1.It’s a hot day and you need a cold drink. You have only ￡1. What can’t you have?

A.Mineral water. B.Orange juice.

C.English tea. D.Irish cream coffee.

2.You want a main course but only have ￡5. You dislike cheese. What can you order?

A.German sausage and chips. B.Grilled fish and potatoes..

C.Vegetable pasta. D.Thai chicken and potatoes.

3.You want a snack but you don’t like cheese. What can you choose?

A.Cheeseburger. B.Cheese and tomato sandwich.

C.Cheese omelette D.Chocolate cake.

Here are some students' New Year's resolutions of next year.

Hi, my name is Selina. I'm going to listen to the teachers carefully in class. I'm going to finish my homework on time. I'm going to ask my teachers for help, because I'm not good at some subjects. What’s more, I need to do sports every day.

My name is Dave. I'm going to eat fruit and vegetables every day. I'm going to drink more water and milk. I'm also going to brush my teeth after meals every day and wash my hands after going to the bathroom. As you know, a healthy lifestyle is necessary for everyone.

My name is Tina. I'm going to meet more people and make more friends this year. I'm going to be friendly to the kids who need friends—like someone who is shy or new. Mom and Dad often ask me to be more outgoing. They think I should get on well with my classmates.

I'm Tony. Chatting online is my favorite. But I'm not going to give out my information such as my name, home address, school name and telephone number on the Internet. I'm not going to spend all my free time in front of the computer. I need time to do other useful things.

1.What can we know from the passage?

A.Tony used the Internet very often this year and wants to improve next year.

B.Selina did very well in her study this year.

C.Dave and Tony are going to play basketball together.

D.Tina can get on very well with her friends and classmates.

2.How many students’ resolutions have something to do with health?

A.2. B.3. C.4. D.5.

3.What is the passage mainly about?

A.A discussion among the four students about their health.

B.How to make the resolutions come true.

C.What to do to be a better person next year.

D.Why to make different resolutions for the new year.

Dubai is a city of big business, expensive hotels, skyscrapers (摩天樓), and shopping malls. In the early 20th century, Dubai was a successful trading port. People from the world stopped in Dubai to do business. But it was still a small city, and most people lived as fishermen and businessmen. Then in 1966, oil was discovered. This brought a lot of money into the area, and soon Dubai began to change.

Today Dubai is one of the world's most important business centers. In fact, each year the city gets its money mainly from business, not oil.

Recently Dubai has attracted more and more visitors abroad. They come to relax on its beaches, and every year, millions visit just to go shopping!

Dubai is also one of the world's fastest growing cities. Many tall buildings are built in months. The city also has many man?made islands. One of these, the Palm Jumeirah, is like a palm tree (棕櫚樹(shù)) and is very beautiful.

The city is still an amazing mix (混合體) of people from different countries. The people from 150 countries live and work in Dubai, and foreigners now outnumber Dubai natives (本地人) by eight to one!

Many people welcome the city's growth. But an increasing number of Dubai natives worry about the speed of change. As a Dubai native says, “We must always remember where we came from. Our kids must know we worked very, very hard to get where we are now, and there's a lot more work to do.”

1.Why did people stop in Dubai in the early 20th century?

A.To relax. B.To buy oil.

C.To go shopping. D.To do business.

2.Which of the following is NOT true?

A.Dubai has created many man?made islands.

B.There are many foreigners working in Dubai.

C.Many international visitors come to Dubai every year.

D.Dubai now gets money mainly from selling oil.

3.What does the underlined word “outnumber” mean?

A.To be smaller in size than another group.

B.To be more in number than another group.

C.To be bigger in area than another group.

D.To be smaller in area than another group.

4.In the last paragraph, what does the underlined part mean?

A.We should always visit Dubai.

B.We should learn from foreigners.

C.We must always remember our past.

D.We must only think about the future.

5.What's the main idea of the passage?

A.Dubai is growing very fast.

B.Dubai was a big city before 1966.

C.Many tall buildings are built in months.

D.Many tourists come to relax on Dubai's beaches.

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Tofu history in China

Tofu is very popular in the East today, and tofu was first used in China over 2, 000 years ago. There is an ancient picture. It shows a kitchen scene which proves that soymilk (豆?jié){) and tofu were being made in China. The oldest history of tofu also appeared in China around 1,500 AD, in a poem Ode to Tofu by Su Ping.

Tofu history in Japan

Kento priests ( 教 士 ), who went to China, brought tofu back to Japan during the Nara Era (奈良時(shí)代)（710-794）. The word tofu was first mentioned in Japan in the diary of another priest called Nakaomi. In 1489, the word tofu was first written in the actual Japanese characters. Tofu gradually became popular in Japan. The cooking book Tofu Hyakuchin came out in 1782 and sold very well.

Tofu history in Western world

In 1603, The Spanish Dictionary was the first European document (文獻(xiàn)) with the word tofu. The first English reference (參考書(shū)目) to tofu was in 1704. And tofu was first produced in France by Paillieux in 1880. Hirata & Co started to make tofu in San Francisco in 1895.

1.完成句子________proves that tofu was being made in China.

2.完成句子________brought tofu back to Japan.

3.簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題When was the poem Ode to Tofu made?

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4.按要求歸納The passage mainly talks about________.

5.將畫(huà)線句子譯成漢語(yǔ)。

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If you want to know which social app Chinese young people use a lot now, you had better not miss “short videos”. Some users use apps like TikTok (抖音) and Kuaishou because they think 1. is fun to share short videos about their lives, while others have different2.(目的) as well.

A 12-year-old user3. Elsa has up to 2.7 million followers on TikTok. The girl 4.(分享) videos about her dancing studies since last July. One of the videos won her about one million fans. “I feel really happy to go on sharing 5.(happy) with other people by short videos,” said Elsa.

As some videos are about the 6.(late) news, a group of users depend on them to get information. To some other users, they have a different purpose. “Because I can’t s7. many hours watching a complete video and I am a very impatient person. I don’t like waiting for a program to end. I prefer to watch short videos of wonderful parts in a 8.( ['k?ns?t]) or a TV series,” said Wang Zhihao.

However, some young Chinese feel bored with some short videos. “9.(kill) time is the main reason for me to watch the short videos, but many are almost the same, so I think it is a10.of time. Moreover, I really don’t like the videos which show strange even dangerous things,” said Wen Nan, another college student.

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