PAGE試卷第=2頁，總=sectionpages22頁PAGE2中考復(fù)習(xí)社會現(xiàn)象類專項練習(xí)一、閱讀理解Wemayknowthattherearefourbasicperiodsforhumanbeingstopassthroughwhenyouenterandliveinanothercountry.Thisprocess(變化過程)helpsyoudealwithcultureshock(文化沖擊).Cultureshockbeginswiththe"honeymoonperiod".Thisisthetimewhenyoufirstarriveinaplacewhereeverythingaboutthenewcu1tureisstrangeandexciting.Youseenewthings,hearnewsoundsandlanguage,eatnewkindsoffood.Thisperiodcanlastforquitealongtimebecauseyoufeelveryhappy.Unluckily,thesecondperiodcanbemoredifficu1t.Afteryouhavegotusedtoyournewlife,youcanbecomeverytiredandbegintomissyourmotherland,yourfamily,yourfriends,yourpetsandsoon.Al1thelittleprob1emsinlifeseemtobemuchbiggerandmoreworryingwhenyoufacetheminaforeigncountry.Thisperiodcanbeverydifficultandleadtomovingbackwardsquickly.Thethirdperiodiscalledthe"adjustment(調(diào)整)period".ThisisWhenyoubegintorealizethatthingsarenotsobadinthenewcountry.Yoursenseofhumorusuallybecomesstrongerandyourealizeyouarebecomingstrongerby1earningtotakecareofyourselfinthenewplace.Thingsarestilldifficult,butyouarenowasurvivor(善于求生者).Thefourthperiodcanbecal1ed"ateaseatlast".Nowyoufeelquitecomfortableinyournewplace.Youcandealwithmostproblemsthatyouhave.Youmaystillhaveprob1emswithlanguage,butyouknowyouarestrongenoughtodealwiththem.Atthistime,youmayfeelalittleuncomfortableifyougobacktoyourmotherland.1．Accordingtothepassage,cultureshockusuallyhappenswhenyouA.getmarriedtoaforeignerB.liveinabigcityC.gotoliveinaforeigncountryD.meetforeignersinyourmotherland2．Duringthefirstperiodoftheprocess,youfeelA.sadandlonelyB.happyandexcitedC.angrybutstrongD.easybutuncomfortable3．YouwillfindthatyouareasurvivorinA.thelstperiodB.the2ndperiodC.the3rdperiodD.the4thperiod4．ThefourthperiodcanberegardedasaperiodofbeingA.relaxingB.worryingC.tiringD.adjustable5．Wecanconclude(lgth$it)fromthepassagethatA.LivinginanothercountryisfunB.it'sboringtoliveinanothercountryC.knowingaboutcultureshockishardD.it'snoteasytodea1withcultureshockPeoplecanfindjobsinmanyways.Sometimesyoucanfindajobeasily,bywalkingintoalocalstoreandlookingatitsnoticeboard(布告欄).Localstoresoftenhaveareasforpeopletoputsmallsignstellingtheservicesthattheyneedortheycanprovide.Suchservicesincludelookingafterchildrenorcleaninghouses.AnotherpopulartoolforfindingajobistheInternet.Forexample,peoplearoundtheworldcanusetheCraigslistWebsitetobuythings,meetpeopleorfindajob.Itissaidthatthesitecanreceivetwomillionnewjobseachmonth.Anotherusefulwaytofindajobisthroughauniversity.Forexample,studentsattheUniversityofTexascangotothejobcentertogethelp.Manycollegestudentslikethiswaybetter.Attimes,someexperts(專業(yè)人士)canalsohelppeoplefindajob.SusanMillerhasherowncompanycalledCaliforniaJobServicesinLosAngeles.Shesayshercompanyhelpspeoplefindajobbyfirsthelpingthemunderstandtheirstrengths,goalsandinterests.Thensheprovidesthemwithmethodstohelpthemfindtherightjob.Sowithherhelp,manypeoplehavesucceededinfindingagoodjob.6．OntheCraigslistWebsite,youcan't________.A.findajobB.meetpeopleC.sellyouroldthingsD.dosomeshoppingonline7．Accordingtothepassage,collegestudentsprefertofindjobsby_________A.visitingtheInternetB.askingexpertsforhelpC.lookingatthenoticeboardD.goingtoajobcenterintheuniversity8．Theunderlinedword"strengths"inthelastparagraphmeans_________.A.長處B.強度C.力量D.人數(shù)9．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE.？A.LocalstoreshavefewareasforpeopletoputsignsB.YoucanonlygetoneserviceonthenoticeboardC.TheCraigslistWebsitecangettwomillionnewjobseachweekD.SusanMillerhashelpedmanypeoplefindagoodjobsuccessfully10．Themainideaofthispassageisabout________.A.howtofindexpertsB.waysoffindingajobC.howtostudyandworkD.waysofsettingupajobcenterAtpresent,moreandmorepeoplearecrazyabouttravelling.Whydopeopletravel?

