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EnglishhasbeenamainsubjectforChinesestudents.ManystudentsconsiderlearningEnglish

asa(n)]thing.However,thereisaninterestingwayoflearningEnglish-enjoying

2inEnglish.Webelievethat3isthebestteacher.Themoreinterestyouhave,

thebetteryoulearnEnglish.

Nowadays,withthehelpoftheInternetandmoderntechnology,gettinginformationhasbeen

4thaneverbefore.WecangetalotoffamousEnglishmovies5theInternet.

Mostarefree,6weevenneedn'tspendanythingonthem.Aftergettingthesemovies,we

shouldwatchthemonebyone.Whenwereallyunderstandthemovieswehaveseen,wccangoto

seetheotherones.

WhycanwatchingEnglishmovieshelp7ourEnglish?

Firstly,wecanknowbetterhowthenatives(當(dāng)?shù)厝耍﹕peakEnglish.Lookatthewordsand

speakaftertheactorsandactress.Bylearningtheirpronunciation,wecancorrect(糾正)

8.

Secondly,watchingEnglishmoviesisalsoagoodwaytorealizethethinkingpatternofEnglish

speakers.WecanalsopickupmanywordsandsentencesbywatchingEnglishmovies.Theycan

helpusspeaknaturalEnglish.

Thirdly,watchingmoviesinEnglishalsohelpsuspracticeour9.Insteadofreading

Englishwords,wclistentowhatthespeakerssay.Aftersometime,wcwillfindthatourlistening

hasimproved.

Finally,watchingmoviesinEnglishletsusknowmoreculturesofforeigncountries.Ilwillhelp

uscommunicatewithforeignersand__1()_thembetter.

1.A.sadB.boringC.funnyD.exciting

2.A.booksB.moviesC.cartoonsD.songs

3.A.luckB.exercisec.interestD.experience

4.A.easierB.clearerc.slowerD.higher

5.A.onB.withc.byD.about

6.A.ifB.orc.soD.but

7.A.changeB,forgetc.introduceD.improve

8.A.mineB.oursc.yoursD.theirs

9.A.writingB.speakingc.readingD.listening

10.A.helpB.teachc.understandD.Cheer

Doyouknowhowtostudybetterandmakeyourstudymoreeffective?Weallknowthat

Chinesestudentsusuallystudyveryhardforlong11.Thisisverygood,butitdoesn't

12alot,fbraneffectivestudentmusthaveenoughsleep,enoughfoodandenoughrest

andexercise.Everydayyouneedtogooutfbrawalkorvisitsomefriendsorsomeniceplaces.It's

goodforyourstudy.

Whenyoureturntoyour13.yourmindwillberefreshed(清酉星)andyou'lllearn

more14studybetter.Psychologists(心理學(xué)家)15thatlearningtakesplacein

thisway.Heretake16learningforanexample.Firstyoumakealotofprogressandyou

feelhappy.Thenyourlanguagestudyseems17thesame.Soyouwillthinkyou're

learning18andyoumaygiveup.Thiscanlastfbrdaysoreveryweek,yetyouneedn't

giveup.Atsomepointyourlanguagestudywillagaintakeanotherbig19.You'llseethat

youreallyhavebeenlearningallalong.Ifyougetenoughsleep,food,restandexercise,studying

Englishcanbeveryeffectiveand20.Don'tgiveupalongtheway.Learnslowlyand

you'resuretogetagoodresult.

11.A.daysB.timesC.hoursD.weeks

12.A.helpB.giveC.makeD.take

13.A.gamesB.travelsC.schoolsD.studies

14.A.yetB.andC.orD.but

15.A.havefoundB.havetaughtC.toldD.said

16.A.mathsB.EnglishC.musicD.sports

17.A.tohaveB.tomakeC.totakeD.tostay

18.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

19.A.workB.jumpC.walkD.result

20.A.hardB.commonC.interestingD.possible

Manyyoungpeopleoftenthinkitisdifficulttolearnanewlanguage.Butinfact,learningto

speakanotherlanguageiseasierand21thanyouthink.Here'ssomeadvice.

