AItwasaveryfoggydayinLondon.⑤Thefogwassothickthatitwasimpossibletoseemorethanafoot.Buses,carsandtaxiswerenotabletorunandwerestandingbythesideoftheroad.Peopleweretryingtofindthewaybutlost① wayinthefog.Mr.SmithhadaveryimportantmeetingattheHousesofParliament(國(guó)會(huì))andhadtogetthereontimebutnoonecouldtakehim.Hetriedtowalktherebutfoundhewaslost.Suddenlyheknockedintoastranger.Thestrangeraskedifhecouldhelphim.Mr.SmithsaidhewantedtogettotheHousesofParliament.Thestrangertoldhimthathewouldtakehimthere.Mr.Smiththankedhimandtheystartedtowalkthere.Thefogwasgettingthickereveryminutebutthestrangerhadnodifficultyinfindingtheway.Hewentalongonestreet,turneddownanother,crossed andatlastabouthalfanhour'swalk,they attheHousesofMr.Smithcouldn't④/??nd?'st?nd/ howthestrangerfoundhiswayItiswonderful，”hesaid.“⑥你是怎樣在這樣的霧里找到路的？”“Itisnotroubleatalltome，”saidthestranger.“Iamblind.” HowlongdidittakeMr.SmithandtheblindmantowalktotheHousesofBAsurveyofyoungpeoplearoundtheworldlookedattheirideasoftoday'steenagers.ItshowshowdifferenttheyaretothoseoftheirparentsandgrandparentsThesurveywantedtotryandunderstandthenextgeneration(一代人)ofadultsbetterandthesearesomeoftheresults.Theyshowthattherearemanymore(A)similaritiesbetweenyoungpeoplearoundtheworldthan Gapyears(間隔年)betweenschoolanduniversity ingmoreandmoreToday'steenagerswanttotraveltodifferentcountriesandexperiencedifferentcultures.Theyregardthisasanimportantpartoftheircharacterdevelopment. Formostteenagers,familyandfriendsarethemostimportantsideoflife.Accordingtothesurvey,60percentofBritishyoungpeoplesaidtheirrelationshipwiththeirfamilywasoneofthehighestimportanceto(B) 75percentofteenagersinWesternEuropeexpecttohaveenoughmoneytolivewhentheyareadults.Theyareahappygeneration.Eightoutoftenbelievetheywillhaveagoodprofessionwithajobtheyenjoy.Theyalsoexpectthattheywillbehappyandhealthy. Youngpeoplenowarehungryforallkindsofinformationonmassmedia.57percentofteenagersintheUKreadatleastonemagazineeveryweek,whichisoneofthehighesttotalsintheworld.A．Hopeinthefuture B．CrazyforinformationC．Discoveringtheworld D．Familyandfriends

任務(wù)二根據(jù)上下文，猜測(cè)文中(A)處畫線單詞similarities的中文意思。 任務(wù)三找出(B)處畫線單詞them所指代的內(nèi)容。 任務(wù)四請(qǐng)從文中找出與Theyhavestronginterestinlearningaboutallkindsofinformationfromradio, evision,Internetandsoon.意思相近的句子。CNowadaysbike-sharinghasbeenverypopularin.Mobike(摩拜單車)isoneofthemarketleadersinthebike-sharingbusiness.WhatisMobikewasfoundedinJanuary,2015.ItissupportedbyTencent(騰訊).PeopleinmanycitiessuchasBeijing,Guangzhou,JinanaswellasShanghaihaveachanceofusingtheapp應(yīng)用軟件).ThetotalnumberofMobikeappusersislargerthanthatofanyotherbike-sharingappWhousesAccordingtoasurvey,53.23%oftheMobikeusersaremen,while46.77%are3MobikeisnotonlypopularwithyoungpeoplebutalsowinstheheartsoftheoldItshowsthatretiredmentraveledthelongestdistances(距離)onsharedbikes.WhydopeopleusepeopleuseMobikefordifferentreasons.Userscanrent租借abikeatalowprice,usuallyaboutoneyuananhour.Italsoofferspeopleabetterchoiceforshortjourneysincities,especiallywhenpeoplecan'tfindabusortheundergroundtotakeWhat'smore,it'shelpfulintrafficAndthemostimportantisthatitcanhelpimprovetheenvironment.WhenwasMobikeAccordingtothepassage，theMobikeapphasthelargestnumberofusersamongallthebike-sharingapps.( TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceintoWhy peopleuseMobike?