“Toseemoreoftheworld,”manypeoplewouldsay.ButtravellingabroadnowmeansmuchmorethanthatforthegrowingnumberofChinesetourists.Ofcourseitoffers

usgoodopportunitiestomeetpeoplefromothercountries,learnabouttheircultureandcustoms.AccordingtotheUnitedNationsWorldTourismOrganization(UNWTO),morethan1billionpeopletravelledtoanother

countryin2012.In2012,Chinesepeopletravelledabroad30percentmorethanin2011.Theprosperity(繁榮)ofthetourismindustrycanalsobringbothourcountryandforeigncountriesgreateconomicbenefits(經(jīng)濟利益).Chinesepeopleusuallyjoinlargetouristgroupsandvisitseveralcountriesinonetrip.Chinesepeopledon’tjusttravelforsightseeing.TheChinaInternationalTravelServiceCompanysaidthatalltheirtourtripssoldoutamonthbeforeChristmasDay.Storesoffereddiscounts(打折)duringthattime,soshoppinginEuropeandtheUnitedStatesispopularamongChinesetravellers.InDecember,Chinaisgoingthroughaverycoldwinter.Somanypeopleliketogotosome

countriesinSoutheastAsiabecausetheweatherthereisquitepleasant.TheimprovementoflivingstandardsmeansmoreChinesecantravelabroad.Butmanyofthemdon’thaveasenseofpublicmanners.AreportbyLivingSocialwebsiteinMarch2012evenlistedChineseastheworld’ssecondworsttourists.Ifyouwanttochangethatbadname,remembertoavoidthefollowing:littering,spitting,snatchingbusseats,line-jumping,takingoffshoesinpublic,talkingloudly

andsmokinginnon-smokingareas.Besides,weshouldlearnsomenecessarymannersofforeigncountries.11．Chinesepeopletravelabroadnotto_________.A.goshopping B.seemoreoftheworldC.gosightseeing D.makemoney12．AccordingtotheUnitedNationsWorldTourismOrganization,________.A.30%ofthepeoplewhotravelledabroadareChineseB.thenumberofpeoplewhotravelledabroadroseby30%C.morethan1billionpeopletravelledabroadin2012D.morethan1billionChinesepeopletravelledabroadin201213．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutChinesepeople?_________A.Chinesepeoplelikejoininglargetouristgroups.B.ManyChineseliketogotoSoutheastAsiainwinterforsightseeing.C.MoreandmoreChinesepeoplecantravelabroadnow.D.Chinesearethesecondworsttouristsintheworld.14．Asagoodtourist,youshould________.A.litterandspithereandthereB.jumpthelineandtakeofftheshoesinpublicC.haveasenseofpublicmannersD.speakloudlyandsmokeasyoulike15．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?__________A.Travelling B.TravellingabroadC.Chinesetourists D.ChinesepeopleliketravellingbeganontheInternetinJanuary,2013.Itcallsonpeopletoreducefoodwaste.Chinainrecentyearshasexperiencedseriousproblemswithwastedfood.CCTVreportedinJanuarythatthefoodChinesepeoplewasteeveryyearisenoughtofeed200millionpeopleforayear.Chinesepeoplearewell-knownfortheirfriendlybehaviortowardsguests.Manyevenfeelthattheylosefaceiftheirguestshaveeatenallthefood.It’simportantforeveryonetoreducefoodwaste.However,wastingfoodisstillaseriousprobleminChina.Westillhavealongwaytogo.PresidentXiJinpingisencouragingpeopletobelesswasteful,andhetoldPartymemberstocutbackonwastefulholidaybanquets(宴會).Hesaidtheyshouldbemorecarefulwhenspendingthepeople’smoney.Haveyoucleanedyourplate?16．TheCleanYourPlateCampaigncallsonpeopleto______.A.reducefoodwasteB.C.dealwithseriousproblems17．