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Michael and his wife was going to the seaside for their holiday. His wife was on a business so he went to the hotel first and his wife would meet him there the next day. When he arrived the hotel, he decided to sent his wife an email. However, when typing her address, she typed a wrong letter and the email was sent to an old woman who husband had died only the day before. When the sadly woman checked her email, she let out a cry and fell to the floor. Hearing the sound, her families rushed into the room or saw these words on the screen: Dearest Wife.
I have just checked in here. Everything is preparing for your arrival tomorrow. By the way, it is really hot here.
Once upon a time there was a woman
With the last bit of strength, she walked slowly toward the lake and quickly
There was a person
She looked up at the man with tears in her eyes. “I am dying of thirst,” she said, “But there is too much water in this lake. No matter what I do, I have no ability
The person smiled and said, “Madam, it is your chance right now and you must understand that you don’t have to drink the whole lake. You can
3 . “MOTHER” is a beautiful word. We are
An old woman was
For the
She then sat next to him and
That boy is Rahul who now is well educated with a
A.annoyed | B.frightened | C.lucky | D.nervous |
A.tough | B.more | C.unique | D.specific |
A.importance | B.concern | C.arrangement | D.personality |
A.standing | B.sitting | C.packing | D.crying |
A.busy | B.happy | C.bored | D.careful |
A.thought | B.hoped | C.advised | D.replied |
A.ago | B.before | C.later | D.early |
A.third | B.last | C.next | D.second |
A.weak | B.soft | C.gentle | D.loud |
A.argue | B.suggest | C.doubt | D.understand |
A.filled with | B.free from | C.afraid of | D.used to |
A.goodbye | B.hello | C.thanks | D.sorry |
A.break down | B.calm down | C.check out | D.give up |
A.wrote | B.read | C.told | D.brought |
A.chatted | B.recovered | C.rested | D.surfed |
A.seconds | B.times | C.moments | D.years |
A.patiently | B.fluently | C.quickly | D.amazingly |
A.worker | B.son | C.pet | D.mother |
A.low-grade | B.second-hand | C.high-priced | D.well-paid |
A.miss | B.help | C.treat | D.admire |
4 . With some 750,000 words and strange ways of spelling, English can be one of the most challenging languages to learn—especially if you hope to do so quickly. Though you can learn at your own pace, these tips can help you learn English quickly and effectively.
Taking an online course is a great way to learn English. You can choose the course based on your goal and present level. If you are hoping to learn conversational English for a coming trip, you can find a course that’s suitable for this goal. There are also courses for international business, writing and reading. Depending on your goal, taking a course that meets your goal can set you on the path to success.
Getting as much speaking practice as possible is necessary to quicker learning. If you’re just swiping (刷屏) through a few levels on a language-learning app at night, you’ll be shocked when you finally come face-to-face with an English speaker. Without communicating with others in English, you won’t be able to find your weak spots. Finding a conversation partner will allow you to put your skills to the test. Many people say that speaking English regularly helps it stick in your head far better than reading or writing. After all, what’s the point of learning a new language if not to use it to communicate?
It’s no doubt that there’s no better way to learn English than to live in an English-speaking country. If traveling to a country like the UK, Canada or the US isn’t in the cards at the moment, you can still immerse (使……沉浸) yourself in the language. One way to do this is by following the “two ways every day” method. How can you practise English in two different ways each day? Find TV shows, books, films, videos, apps—anything that is in English will do. When you eventually visit an English-speaking country, you’ll be amazed at how much background knowledge you have about not just the language, but the culture as well.
1. Which sentence is the topic sentence of the second paragraph?A.The last sentence. | B.The fourth sentence. |
C.The second sentence. | D.The first sentence. |
A.To find out your weak spots. | B.To improve your reading skills. |
C.To communicate with others easily. | D.To do well in the language test. |
A.Anxious. | B.Possible. | C.Uncertain. | D.Interesting. |
A.To introduce an online course. |
B.To explain the importance of English. |
C.To give advice on learning English. |
D.To recommend some English-learning apps. |
5 . Every child faces friendship problems at some time, in some way, but generally speaking, there are three main problems that keep children from being part of a group.
Kids who do too little in social situations could be ignored by the other kids and may have a hard time making friends. They are usually too shy and just wait for other kids to come to them.
Doing too much
We see this problem in kids who are always ready to cut in a talk or a game.
Some kids have trouble making friends because they behave in ways that set them apart from the other kids in the social groups. For example, they may always try to be funny on purpose, or have strange interests and habits.
Every child is unique, but they have to learn to connect with other kids in natural ways.