(Atleast2Giveapropertitle題目totheDDoyouknowLaszloBiro?Maybeyoudonot,butyouprobablyusehisinventioneveryday,andyoumayevenhave(A)itinyourhandrightnow!Biro(1899－1985)wastheinventoroftheballpointpen.HewasborninBudapest,Inthe1930s,whenheworkedasanewspapereditor(編輯),heusedafountainpen(B)almosteveryday.However,hehadtorefillitallthetimeTheinkalsodidnotdryeasily,anditsometimesmadeamessonthepaper.BiroC)想要更好的筆.HisbrotherGeorge,helpedhimdevelopaspecialink.TheinkdriedeasilyThentheydevelopedanewtypeofpen.Therewas(D)tinyballatthetipofthepen.Theballrolledinkontothepaperasitmoved.Theycallitthe“ballpoint”pen.Theballpointpenwasagreatsuccess.Everyonelovedit.Now(E)millionsofpeopleuseitallovertheworldeveryday．PeoplewillalwaysrememberBiroforhisinvention.TodayinmanyEnglish-speakingcountries,peoplestillusetheword“Biro”torefertoanykindofballpointpen. 將文中畫線部分(E)改寫為several peopleuseit intheworldeveryday. ； ECaliforniaisoneofthericheststatesinAmericaIthasalargeamountofland.AnditalsohasmorepeoplethanotherstatesIthasplentyofnaturalresources資源too.ButeverythingA) notperfectthere.Californiahastwomajorproblems:earthquakesandTheSanAndreasFaultrunsthroughCalifornia.(B)Asaresultofit,thestategetsmanyearthquakes.(C)其中一些非常強(qiáng)烈。Forexample,therewasastrongearthquakeinSanFranciscoin1906.Itdestroyedmanybuildings.Anditstartedalargenumberoffires.(D)Morethan3,000peoplediedafteritTherehavealsobeenmanyotherstrongearthquakes.SomepeoplefearthatthebigE)one”willhitsomedayTheythinkanearthquakewillcauseahugeamountofdamage(破壞)．Duringsummerandautumn,muchofCaliforniaisdry.Sofires,orwildfires,oftenstart.Thosefirescanspread(F)rapidly.Theyburnmanys.Theycanalsoburnpeople'shomesandbuildings.Theyoftenkillpeople(G) firefighterscanputthemout. ; 3,000people theirlivesafterit. F MaciekCzastkawasborninLodz,Poland.Hecameto severalyearsago.Sofar,hehasbeenworkinginChengduforthreeyears.“TheBeltandRoadInitiative(的倡議)ismeaningful,”hesaid.“Thankstoit,areofferedmorechances.”ThemostpowerfulsupportforChengdutothrive(興盛)alongtheBeltandRoadistheChengdu-Europeexpressrailway(高速鐵路).ItprovidesdirecttrainservicesbetweenChengduandthecityofLodz.Becauseoftheexpressrailway,trainscanbringthings toEurope.Atthesametime,theycanbringbackEuropeanfood,wine,meatandsoon.In2016,atotalof460trainsranbetweenChengduandEurope.Thenumberisexpectedtogrowto1，000thisyear.SincetheChengdu-Lodzexpressrailwaywasopened,Chengdu,togetherwithothercitiesin ,hasdevelopedclosetradetieswiththeEuropeancountry.PolandisoneofthelargestappleproducersinEurope.Czastka's helpsfarmersinPolandselltheirapplesto MoreandmoreEuropeanproductswillbesentto inthefuture.TheBeltandRoadInitiativeismeaningAbout Workce:InWorkinginChengdu: ThemostpowerfulsupportforIt'stheChengdu-Europeexpressrailway.In2016,atotalof trainsranbetweenChengduandEurope.ThisyearitwillgrowtoTheadvantagesof“theChengdu-Europeexpressrailway”1.TheChengdu-Europeexpress betweenChengduandthecityofLodz.2.Chengdu,togetherwithothercitiesin,hasdeveloped withtheEuropeanGHaveyoueverbeentoYellowstoneNationalPark,anationalpark位于primarilyintheUSstateofWyoming懷俄明州AtYellowstoneNationalPark，①Whentheyareheatedformorethanafewminutes,theywillbreakup.InAtlanta,theUSA,thereisapopularrestaurantwhichisveryspecial.Intherestaurant,waitersnolongerthrowuneatenfoodintolittercans.Instead, ②．InAmerica,anewactivityknownas“zerowaste”is ingpopular.Itiscarriedoutinschools,cafes,gyms,parks,restaurantsandotherces.The“zerowaste”activitycallsonpeopletoproducelesslitter.Itencouragespeopletoreusewhatevertheycan.Althoughtheideaseemsalittleunrealistic不現(xiàn)實(shí)的itisnecessaryAccordingtoareport,Americanpeopleproducethelargestamountoflitterintheworld.Each almost4.6poundsoflittereveryday.Morethanhalfofthelitterwhichisputintolandfillsisharmful.Actually,thisisbadfortheenvironment.Besidesthis,morelandfillsareneeded.“Nobodywantstohavealandfilllyingnearhishouse，”saidJohnD.JohnsonfromEnvironmentalProtectionAgency,whichhelpstocarryoutthe“zerowaste”activity.“Therearenotenoughlandfills,sowecan'tput