Whenyouheartheword“volunteering”,whatdoyou__1__it?Youmaythinkvolunteeringistohelpothers,givethemmoneyorthings.Itistruethatvolunteeringcanhelpothers,__2__itcanalsohelpyou.Ifyou'resadaboutsomethingthathashappened,doingsomevolunteeringcanbeagreatwayto___3__yourbadfeelings.Volunteeringalsoletsyouseeyourownlifeinnewways.Sometimesit'seasyto__4__somethingslikegradesandhealthorgetangrybecauseyoudon'thavethenewestcomputergames.Volunteeringletsyou___5__sometimedoingotherthingsforawhile.Lotsofpeopleandkidsfindthattheyreallyenjoyvolunteering.Voluntary__6__oftenputyouinadifferentenvironment.Forexample,youmightknowthatjustontheothersideofyourtownaresomekidswhoreallyneedwinter___7__.Itfeelsgoodtobe__8___tomeetaneedlikethat.You'llknowthat,thankstoyou,somekidshave___9__coats,hats,andshoes.Sowhetherit'swinterclothes,foodforthehungry,orhomesforsomehomelesspets,doingvoluntaryworkmeansonevery___10__thing.Youmakeadifferenceintheworld.1.A.thinkupB.likeC.likeofD.thinkof1.A.thinkup()()2.A.thoughB.butC.andD.so))3.A.dowithB.playwithC.makewithD.workwith)4.A.worryaboutBcareaboutC.thinkaboutD.worryat)5.A.payB.costC.spendD.take)6.A.experienceB.experiencesC.expressionDexpressions()7.A.foodB.waterC.houseD.clothes()8.A.ableB.aboutC.mayD.can()9.A.coldB.warmC.thinD.light)10.A.impossibleB.easyC.importantD.difficultDBAACBDABCJenny,fromGermany,spentsometimetravelinginIndia.Whileshewasthere,shestayedwithherIndiafriend,Leela.However,therewasalanguagebarrier(障礙)forherthere.Itwasvery__1__forhertocommunicateinthenewenvironment,whichwasverydifferentfrom__2__ofherowncountry.Oneday,togetherwithLeela,Jennywentto__3__anorphanage(孤兒院).Allthechildrentherewereveryyoung.Atfirst,Jennywasnotsureifshecouldhaveawaytocommunicatewiththem.Shewentovertothechildren__4__andsatbesidethem.Aftersometime,oneofthechildren__5__her.Shefeltalittlerelaxedandsmiledback.Thenshewentclosetothechild.Sheslowlyputherarmaroundthechildandstarted__6___asonginGerman.Thechildkeptsmilingandstartedrepeatingthewordsafterher.ThewordsthatcamefromthelittlemouthweredifferentfromthosethatJennysang,buttherhythm(節(jié)奏)wasthesame.Jennysangalittlemoreandthechildfollowedheragain.Wantingtojoininthe___7__,anotherchildwentuptoJennyandstartedsingingtherhythm.Thenmorechildrenjoined.They___8__manysmilestogether.Fromtheothersideofhall,Leelawassmilingandwatchingthem.NoticingLeela's__9__onher,Jennyhadanexcitingfeelingfromherheart:“See,Idon'thaveanylanguagebarriershere.We__10__speakandcommunicate!”Atthatmoment,sheunderstood:we'reallsimplyhuman,andwehavetheabilitytoconnectwitheachother.()1.A.niceB.dangerousC.difficultD.easy()2.A.theseB.thoseC.thisD.that()3.A.showB.visitC.buildD.improve()4.A.slowlyB.earlyC.hardlyD.easily()5.A.lookedatB.laughedatC.shoutedatD.smiledat()6.A.singingB.writingC.sayingD.playing()7.A.clubB.talkC.funD.dance()8.A.forgetB.rememberedC.sharedD.missed()9.A.handsB.eyesC.influenceD.questions()10.A.canB.mustC.needD.shouldCDBADACCBADifferentlanguagesarespokenindifferentcountries.Thereisonelanguageusedineverycountryinthe21.people.youngandold,shortandtall,thinandfat,useitveryoften.It'severybody's22_language.It'sveryeasytounderstand,thoughyoucan't23it.It'ssignlanguage.Sometimesyou24inthestreet.Suddenlyyoumeetafriendofyours.Youwanttosay25tohim,butthere'smuchnoisethereandhecan'thearyou.Whenyouwavetohim,youareusingsignlanguage.Whenyouput26yourhandinclass,youaresaying,“Please27me,madam.IthinkIknowtherightanswer,"Whena28wantstostopcarsorbuses,heraiseshis29.He'susingsignlanguage,too.Churchill's30V-for-victorywasalsosignlanguage.Evenwhenyouareswimmingwithyourfriends,youcanhaveatalkunderwater!Doyouusesignlanguageeveryday?