No matter how small what we are doing may seem, if we pay more attention, it may soon become the step ___________will lead us to better things.

A.which B.what C.whom

The law sets that anyone who obstructs（妨礙）a bus driver’s normal driving will___________. So we should obey the law.

A.punish B.punished C.be punished

—We should ___________give up something we really want.

—You are right. It's difficult to wait, but worse to regret.

A.never B.seldom C.always

—Can you tell me___________?

—My sister bought them for me as birthday gifts from the bookstore.

A.why you lent so many books

B.when you returned your books

C.where you got so many books

It was the last figure skating competition for this season. Our team must_________other teams to enter the state competition.

“Allison,” Coach Janice came up to_________, “Danielle can’t compete today. So I need you to do the axel（前外一周半跳）.” “Coach, I only landed it for the first time three weeks ago!” “I know, but you’re the only one who can do it besides Danielle.” At that moment, the weight of the world was on my_________. It was my turn. I built up speed and jumped, hoping I would land_________. But I didn’t. I_________on the ice, hard. I could feel the blood rushing to my cheeks. “Allison, take the restate,” the coach came to me. “I can't, Coach!” I couldn't use it,_________I might fall again and waste it.

“Allison, you can do it. Calm_________, jump high, and land it.” So I did. I raised an arm towards the judges,_______them know I was going to take the restate. I took off and rotated（旋轉(zhuǎn)）my body as_________as possible in the air. Then I did it! My teammates screamed（尖叫）with______________.

Finally, our team won! Landing that axel made me feel like I could do anything, and who knows, maybe I could.

1.A.fight B.beat C.meet

2.A.me B.you C.him

3.A.head B.shoulders C.fingers

4.A.beautifully B.heavily C.strongly

5.A.sat B.stood C.fell

6.A.since B.until C.although

7.A.around B.down C.over

8.A.helping B.asking C.letting

9.A.little B.bad C.much

10.A.joy B.fear C.worry

I stood there listening to my father shout at the top of his voice. “Which one of you did this?” We all looked at the step. There was child’s handwriting in blue chalk there. Would he guess it was me! I was very nervous when he asked me, so I lied, “Not me, Dad.” My sister and brother denied（否認(rèn)）it as well. To find out who had written on the step, our father gave us each a piece of paper and a pencil. He said, “I want each of you to write exactly what you see on the step.” I tried my best to write the words in a different way. I didn’t want Dad to find it was me. He collected our pieces of paper and looked at them. “Since none of you will admit（承認(rèn)）to have done it, then I will punish you all.” I stood there and said nothing.

“I did it.” My sister stepped forward and said she had done it that she hadn’t. She was punished by not going out for a month.

I didn’t tell my dad it was I who did it until many years later. I always felt sorry because of it. I knew that I shouldn’t let anyone take the blame（承擔(dān)責(zé)任）for me.

1.There was child’s handwriting on the step in____________ chalk.

A.red B.blue C.green D.yellow

2.The writer felt ____________when asked who had written on the step.

A.sorry B.glad C.nervous D.angry

3.What did the father ask the three children to do to find out who had written on the step?

A.To write what they saw on the step.

B.To write who had written on the step.

C.To talk with him one by one.

D.To stay at home for a month.

4.____________admitted to have written on the step at last.

A.The writer B.The writer’s sister

C.The writer’s brother D.The writer’s father

5.What's the main idea of the text?

A.No punishing at home. B.Never write on steps.

C.Get along well with dad. D.Learn to take the blame.

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Authentic（正宗的）Chinese Food Class

Food: dumplings, noodles, fried rice, egg soup

Place: No. 58 Park Street

Time: From 9:00 am-6:00 pm on weekends

Fee: 500 yuan/person

Tel: 5619042

Peppi's Italian Class

Food: spaghetti, steak（牛排）, pizza and salad

Place: No. 01 Walkley Road

Time: Noon-3 pm every day

Fee: 1, 200 yuan/person

Tel: 3062481

Uncle Ben’s Seafood Class

Food: all kinds of seafood

Place: No. 111 Spring Street

Time: Weekdays 8:00 a. m. -noon

Fee: 1,100 yuan/person

Tel: 22471068

Joe's Hamburger Class

Food: beef hamburgers, chicken hamburgers and fish hamburgers

Place: No. 01 Xinhua Road

Time: Noon-10 p. m. every day

Fee: 600 yuan/ person

Tel: 2957788

1.If you want to learn how to cook steak, you should call____________.

A.5619042 B.2957788 C.3062481 D.22471068

2.How many hours is the Seafood Class open on Monday?

A.Five. B.Four. C.Three. D.Two.

3.The address of Joe's Hamburger Class is on____________.

A.No. 58 Park Street B.No. 01 Xinhua Road

C.No. 01 Walkley Road D.No. 111 Spring Street

4.If you want to have classes on weekends，you can attend except____________.

A.Authentic Chinese Food Class

B.Peppi's Italian Class

C.Uncle Ben's Seafood Class

D.Joe's Hamburger Class

5.In which part of a magazine can we read the text?

