A. Both：and B. Either；or C. Neither；nor D. Not only；but also

——Why not______music．It can make you______．

A. 1isten to：to relax B. 1isten to；relax

C. 1istening to；relax D. 1istening to；to relax

A. needn’t to come B. don’t’ need come

C. don’t need coming D. needn’t come

end up，thousands of，play a trick on，sell out，take place

end up，thousands of，play a trick on，sell out，take place

【1】It is said that _____________________people lost their lives in the earthquake.

【2】In most western countries，on April Fool's Day people often_________each other.

【3】The 32nd Olympic Games will ______________in Tokyo. Many students want to be volunteers.

【4】I am sorry to say the books you want to buy have been _________________．

【5】The boats take different routes，but they all _______________in the same place.

【1】她很激動(dòng)，因?yàn)樗�真的想結(jié)婚。

She was _____________________because she really wanted ___________________________．

【2】他的話是可信的。

____________________________is _________________________．

【3】我的英語老師說得太快以至于我跟不上他。

My English teacher spoke _____fast ___________I didn't follow him.

【4】《朗讀者》是我曾看過的最有意義的電視節(jié)目之一。

Readers is ________________________________________TV programs I've ever seen.

【5】人們得知這個(gè)消息后，都去當(dāng)?shù)氐氖袌?chǎng)盡可能多地購買意大利面條。

After hearing the news，people went to the market to buy __________________spaghetti _______．

【1】The plane my brother took soon ____________________(消失) behind a cloud.

【2】The ______________________(發(fā)現(xiàn)) of America was a great event.

【3】Some police ____________(軍官) in the UK carry guns，but most of them don't.

【4】They have ______________(取消) the sports meeting because of the storm.

【5】How _____________________(令人難堪的) the joke is!

In June, four teenage girls from Minnesota, US, went camping in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. They had a great time – even without their smartphones.

Julia Ruelle, 16, put the group together. Earlier this year, she won an essay contest held by a company. The award was a five-day camping adventure with up to three friends. No parents or guides would be there. This award was supposed to encourage kids to be less dependent on their smartphones.

Ruelle had been to the area before, but she had always gone with her parents. Sharing the experience with friends would be very different. She invited three friends: Anna Wander, Madeline Wilson, and Julianna Torelli.

They came up with a daily plan. “We would wake up early every day. We were done paddling by noon. We ate lunch at the camp. Then it was time for hammocks , reading, writing, making friendship bracelets, talking and napping,” Ruelle said.

“I’m a lot less worried about things,” Wander said when asking how she felt without her cellphone. Her favorite thing to do was to lie in her hammock and look at the lake. Torelli enjoyed cooking. She made blueberry pancakes and sandwiches.

No one felt hungry or homesick. “Mental health can be improved so much. It really helps to get away your smartphones and return to nature.” Ruelle said.

【1】The camping trip was special because the girls _____.

A. had to live on a boat for several days B. needed to finish many tasks

C. had to live without their smart phones D. needed to find a guide on their own

【2】Julia Ruelle got the chance to camp by _____.

A. not using her smartphone at school B. asking her parents for help

C. working in a company D. winning an essay contest

【3】How did the girls feel at the end of the trip?

A. Worried. B. Happy. C. Hungry. D. Homesick.

【4】What can you learn from the passage?

A. Life without phones will be boring.

B. The parents had made camping plans for the girls.

C. Wilson enjoyed making pancakes and sandwiches.

D. Using smartphones less can improve our mental health.

Being in a car, train, boat or plane makes conflicting signals in the brain which causes an action similar to something that happens when someone is poisoned. Dr Dean Burnett, from Cardiff University, said the feeling of sickness is caused because the brain thinks the body needs to remove a toxin through vomiting . But in fact, the “poisoning”effect is caused by the mixed messages-- for the muscles , they tell the brain the body is motionless, but for the ears, they got the feeling that the body has some movement.

Dr Dean Burnett explained that reading in a car made the feeling of travel sickness worse, because the eyes were focused on a small, motionless space and gave the brain no information to explain that the body was moving.

The feeling of sickness could be weakened by looking out of a car window because this showed the brain that movement was taking place. “You can see the passage and movement itself, and that balances the system,” he said. “The brain’s going: ‘Oh, look, things are moving--I must be moving’--and then it calms down the sickness.”

Dr Burnett said there was no clear reason why some people suffered from car sickness more than others. But he said there were several other aspects of modern life with which the brain had not yet recognized or understood.

【1】Tom often feels sick when traveling in a bus, because ________ according to the writer.

A. buses make his brain into thinking he has been poisoned

B. buses make him feel very excited

C. he doesn’t like taking a bus to anywhere at all

D. His body needs to remove a toxin through vomiting

【2】The meaning of the underlined word “motionless” is close to “ ________”.

A. active B. noise C. quiet D. clever

【3】Which of the following can NOT weaken the feeling of sickness in a bus?

A. Looking out of the window

B. Looking at the passage of the bus.

C. Looking at the movement itself.

D. Looking at something quiet.

【4】What’s the best title of the passage?

A. What a Terrible Travel! B. Why Do We Get Car Sick?

C. The Danger of Modern Transport D. How to Keep Balance.

I almost felt sick when I knew that I failed the 【1】 (考試) again. I took my school report and came back home.The note on the table said that my parents went to another city for a 【2】（會(huì)議).They wouldn’t come back 【3】 (直到) September the 【4】（九).

However, I was still afraid. If my mother knew I got such low marks on so many subjects, she would 【5】（懲罰) me. She would cut all my cartoon books into pieces! I 【6】(收藏)them for such a long time. They are my treasure. But she always believes that cartoons will 【7】(影響) my study. She has warned that if I get bad marks 【8】(一次) again, she will get rid of them, 【9】 (包含) all the cartoon books.

To be 【10】(誠實(shí)) , I agree with with Mum to some degree. However, I still love them. So I must make more efforts to study so that I can stop her from throwing them away.

dish lay beside our use

dish lay beside our use

【1】The little girl is sitting ________ her mother.

【2】At weekends, I always help wash the ____ and tidy the room.

【3】We are not supposed to play by ______ near the stream. It’s much too dangerous.

【4】Mike ______ the table and waited for the family to get together.

【5】Alipay is one of ______ modern inventions in China.