Interested in football?

Join us now!

We }lave a wonderful soccer camp for students aged 10-14.

Join us for 5 days of fun as you learn to play this exciting sport!

When & Where:

20-24 April, 2015 (Monday to Friday) 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

City Sports Centre 267 State Street

Our special activities:

Players from Jiangsu Sainty Soccer Team will be your coaches (教練) for one day! And we have more !

Coach Ben Smith--(Used to work in a CFL[中超] team.)

Coach Bill Williams--(Now working in a CFL team.)

Coach Jim White--(Used to lead a school team to win 3 champion (:ups!)

Reasons why you must come:

Alter the camp, you can learn:

history and rules(規(guī)則) of the game

to carry the ball with your feet

to pass the ball to other players using your head

to kick the ball towards the goal

Please come in comfortable shorts, T-shirts and sports shoes.

Camp fee

$150 (For groups of more than 5, $120 each.)

For more infbrmation, call at Ol 1-5951 5092, or email us at KS footballcamp@hotmail, com. uk

Interested in football?

Join us now!

We }lave a wonderful soccer camp for students aged 10-14.

Join us for 5 days of fun as you learn to play this exciting sport!

When & Where:

20-24 April, 2015 (Monday to Friday) 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

City Sports Centre 267 State Street

Our special activities:

Players from Jiangsu Sainty Soccer Team will be your coaches (教練) for one day! And we have more !

Coach Ben Smith--(Used to work in a CFL[中超] team.)

Coach Bill Williams--(Now working in a CFL team.)

Coach Jim White--(Used to lead a school team to win 3 champion (:ups!)

Reasons why you must come:

Alter the camp, you can learn:

history and rules(規(guī)則) of the game

to carry the ball with your feet

to pass the ball to other players using your head

to kick the ball towards the goal

Please come in comfortable shorts, T-shirts and sports shoes.

Camp fee

$150 (For groups of more than 5, $120 each.)

For more infbrmation, call at Ol 1-5951 5092, or email us at KS footballcamp@hotmail, com. uk

1.When will the camp finish?

A. On 20 April. B. On Monday. C. On 24 April. D. On Saturday.

2.Toni with five of his classmates is going to the camp together. How much money do they need to pay?

A. $600. B. $720. C. $900 D. $750.

3.Who is the camp for?

A. Boys of King's School. B. Children aged 10-14.

C. Teachers and their pupils. D. Parents and their children.

4.Students in the camp can learn a lot about football EXCEPT _________

A. carrying the football B. kicking a goal

C. passing the football D. making rules

5.Which of the following is NOT true?

A. The camp is open two hours each day.

B. Jim White is the coach of a CFL team.

C. The camp is in State Street.

D. Students can know more about the camp on the Internet.

Who says kids don't read? Not Taylor Swift.

The superstar made a stop on her tour promoting (推薦) her new album.

She wanted to share her passion (激情) for reading and writing. She met with some New York City public school kids and 100 more on the Intenet via(經(jīng)由) Skype.

Swift, whose 1989 has stayed at No. 1 for weeks, is a lifelong lover of books and writing. But she said after chatting with the teens at Scholastic she isn't ruling out(排除) other writing projects.

She's already an unpublished novelist. At 13 or 14, she wrote a 400-page book. It was based on her life and friends. She had left them behind during a summer away with her family.

"But since then, I've discovered music and that's the form of writing that inspires (激勵) me the most," Swift said.

Her meetup with the kids at the book publisher's headquarters was turned into a 30-minute video. It is available at Scholastic.com. In it, she encourages more young people to "open a world of possible" through books.

The students on Skype were from Troy, Michigan, and Poway, Calih~rnia. They had made signs declaring the superstar's awesome words, The in-person New Yorkers offered Swift their book recommendations. Among them were: The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper and Harry' Potter by J.K Rowling.

1.Taylor Swift shared her passion for reading with students___ during her tour promoting her

album.

A. in a college B. on the Internet C. in a library D. in a primary school

2.According to the report, 1989 was probably a(n) _______

A. novel B. movie C. album D. play

3.Taylor Swift wrote a novel at the age of 13 or 14, but______.

A. she didn't have it published B. she refused to read it

C. she's never read it D. she never told anybody about it

4.After Taylor Swift wrote her 400-page novel, she discovered _______

A. writing novels inspired her most

B. music was a form of writing which inspired her most

C. music could inspire her most, while writing couldn't

D. music and writing were completely different

5.The best title for the report might be _________

A. Taylor Swift wants you to read B. Reading makes Taylor Swift a success

C. Reading and music D. Taylor Swift and her passion

TV report says China will make a strict law to ban(禁止) smoking in public places or offices.

