchenis8thetraditionalkitchens.9peoplecangetrespect.BonJovihasgotreadytodomoretosupporttherestaurant.Youmightfindhim10there.Thenewrestaurantisimportanttohim.A.cost B.spent C.paid D.takenA.supermarket B.bank C.postoffice D.restaurantA.expensive B.delicious C.traditional D.ordinaryA.ask B.get C.afford D.changeA.turninto B.waitfor C.helpout D.lookatA.price B.soup C.vegetable D.fruitA.teacher B.doctor C.waiter D.reporterA.thesameas B.differentfrom C.angrywith D.amazedatA.All B.No C.Afew D.Few10.A.watchingTV B.washingdishes C.playingbasketball D.cleaningthestreetVeniceFilmFestivalisconsidered(認(rèn)為)tobetheoldestfilmfestivalintheworld.ThefirstVeniceFilmFestivalwasheldin1932.Itwas14yearsearlierthanthefirstCannesFilmFestival.AtthefirstVeniceFilmFestival,therewerenojudgesandnoprizesatall.Onlyalistofgoodfilmswaschosenbythepublic.Atthesecondfestival,prizesstartedtobegiven.TheprizeofthefestivalwastheGoldenLion.ThelionisthesymboloftheancientRepublicofVenice.SincetheVeniceFilmFestivalwasfirstheld,thegovernmenthaswantedtoholditeveryyear.Butfrom1938to1942thefestivalwasdestroyedbecauseofspecialreasons.Also,from1940to1942,thefestivalwasnotheldinVenice,soitwasconsideredtohavebeenstoppedduringthattime.In1946,thefestivalbecameactiveagain.Afterthat,thefestivalbecamemoreandmoreimportant.VeniceFilmFestivalhasprovidedagreatopportunityforpeoplearoundtheworld.Theycanlearnaboutothercountries’culturebywatchingfilms.ManymoviemakerssendtheirmoviestothefestivalandsomeofthemhopetowintheLionAward.閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。WhenwasthefirstCannesFilmFestivalheld?WerethereanyprizesatthefirstVeniceFilmFestival?What’stheprizeoftheVeniceFilmFestival?WhenwastheVeniceFilmFestivaldestroyedbecauseofspecialreasons?Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?BaoGongwasafamousandsmartofficial(官員)inChinaabout1,000yearsago.Oneday,(1)

sawaboycryingonthestreet.Heaskedtheboy(2)

happened.“Isoldmeatthismorningandgot100coins.ThenIhadashortsleep.ButwhenIwokeupIcouldn’t(3)

mymoneynow,”saidtheboy.BaoGonglookedtheboyupanddownandthought(4)

sometime.Thenhepointedatahorseandsaiditwasthethief(小偷).Heshoutedatthehorseandasked(5)

togivetheboy’smoneyback.Peoplearoundlaughedathim.BaoGongshouted,“Howcouldyoulaughatme?Youallshouldbefined(被罰款)onecoin.”Thenhetookoutalargebowl(6)

ofwaterandaskedeveryonetoputacoinintoit.Whenoneman(7)

his