Trytostartspeakingfromnow22.Traditionally,manypeoplethinkoneshould

spendalongtimelearninganewlanguagebeforeheisreadytospeakit.Butlanguagesaren't

leamed.They're23tobealive.Practicemakesperfect,sotrytotalktoanativeright

away.Your24willimprovethroughrealuseofthelanguage.Soyouhavenoexcusenot

tostarttoday.

Getitquicklyby25afewhoursinlearningbasicwords,suchas“hello",“thank

you“,“excuseme“,26afewothers.Theycanhelpyoucomeintoconversationseasily

andquickly.

Next,writedownaquickintroductionabout27inEnglish,andhaveyourteacher

helpyoutranslateitwell.Everytimeyoumeetsomeonenew,youcanfollowitforthefirstfew

seconds.Itcan28muchpressurefromyou.

Don'tbeafraidofmakingmistakes.Aslongasitcanhelpyouexpressyourideas29

andright,don'tbeafraidtochangeawordfbranotherduringyourcommunication.Trytousemore

wordstogettheotherpersonto3()you.Themorepracticeyouget,thefasteryouwill

improve.

21.A.longerB.quickerC.earlierD.later

22.A.ofB.atC.onD.in

23.A.usedB.createdC.producedD.linked

24.A.wordsB.friendsC.skillsD.chances

25.A.costingB.takingC.payingD.spending

26.A.butB.andC.soD.or

27.A.yourselfB.myselfC.himselfD.itself

28.A.turnupB.turnonC.takeoffD.takeup

29.A.happilyB.clearlyC.lazilyD.deeply

30.A.interviewB.communicateC.translateD.understand

WhenIwas12yearsold,mymothersentmetoaChineseschoolinCalifornia.Ihatespending

mySaturdaysinathree-hourChineseclass.Ithoughtitwasdifficultand31.

ButmymumthoughtthatIshoulddevelopand32myChineselanguageskills.I

seemedtoknowitwoulddomegoodinfuture,butatthattimeIcouldn'trealize(意識(shí)至(1)the

33oflearningasecondlanguage.

Manyyearslater,Ihada34toworkinAsia.IchoseChinamainlybecauseIlearned

ChinesewhenIwas35.However,IstillwonderedifIcould36streetsigns,buy

foodandtalktopeoplethere.

ShortlyafterIarrivedinChina,myChineselanguage37camebacksoonand

improved38.Alongtimeago,Iwantedtogiveup39Chinese.Luckily,my

mumencouragedmeandstoppedthatfromhappening,rm4()thattheChineselanguage

hashelpedmealotindifferentways.Mylifeisgettingmoreandmorecolourful.

31.A.relaxingB.enjoyableC.boringD.interesting

32.A.correctB.improveC.teachD.learn

Intheafternoon,we52theHalloweencostumes(月艮裝)andhadaparade(游彳?。?/p>

inschool.Someofthecostumeswerefunny,butsomeofthem53scary.Ichosetoweara

Supermancostume.

Ididalotofthingsthatday,butthepartIliked54was“trickortreafintheevening.

Afterdinner,Iwentoutsidewithabag.I55togetalotofcandiesfrommyneighbors.At

first,Iwasabitnervous,56whenIknockedatthefirstdoor,myheartwasbeatingvery

fast.Alady57.andIsaidcarefiillytoher,"Trickortreat.v

My58wasverylow,solowthatIcouldhardlyhearmyselfspeak.Tomysurprise,

theladywassokindthatshegave59twocandies,andIwassoexcited.Ithankedthe

ladyandmovedon.Ican'IrememberhowmanyhousesIvisited,butIcanrememberhowmany

60Igot-Igot91thatday,andIwassohappy.

WhatahappyHalloweenIhad!AndIwishwecouldhaveHalloweeneverymonth!

51.A.spendB.remindC.rememberD.enjoy

52.A.woreB.washedC.soldD.kept

53.A.tastedB.smelledC.soundedD.looked

54.A.bestB.worstC.longestD.shortest

55.A.offeredB.continuedC.hopedD.refused

56.A.butB.soC.thoughD.or

57.A.cameoutB.cameinC.camebackD.cameon

58.A.heightB.wishC.priceD.voice

59.A.themB.usC.herD.me

60.A.candiesB.housesC.cardsD.presents

EveryApril,thereisaspecialdayinChina.ItiscalledQingmingFestival,alsocalledTomb

-SweepingDay.onthattheday,people61andhonor(紀(jì)念)theirancestors(祖先).

