4．Scott Heiferman and Brendan McGovern founded（創(chuàng)立） Meetup in 2002．The two met by （16）Ain college and became good friends．That chance meeting led to the creation of Meetup and is   （17）Bthe founders stress the value of connecting with strangers．
Meetup is a community-building app that （18）Cpeople in a common place．Members can join a group that interests them online and then meet them in person．Today's world depends more on technology than （19）D，human contact to communicate．But Meetup allows members to"use the Internet to get （20）Bthe Internet"and have face-to-face meetings．
To sign up and attend any Meetup is （21）D．There is only a fee（費用）for organizing and keeping groups．The selection（選擇）of groups to choose from is large．A Meetup group exists（存在） for （22）Bany shared interest：sports，cooking，language，art，pets and every hobby under the sun．There are also parenting groups and cultural groups．I have personally used Meetup to meet other （23）Alovers to go riding and climbing．
The app （24）Das a great way to network with others．More chances can come from meeting with （25）C．Who knows？It is very possible to meet a new best friend or business partner at the next Meetup．

16．A．chance	B．hand	C．luck	D．mistake
17．A．that	B．why	C．what	D．how
18．A．cancels	B．changes	C．connects	D．contacts
19．A．busy	B．daily	C．kind	D．real
20．A．on	B．off	C．down	D．up
21．A．cheap	B．expensive	C．low	D．free
22．A．a(chǎn)ll	B．a(chǎn)lmost	C．both	D．many
23．A．outdoor	B．indoor	C．outside	D．inside
24．A．considers	B．knows	C．uses	D．serves
25．A．friends	B．partners	C．strangers	D．teenagers．

3．

A．from B．found C．changed D．or E．more F．a(chǎn)ctivity G．but H．small I．make a difference J．them K．on L．no matter

Holding doors open for people behind you，picking up litter，thanking people…these acts of kindness seem very （71）H．But students at James Middle School know that such small acts make the world a better place．
Eighth-graders from James Middle School，took part in the Random Acts of Kindness Week （72）A March 31to April 4．During the week，they tried their best to do kind things for others．Celeste Murray，an English teacher at the school，started the （73）F．Since she was little，she has always tried to do small acts of kindness in her daily life．"I believe the world is （74）Cby small things，"she told the newspaper The Daily Times．Over the week，to her surprise，Murray also （75）B great changes in her class．
Before that，she always needed to ask her students to push the chairs in （76）D turn off the lights before they leave the classroom．Now，the students do those things by themselves．"The teachers have a lot of work，"said Jordon，one of Murray's students．He learned to care （77）E about others．
Eliza，another student，gave out more praises to others．"It makes（78）J feel happy and successful，"she said．
The activity made students feel that they can （79）I．Hailey decides to continue to do at least one act of kindness every week，（80）L how busy she is．She believes her acts could encourage others．

2．-Pardon me，do you know _____________？
-Yes，at 10：00am every day．（　�。�

	A．	when does the shopping center open
	B．	when the shopping center opens
	C．	when did the shopping center open
	D．	when the shopping center opened

1．Do you think children who lived a thousand years ago had toys？Believe it or not，they did!
（71）Dtoys were very simple compared to the toys that you play with every day．They were mostly handmade from things that were found in （72）C，like stones，wood or clay．
Children played with a few types of toys through the 1600s．During the 1700s when George Washington  （73）HPresident of the United States，scientists began to discover and invent more  （74）B to make toys．They could not only use stones，wood and clay，but also use cotton，leather（皮革） and paper．
Hand-carved wooden toys were popular with  （75）Lthrough the early part of the 1800s．Because it  （76）Itime to hand-make wooden toys，only a small number could be sold at a time and they were  （77）A．Toy makers looked for ways to make toys affordable for all children to enjoy．
The invention of machines changed how things were made in the 1800s，（78）F toys．They helped make toys faster than by hand and in larger numbers，so toys could be more affordabe．Machine-made toys were very popular among toy makers and children  （79）K they could be shaped and cut to look like real-life things．
Thanks to the hard work by inventors，scientists and  （80）G，toys today are made from stronger and safer types of materials．Although many toys are still made from wood，metals and plastics，there are strict rules on how they can be used in toys．

A．expensive    B．materials    C．nature    D．Their    E．a(chǎn)sked     F．especially G．engineers     H．became     I．took      J．This     K．because   L．children

20．Hollywood
To many people，the word Hollywood has two meanings．（56）D．Second，Hollywood is also the US movie industry．
Hollywood was just a farmland at the beginning of this century．Early American movies were made in other places； for example，in New York and Chicago．
In 1917 a director was making a movie in Chicago．Because of cold weather，he couldn‟t finish the movie．（57）C．And there he found just the weather and scenery he needed to finish his movie．The director realized that southern California was the perfect place for making movies．The next year his company built a movie studio in Hollywood．（58）A．Before long nearly all important American movie studios were in Hollywood，Los Angeles．
The next thirty years were Hollywood‟s greatest years．Thousands of movies were made，most by a few large and powerful studios．（59）E．
Hollywood also reached its high point in these years．Many famous movie stars，like Bette Davis and Clark Gable，lived in Hollywood．
（60）B．More movies are made outside of Hollywood．Many studios have moved．The movie stars have also moved to areas like Beverly Hills and Malibu．
But visitors to Hollywood today can go to the famous Chinese Theatre and see the footprints and autographs of movie stars．They can go down the Walk of Fame，on Hollywood Boulevard，and see the golden stars in the sidewalk．

19．聽下面一段獨白，回答22至25四個小題．
22．In which country did the story happen？
A．in America      B．in England             C．In Australia
23．Why did Jack stop his car？
A．To let a car pass       B．To read a newspaper        C．To call the police
24．What happened to the man in the newspaper？
A．He had a car accident     B．He drove away            C．He was caught．
25．How did Jack feel in the end？
A．Happy          B．Disappointed          C．Confused．

18．聽下面一段對話，回答19至21三個小題．
19．What kind of pet is the woman probably going to get？
A．A cat        B．A dog        C．Some fish．
20．Why do dogs need a lot of your time？
A．They destroy your things   
B．They need you to teach them．
C．They go to the bathroom on your floor．
21．What does the man think of cats？
A．They are lazy        B．They are cute      C．They are friendly．

17．聽下面一段對話，回答16至18三個小題．
16．Where are they now？
A．At home                   B．At a bus stop         C．At a hospital．
17．What's wrong with David's cousin？
A．He has a cold             B．He has a toothache     C．He has broken his leg．
18．Why is Tina there？
A．To see a doctor           B．To meet a friend       C．To wait for a bus．

16．聽下面一段對話，回答13至15三個小題．
13．Who is wanted on the phone？
A．Miss Smith．B．Mrs．Smith．C．Mr．Smith．
14．What is James going to do tomorrow？
A．Have a party．B．Go to a movie．C．Take a message．
15．What is James'phone number？
A.63057948．B.65307948．C.63507948．

15．What does the man mean？
A．Bob will be on time      B．Bob won't be on time       C．Nobody will be on time．