My arms are shorter than others', but I never think I'm different. I don't think of myself as a "disabled" person because I feel like I can do anything I want. With the help of my parents, friends and a special plan for the young people with disabilities, I know how to fight for myself and how to be strong. That doesn't mean it is always a piece of cake for me. I also had some bad experiences such as the way people looked at me, though they were kind.
When I was three, my family moved to New York because there were first-class hospitals. I missed some lessons because of surgeries (外科手术), so I had to work harder than others.
When I went to the seventh grade, I got a lot better. I also made some friends and we had a great time together. As classes got harder, life became more stressful for me. I had to spend more time remembering things, taking notes and preparing for tests. Luckily, I never failed (不及格) any tests.
When I went into university, I wrote an article about myself for a newspaper. It helped more people know me. Many people wrote to me after reading the article. They thought I was excellent to get over from over 10 surgeries. And I was happy to share my story and make friends with them, too.
1. What can we know from Paragraph 1?A.The writer is a different and disabled person. |
B.The writer can't look after himself. |
C.It's always easy for the writer to fight for himself. |
D.The writer never had any bad experiences. |
A.Because the writer could go to a better school. |
B.Because the writer joined a special plan. |
C.Because the writer could get better medical care. |
D.Because the writer could forget some unhappy experiences. |
A.Lonely. | B.Helpful. | C.Serious. | D.Strong. |
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【推荐1】For the first time, the Palace Museum opened its doors to the public at night for two days in February, 2019. It gives visitors the chance to see its palaces and temples in beautiful lights. The idea was a hit.
The webpage for people to sign for free tickets went wrong because of traffic. The museum gave away 500 tickets for people to join 2,500 invited guests on Tuesday, and another 3,000 tickets for Wednesday night.
The lucky visitors enjoyed light shows and a Beijing opera show at the Belvedere of Pleasant Sounds, the Palace Museum’s largest theater. They could hear the music all over the museum, as there were fewer people at night than during the day.
The opening was part of an effort(努力)to change the image(形象)of the Palace Museum as it has always been conservative(保守的).
“The more the Palace Museum does, the more influential(有影响力的)it will be,” said Shan Jixiang, the museum’s director.
Yang Jie visited the museum with her husband on Tuesday night. “The light show was wonderful,” she said, “it makes it possible to see a different side of the Palace Museum.”
1. It’s the first time for the Palace Museum to open to the public ________.A.in the morning | B.in the afternoon | C.at noon | D.at night |
A.500. | B.2,500. | C.3,000. | D.3,500. |
A.To see its palaces and temples in beautiful lights. | B.To enjoy light shows. |
C.To enjoy a Beijing opera show in the theater. | D.All the above. |
A.there were speakers everywhere | B.there were not many people visiting the museum at night |
C.the music was too loud for everyone to hear | D.the music was loud enough for everyone to hear |
A.People must see a different side of the Palace Museum. |
B.The Palace Museum has done a lot to change its image. |
C.More effort will be put into changing its image. |
D.It’s impossible to change the Palace Museum because it’s conservative. |
【推荐2】My father was born in a small town in the US. He wanted to get out and begin a new journey.
He began that journey by traveling to different cities in the US before going on to other countries. He took his wife and three daughters with him and went wherever the road took him.
It’s easy to feel lonely when you’re on the road. As my mother said many times, “We made lots of new friends on our trip-most of them were workers who fix cars, because we often spent hours in repair shops during the journey.”
Getting along well with other people sometimes seemed impossible. There were always a lot of arguments, especially among us back-seat passengers about who had to sit in the middle.
But even if it was hard, we learned a lot about forgiveness.
When in the Philippines, we drove to Quezon City one day. Because of bad roads, it used to be a one-hour drive but was nearly three. “Did you put our suitcases (行李箱) in the car?” my father asked my mother as we arrived. “No,” she said. “I thought you did.”
In situations like that, we had to learn to let go of our angry feelings. We were stuck (困在) in a moving box with the same people for the rest of the journey. Even if I sometimes felt like opening the car door and pushing one of my sisters out, I kept my feelings to myself.
This is why road trips were like moving universities to us. We got our PhDs (博士学位) in how to get along with other people just by traveling in that old car.