Qingmingisa(n)62Chinesefestival.Ithasalonghistory.Itbeganover2,000years

ago.Afamouspoem63theTangDynastypoetDuMudescribestheday:"Rainsfallheavily

asQingmingcomes,andpassers-by(彳亍人)withloweredspritsgo.”

Tomb-SweepingDayhasbeenapublic64ontheChinesemainland(中國大陸)since

2008.Onthisday,65bringflowers,foodandwinetotheirancestors5tombs(墳?zāi)梗?They

putfoodlikecakesandfruitsinfrontofthetombs.Afterthat,they66thedirtoffthetombs

andremembertheirdeadfamilymembers.

67doChinesepeopledothis?That'sbecausepeoplethinkthatvisitingtombsto

68respect(尊重)totheirdeadfamilymembers.

However,Tomb-SweepingDayisnotonlyaboutthis.Duringthattime,theweatheris

becoming69.Peoplearealsoabletogarden(從事園藝)andenjoyoutdooractivities.

Familiesoften70_foroutings(遠(yuǎn)足)orflykitesalthistime.

61.A.rememberB.meetC.seeD.find

62.A.popularB.famousC.traditionalD.unhappy

63.A.forB.byC.withD.as

64.A.weekendB.weekdayC.journeyD.holiday

65.A.classesB.familiesC.friendsD.groups

66.A.turnB.keepC.sweepD.go

67.A.WhyB.WhenC.WhereD.Who

68.A.bringB.showC.makeD.take

69.A.warmerB.colderC.coolerD.shorter

70.A.havefunB.workhardC.pulltogetherD.gettogether

TheDragonBoatFestival,alsocalledtheDuanwuFstival,iscelebratedonthefifthdayofthe

71monthintheChineselunarcalendar.Peopleofteneatzongziandrowdragonboats

72thefestival.

Thousandsofyearsago,peopleoften73riceintotheMiluoRivertofeedfishesso

thattheydidn'teatQuYuanonMay5theveryyear,becausehediedintheMiluoRiver.They

thoughthewasstill74intheriver.Now,inorderio75thehonestman,people

inChinaoftenmakezongzi.Theywill76allkindsofzongziduringtheDuanwu

Festival.Thiskindoffoodisvery77andverypopular.Menandwomen,youngandold

alllikeeatingzongziverymuch.

Thefestivalisalsobestknownforitsdragonboatraces.Duringthefestival,peopleoftenrace

dragonboatsinmanyplaces,78inSouthChinawheretherearemanyriversandlakes.The

dragonboatisabout50?100feet79,5feetwide.Andtheboatisnotveryheavy.

Therearemorethan20strongmenontheboat.Theysitintheboatside80side.At

theheadoftheboat,thereisabigdrumonit.Thedrummerplaysthedrumduringtherace.

71.A.fourthB.fifthC.sixthD.seventh

72.A.inB.betweenC.ofD.during

73.A.gotB.tookC.threwD.brought

74.A.asleepB.goodC.aliveD.wells

75.A.rememberB.thinkC.likeD.forget

76.A.likeB.makeC.takeD.bring

77.A.beautifulB.bigC.wellD.delicious

78.A.especiallyB.clearlyC.exactlyD.easily

79.A.tallB.shortC.wideD.long

80.A.atB.byC.onD.in

AreyoutravelingtoanEnglish-speakingcountry?Ifyouare,oneofthemostimportantthings

youneedtoknowis81toaskfordirections.Herearesomeusefulphrases(慣用法).

Remembertobe82whenaskingfordirections,anddon'tforgettosay“Thankyou!”

“HowdoIgetto...“一Thisisthesimplest83toasksomeonefordirections.When

youusethisphrase,theotherpersonwilleithertellyouwhichmodeoftransport(交通方式)totake

orwill84yourroute(路線).

“Whereexactly(確切地)amI?”—Sometimesinordertounderstandthedirectionswell,you

haveto85whereexactlyyouare,forexample,whichstreetyouareon.

“Whaiisthequickestwaytogetto...“一Letussaythatyouhavetogosomewhere86

train,andthetraincomesatcertaintimes,thenyouneedtogettothetrainstationquickly.Ifyou

needtogosomewhere87.askthisquestion.