()21.A.spaceB.universeC.skyD.world()22.A.firstB.secondC.favouriteD.strange()23.A.hearB.seeC.understandD.touch()24.A.lieB.walkC.sitD.play()25.A.sorryB.gladC.helloD.goodbye()26.A.inB.toC.upD.on()27.A.askB.saveC.answerD.help()28.A.policemanB.studentC.soliderD.farmer()29.A.headB.handC.neckD.leg()30.erestingb.famousc.forgetfuld.unknownDAABCCAABBItisoftensaidthateyescanspeak.Doyouhavesuchkindof1?Inabusyoumaylookatastranger,butnottoo___2__.Ifhenoticesthatheisbeinglookedat,hemay___3__uncomfortable.Itisthesameindailylife.Whenyouarelookedatforseveralmoretimes,youwilllook___4_upanddowninorderto___5__ifthereisanythingwrongwithyou.If__6___goeswrong.youwillfeelangrywiththepersonwhoislookingatyou.___7__canspeak,right?Lookingtoolongatsomeonemayseemtobeimpolite.Butsometimesthingsare__8_.Ifyouwishtodrawsomeone's___9__,youmaylookathimorherformorethantenseconds.For

lover,theyenjoylookingateachotherlongertoshowthelovethatwordscannot___10__.Clearly,eyecommunicationshouldbedoneaccordingtotherelationshipbetweenthetwopeopleandthecertainsituation.()1.A.future()()1.A.future()2.A.late()3.A.feel()4.A.itself)5.A.see)6.A.something()7.A.Ears()8.A.different)9:A.direction()10.A.writeB.fearB.longB.smellB.himselfB.guessB.nothingB.EyesB.difficultB.lessonB.printC.experienceC.lowC.soundC.myselfC.hearC.everythingC.MouthC.tiringC.attentionC.readD.exerciseD.loudD.tasteD.yourselfD.expectD.anythingD.NoseD.boringD.troubleD.expressCBADABBACASomepeoplethinkthatallwildanimalsaredangerous.Butinfact,veryfewofthemwill__1__amanifheleavesthemalone.Ifyoumeetalionoranelephant,Iguessyouwill__2,butevenalionwillavoid(躲避)amanifitisnotvery3__.Lionsandtigersonlykillandeatmenwhentheyhavegrowntoooldandtooweaktocatchtheirusual___4__,suchasdeerand__5___smallanimals.Ifyouseeawildelephant,perhapsyouwillbe__6___.However,elephantsusuallyrunawayatonceifyoudon'tattackthem.Someanimalsgetveryfrightenediftheyonlysmellaman.Somestandandlookathimforamoment__7___theyrunaway,sometakenonoticeatallbutwalkaway8__inanotherdirection.Wildanimalsonlyattack__9___whentheyareafraidthatpeoplewanttoharm(傷害)their__10___,orwhenthehuntersshootatthemandmakethemangry.()1.A.bite((andmakethemangry.()1.A.bite(()3.A.thirsty()4.A.food()5.A.others()6.A.excited()7.A.before()8.A.luckily()9.A.dogs2.A.comenearerB.attackB.breakdownB.excitedB.fishB.otherB.pleasedB.afterB.noisilyB.people)10.A.neighboursB.friendsC.protectC.stayaliveC.tiredC.thingsC.anotherC.frightenedC.assoonasC.quietlyC.childrenC.youngbabiesD.hideD.runawayD.hungryD.drinksD.anyD.angryD.whileD.loudlyD.otherD.parentsBDDABCACBCThekiwi(幾維)livesonlyinNewZealand.Itisaverystrange1becauseitcannotfly.Thekiwiisthesamesize2achicken.Ithasnowingsortail.Itdoesnothaveanyfeathers1ikeotherbirds.Ithashaironitsbody.Each3hasfourtoes.Itsbeak(喙)isverylong.Thekiwilikesalotoftreesaroundit.Itsleepsinthedaytimebecausethesunlightmay_4itseyes.Itsnoseisverygreat.Itcan5thingswithit.Itistheonlybirdintheworldthatcan