WhichofthefollowingisTrueaccordingtothepassage?A.TheCleanYourPlateCampaignbeganonlineinJanuary,2013.B.Chinesepeoplewastefoodfor200peopleinayear.C.Chineseguestsliketoeatupallthefoodonthetable.18．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat____A.platesmustbekeptcleanB.Partymembersliketowastethepeople’smoneyC.it’sdifficulttodealwithfoodwastingproblem19．Theunderlinedphrase“cutbackon”inthe5thparagraph(段落)probablymeans“______A.增加 B.保持 C.減少20．Thepassageiswrittento______.A.introduceanewwayofgreetingB.encouragepeopletobelesswastefulC.callonpeopletoworkhardforourcountryAlmosteveryChinesepersoncanrecitethetwolinesofthefamouspoem,“Everygrainontheplatecomesfromhardwork(誰知盤中餐，粒粒皆辛苦).”Butsadly,manyofusdon’tactuallygettherealmeaningoftheselines:Don’twastefood.ACCTVprogram,NewsOnePlusOne,reportedthatthefoodChinesepeoplethrowawayeveryyearisenoughtofeed200millionpeopleforayear.Dowehavetoomuchfood?Ofcoursenot.AccordingtotheUNWorldFoodProgram,therewere925millionhungrypeoplearoundtheworldin2010,especiallyindevelopingcountries.Sixmillionchildrendieofhungereveryyear.Chinesepeoplearewellknownforbeinghospitable(好客的)andgenerous.Manyevenfeelthattheylosefaceiftheirguestshaveeatenallthefoodonthetable.Luckily,anumberofpeoplehaverealizedtheimportanceofsavingfood.LastNovember,LiHong,awaitressinarestaurantinNanjing,gotfiredbecauseshetooksomeleftoverfoodhomeforherson.Manypeoplestoodbyhersideandcriticized(批評)thewasteoffood.Whatshouldwedoinourdailylivestowastelessfood?Herearesometips:1.Donotordertoomuchinarestaurant.Onlyorderasmuchasyouwanttoeat.Ifyoucannoteatallthefoodyouordered,taketherestofithome.2.Don’tbetoopicky(挑剔的)aboutfood.Somefoodmaynottastegreat,butyourbodyneedsit.3.21．Howmanypeoplewerehungryintheworldin2010accordingtotheUNWorldFoodProgram?A.200million.B.Sixmillion. C.925million. D.625million.22．WhatdoesthewriterwanttoshowusthroughLiHong’sstory?A.ManyChineserestaurantswastealargeamountoffood. B.ManyChinesepeoplearekind-heartedandreadytohelptheweak.C.Chinesepeoplefeelthattheylosefaceiftheirguestseatallthefood.D.ManyChinesepeopledon’tagreewiththebehaviorofwastingfood. 23．Theunderlinedword“l(fā)eftover”meansinChinese.A.過期的 B.剩余的 C.腐爛的 D.難吃的24．Accordingtothepassage,weshouldn’twastefoodbecause.A.foodcomesfromveryhardworkB.sixmillionchildrendieofhungereverydayC.thereisenoughfoodtofeedallthepeopleD.Chinesearehospitableandgenerous25．Whichofthefollowingisagoodwaytosavefood?A.Orderingmorethanyouneedatarestaurant.B.Takinghomerestaurantleftovers.C.NotknowingwhatyoualreadyhaveathomewhenshoppingD.Noteatingthefoodyoudon’tlikeevenifit’shealthy.ThereisonewordyoumustlearnbeforeyouvisittheUSA.Thatis“Freeze”.Rememberithasaspecialmeaningbesidestheusualone.Itmeans“standstillanddon’tmove”.Oftenpolicemenuseitwhentheyarereadytousetheirguns.Ifonedoesn’tobeytheorderandmoves,heorshewillbeshottodeath.OneeveninginLosAngeles,someonerangthebellofahouse.Itwasadangerousareaatnight,sotheownerofthehousetookhisgunwithhimwhenheansweredthedoor.Heopenedthedoorandsawastrangeman.Butthemanturnedroundandstartedwalkingawayfromthehouse.Theownercried:“Freeze”,buttheyoungmanwentonwalkingwithoutobeyingtheowner’sorder.Theownerthoughthewastryingtorunaway,soheshotattheyoungmanandhewaskilled.Later,policefoundthatthedeadmanwasaJapanesestudentwhowasstudyinginLosAngelesUniversity.Hewenttovisitafriend,butunluckilycouldnotrememberthenumberofthehouse.Whenherealizedhewenttothewronghouseheturnedroundandleft.Hedidn’tknowmuchEnglishandsodidn26．