--Sure, we have the latest e-products on sale.

A. offer B. price C. brand D. service

【1】_______are from the same payment service company.

A.Ten pay and WeChat payB.Yeepay and WeChat pay

C.Alipay and TenpayD.Tenpay and Yeepay

【2】We can use _______to pay for online shopping on the computer.

A.Alipay onlyB.WeChat pay only

C.the other three ways except WeChat payD.all the four methods in the form

【3】When you buy something on Taobao, the money you pay first goes to_______________.

A.a bank

B.the seller directly

C.the seller's mobile phone

D.a third account between and sellers and buyers

Give your dead batteries a new life. Recycle them!

Batteries are used to power clocks, computers, tools and more. However, your batteries have some serious power when their lives are over.

WHY TO RECYCLE BATTERIES:

Remember, batteries are harmful waste. This means we should properly throw them away. You may not think one little battery can cause that much pollution. But don't think of it as just one battery—there can be millions. In Canada, each person uses about 20 single-use batteries every year. That's about 700 million batteries! If all these batteries end up in landfills (垃圾填埋場),the heavy metals inside them can get into the water, land and air. It can be harmful to humans and wildlife.

By recycling single-use batteries, you can cut down pollution and also help save energy. All batteries are mainly made of plastic and valuable metals. Through recycling programs, dead batteries can be changed into something useful like steel products, or even new batteries!

HOW TO RECYCLE BATTERIES:

Make a difference by starting to collect batteries at your home or school today. You can prepare a box for battery collection and invite friends, family and classmates to bring in old batteries to be recycled.

There are many safe ways to deal with your batteries. You can:

For more information, visit https://ecokids. ca/batteries.

【1】The phrase "serious power" in the first paragraph shows that ________.

A.dead batteries are also of some valueB.dead batteries can bring harm to our life

C.batteries can power electronic productsD.batteries are very useful in our daily life

【2】From the passage, we can learn that the population of Canada is around ________.

A.20 millionB.35 millionC.350millionD.700 million

【3】If you want to recycle your batteries correctly in your city, you can________.

A.build a public collection stationB.no more buy batteries from stores

C.sell old batteries to some storesD.learn more about battery recycling

I used to watch her from my kitchen window. She seemed so ______ among the tall kids on the playground. The school was ______ the street from my home and I would often watch the kids as they played during a break. She would ______ dribbling(控球) and shooting over and over again.

One afternoon I asked her ______ she always kept playing. She smiled, I want to go to University of California and the only way for me is to get a scholarship. I like basketball a lot. I believed that if I were ______enough to play college basketball, I would get a scholarship. My dad told me if the dream is big enough, the ______don't count. "

Well, she appeared to be very confident. I ______ her from junior into high school.

One day in her senior year, I saw her sitting in the grass ______. I walked to her and asked what was the matter. "Nothing," replied the girl in a ______ voice, "Many people told me that I was too short to play for a top team, ______I should stop dreaming about university."

I asked if she had told her father about it. She said that her father thought they were ______. They just didn't understand the great ______ of a dream. If she truly wanted a scholarship, then nothing could ______ her except one thing—her own attitude(態(tài)度).

The next year, because of her perfect ______ in the California Championship game, she was chosen by a college recruiter(招生人員). She was going to receive the college education that she had ______and worked toward for all those years.

It's true: If the dream is big enough, the facts don't count.

【1】A.rudeB.uglyC.lazyD.small

【2】A.alongB.acrossC.aboveD.behind

【3】A.avoidB.enjoyC.practiceD.suggest

【4】A.whyB.howC.whenD.where

【5】A.modestB.curiousC.confidentD.excellent

【6】A.factsB.wishesC.choicesD.mistakes

【7】A.helpedB.praisedC.watchedD.protected

【8】A.carefullyB.quietlyC.proudlyD.excitedly

【9】A.softB.loudC.strongD.sweet

【10】A.asB.soC.orD.but

【11】A.rightB.carefulC.wrongD.careless

【12】A.ideaB.balanceC.powerD.chance

【13】A.preventB.prepareC.promiseD.protect

【14】A.characterB.performanceC.interviewD.knowledge

【15】A.paid forB.given upC.found outD.dreamt of

【題目】

Would you pay thousands of dollars for a painting with a face so unclear that you're not even sure it's a face? What if the artist was a computer?

A piece of artwork created mainly by a computer programme has been sold a the price $432,500—about ten times more than people expected. This painting named Edmond de Belamy, was created by artificial intelligence (AI). This means the computer now doesn't just follow us, but makes some decisions and "thinks itself".

15,000 real paintings were used by some French students to train the computer programme with two parts.

One part tries to create paintings that look real, while the other part decides if it is good. If the painting doesn't look real enough, the first part will change its decisions until it comes up with a better work.

This is not the first AI artwork just the first piece on sale. In fact, many people are not impressed with the painting. "The work isn't interesting or creative," says Robbie Barrat, who helped create the painting but doesn't like the idea of selling it. He thinks it's too simple and gives a bad idea of what real AI artists are doing.

In some other people's opinion, however, AI art is already very unusual. They hope it will be more common in the future.

Still, people who look down upon AI art shouldn't worry. Just as an AI artist, Theo Triantafyllidis says, he usually thinks of AI as a tool and not the artist. Even the best AI today is somewhere between a stupid child and a smart pet. It will grow up.

【1】Edmond de Belamy was mainly created by ________.

A.a computer programmeB.some French students

C.several unknown artistsD.a man called Edmond

【2】What does the third paragraph mainly talk about?

A.What the computer programme can do.

B.Whom the computer programme was trained by.

C.Why the painting Edmond de Belamy was created.

D.How French students train the computer programme.

【3】The writer mentions Robbie Barrat in Paragraph 5 to show ________.

A.many people are impressed with the painting

B.lots of people took part in creating the painting

C.some people didn't expect the painting to be sold

D.most people thanked Robbie Barrat for his help with the painting

【4】What does the writer probably think of AI?

A.It creates better art than humans.

B.It hasn't developed well enough

C.It will make many artists lose their jobs.

D.It will always be a tool used only by human artists.

【題目】

Animals have their special ways to deal with hard times in nature. The superb fairy-wren, one kind of bright-blue bird in Australia, is one example. This year, a ten-year study showed that this small bird has eggs of different sizes in different kinds of weather. When the weather is hot and dry there is less food for young superb fairy-wrens, and they die easily. So the mother bird will make larger eggs to help her babies grow stronger inside before they break out of the eggs into the "hungry" world.

However, not all mother birds are able to do this. Only those with at least one male child can. When the weather is "good", the mother will make smaller eggs, and her sons will bring food back for their baby brothers and sisters from the eggs. With her sons' help, the mother can save more energy to make larger eggs when the weather is bad. Isn't this amazing?

【1】Which is the best title of the passage?

A.The Best Place for Birds.

B.The Hard Times in Nature.

C.Larger Mother Birds Have Larger Eggs.

D.Mother Bird Fights Weather Changes.

【2】What does the underlined word "this" mean in the passage?

A.Having eggs of different sizes.

B.Growing stronger inside the egg.

C.Saving food for weaker baby birds.

D.Helping baby birds break out of the eggs.

【3】What can we learn about superb fairy-wrens from the passage?

A.Baby birds grow well in hot, dry weather.

B.Male birds can usually live for over ten years.

C.Young male birds share the job of feeding the baby birds.

D.Mother birds make smaller eggs when there is less food outside.

A. enough boring

B. exciting enough

C. enough exciting

A. having B. to have C. have D. has

A. calling B. calls C. called D. call