1. Who did the writer’s family make many friends with on their trip?A.Other travelers. | B.Shop owners. |
C.Car repair workers. | D.Tour guides. |
A.原谅 | B.放弃 | C.坚持 | D.遗忘 |
A.They took a train to Quezon City. |
B.The writer’s mother lost their suitcases. |
C.They spent more time driving than they planned. |
D.The writer pushed one of her sisters out of the car. |
A.Peaceful. | B.Educational. | C.Boring. | D.Surprising. |
【推荐3】“Eat your vegetables, Mikey,” Mom said. “I am eating my vegetables,” Mickey said. He was eating the sliced(薄片的)carrots. He was eating the sliced carrots one by one. He was eating them one at a time(一次). He picked up one sliced carrot with his fork. He looked at it. He slowly put it in his mouth. He slowly chewed it. Then he drank some water. Then he picked up another sliced carrot with his fork. Mom watched him. “Why do you hate vegetables, Mickey?” He said, “I don’t hate vegetables. I hate carrots.” “Why do you hate carrots?” Mom asked. “Because they don’t taste(尝起来) good,” Mikey said. “But they are good for you,” Mom said. “They are good for your eyes. They help you to see well. Don’t you want to see well?” “Not if I have to see carrots,” Mickey said.
1. Mickey ate the sliced carrots ________ at a time.A.one | B.two | C.three | D.four |
A.拥有 | B.咀嚼 | C.呕吐 | D.切碎 |
A.are sliced very much | B.aren’t good for him |
C.don’t taste good | D.can’t help him to see well |
A.hands | B.feet | C.the mouth | D.eyes |
A.Mickey doesn’t hate vegetables. |
B.Mickey picked up the sliced carrots with a fork. |
C.Mickey’s mother wants him to eat carrots. |
D.Mickey likes carrots. |
Last May Day my family went to the country by car for our holiday. There was too much traffic(车辆)on the road, so we had to move very slowly. It took us about an hour to get out of the town. After some time, we came to a farm. It was green and beautiful. We thought it was a nice place for a picnic(野餐). So we stopped and took the food, fruit and drinks out of the car. We sat down under a big green tree and began to eat. Suddenly a strong wind blew(吹) and soon it started to rain. We had to run back to our car and had our picnic in the car. Then we drove back home. What a bad holiday it was!
1. Why don’t many people like to stay at home on holidays?
A.Because they have much money. |
B.Because the weather is quite cool. |
C.Because they want to see something new. |
D.Because they want to see different people. |
A.Because there were too many people in the car. |
B.Because there was too much traffic. |
C.Because it was too cold. |
D.Because it was too far for them. |
A.In the beautiful country. |
B.In the busy street. |
C.At the corner of the building. |
D.In the car. |
A.From the country. | B.From the city. |
C.From the factory. | D.From the school. |
A.interesting | B.wonderful |
C.not so good | D.exciting |
【推荐2】In our daily life, we can live a low-carbon(低碳) life by paying attention to how we dress, eat and live.
Wear“out”
I prefer simple clothing and buy new clothes only when I really need them. I don’t mind using the same clothes for over 10 years. My family members never throw their clothes away. Instead, we give them to others who are in need. If the clothes are really worn out, we cut them into pieces and use them to clean the floor.
Simple eating habits
My family eat more vegetables and less meat. I often tell my family members not to eat junk food. Our cooking style is mainly steaming or boiling as it is healthier and saves energy.
Live on less energy
I also pay attention to the use of electricity. My family members get into the habit of turning off the lights when leaving a room. When we take a shower, we’ll set the water temperature to around 40℃. All these things are good for saving energy.
We hope that everyone can really do something to protect the earth.
1. What will the writer's family do with the clothes when they are worn out?A.never throw their clothes away | B.give them to others |
C.clean the floor | D.cut them into pieces |
A.Saving electricity | B.Reusing waste materials |
C.Simple eating habits | D.All above |
A.environmental protection | B.recycling old clothes |
C.low-carbon life | D.saving electricity and water |
It’s 2:25 am. I can’t sleep. There is something that I have to tell you. Our grandfather feels bad and gets very sick. He had a fever for the whole day yesterday. So, Aunt Ruby sent him to the hospital last night. Did your father tell you that? Mike and I planned to go to New Town to visit him this weekend. Do you want to go with us? Maybe we can cheer him up.
Grandpa took care of us when we were little. After grandma died, he spent lots of his time being with us. He helped our parents a lot. He changed diapers (尿布) for us, stayed with us when we were sick, and took us to a park every day. He was so nice to us. We have to do something for him now. As we know,
Please call me when you see this email. I have to buy the train tickets today.