Accordingtothearticle,whatdoestheword“Freeze”mean?A.Itmeans“becoveredwithice”. B.Itmeans“verycold”.C.Itmeans“dangerous”. D.Itmeans“Standstill,orIwillshootyou”.27．Themeaningoftheword“owner”heremeans_________.A.apoliceman B.amanwithagunC.apersonwhopossessessomething D.adogofahouse28．Whichofthefollowingisright?A.Whenyouhearthepoliceorsomeonesay“Freeze”intheUSA,youmuststopmoving.B.Don’tringthebellofanyone’shouseintheUSAatnight.C.Atlast,thepolicefoundthedeadmanwasathief.D.Theownerofthehousewasputintoprison.29．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothearticle?A.Policesay“Freeze”whentheyaregoingtousetheirguns.B.ThestoryhappenedinLosAngelesinthemorning.C.ThedeadmanwasaJapanesestudent.D.Thedeadmancouldn’tunderstandthemeaningof“Freeze”.30．What’sthebesttitleofthearticle?A.AJapaneseStudent B.AmericanPoliceC.Freeze D.TheOwnerofaHouseChildhoodisatimeoffunandgames.Manypeoplestillrememberwhentheywereyoung,theyoftenplayedgameslikehide-and-seekandchess.Playingteacheschildrenhowtogetwithothers,anditalsohelpstoexercisethemindandbody.However,childrentodayspendmostoftheirtimeinfrontofthecomputer,playingvideogames.ArecentsurveyfoundthatintheUS.Childrenbetween8and12spendatleast13hoursaweekplayingvideogamesor"gaming".Boysofthisagespendevenmoretime,almost16hoursaweek.Althoughsomepeoplewillsaythatgamingishelpful,itbringsmanyproblemsaswell.Onebigproblemisthatkidswhospendmostoftheirtimeongamesmighthavedifficultycommunicatingwithrealpeople.Theymighthavetroublesharingandresolving(解決)problemsbecausetheydonotpracticetheseskillswhensittingaloneatacomputer.Anotherproblemisabouthealth.Gameplayersusuallysitforhourswithoutdoinganyexercise.Andtheymightnoteathealthily.Asaresult,theymightbeoutofshape.Next,gameplayersmighthavetroublewiththeirlessons.Manyofthemspendmoretimeplayinggamesthanworkingontheirhomework.Intheend,theyfailintheexams.Finally,itisalwayspossiblethatthegamersbecomeaddicted.Somepeopleplayfourorfivehoursadayorevenallday.Thishappenedtoa28-year-oldKoreanman.Hespentabout50hoursplayinganonlinegamewithoutsleepingoreatingwell.Hediedwhilegaming!Thisisoneexampleofthedangersofvideogaming.Ittellsusthatvideogaming,likeeverythingelse,shouldnotbedonetoomuch.Afewhoursaweekshouldnothurt,butseveralhoursadayjustmightbedangeroustoyourhealth.31．Childrenof8to12intheUSspendatleast_________hoursaweekplayingvideogames.A.13 B.16 C.28 D.5032．Howmanyproblemsaboutplayingvideogamesarementionedinthepassage？A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five.33．Ifgameplayersspendlotsoftimeplayinggameswithoutdoingtheirhomework,theymight__________.A.becomeill B.losetheirfriendsC.dieatonce D.getlowergradesatschool34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“addicted”meaninChinese?A.