— Mum， the visit to the Space Museum is so wonderful.

— Really? Could you tell me_________?

A. when you come back

B. what you saw and heard there

C. how did you go there

D. that you saw any spacecraft there

完形填空

My daughter saw a colorful rainbow the other day after a thunderstorm. She called me to look out of the window and _______ it as well. Looking at it， I was amazed at its beauty and I also _______ the first time I ever saw a rainbow as a boy.

Once when I was a little boy， I was sitting in the house for an hour waiting_______ for the rain to stop so I could go out and play. It had rained hard for long and I thought it would never _______. When it finally did stop I rushed outside and was _______ by the beautiful sight of the rainbow across the sky. I had just recently heard of an old story. It said that there was a pot（罐子）of gold at the end of a rainbow. _______ ， I started to run down the streets near my house to find that treasure. The quicker I ran， though， the more rainbow began to _______ . Finally， I found _______ running as fast as I possibly could， but it was too _______ . By the time I got there， the rainbow and its pot of gold had gone _______ .

Sadly that wasn’t the last time I found myself running after the false（假的） _______ . Over the years， I ran after the fame（名聲）， success and money. I got _______ of them， however. It _______ me a long time to find the true treasure that doesn’t break， disappear or run away. That true treasure is the love between people and it is _______ to all. I welcomed this treasure into my heart and life and shared it with others as well. And the more love I _______ ， the more love I had in me.

1.A. see B. hear C. feel D. smell

2.A. chose B. reminded C. remembered D. enjoyed

3.A. lazily B. happily C. impatiently D. bravely

4.A. stop B. change C. remain D. keep

5.A. attacked B. attracted C. hit D. crashed

6.A. Excitedly B. Peacefully C. Quietly D. Easily

7.A. show B. appear C. disappear D. shine

8.A. itself B. myself C. himself D. herself

9.A. bright B. weak C. high D. late

10.A. broken B. missing C. bad D. wrong

11.A. treasure B. rainbow C. pot D. story

12.A. both B. all C. neither D. none

13.A. spent B. paid C. took D. cost

14.A. empty B. useless C. cheap D. free

15.A. asked B. ran after C. dreamed about D. gave away

1.If you are interested in staying in a paper boat on a lake， you should go to _______.

A. Japan B. England C. France D. Malaysia

2.How many people can stay in the bedroom in a cable car?

A. 4. B. 15. C. 20. D. 248

3.Why did Paulo Grangeon made 1，600 pandas with paper?

A. To travel around the world.

B. To enjoy beautiful night views.

C. To become famous in the world.

D. To remind people to protect pandas.

4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. A Japanese scientist made the candy rocket and it went up in the air on March 7.

B. Several adults can stay in the paper boat on a lake in South London.

C. Skiers can stay in the bedroom in a cable car for a night.

D. Paulo Grangeon is good at making paper pandas as well as paper boat.

5.Where can you probably read this passage?

A. In a newspaper. B. In a novel.

C. In a dictionary. D. In a history book

Every place you leave becomes a memory. Even if you return to visit， in your mind it’s as it was when you left.

I consider New York City my second hometown. You fight your way into New York City. It isn’t easy. It isn’t cheap. It isn’t so friendly. So when I got to Helsinki， the capital of Finland， I was surprised at how easy it was. People were friendly and nice. They are curious about what I thought of Finland.

Except the coffee and the cost of living， Helsinki and New York don’t have much in common， but I was born in the US Midwest， which was heavily influenced by North Europe. So the life of Finland seemed familiar to that of the US.

Still， I missed New York， I visited it last year， and I went to my old coffee room， still in the same place. Although it was 2014， my mind insisted that it was 2007 and I had never left. The waiter looked at me silently， reaching for the same size cup and pouring the same type of coffee I always got. Same corner， same waiter， same coffee.

To the waiter， he guessed maybe I moved to another neighborhood. He wouldn’t guess from my appearance that I haven’t even been in the country. He didn’t find that there was anything different until I opened my mouth. It was something I said， I’m sure. He mistook me for one of the tourists who got lost on their way from Times Square.

In my mind， this is my home. It was the place when I dreamed of my childhood， long after I left it; and now I am the same as the other tourists with the packbag.

1.Helsinki is in __________.

A. Finland B. America

C. New York D. China

2.Compared with Helsinki， the life in New York City is _________.

A. easy B. cheap C. difficult D. nice

3.The writer’s real place of birth is _________.

A. New York City B. Helsinki

C. Finland D. the US Midwest

4.How long had the writer been away from New York before he visited it last year?

A. 5 B. 7 C.9 D. 10

5.What made the coffee guy think the writer to be a tourist?

A. What he looked. B. What he wore.

C. What he said. D. What he did.

Mark began to introduce the guest speaker to the listeners， but then stopped for a while. He had forgotten her name.

Barbara hid her valuable things when she went on vacation. When she came back， she couldn’t remember where she’d put them.

Perhaps you’ve had such experiences like these. Most people have. But most of them haven’t realized that they have a memory problem. Neither do they know a simple but important fact: Memory can be improved. If you’ll just accept that， the following will show you how.

First， relax. If you are over worried about remembering something， you’ll forget it. If you keep telling yourself that your memory is bad， your mind will come to believe it and you won’t remember things. When you forget something， don’t follow up with sayings like “Oh， my God! I always forget things!” Such words will have a bad result on you and your memory.

But relaxing isn’t enough. To improve your memory， you’ll need to take an active role. Like your body， your memory can be made strong through exercise. Look for opportunities to exercise your memory. For example， if you’re learning a language， try to actively remember a lot of new words.

