—Would you mind if I turn up the radio，Dad？—________. Mum is sleeping in the next room.
A. Never mind B. No problem C. Yes，please D. I'm afraid not
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— Come on, Linda. The CCTV 2012 Spring Festival Gala(盛會) is coming.
— Great! ___________.
A. I can’t stand it B. I don’t mind it
C. I’m not sure D. I can’t wait
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—May I speak to Mr.Wang，please?
—Sorry. He ________ Harbin. Can I take a message?
A. was in B. has been to C. went to D. has gone to
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In the United States，sixteen，eighteen and twentyone are important ages in a person's life. There are no special celebrations for these birthdays，but each is a time when a person can do new things. That shows how she is no longer a child and has made the transition to adulthood.
In the United S
tates，after turning sixteen a person can work，get a driver's license，and leave home. Sometimes the laws don't seem to make sense(表明): at eighteen people in the United States can have a vote and join the army. But people are prohibited(禁止) from going into many nightclubs，buying drinks like beer or wine until they are twentyone.
In many Latin American countries，a young woman's fifteenth birthday is important. At this age，she is no longer considered to be a girl，but rather a woman. To mark this special day，families with fifteenyearold daughters have a celebration. The day begins with the young woman and her family going to church. Later，there is a party and many guests are invited.
In Japan，boys and girls are considered to be adults at the age of twenty. At this age，they are allowed by law to vote，drink wine，and smoke. The second Monday in January is a national holiday called “Coming of Age Day”. On this day，twentyyearolds celebrate by first going to a shrine(神廟) with their families. Later，they listen to speeches given by city and school leaders. After that，many get together with family late into the night.
In some countries，birthday celebrations continue throughout adulthood. Some people celebrate their fortieth and fiftieth birthdays，or the year when they retire，with a big party.
1. What does the word transition mean in Chinese?
A. 結(jié)束 B. 轉(zhuǎn)變 C. 開始 D. 增加
2. In the USA，at which age can a person be allowed to drink wine?
A. Sixteen. B. Eighteen. C. Twenty. D. Twentyone.
3. Where do people regard a 15yearold girl as a woman?
A. In Latin Americ
a. B. In Japan.
C. In the United States. D. In Europe.
4. Which of the following activities is NOT mentioned on Coming of Age Day?
A. Going to a shrine. B. Listening to speeches.
C. Going to church. D. Getting together with family.
5. What's the main idea of the passage?
A. The age of adulthood is too young in some places but too old in others.
B. All over the world，people celebrate their each birthday till they retire.
C. There are special celebrations for 16th,18th and 21st birthdays in every country.
D. There are special ages and celebrations that show a person is growing older.
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Where's my key? I remember putting it________ in the study.
A. everywhere B. anywhere C. somewhere
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In winter，when the sun hides behind the clouds，everyone feels a bit low. You may be tired and find you want to sleep all the time. What you may not know is：you are suffering from (患有) SAD(季節(jié)性抑郁癥)．
But don't worry—it's normal. Colder temperatures and fewer hours of daylight can steal your energy and put you in a bad mood.
Read on to find out what SAD is and what you can do to help yourself or those around you.
These days，Linda，a US teenager spends most of her holidays sleeping instead of doing sports outside. She has also had trouble concentrating(集中精力) on her homework. When her mother asks her what's wrong，Linda doesn't know what to tell her. Linda may not realize it yet，but she's suffering from SAD. It causes people to sleep，eat sweet food and get sad or angry for no reason.
About 15 percent of American people now suffer from SAD in winter according to the US Department of Health. The US government has taken measures to help people beat it. Local communities encourage people to take part in activities suc
h as exercise，dance or art. And they advise people not to eat too much sweet food.
Like in the US，cold northern European countries such as Finland，Iceland and Russia see a large number of people suffer from SAD every year. So，the sunlamp is widely used in these countries. It's an electric lamp which is just like a “l(fā)ittle sun” that gives off light to make people think the sun is shining and feel better.
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詞。
1. Colder ________ and less ________ are the main causes of SAD.
2. Linda is feeling ________ and doesn't ________ doing sports because she's suffering from SAD.
3. Suffering from SAD is ________ in northern European countries in ________.
4. In some northern European countries，the ________ is widely used to make people feel________________________________________________________________________.
5. Taking an active part in ________ and eating ________ sweet food can help people beat SAD.
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1. Henry often recycles water to clean his room and water the flowers.
2. Daphne always turns off the lights and the computer as soon as she leaves her office.
3. Mr. White sometimes goes to work by bus or on foot instead of driving his car.
4. Li Lei usually uses QQ or e-mail to communicate with his friends instead of paper letters.
5. Miss Zhang never wears fur（皮草）clothes and she decides to eat less meat.
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