悲傷 B.無聊 C.成癮 D.沮喪35．Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusbywritingthispassage?A.Videogaminghasquitealotofadvantages.B.Videogamingmightbeadangerousthing.C.Childhoodisatimeoffunandgames.D.Childrenshouldlearnhowtogetalongwithothers.Spainisfamousforitstomatofestival,calledLaTomatina.IthappensinasmalltownHanoionthelastWednesdayofAugusteveryyear.Duringthefestivalthereareallkindsofactivities,butthemostexcitingpartisthetomatofight.Ittakesplaceattheendoflongcelebration(慶祝).Youareencouragedtothrowtomatoesinthefight.There’remanystoriesabouthowthefestivalbegan.Oneofthestoriesgoesthatduringthe1940's,somefriendsstartedatomatofight,whileanotherstoryisaboutalocalband.Anyway,everyoneinBunolseemstohaveadifferentstory.Beforethetomatofight,thereareparades(游行)，musicalbands,streetpartiesandsoon.Onthedayofthefight,shopkeeperscovertheirwindowsanddoorsinordertokeepawayfromthetomatofight.Atthesametime,thousandsoftouristsandlocalpeoplecometothetownsquaretogether.Thenlargetrucks(卡車)fulloftomatoesarrive.Fromthebackofthelargetrucks,agreattownbandstarttothrowtomatoesatothers.Thenthecrowdsfightback,throwingthetomatoesatanythingandanyone.Soonthestreetsareintheseaofredtomatojuice.Everyoneissupposedtoobeyasmallnumberofrules:Youmustsquash(壓爛)thetomatobeforethrowingitandyouareallowedtothrownothingbuttomatoes.Itisusuallyoverinlessthanhalfanhour.Everyonethensetsofftotherivertoclearup.Soundslikefun!36．Themostexcitingactivityofthefestivalis________.A.parades B.streetparties C.thetomatofight D.themusicalbandsshow37．Thestoriesabouthowthefestivalbeganare________.A.quitedifferentB.rathersad C.veryfamous D.veryclear38．Onthefightday,_________.A.allthebusesarefilledwithtomatoesB.youcanseelotsofredapplesonthestreetsC.shopkeepersarenotallowedtowatchpeoplefightD.lotsoftouristsandlocalpeopletakepartinthefight39．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Youcanthrowtomatoesatothersbutotherscan’tthrowback.B.Thetomatomustbesquashedbeforethrowingit.C.Thefightusuallylastsmorethanthirtyminutes.D.Peoplecanthroweverythingonthefightday.40．Thebesttitleofthepassagecanbe________.A.TravelinSpain B.TheTomatoFestivalinSpainC.TheHistoryofSpain D.RulesoftheTomatoFestivalOnedayanAmericancalledSimonwenttoLondontovisithisfriend,Rick.Ricktoldhimthathisflatwasonthefirstfloor.Whenhearrived,Simonwentstraighttothefirstfloorofthebuilding.ButhewastoldthattherewasnoRickonthatfloor.Doyouknowwhy?Infact,theBritishcallthefirstfloorofabuildingthegroundfloor.Thefloorabovethegroundflooristhefirstfloor,whileAmericanswouldcallitthesecondfloor.ThestoryshowsthatthereareafewculturedifferencesbetweenBritainandAmerica,thoughtheBritishandAmericansbothspeakEnglish.TheBritishusuallyhidetheirfeelings.Theyseldomstartaconversationwithstrangers.Forexample,onthetraintheBritishoftenspendtheirtimereadingnewspapersorbooks.ButAmericansarequitedifferent.They’remoreactiveandeasiertotalkwith.TheBritishandAmericansmayusedifferenttermsformanythings.TheBritishusuallyuse“football”,“eraser”and“mail”whileAmericansprefertouse“soccer”,“rubber”and“post”.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。