smellthings．Thekiwi'seggsareverybig．Thereareonly6kiwisinNewZealandnow.People7seethem.Thegovernmentsaysthatpeoplecannotkillkiwis.NewZealanderswanttheirkiwis_8_.Thereisapictureofkiwi9_NewZealandmoney.PeoplefromNewZealandaresometimescalled10.()1.A.animalB.plantC.birdD.tree()2.A.likeB.likesC.asD.from()3.A.footB.feetC.noseD.mouth()4.A.hitB.hurtC.killD.protect()5.A.eatB.drinkC.smellD.carry()6.A.fewB.afewC.littleD.alittle()7.A.alwaysB.usuallyC.seldomD.often()8.A.todieB.toliveC.togoawayD.tofly()9.A.inB.atC.onD.from()10.A.NewZealandersB.ChineseC.DuckD.kiwisCCABCBCBCDRunningtheredlightiscommonlyseeninsomecities.Evenachildknowsthatweshouldwaitforthetrafficlighttoturngreen_16__crossingaroad,butnoteverybody__17___therules.Chinesepeoplecrossroadswithout___18__trafficlights,iftheyarepartofacrowd.Recently“Chinesestyleroadcrossing”hasbecomeahotexpression.Manypeoplesaythattheyjaywalkers.Becausetheredlightlaststoo___19___.However,asurveyonSinaweibo20___thatnearlyHalfofpeoplebelievethatpeoplejaywalkmainlybecausetheyignore__21___.Manycountriesgiveoutpunishmentstojaywalkers.InSingapore,themaximum__22bethreemonthsinprison.SomeChinesecitieshavestartedtakingsomeactions,too.Forexample,thefirstthreepeopleinajaywalkinggroupwillbefined50yuaninShijiazhuang.Ofcourse,___23shouldobeytrafficrulesbecausesafetyisthemostimportant.Isthisenoughtosolvetheproblem?Ofcoursenot,callingonpeopletorespectrulesisveryimportant.Tocompletelysolvetheproblem,weshoulddomorethanthat.MakingtrafficlightsinChinaisnotonly___24tocarsandbuses.Givingpeoplemoretimetocrosstheroad__25lesstowaitmaybeanotherwaytosolvetheproblem.()16.A.beforeB.untilC.afterD.if()17.A.followsB.breaksC.makesD.understands()18.A.talkingaboutB.thinkingaboutC.caringaboutD.learningabout()19.A.longB.shortC.muchD.little()20.A.saysB.tellsC.holdsD.shows()21.A.policeB.rulesC.lightsD.time()22.A.mustB.canC.willD.would()23.A.nobodyB.somebodyC.everyoneD.onone()24.A.safetyB.badC.friendlyD.safe()25.A.andB.butC.soD.orAACADBBCDAThesoundofMusicisoneofthemostpopularAmericanmovies.___1__peoplelikeitverymuch.Andthe__2___DoReMiinthemovieisalsopopularintheworld.Itcanbeheardeverywhere.Themovieisa___3__aboutatutor,Maria.Shewasayoungandoutgoingwoman.Shewentto__4__forafamilywithsevenchildren.Theirfamily___5___wasVonTrapp.Mr.VonTrappwasacaptain.HeandhisfamilylivedinAustria.Thefamilywerevery___6__andtiredafterthechildren'smother,Mrs.VonTrapp,died.___7__tookcareofthechildren.Theycriedandshoutedeveryday.Thelonelyfatheroftenbecameangrybecauseofthe___8__children.Mariawasableto___9___thefamilybyteachingthemtosinglivelysongsandperformshort,funnyplays.Atfirstthefatherwasalmostmad,___10___thesmilingfacesofthechildrenpleasedhimandmadehimhappyagain.ThenMr.VonTrappfellinlovewithMaria.Atlasttheygotmarried.