If you don’t take notice of things actively， you won’t remember them. So， you can make pictures of what you see in your mind every day. For example， don’t just put your keys down! If you want to find them again， make a mind picture of the place where you’re putting them.

1. The first two paragraphs just tell us ________.

A. Barbara was a very rich person

B. Mark often forgot his friends’ names

C. examples of memory problems

D. language problems of two persons

2.When you forget things， you ________.

A. must be too careless

B. shouldn’t lose heart about your memory

C. must accept the fact

D. shouldn’t take notice of the result

3.The word “opportunities” in the fifth paragraph means “________”.

A. places B. activities C. positions D. chances

4.According to the passage， ________ can make your memory better.

A. realizing your memory problems

B. talking to your friends

C. making mind pictures of what you see

D. doing sports every day

5.The purpose of the passage is to help you ________.

A. to improve your memory B. to introduce the guest

C. to remember new words D. to forget unhappy things

閱讀表達(dá)

Your smartphone may seem like the centre of your entertainment， but a Kent State University study shows that too much phone use is taking the fun right out of our spare time.

Researchers watched a group of nearly 500 students and recorded their daily smartphone use. Those who were considered in the “high-use” group experienced more stress during their spare time than the other group.

So what can we do in order to really take advantage of our spare time? We have collected the following activities that also take a few hours to complete， but best part of all， you’ll improve your health in the process（過(guò)程）.

Whether you’re at home or on holiday， it’s important to disconnect from the Wi-Fi. Walking in a nature can do good to your health. As a professional（職業(yè)的）traveler. Samantha Brown put it in a recent passage， “ I put my map in my back pocket， put down my phones and take a good， long walk. Just walk around.”

Go to bed earlier. What can help improve your mood? Extra sleep， naturally. Getting the right number of sleep is very important to our health and studies show that we don’t get enough of it.

Read a book. And let yourself get lost in a good story. Research shows that reading can reduce stress， keep your brain sharp and can even help you sleep better. Everyone should spend at least 30 minutes reading every day.

Putting pen to paper is a good exercise. Try writing down your thoughts. Writing has a lot of health advantages. Besides， writing down your thoughts may even help clear your mind.

Answer the following questions with no more than 5 words.

1.What did researchers record those 500 students about?

_________________________________________________________________________

2.What is Samantha Brown?

_________________________________________________________________________

3.How can people improve their moods according to the passage?

_________________________________________________________________________

4.How long should people spend on books every day?

_________________________________________________________________________

5.How many activities does the writer advise us to do to improve our health according to the passage?

________________________________________________________________________

任務(wù)型閱讀

The stressful school life and unhealthy lifestyles cause some problems to students. Here are some key mistakes and some tips.

■ Sitting for a long time

So much homework and many computer games make students sit for several hours without standing or walking around. Because of long time sitting， some students have got diabetes (糖尿病) and heart disease (疾病).

Tips: ·Get up and out of your chair for about five minutes every hour.

·Walk over to a person instead of sending e-mails or text messages.

■ Eating irregularly

Some students develop unhealthy eating habits. Fast food becomes more often. Heavy studying and stress keep students from eating meals regularly.

Tips: ·Eat breakfast with eggs at the start of every day.

·Never buy unhealthy food like fast food， sweets and candies.

·Have three meals a day at the right time.

■ Sleeping less

If some students don’t get enough sleep， the smooth cycle of our biological clock (生物鐘) is broken. It can cause heart disease and high blood pressure (高血壓).

Tips: ·Be sure to sleep for seven to eight hours every night.

·Have a rest for about 30 minutes at noon.

■ Having a number of energy drinks

An energy drink or an extra cup of coffee might seem like the only way to get through a late-night study time. High levels of caffeine (咖啡因) can also cause high blood pressure.

Tips: ·The safest way to get more energy is to eat regular meals， sleep well， exercise and drink lots of water.

Title: A guide to students’ __1.

根據(jù)句意和漢語(yǔ)提示在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。

1.Mr. Li is very ___________(嚴(yán)格的) with us in our study but we all like him very much.

2.The TV program “Running Man” shares with us team __________(精神).

3.Every ___________(月)， I visit the home for the elderly as a volunteer.

4.If we act to protect the environment， we will make a ____________(差異).

5.I can’t _____________(買得起) the expensive items.

用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。

1.This year， we will celebrate the ___________(ninety-five) birthday of the CCP(中國(guó)共產(chǎn)黨).

2. — What do you think of your math teacher? — No one teaches _________(well).

3.How ________(happy) Ben looks at his birthday party! He has got many gifts.

4.Neither his parents nor he ________(watch) TV when I visited them. I joined them in their talk.

5.Don’t take those flowers away. They are for that _________(visit).

短文填空

Many parents like setting family r 1. for their kids. When kids break rules， parents will give them some punishments， which aren’t included in rules. In f 2. ， when you tell your kids about a new rule， you should talk with them about the price they should pay for b 3. the rule — what the punishment will be.

Punishments you set should be reasonable， without violence or threat (暴力或威脅). For example， if you find your son smoking， you may limit his social activities for two weeks. You should p 4. your kids only in ways you have discussed before. A study shows that the most p 5. punishment is to limit kids’ TV time.

It’s understandable that you’ll be a 6. when rules are broken. Punishment is a way to e 7. your anger， but it’s not a very good one. Sharing your feelings of anger， disappointment or sadness w 8. your kids can have a better effect on them. Try to do that. When your kids know what they have done has made you sad， they will feel sorry. When they know their actions influence you greatly， they will obey rules b 9. .

Rules are m 10. to help your kids behave better. If your rules or ways of punishment make them unhappy or under a lot of pressure， are they helpful?