Whereis..."—Thisphraseisalsouseful88youaskfordirections.Ifyouknowyou

areveryclosetoyourdestination(目的地)andyoujustneedalittleguidanceinfindingtheplace,

youcan89thisphrase.

NowyouarereadytotraveltoanEnglish-speakingcountryandtoaskfordirections.Enjoy

your__90andhavefun!

81.A.whoB.whereC.howD.why

82.A.politeB.quietC.honestD.fair

83.A.reasonB.skillC.talkD.way

84.A.studyB.changeC.followD.explain

85.A.workoutB.findoutC.bringoutD.takeout

86.A.byB.onC.withD.from

87.A.oftenB.suddenlyC.fastD.secretly

88.A.sinceB.beforeC.thoughD.when

89.A.useB.missC.inventD.expect

90.A.mealsB.showsC.travelsD.questions

Oneday,LiuMeiwenttothecinema.Whenshegottoastreetcorner,shesawanoldwoman

91there.Theoldwomanseemed92.soLiuMeistoppedtohelpher.

TheoldwomanwasonherwaytoNorthStreetHospitaltoseeherhusband.Hewassickin

hospital.Butshedidn'tknow93togetthere.LiuMeihelpedhertoaska

policeman94help.Thepolicemantoldthem95downthemainstreetuntilthey

reachedthesecondtrafficlights,thenturnlefttotheGreenRoad.Andattheendoftheroadthey

wouldseethehospital.Butitwasquitealongway.Itwould96themhalfanhourtowalk

there.

LiuMeithoughttheyhadbettergotherebybus.Sothey97aNo.72bustothe

hospital.98.theoldwomansawherhusband.LiuMeididn't99theirthanks.She

leftwithout100anything.

91.A.standingB.stoodC.standsD.wasstanding

92.A.happyB.comfortableC.cryD.tobeworried

93.A.whatB.whyC.howD.which

94.A.forB.withC.ofD.to

95.A.goB.towalkC.walkingD.going

96.A.wantB.catchC.payD.take

97.A.caughtB.wentC.tookD.got

98.A.FirstofallB.AtlastC.IntimeD.Onceuponatime

99.A.waitforB.wantC.wonderD.give

1(X).,A.askingB.tosayC.sayingD.said

Tonywasamiddleschoolstudent.Heliked101.Intheevening,healwayswatched

TVformorethantwohours.ThenheusedtheInternetandstayeduplate.Thenextday,he

102lateanddidn'thavebreakfast.Hedidn'tlike103.Heonlyexercisedonce

ortwiceaweek.Heoftenfelttired,104hedidn'tthinkitwasabigproblem.

Oneday,hehada105testinaP.E.class.Allhisclassmatesran106.but

onlyhewasslow.Hewasnothappywiththat.Afterclass,heasked107bestfriendJim

forhelp.JimsaidTonywasinbad108.HetoldIbnytostophisbadhabitsandstartgood

ones.

Tonylistenedtohim.Nowhe109staysuplate.Heusuallygetsupearlyandhasa

goodLLQ.Afterschool,healwaysplayssportswithhisfriends.

Nowhefeelswelleverydayanddoeswellinallhissubjects.

101.A.readingbooksB.watchingTVC.shoppingonlineD.doinghousework

102.A.ateoutB.putupC.wokeupD.gotlost

103.A.exercisingB.cookingc.waitingD.sleeping

104.A.soB.butc.ifD.and

105.A.singingB.jumpingc.dancingD.running

106.A.fastB.slowlyc.quietlyD.loudly

107.A.herB.yourc.hisD.my

108.A.healthB.feelingsc.classD.school

109.A.usuallyB.oftenc.alwaysD.never

110.A.lunchB.breakfastc.dinnerD.afternoontea

Bodyimage-thewaypeoplefeelabouttheirlooks-isabigproblemformanyyoungpeople

today.Accordingtoastudy,morethanhalftheteenagegirlsintheUSthinktheyshouldbeonadiet,

andalmostoneinfiveteenageboysare111abouttheirbodiesandtheirweight.