()1AfewBmanyCsomeDseveral()2AsongBfilmCvoiceDsound()3ApictureBbookCstoryDmusic()4ApayBlookCcareDstand()5AnameBhouseCaddressDstreet()6AsadBhappyCexcitedDsurprised()7AsomebodyBeverybodyCanybodyDnobody()8AquietBnoisyClovelyDlucky()9AcheerupBshowupCcallupDwakeup()10AsoBandCbutDorBACCAADBACDoyouknowthetigers?Itis16thattheyarethekingsoftheforest.Tigersarethe_17catsintheworld.Theyliveinhotjunglesandcoldforests.Thetigercubsarebornblindandweighonlyaboutlkg.Theylivewiththeirmothers18theyaretwoorthreeyearsold.thentheyleavetheirmothers.Adulttigersliketolive19.Intheforestasingletigercancatchitsprey20thanagroupoftigerscan.Atigercaneatasmuchas40kgof21inonefeeding.Tigersmayeattheirpreyinthewater.Tigerscanseeinthedarksixtimesbetterthanhumans22.Atiger'stailisabouthalfaslongasitsbady.Tigersusetheir23forbalancewhentheyrun.andtocommunicatewithothertigers.Scientiststhinkthattigerstripes24humanfingerprints.Notwotigershavethesamestripesintheworld.Butnowthetigersare25becausemanypeoplekillthem.Thenumberofthetigersintheworldisgettingsmallerandsmaller.Somethingmustbedonetostopit.()16.A.talkedB.spokeC.saidD.told()17.A.bigB.biggerC.biggestD.tired()18.A.unlessB.untilC.fromD.to()19.A.lonelyB.happilyC.badlyD.alone()20.A.betterB.worseC.bestD.worst()21.A.breadB.grassC.meatD.leaves()22.A.mayB.mustC.needD.can()23.A.tailsB.headC.feetD.legs()24.A.likeB.loveC.arelikeD.arelove()25.A.intimeB.indangerC.outofdangerD.inaminuteCCBDACDACBMostelephantsaregray.Onlyafeware16It'sdifficulttoseewhiteelephant.Whenpeoplefindawhite_17.theyfeelexcited.Longago,awhiteelephantwas18totheking.Onlythekingcouldhaveawhiteelephant.Andthewhiteelephantmustbeavery19_One.Peoplewantedtotakealookattheanimal.on20waytotheking,thewhiteelephantattracted(吸弓丨)manypeople.Theyranintothestreetandshouted.'Awhiteelephantiscoming!"Allthepeople21_thecuteelephant.Somegaveit22todrink.Otherssangsongstotheelephant.Aboyputaredhat23theelephant'shead.Thentheelephantcamebeforetheking.24thekingsawthewhiteelephant.Theking_25itanamehimself.TheelephantatefromgolddishesanditbegananewLife.()16.A.grayB.whiteC.red()17.A.elephantB.kingC.street()18.A.sweptB.paintedC.taken()19.A.greenB.coldC.good()20.A.yourB.itsC.my()21.A.likedB.soldC.spelt()22.A.dishesB.waterC.food()23.A.onB.fromC.off()24.A.AtfirstB.AtthebeginningC.Atlast()25.A.askedB.gaveC.builtBACCBABACB“Jamel”isanArabicwordforcamel.Whatdoes”Jarnel”meaninArabic?Letmetellyou.ItmeanGod'sgift16Arabic.ForpeoplelivinginthedesertthecamelisveryimportantintheirlifeThecamelcanliveinthedesert.Itcanwalkinthe17foralongtimewithoutwater.Let'sseetheappearanceofthecameI.Itslipsandmoutharethickandtough.Thecamelhasdoublesetsofeyelidsoneacheye.Theeyelidscan18itseyes.Thesandran'tbeblownintoitseyesbecauseofhiseyelids.Thecamel'snostrilsandmouthcanbe19tightly.Theearsofthecamelhave20hair.Thethickhairhelpskeepsandoff.Soyousee.thecamel'sbodyis21forlivinginthedesert.Perhapsthecamel'sspecialabilitythatitcantravelwithheavythingsformanydayswithoutwater.22waterisavailable.it23toomuchwater.Inthisway,thecamelcanwalkforlongwithout24.Nowadays,somemodern25.suchasbusesandcarshasreplacedthecamel.Sothecamelis()16.AforB.in()17.A.forestB.sea()18.A.hurtB.keep()19.A.openedB.closed()20.A.fewB.thick()21.A.heavyB.healthy()22.A.UntilB.When()23.A.eatsB.drinks()24.A.waterB.food()25.A.carsB.animalsnotusedasitoncewas.BDCBBCBBADC..withC.waterC.protectC.putC.shortC.suitableC.AlthoughC.givesC.fruitC.plantsD.ofD.desertD.destroyD.lockedD.longD.carefulD.UnlessD.poursD.vegetablesD.transportationAgodhadahorse.Thehorsewasbeautiful.butitwantedtobecomemorebeautiful.Oneday,thehorse16aboutitswishwiththegod.Itsaid,"lwanttobemorebeautiful."Thegodsaid,‘‘Idon'tknowhowtomakeyou17.Tellmehowyouwanttobe18"Thehorsesaid,"Ifyoumakemyneckalittlelonger,myupperbodywillbemorebeautiful.19youmakemylegsmuchthinner,mylowerbodywillbemorebeautiful."Thegod20andheturnedthehorseintoacamelbymagic.Thehorsefeltalittle21andstartedtocry,"Oh.no.Idon'twanttobea22!"Thegodsaid."Thisisexactlywhatyouaskedfor.Youhavebecomeacamel.Nevertrytoask23morethanIcangiveyou.Ifyouare24.youwillwantmoreandmore.Butyouwillneverknowwhatthe25willbe."Thehorselearnedalessonanditwasveryregretful.