Yours,
Kevin
1. What will Kevin do this weekend?
A.He will go to William’s house for fun. |
B.He will stay at home. |
C.He will visit his grandpa. |
D.He will exercise in a park. |
A.William will go to New Town with Kevin. |
B.Kevin is going to write an email to William. |
C.Kevin couldn’t sleep well. |
D.Their grandfather is sick in hospital. |
A.They are father and son. |
B.They are brothers. |
C.They are teacher and student. |
D.They are cousins. |
A.家有一老, 如有一宝 | B.岁月不待人,尽孝需尽早 |
C.年龄长一岁,责任重一分 | D.学无老少,能者为师 |
A.Aunt Ruby is sick because she looks after children every day. |
B.Kevin took care of William when he was little. |
C.Kevin will take a train to New Town this weekend. |
D.William wrote this email to his grandpa. |
【推荐1】Being outgoing is good for your life . Those people who are more outgoing like to meet lots of people and have more fun in life . In fact , being outgoing is not so hard as you think .Even(甚至)shy people can be outgoing .
You can start becoming outgoing with your best friend or a group of friends But the real challenge(挑战)comes when you meet strange people or new friends .Smile more , and usually they will return your smile . In this way , you may have some talks.
Start a talk . Just a simple greeting like “Hello”or “How is it going “is a good start . If you want to make interesting talks , you should read news in newspapers and prepare(准备)your views ,or surf the Internet for new information and then keep that in mind .
The easiest way to become more outgoing is to go out . This is also the most important step(步). Go to a park, beach , club , party or any place that you think can be fun , and you may make new friends there.
1. You should start to be outgoing with ______.A.your parents | B.your teachers |
C.your best friend | D.your new friends |
A.What’s matter? | B.What’s your name? |
C.How is it going | D.Are you healthy ? |
A.talking | B.smiling |
C.playing | D.going out |
A.more outgoing | B.healthier |
C.more athletic | D.wilder |
A.Beijing outgoing is really difficult . |
B.Beijing outgoing is good for our lives. |
C.Beijing outgoing helps people have more fun. |
D.Beijing outgoing with strangers is not easy. |
“Here’s a dollar,”my wife said,“get two loaves(条)of bread, if they have it.If they don’t have it,get anything.But hurry!”
Kathy hurried off, and we waited and waited.By a quarter past six,all the friends had arrived.But Kathy had not returned.Finally we saw her dancing around the comer with a bright new hula hoop(呼啦圈)whirling(旋转)round her middle.
“Kathy!”her mother cried.“Where did you get that hula hoop.and where is the bread?,,
“Well,when I got to the shop,they had sold all their bread,”answered Kathy.“And you said ‘If they don’t have that, get anything!’”
1. One day Kathy’s parents invited some friends to _________.
A.have breakfast | B.have lunch |
C.have supper | D.have a party |
A.played games | B.went to the shop |
C.went to dance | D.came back home |
A.other food | B.nothing |
C.hula hoop | D.two loaves of bread |
A.Because the shop had sold all their bread. |
B.Because her mother asked her to get anything if they hadn’t had bread. |
C.Because she loved playing with hula hoop. |
D.All above. |
America's favourite family of animated heroes, Bob, Helen, Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack Parr, must save the world again in Incredibles 2. This time Bob, Mr. Incredible, is left home to care for the kids while his wife Helen, is out saving the world. The baby Jack-Jack's rising superpowers start to play a part in the story. What will that mean for everybody? Genre: Action; Adventure; Animation Price: $30 | |
Marvel superheroes once again come to the big screen in Ant-Man and the Wasp. After the events of Captain America: Civil War, Ant-Man finds himself struggling with the results of the choices he's made as Ant-Man and a father. Soon he is faced with an urgent task and must fight with the Wasp to discover secrets from the past. Genre: Action; Adventure; Comedy Price: $40 | |
Mavis surprises her dad, Dracula, with a family vacation on a luxury ship in Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer vacation. She plans the cruise to be a time for him to relax away from his responsibilities at the hotel. But once the ship leaves port, Drac falls in love with the ship captain Ericka, and his daughter is not so pleased. Now It's Mavis' turn to play the overprotective parent, keeping her dad away from Ericka. Genre: Animation; Adventure; Comedy Price: $30 | |
In Crazy Rich Asians, New Yorker Rachel Chu follows her longtime boyfriend Nick Young to his best friend's wedding in Singapore. Excited about visiting Asia for the first time but nervous about meeting Nick's family, Rachel is unprepared to learn that Nick is the son of one of the richest families in Singapore and a dream lover of many women. Being with Nick makes many young woman and Nick's mother hate her. Genre: Romance; Comedy Price: $25 |
1. Mavis plans the family vacation because ________.
A.she likes to have cruise trips | B.she hopes Drac to find his romance |
C.she wants to enjoy the summer vacation | D.she wants Drac to have a rest from work |
A.Rachel has never been to Singapore. |
B.Nick's mother likes Rachel all the time. |
C.Rachel goes to Singapore to attend her friend's wedding. |
D.Rachel learns all out Nick's family before they go to Singapore. |
A.$8 | B.$24 | C.$32 | D.$40 |
A.Crazy Rich Asians. | B.Incredibles 2. |
C.Ant-Man and the Wasp. | D.Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation. |
A.To attract audience. | B.To introduce the cinema. |
C.To comment on the new films. | D.To find out the most popular film this summer. |
【推荐1】Jack is 10 years old, and I am his pencil. I’m Jack’s helper(助手).