41．SimonwenttoLondonto__________.A.visithisfriendB.spendhisholidayC.studyEnglishD.haveameeting42．WhichpictureshowsuswhereRick’sflatwas?ABCD43．Accordingtothepassage,theBritishusuallyspendtheirtime_______onthetrain.A.playingcards B.talkingC.doingsomereadingD.singinganddancing44．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“term”meaninChineseinthepassage?A.成果 B.學(xué)期 C.會議 D.用語45．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.DifferencesinBritishandAmericanculture B.Simon’sfunnystoryC.Informationabroad D.HidingthefeelingPeopleliketosay：“Thehandthatrocks(搖動)thecradle(搖籃)rulestheworld．”O(jiān)rtheysay：“Behindeverysuccessfulman，thereisawoman．”Nowsomewomenstilllikemakingtheirhusbandsandsonssuccessful．Butsomewomenwantmoreforthemselves．Theywanttobesuccessfulasmen．Todaythebestjobsarestillgiventomen．Evenwhenwomendothesamework，theyareoftenpaidlessthanmen．Somewomenwantthesethingschanged．Theywanttostandbesidethemen，withthesamechancesforsuccess．NowmanyAmericanwomenareearningmoneyoutsidetheirhomes．Morethanhalfofthewomenattheageofeighteentosixty-fivehavegoodjobs．Ingeneral，workingwomenhavemoreeducationthanthosewhostayathome．Amongwomenwithjobs，eightoutoftendriveacartowork，andmostofthemoftenspendtheirholidaysawayfromhome．Theyliketravelingbyair．Women’sworkhasmadeseveralchangesinwomen’slivesandinmen’slives，too．ButthingsarequitedifferentfromthoseintheMiddleEastcountries．IntheMiddleEastcountries，womenhavetostayathome．Theylookaftertheirfamiliesanddoallthehousework．Theycan’tfindworkoutside．Whentheygooutinpublic．theycovertheirfaceswithsomethingandwalkbehindtheirhusbands．Forthepastfewyearsthewomen’slifehasbeenchanginginthosecountries．Manywomenwanttoplayanactiveroleinthesociety．Thoughworkinggivesthemfewchancesofgettingmarried，manymenstillwanttomarrythemintheoldways．46．Moreandmorewomenwanttogetjobsbecause．A．theydon’twanttostandbehindtheirhusbandsinthestreetB．theythinktheyaremoreimportantthanmenC．theythinktheyareasimportantasmenD．houseworktroublesthemtoomuch47．Somewomenarestillbadlypaid．A．becausewomenwantmoremoneyB．becauseoftheoldwaysofthinkingC．becausewomencan’tdoaswellasmendoD．butwedon’tknowwhy48．Ifwomenhavegothighereducation．A．theycangetbetterjobsmoreeasilyB．theydon’thavetodoanyhouseworkC．theycantravelbyplaneD．theycanbepaidbetterthanmen49．Workinggiveswomen．A．thechancetoreceivemoreeducationthanmenB．chancestoplayanimportantroleinthesocietyC．morepaythanmenD．fewerchancesofgettingmarried50．Fromthispassageweknow．A．womenhavethesamerightsasmentodayB．womendon’twanttoworkoutsidetheirhomesC．moreandmorewomenwanttoplayanactiveroleintheircountriesD．intheMiddleEastcountriesallthewomenstayathomeManypeopleliketotravel（旅行）byplane,butIdon’tlikeitbecauseanairport（飛機場）isusuallyfarfromthecity.Youhavetogetthereearlyandwaitfor(等待）hoursfortheplanetotakeoff（起飛）anditisoftenlate.Youcan’topenthewindows.Youcan’tchoose（選擇）thefood.Planesarefast,buttheystilltakehourstogooutoftheairportandintothecity.Iliketravelingbytrain.Ithinktrainsaresafe.Railwaystationsareusuallyincities.Whenyouarelate（晚的）foratrain,youcancatchanotherone.Youcanwalkaroundinthetrainandopenthewindows.Youcanseemanyinterestingthingsonyourway.Iknowittakesalittlemoretime.Ialsolikecars.Youcanstartyourjourney（旅行）whenyouwantto,andyoudon’tneedtogettoarailwaystationorabusstop.Alsoyoucancarrymanythingswithyouinacar.Butsometimestherearetoomanycarsontheroad.51．