A.Talking too much |
B.Doing too little |
C.Being too different |
D.Kids make friends by doing fun things together |
E.The other kids may find their actions annoying |
F.They have to learn some simple ways to reach out |
G.Then they can build friendships and enjoy being part of a group |
6 . A study published by Whillans and her colleagues found that 48 percent of college freshmen in their second term at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver believed that their friends had made more friends than they had since school began. Thirty-one percent felt the opposite.
“Since social activities, like eating or studying with others, tend to happen in cafes and libraries where they are easily seen, students might overestimate (高估) how much their friends are socializing because they don’t see them eating and studying alone,” says Frances Chen, the study’s senior author and a professor in the UBC psychology department.
A second, smaller study they published at the same time shows that feeling left out made the students pretty unhappy. “This was surprising”, Whillans says, “because many high-achieving people—the ones most likely going to college—believe they’re better equipped than their peers (同龄人) to handle challenges. But when peers appear to be doing better socially, that can contribute to feelings that there’s something wrong with us.”
While this study did not look specially at the influence of social media, other studies have shown that the way people use social tools to present only the good side makes others feel lonely and separated. “Social media always gives us the idea that other people are more social than us,” Whillans says. “We often fail to communicate when we fail, and that might be bad for us and also for our social network.” In the new study, first-year students in the sample of more than 1,000 students reported having 3.63 close friends on average at UBC, but they believed their friends had 4. 15 close friends.
1. What did Whillans’ first study find?A.Less college freshmen feel lonely. |
B.Less college freshmen don’t like entering college. |
C.More students believe their friends are more sociable. |
D.More students think their friends’ school begins later. |
A.It is out of control. |
B.It may be more common than thought. |
C.Many students can handle it. |
D.It leads to more social activities. |
A.students like being left alone |
B.students don’t like going to college |
C.students feel upset about being missed out |
D.students believe they’re better off than their friends |
A.Uninterested. | B.Negative. | C.Supportive. | D.Hopeful. |
Lots of people online make bowls out of colored pencils. But Burls Art,
"I love playing the guitar, so I want to make it cooler," said Burls. Then he decided to make a
Burls Art bought
Step by step, he
He was extremely satisfied with the final guitar because
8 . It is not so difficult to make friends after you move to a new neighborhood. As long as you are open and friendly, you will be able to make new friends after you move to a new area.
Smile and say hello to any neighbors you see. Smile to your neighbors from day 1.
Go for walks around your new neighborhood.
Throw a housewarming party at your new place. Parties are one of the quickest ways to enlarge your social circle. Have a small gathering at your new apartment and invite your neighbors over to get to know them.
A.Ask some difficult questions. |
B.Ask neighbors questions about the neighborhood. |
C.Giving a friendly "hello" to them is also a good idea? |
D.But first of all, you need to get to know your neighbors. |
E.This will give you more chances to meet your neighbors. |
F.However, you can improve your relationship in many ways. |
G.You can invite them in person if you have already talked with them. |
9 . In China, people travel by train to visit new places, go on business trips or go back to their hometowns during holidays. But in the US, traveling by train is a very old tradition. It wasn't always that way, though.
The US railway system started to grow in 1826. Later, many railway companies started up and competed with each other to build new railway routes(路线). Trains became a symbol of progress, with New York City's Grand Central Station becoming a major cultural landmark(地标). Musicians even created music works about trains. For example, Johnny Cash wrote a song called Folsom Prison Blues. But little by little, railways were replaced by highways as "car culture" took over the US.
China would go on to use trains even more widely than the US. China's railway network connects the entire country. It allows people to travel fast with ease. For that reason, Chinese people like traveling by train. This is especially obvious during Chunyun, when China's train stations are crowded with thousands of people who are trying to get home.
I had never traveled by train until I moved to China. My first trip by train was from Beijing to Tianjin by high-speed train. It was amazing how quickly I could get there-just half an hour. Since then, I've taken the train to lots of other cities-Shanghai, Chongqing and Shenzhen. It's always good time. People on the train tend to be friendly and happy to chat. And for some reason, even instant noodles taste better on the train than they do anywhere else.
1. What does paragraph 1 say about traveling by train?A.It's totally out of date. | B.It's common in China. |
C.It remains popular in the US. | D.It seems strange in the US. |
A.A musician's famous song about trains. |
B.A well-known cultural landmark of the US. |
C.The development of the US railway system. |
D.The difference of trains in China and the US. |
A.People on the train enjoy telling stories. |
B.Instant noodles on the train are delicious. |
C.Train services are good during Chunyun. |
D.Trains are fast and convenient for them. |
A.Favorable. | B.Worried. |
C.Confused. | D.Uncaring. |
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