A survey shows the rate of exposure (暴露) to second-hand smoke jumped from 53 per cent in 2002 to about 73 per cent in 2013 in China. The survey covers more than thirteen thousand people over the age of 15. Nearly 770 million non-smokers suffer from second-hand smoking, the survey says.

According to the survey, smoking in government buildings ranks (排名) second in the type of buildings that have public smoking. Restaurants are in the first place.

The statistics (統(tǒng)計) from the World Health Organization show second-hand smoking kills six hundred thousand people around the world. The number in China is about one hundred thousand. If no improvement is made, the deaths due to second-hand smoking in China will grow to 2 million by 2030 and it will keep increasing to 3 million in 2050.

"There is no safe level of exposure to second-hand smoking. If non-smoking areas are not completely separated (隔離) from the smoking ones, the harm to our health will be the same," said ZhiXiuyi, a professor at the Capital Medicine University.

55 per cent of leaders of organizations and more than 40 per cent of medical health personnel (人員) are smokers. The rate(比例) is only a little lower than the rate of machine operators and farmers.

1.According to the report, which place ranks first in the buildings that have public smoking?

A. Government buildings. B. Schools. C. Restaurants. D. Hotels.

2.How many people will die of second-hand smoking in China by 2050 if no improvement is made?

A. 100,000. B. 600,000. C. 2 million. D. 3 million.

3.According to the passage, what kind of people has the least rate of smoking?

A. Leaders of organizations. B. Medical health personnel.

C. Machine operators. D. Farmers.

4.The underlined phrase "due to" probably has the meaning of .

A. leading to B. resulting in C. caused by D. made up of

5.The passage mainly talks about _ .

A. a survey about smoking B. many people {lie of smoking

C. how to give up smoking D. the danger of second-hand smoking

Next time if you're unhappy or complaining about your life, don't turn to a cheerful comedy. You might find a tragedy (悲劇) is just the thing you need to make your day bright.

A team of researchers at Ohio State University, US, has found sad movies can make people happier, Science Daily reported last month.

Many people find tragedies make them realize how good their own lives are, the research showed.

Silvia Knobloch Westerwick, leader of the study, told the reporter that tragic stories often focus on themes of love, and this leads viewers to think about their loved ones and count their good and helpful things.

361 college students took part in the study. They were shown a sad movie. The movie was about two lovers who couldn't be together and finally died during World War II. Before and after the movie, the students were asked questions measuring (衡量) how happy the), were with their lives. Researchers also asked them before, after and three more times during the movie to measure various moods, including sadness.

Researchers found that the sadder students felt while watching the movie, the more likely they were to think about real people they had close relationships with in life. This increased their happiness after watching the movie.

Knobloch Westerwick also explained that sad feelings make people more thoughtful.

"Happy feelings show that everything is fine. You don't have to worry. You don't have to think about problems in your life," she said. "But sadness makes you think more seriously about your situation.So seeing a tragic movie may make you sad, but that will make you think more about your own close relationships and be more grateful."

Yuna Kim, born in 1990, may be the best woman skater around the world because of her 11 world records.

At the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, she set three world records, i 1.the highest scores in short and long programmes.

At the Olympics, skaters are required to perform a short programme and a long one. They perform jumps, spins (旋轉(zhuǎn)) and other moves. W2. doing these moves, skaters should show how well they can put these elements (元素) into a kind of dance on the ice.

Before the 2010 Winter Olympics began, many people were s3. that Yuna Kim would win a gold medal. Certainly, there were other excellent women skaters who had c4. to win gold. However, Yuna Kim had her own a5. . She had already set an6. of world records. In 2009, she set the records for the highest scores for b 7. the short programme and the long programme. She was the best k8.woman skater on ice and all judges(裁判) accepted her style.

Yuna Kim didn't let people who liked her d9. . She did so well in the competitions that she b10. her own records again. She scored 228.56 points. Needless to say, her score was high enough to win the gold.

Sadly, Yuna Kim retired(退役) at a young age in April, 2014. What a loss it is to skating lovers!

— Is there a television in my room?

— _______ .

A. Yes, there isn’t B. Yes, it is C. No, there isn’t D. No, it isn’t

There _______ some tea in the cup.

A. be B. are C. is D. has

— _______ is the library?

— It’s next to the teacher’s office.

A. Where B. What C. How D. Who

Betty is in China _______ her parents.

A. in B. on C. at D. with

Lucy sits ________ the right of Lily.

A. at B. in C. on D. beside