Butwhat'sthecause?Inthestudy,manypeoplethinkthat'sbecauseofthemedia.Turnonthe

TVandyou'11112seebeautifulmodels,handsomeactorsandfitsportsstars.

113amagazineoranewspaper,lookthroughtheInternet,andit'susuallythesame.

Manyyoungpeoplefeel114tolooklikethese“perfect“people.Formost,thisisjust

notpossible.IntheUSA,theaveragewomanis163cmtallandweighs64kilos,115the

averagemodelis180cmtallandweighs53kilos.

Whenpeopledon'tlookthewaymanyfamouspeoplelook,theymaybecomelessconfident.

Somestopeating116inordertoloseweight.Studentscanlosesomuchconfidencethat

theyeven117takingpartinclassroomactivitiesatschool.

Bodyimageproblemsdon't118aswegetolder,either.IntheUK,forexample,

womenover50spendmoremoneyoncosmetics(化妝品)thananyother119group.

Oldermenspendalotofmoneytryingtoavoidhairloss.

Isthereasolutiontotheproblem?AstudyintheUKsuggestedthatbodyimagelessonsshould

beprovidedin120____.Othersbelieveit'saproblemthatallthesocietyneedstodealwith.

111.A.confidentB.sureC.woniedD.hippy

112.A.probablyB.hardlyC.neverD.finally

113.A.GetB.OpenC.TakeD.Find

114.A.pleasantB.happyC.hopefulD.stressed

115.A.becauseB.althoughC.butD.or

116.A.earlyB.properlyC.slowlyD.carefully

117.A.enjoyB.stopC.finishD.forget

118.A.comeB.continueC.disappearD.happen

119.A.ageB.jobC.hobbyD.man

120.A.homesB.societyC.marketsD.schools

Children'sliveshavechangedgreatlyoverthelast30years.Butdotheyhavea⑵

childhoodthanyouorIdid?

1hadaveryhappychildhood.Ihavefourbrothersandsisters,andmymemoriesareall

122beingwiththem.We123playedboardgamesonthelivingroomfloor,orspent

daysinthestreetwiththeotherneighborhoodchildren.

Thesedays,intheUKatleast,thenatureofchildhoodhas124greatly.Firstly,families

are125andmostfamilieshaveonlyonechild.Itis126forbothparentstowork

outsidethehome.Asaresult,today'sboysandgirlsspend127oftheirtimealone.

128bigchangeisthatchildrentodayspendahugeamountoftheirfreetimeathome.

Thisisbecauseparentsworryaboutrealorimagined⑵outsidethehome.

Finally,thekindoftoyschildrenhaveandthewaytheyplayarequitedifferent.Weusedto

playmanyboardgames,buttoday'schildrenspendalotoffreetimeplayingcomputerandvideo

games.Thefactthattheycanplayelectronicgamesontheirownfurtherincreasesthesenseof

13()feltbymanyyoungpeopletoday.

121.A.smarterB.happierC.harder

122.A.inB.amongC.about

123.A.oftenB.evenC.seldom

124.A.improvedB.changedC.increased

125.A.smallerB.biggerC.poorer

126.A.easyB.simpleC.common

127.A.manyB.muchC.few

128.A.AnotherB.EveryC.Other

129.A.storiesB.mealsC.dangers

130.A.failureB.lonelinessC.success

I'minGrade9andhavechangedalot.I'mreallyverybusynow.Iusedtoplaysportsafter

schoolbutnowIdon'thavetimetodoit131JthinkIshouldstudyalmostallthetime

excepttheeatingandsleepingtime.Ifnot,Iwon'tgetgood132.

Ihavemore133inlearningEnglishthanbefore.InthepastIdidn't134

learningEnglishatall.IdislikedEnglishbutnowIlikeitverymuch.IfindEnglishisinteresting.I

listentoourteacher135inclassandstudyEnglishhardinmanyother136suchas

watchingEnglishmoviesandlisteningtoEnglishsongs.

Iusedtobelittleandshort.Some“bad"studentsdidn'tplaywithme,soIwasvery137

withthem.Now,Iam138becauseI'vebecomeatallandthingirl.

Iwasafraidof139infrontofpeoplewhenIwaslittle.Iwasprettyshyand

didn't140thereasons.Butnow,inmiddleschool.I'velearnedtotalktopeople.I'mmore

outgoingthanIusedtobe.