Whydomanypeopleliketotravelbyplane?A.Becauseit’sfast.B.Becauseit’ssafe.C.Becauseyoucanwalkaroundintheplane.D.Becauseit’scheap.52．WhichisNOTthegoodthingaboutthetrain?A.Itissafe.B.Ittakesalittlemoretime.C.Youcanopenthewindows.D.Youcanwalkaroundinthetrain.53．Ifyouwanttotakealotofthingswithyou,whatdoyoutaketogoout?A.Abus.B.Acar.C.Atrain.D.Abike.54．Whatisthebadthingaboutthecar?A.Youneedn’tgotoastation.B.Youcanstartyourjourneywhenyouwantto.C.Therearetoomanycarsontheroad.D.Youneedn’tgotoabusstop.55．Whatdoesthewriterthinkoftheplane,trainandcar?A.Hethinksittakesalotoftimetogotoandgetoutoftheairport.B.Helikestotakeatrainbecauseittakesalittlemoretime.C.Helikestotakeacarbecausehehasacar.D.Helikestotakeaplanebecauseit’sfast.Weeachhaveamemory(記憶力).That’swhywecanstillrememberthingsafteralongtime.Somepeoplehaveverygoodmemoriesandtheycaneasilylearnmanythingsbyheart,butsomepeoplecanonlyrememberthingswhentheysayordothemagainandagain.Manyofthegreatmenoftheworldhavegotsurprisingmemories.Agoodmemoryisagreathelpinlearningalanguage.Everybodylearnshismotherlanguagewhenheisasmallchild.Hehearsthesounds,remembersthemandthenhelearnstospeak.Somechildrenarelivingwiththeirparentsinforeigncountries.Theycanlearntwolanguagesaseasilyasonebecausetheyhear,rememberandspeaktwolanguageseveryday.Inschoolitisnotsoeasytolearnaforeignlanguagebecausethepupilshavesolittletimeforit,andtheyarebusywithothersubjects,too.Butyourmemorywillbecomebetterandbetterwhenyoudomoreandmoreexercises.56．Somepeoplecaneasilylearnmanythingsbyheartbecause_____.A.theyalwayssleepverywell B.theyofteneatgoodfoodC.theyreadalotofbooks D.theyhaveverygoodmemories57．Everybodylearnshismotherlanguage______.A.attheageofsix B.whenheisasmallchildC.afterhegoestoschool D.whenhecanreadandwrite58．Beforeachildcanspeak,hemust______.A.readbooks B.writewordsC.hearandrememberthesounds D.thinkhard59．Inschoolthepupilscan’tlearnaforeignlanguagewellbecause______.A.theyhavenogoodmemories B.theyhavenorecorders(錄音機)C.theyhavetoomuchtimeforit D.theyarebusywithothersubjects60．Yourmemorywillbecomebetterandbetter______.A.whenyouhaveenoughgoodfood B.whenyoudomoreandmoreexercisesC.whenyoudomorningexerciseseveryday D.whenyougetupearlySpider-Man3(《蜘蛛俠3》)got$29.15millionontheveryfirstdayin16overseasmarketsandbeatthefirsttwoSpider-Manmovies.“ThemoviehadthebestopeningdayeverinsomecountriesonTuesday,includingFrance,ItalyandSouthKorea.”amanfromSonyPicturessaid.“Spider-Man3willopenduringthenextfewdaysinmanyothercountries,includingtheUnitedStatesonFriday.WecertainlyhopethesamethingwillhappeninNorthAmerica,”saidJeffBlake,Sonyvicechairman,onWednesday.2002’sSpider-Manopenedwith$114.8millioninitsfirstweekend,adebutrecordthatstooduntilPiratesoftheCaribbean:DeadMan’sChestbrokeitlastyearwith$135.6millionaweekend.Spider-Man2openedonaWednesdaybeforethefourthweekendofJulyin2004,andset