()16.A.saidB.spokeC.toldD.talked()17.A.tallerB.longerC.morebeautifulD.thinner()18.A.lostB.changedC.keptD.returned()19.A.AlthoughB.BecauseC.IfD.While()20.A.receivedB.sentC.agreedD.disagreed()21.A.happyB.excitedC.sadD.relaxed()22.A.lionB.camelC.tigerD.zebra()23.A.inB.forC.withD.of()24.A.braveB.lazyC.cleverD.greedy()25.A.resultB.reasonC.beginningD.excuseDCBCCCBBDAAftertheSecondWorldWarthereweremanyreportsofmysterious(神秘的)“flyingsaucers(碟子)”.They16throughouttheworld.Forquitealongtimestrangeshapeshadbeenreportedin17partsoftheworld,butitwasnotuntilrecenttimesthattheywereseriouslystudied.Picturesandfilms18offlyingsaucers,orUFOsseeninthesky.Somepilotsof19reportedthatroundflyingmachineshadfollowed20,movingatgreatspeed.Someunofficial(非官方的)expertsand21suggestedthatsomecreaturesfromotherplanetswerewatchingus.SomereportssaidaUFOhad22theearth.Aspacecreature23theUFOandmovedaround,thenflewoffagain.Butnoneofthelandingswaseverproved(被證實(shí))tobetrue.Whatliesaheadofus?Wedonotknow.24wecanbesurethatwhateverhappens,wearelivinginanagewhichwillgrowsteadily25.()16A.seeB.sawC.wereseenD.seen()17A.thesameB.differentC.similarD.alike()18A.takeB.tookC.weretakingD.weretaken()19A.planesB.shipsC.spaceD.trains()20A.themB.theyC.weD.us()21A.peopleB.teachersC.TVsD.newspapers()22A.arrivedB.leftC.arrivedinD.to()23A.ranawayB.cameintoC.gotoutofD.reached()24A.AndB.ButC.OrD.So()25A.interestingB.interestedC.moreinterestingD.moreinterestedCBDAADCCBCSomepeoplethinkrobotswillserveusoneday.Maybeyouthinkitisright16youfinishreadingthearticle.Ifyoucometohavedinnerina17inHarbin,youwillfindtherobotswhicharefromawaitertoacookercangiveyouverydeliciousdishes.Therestauranthas18typesofrobotsandtheycangivedifferentdishestoyou.Somespecialrobotsevencan18dumplingsandnoodles.Whenadinerwalksintherestaurant,arobotcan19“Hello,EarthPerson.WelcometotheRobotRestaurant.”tohe/sheandleadhim/hertothetable.Afterthediner'sorder,therobotsinthekitchenbegintocook20.Oncethedishisprepared,arobotwaitercarriesitformthekitchentothe21.Astheyeat,asingingrobotcansing22songsforthediners.Theycanenjoyhavingacomfortabledinner.Alltherobotsintherestaurantweremade23theHarbinHaobaiRobotCompany.ChiefengineerLiuHashensaidtheyspent5millionyuanstartingtherestaurant,andeachrobot24200,000to30,000yuan.Headded,“theworkersinthecomputerroomcanmanagethewholerobotteam.Afterthebusytimesduringtheday,therobotswill25fora‘meal',whichiselectricity.Afteratwo-hourchargetherobotcanworkcontinuouslyfor5hours.()16A.asB.whenC.sinceD.until()17A.restaurantB.hospitalC.libraryD.school()18A.eatB.sendC.makeD.get()19A.speakB.sayC.talkD.tell()20AtfirstB.atlastC.atleastD.atonce()21A.chairB.tableC.roomD.kitchen()22A.beautifulB.sadC.loudD.boring()23A.forB.byC.withD.of

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