131.A.eitherB.anymoreC.aloudD.well

132.A.friendsB.booksC.gradesD.teachers

133.A.advicesB.adviceC.spaceD.interest

134.A.careaboutB.findoutC.passbyD.takeplace

135.A.politelyB.carefullyC.slowlyD.comfortably

136.A.placesB.daysC.waysD.classrooms

137.A.patientB.angryC.happyD.busy

138.A.smartB.helpfulC.proudD.serious

139.A.speakingB.playingC.readingD.mailing

140.A.loseB.chooseC.useD.know

Chinaisthehomeoftea,andithas141than4,000yearsofhistory.PeopleinChina

drinkteaeveryday.Ofthethreemajor142—tea,coffeeandcola.Teaisdrunk143

alargenumberofpeopleintheworld.Tea,silkandporcelain(陶瓷)144tobeknownby

theworldoverathousandyearsago,andteahasbeenanimportantChineseexport(出口)

145.

Tealeaves146mainlyintheareasouthoftheChangjiangRiver,inZhejiang,Jiangxi

andFujian,147themildclimate(氣候)andrichsoilthere.Longjing,Wulong,Pu'erandTie

Guanyinareall148.

Inthepastfewcenturies,Chinesepeople149theirownteaculture,whichincludestea

planting,tea-leafpicking,teamaking,teadrinkingandsoon.Teais[50apopulartopic

whichisoftenmentionedindances,songs,poemsandnovels.

141.A.manyB.moreC.muchD.most

142.A.foodB.fruitsC.drinksD.vegetables

143.A.onB.atC.inD.by

144.A.beginB.beginsC.beganD.begun

145.A.atthattimeB.fromnowonC.sincethenD.sincenow

146.A.produceB.areproducedC.makeD.aremade

147.A.becauseofB.becauseC.sinceD.as

148.A.interestingB.importantC.famousD.normal

149.A.haddevelopedB.havedeveloped

C.developedD.aredeveloping

150.A.tooB.aswellC.eitherD.also

WhydomanyChinesepeoplerefusetocuttheirhairduringthefirstmonthofthelunaryear?

Traditionsaysthatdoingsowill⑸causeyourmother'sbrotherstodie.Althoughit's

nottrue,somepeoplestill152it.

153.afteramonth'swait,manypeopleusuallycuttheirhaironDragonHead-Raising

Day.Itwasonce154tolineupoutsideofbarbershopsonthisday.

DragonHead-RaisingDay-theseconddayofthesecondlunarmonth,which155on

Mar.14thisyear.Itisan156traditionalChineseholiday.Ancientpeoplebelievedthat

157thisday,rainfallwouldincreasebecausetherain-bringingDragonKingwouldwake

upfromhiswintersleep.Sothatdayisthestartof158andfarming.

Awell-knownphrasegoes,“Ontheseconddayofthesecondmonth,thedragon159

hishcad.,,

Besides160theirhair,therearcalsootherwaystocelebratethisholiday.For

example,peoplecatfoodwith“dragonnames”.Peoplecallnoodlesdragon'sbeard(龍須).

Dumplingsarcdragon'scarsandspringrolls(春卷)arcdragon'sscales(龍鱗).

151.A.certainlyB.reallyC.exactlyD.probably

152.A.likeB.believeC.followD.choose

153.A.AndB.SoC.ButD.Or

154.A.traditionB.cultureC.festivalD.hobby

155.A.dropsB.fallsC.liesD.depends

156.A.impoliteB.internationalC.importantD.alive

157.A.beforeB.withC.afterD.on

158.A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter

159.A.shakesB.liftsC.rollsD.turns

160.A.makingB.heatingC.washingD.cutting

閱讀下面短文,掌握其大意,從各小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

TheDouble(兩倍的)SevenFestival,alsoknownastheQixiFestival,isatraditionalChinese

festival.Hereisabeautifulstory161it.

Long,longago,therewasayoungmannamedNiulang.Oneday,he162abeautifulgirl

—Zhinu,theGoddess'sseventhdaughter.Shehadjustrunawayfromtheboringheaven(天國)to

lookforfunonEarth.Zhinusoon163Niulang,andtheygotmarri

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