Jack’s pencil box is my home. I have some friends here. They are seven crayons, a ruler, a pencil sharpener and an eraser. Because Jack loves me, I’m the king in the pencil box. My friends and I are happy every day.
Today, I am not happy because a pen comes in. It’s new and beautiful. It’s a music pen. It can not only(不仅) write but also(而且) sing. But I’m old and I can only help Jack to write. Jack likes it so much! The new pen is his helper now. It’s the new king. What can I do now? Shall I go to a new home?
1. What’s the old pencil’s home?A.The eraser. | B.The ruler. | C.The new pen. | D.The pencil box. |
A.student | B.pencil case | C.schoolbag | D.pencil |
A.The pencil. | B.The pen. | C.Jack. | D.The pencil box. |
A.the old king is not happy now | B.our pencils aren’t our helpers |
C.the pen is old but beautiful | D.Jack doesn’t need the pencil any more |
【推荐2】It was a fine day. The sun was shining and the wind was gentle.
The kids were playing in their backyard. Suddenly a little cat got stuck (卡住) under the fence (篱芭). The kids tried to free the cat, but they couldn’t. So they asked their mother for help. The mother freed the cat. The cat looked so cute that the kids asked their mother if they could keep it. The mother said, “I don’t mind myself, but you must ask your father, too.”
The kids waited anxiously (焦急地) for their dad back from work. When they heard their father opening the door, they both shouted loudly at the same time, “Hi, daddy!”
“You are surely happier than usual to see me today. What’s up?” her father said.
“Nothing daddy. We just love you so much,” the girl replied. Then their mother said, “Go ahead. Ask your dad.”
The girl told her dad what had happened and asked to keep the cat. The father said, “No, you can’t. We have fed five cats up till now. Your mommy and I have no time to take care of any more.” Hearing this, the kids looked unhappy.
Seeing the sad looks on the kids’ faces, the father changed his mind. He said, “All right. Since you love it so much, you can keep it.”
“Hooray! Thank you, daddy!” However, the father added that they must promise to look after the cat on their own.
The kids were so happy to have another pet friend. Then the cat was given the name “Lucky” by the kids. So the cat had a place to call home.
1. Who helped the cat to get free?A.Its mother. | B.The kids. | C.The kids’ dad. | D.The kids’ mum. |
A.To buy the cat. | B.To keep the cat. |
C.To give the cat to their father. | D.To return the cat to its home. |
A.Because they had a question to ask him. |
B.Because they wanted to thank their father. |
C.Because they’d like to show their love for the cat. |
D.Because they wanted to share happiness with their family. |
A.To look after themselves. | B.To ask the mother for help. |
C.To take care of the cat. | D.To give the cat a name. |
A.A happy father | B.A dangerous cat |
C.An unhappy girl | D.A new pet friend |
【推荐3】Have you ever read the novel Ghost Ship? It was written by a German writer, Dietlof Reiche. Dietlof Reiche is one of the most famous writers in Germany. Many of his works are popular among young people. Do you want to know the main idea of the novel? Just read on.
Once upon a time, there was an old restaurant near the beach. The restaurant was famous for its walls. They were decorated with more than 6,000 kinds of shells. There was also a wooden statue (木雕像) and a picture of a captain on the wall, which both from a ship called the Wind Bride. Leina, 12, was the daughter of the restaurant owner. She met a boy called Felix. By accident, they found a black-and-white photo in which a man was hanging himself by a rope! Later she found the ship’s log (航海日志) in her father’s old box. When she wanted to find out whom the man was, the ship appeared on the beach. Leina and Felix heard some guys on the ship quarreling. When they got on board, however, they found nothing but blood. What on earth is going on? Read the novel Ghost Ship and find answers!
1. Who is Dietlof Reiche?A.He is Leina’s friend. | B.He is a guy on the Wind Bride. |
C.He is the writer of Ghost Ship. | D.He is the owner of a restaurant. |
A.its picture | B.its shells | C.its walls | D.its ship |
A.In her father’s old box. | B.On the wall of the restaurant. |
C.On the beach. | D.Behind the picture on the wall. |
A.Blood. | B.Some sailors. | C.Leina’s father. | D.Nothing. |
A.the main idea of the novel | B.the price of the novel |
C.the characters of the novel | D.the writer of the novel |