A.Culture. B.History. C.Advertisement. D.Science.

Do you know about aerotrain（氣動(dòng)懸浮列車）? A high-speed aerotrain can run 400 to 500 km per hour. What a surprising speed it is! And it is being developed by China and Japan together. It’s said that the model of this high-speed aerotrain is more than one metre long. The bullet-nosed（子彈頭）car is like a high-speed train, and its body has wings, which are similar to the plan.

The aerotrain doesn’t run on traditional fuel resources（燃料資源）such as coal, gas or electricity. The train will be fully powered by natural energy. It will not only reduce costs but also improve the speed. The high-speed aerotrain is expected to change the world’s transportation situation, according to experts. People are looking forward to the type of high-speed aerotrain.

Lai Chenguang is a very famous expert. He comes from Chongqing University of Technology. He is good at this kind of technology in China. At the same time, he also takes part in the projects. He introduced that the first and second generation（一代）high-speed aerotrains have been tested. He believed that they could pass a series of strict tests smoothly.

“If the train runs at a speed of 500 km/h, it will use very little energy. The energy it consumes is only 1/3 of that of normal high-speed trains. It means that it will save more energy than normal high-speed trains,” Lai said. In addition, the passengers that the train carries will also be increased because of the new design.

1.The aerotrain is developed in ____________.

A.Japan and America B.France and America

C.China and England D.China and Japan

2.The aerotrain will run on____________.

A.natural energy B.coal C.gas D.electricity

3.What's the advantage of the high-speed aerotrain?

A.The train is strong enough to be safe.

B.People can go anywhere they want on this train.

C.It will provide more excellent service.

D.It will do less pollution to the environment.

4.What does the underlined word “consumes” probably mean in Paragraph 4 in Chinese?

A.提供 B.使用 C.生產(chǎn) D.改變

5.Which would be the best title for the text?

A.Natural Energy. B.The Load Capacity of the Train.

C.A New Type of Train. D.A Project about Transportation.

School playgrounds are supposed to help kids stay active and healthy. But since 2015, toxic（有毒的）chemicals in running tracks have caused many students in several cities, including Shanghai, Beijing and Wuhan, to suffer from nosebleeds, headaches and coughs. It was found that the materials used to build the tracks in these school’s playgrounds contained high levels of toxic chemicals.

On November 1,2018, new standards for the materials used to build playgrounds in primary and middle schools across the country came into effect. The Ministry of Education（MOE）created these standards to protect students’ health.

The standards prohibit（禁止）the use of 18 chemicals for making running tracks, 11 more than the previous standards. The prohibited chemicals are harmful to the skin, eyes and noses and can even cause terrible diseases, China Daily noted.

For the first time, the standards also call for tests of the man-made grass that is used on some playgrounds as some of the materials used to produce man-made grass are highly toxic. Running tracks or patches（片）of man-made grass that does not meet these standards will be changed or removed.

The MOE has taken action in the last few years to keep playgrounds safe. Since 2016, it has invited experts and professionals（專業(yè)人員）to test new playgrounds at schools nationwide. The toxic tracks were produced by companies that used waste in order to cut down costs, according to CCTV. The companies and officials who were involved in producing the tracks have been punished.

1.What kind of disease didn’t the students suffer from according to the passage?

A. B. C. D.

2.The new standards came into effect on____________.

A.September 1,2016 B.October1,2016

C.November1,2018 D.December1,2018

3.What action has the MOE taken to keep playground safe?

A.Invited experts and professionals to test new playgrounds.

B.Punished the involved companies and officials.

C.Warned the involved companies and officials.

D.Punished the school leaders.

4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A.The schools created these standards to protect students’ health.

B.The prohibited chemicals are harmful to humans according to CCTV.

C.The man-made grass used in some playgrounds is safe.

D.The toxic tracks were produced by companies that used waste in order to save costs.

5.We can find the article in ____________part of a newspaper.

A.sport B.health C.culture D.study

A college in Central China's Henan Province had the yearly “Run for Breakfast” campaign（競(jìng)賽）on Monday.1.

Students in this college can get a free breakfast, including an egg, bread and a cup of soy milk, after running three laps（1, 200 meters）in the morning. Since the campaign started in 2010, more than 5,300 students have taken part in.2.Running can build up one’s body and there’s a free breakfast. “I woke my roommates up this morning and we are happy after the run,” said Ren Tingting.

3. “The breakfast food is paid for by businesses,” said Chen Pan, deputy head of the news agency（通訊社）. “4.At the same time, it will help them increase the interest for sports.”

“The free breakfast for the morning exercisers will last for two weeks.” said Li Mengyuan, the organizer of the activity.5.To have a partner exercising together helps students train harder. This campaign encouraged them to go outside with friends instead of sleeping in the morning.

A. She was glad to see more people join in.

B. Its purpose is to encourage students to face the cold bravely and exercise.

C. The activity is good for those who find it hard to get up in the morning.

D. We organized this activity to encourage students to step out of the rooms.

E. The campaign was initiated（發(fā)起）by the student news agency of the college.