A. When did you learn it?

B. Sorry I can’t.

C. Yes, I’d like to.

D. That’s the main thing.

E. In a week.

F. Can you cook noodles?

G. That’s wrong.

A: Hi, Jason. Would you like to come over to my home this weekend?

B: 【1】 What are we going to do together?

A: We’re going to play chess on Saturday morning and I am going to cook noodles for you.

B: Are you joking? 【2】

A: Of course I can. I learned cooking on TV. B: 【3】

A: Last week. My parents were away on business so I cook by myself.

B: When will they come back?

A: 【4】 During these days, I have to do a lot of things alone.

B: I’m sure you will have a special experience.

A: Yes. 【5】 I like trying new things.

B: You bet! See you then.

A: See you.

Most people just throw them away. In 2014, people around the world produced 41.8 million tons of electronic waste(e-waste) and only recycled 6.5 million tons, the United Nations said. The US was the biggest waster, producing 7.1 million tons of waste. China ranked second, with 6 million tons.

It’s important to pay attention to e-waste. It can either be valuable or harmful, depending on how we treat it.

“E-waste is a valuable ‘urban mine (城市礦藏)’,” said David Malone, the UN under-secretary-general (副秘書長). The gold, silver, iron (鐵) and copper (銅) in e-waste around the world are worth some $52 billion (322.1 billion yuan). These materials can be reused and help us save resources.

But if people throw their electronics away, toxic (有毒的) chemicals can get into the soil or air, affecting the environment and people’s health. Malone said.

To help reduce e-waste, the first thing we can do is to buy longer-lasting electronic devices. If you have unwanted electronics, such as aging toys or cellphones, find a new home for them by giving them to charities. You can also see if there are any companies that offer recycling programs for their products. Apple, for instance, now offers people a discount (折扣) in China if they hand in their used devices when buying new ones. The company will test and repair the used devices and sell them at lower prices.

【1】When a computer is broken or no longer wanted, most people usually .

A.throw it awayB.sell it to a second-hand shop

C.put it in a closetD.donate it to a charity

【2】How much e-waste was recycled in 2014?

A.41.8 million tons.B.6.5 million tons.C.7.1 million tons.D.6 million tons.

【3】The valuable materials in e-waste do NOT include .

A.silverB.copperC.steelD.iron

【4】Which of the following is TRUE?

A.China produced the most electronic waste in 2014.

B.E-waste does more harm to the environment than to people’s health.

C.People can buy new devices at lower price if they sell their old ones.

D.Some electronics companies have their own recycling programs.

【5】What does the story mainly tell us?

A.How much e-waste people produce each.B.What people can do to make money from e-waste.

C.Why and how we should recycle our e-waste.D.How e-waste has affected the environment.

A.to drinkingB.drinkC.drinkingD.to drink

Write at least 50 words on the topic “One way to be happy” (以“快樂的方法”為題，寫一篇不少于50個詞的短文，標(biāo)點(diǎn)符號不占格)

古希臘哲學(xué)家Diogenes 告訴我們快樂的方法是不要過度追求物質(zhì)生活。那么，你認(rèn)為快樂的方法是什么呢？請結(jié)合你的個人經(jīng)歷，談?wù)勀愕目捶ā?/span>

（注意：短文中不得出現(xiàn)任何人名、校名及其他相關(guān)信息，否則不予給分。）

【題目】用方框所給出選項完成對話。
Polly: Dad, I want to get a job.
Father :
Polly: I need money. When I go out with my friends, I never have enough money.
Father: Polly, you know most families here are richer than we are.
Polly: Then, I won't have to ask you for money.
Father: You have a lot of homework everyday. How can you work and study at the same time?
Polly:
Father: I have an idea. Once a week, you can come to my shop and help out a bit. You can clean the floors and the windows－that sort of thing. I’ll pay you for each hour you work. How does that sound?
Polly: But I don't want to clean any toilets(衛(wèi)生間).
Father: It's a deal.

Hey! The people of the earth. Can you hear this radio message? Do not be afraid! We come in peace from another planet— and why not? We are your cousins. We are men, as you are. We have been here before.

You will see a huge spaceship, a few hours from now. We are flying towards the solar system (太陽系) almost as fast as this radio message. Your sun is already in sight. Our ancestors (祖先) and yours shared the sun ten million years ago. I’m sure you have forgotten your history while we have remembered ours.

Our ancestors lived on the Earth when dinosaurs were dying. Sadly, they could hardly save the beasts. Your planet was very warm then. Our ancestors believed it would make a nice home for them.

They were wrong. Though we were masters of space, we knew so little about the Earth.

For millions of summers — there were no winters in those ancient days — the Earth had rapid (飛速的) development. It took about thirty years to fly from one planet to another, so our ancestors seldom travelled in space. But they never felt lonely. They kept in touch with their relatives and friends on other planets. Three or four times every century, starships would call and bring them space news.

But two million years ago, the Earth began to change. The temperatures fell quickly. The ground was covered with snow and ice. At that time, however, our ancestors knew little about that. Those who had called the Earth their home believed there was just a strange disease spreading on the earth. The disease wouldn’t cause death to them, but it would bring much pain and do harm to men’s health.

【1】The message was from the people of the earth, wasn’t it?

【2】How soon will the people on the earth see a huge spaceship?

【3】Why did the speaker’s ancestors seldom travel in space?

【4】How did the speaker’s ancestors keep in touch with their relatives and friends?

【5】What happened to the earth two million years ago?

【6】How will you feel after you hear the radio message? Why?

Recently, a foreign student in China has given a very touching answer to the questions: What should China be proud of? Lots of people have d【1】 it with great enthusiasm (熱情) on the Internet.

Emma is from Canada, and she came to China four years ago. Now she is a university student in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province. The following w【2】 are about what China is like in the foreign girl’s eyes.

“Finding a job in China can be very s【3】. China offers more job chances than any other country in the world.”

“Its public security is also great. I’ve travelled to many countries, and I dare not (不敢) go out alone at night, but it’s different in China. I needn’t worry about my s【4】 at all, even at midnight.”

“Now about 400 million Chinese people are studying English. China has the largest number of English speakers in non-English speaking countries. It is quite an a【5】 number, isn’t it?

“The speed of Chinese trains is high. During my third visit to my friend in Beijing, I chose to take a train to go there. It took seven hours to get to Beijing from Ningbo by train. From Ningbo to Beijing, the train runs 1,365 kilometers for only seven hours, which makes it more c【6】 for people to ply (定時往來) between the two cities.”

“I think there’ll be many more things China will be proud of. I strongly believe the big oriental country must be much better than other countries.”

I did badly at school. My headmaster thought I was useless and when I was 14, he said, “You are never going to be _________.”

I left school and after five years of odd jobs, I fell in love with a very nice middle-class (中產(chǎn)階級) girl. It was the best thing that happened to me. I _________ to do something positive (積極的) with my life because I wanted to prove to her that what people said about me was wrong. So I tried hard with my _________ and went to college. My first book came out while I was at college.

After college I taught during the day in high schools and attended evening classes at London University, where I got a degree (學(xué)位) in history. I became a lecturer at a college, but later I was thinking of _________ that job to write full time when I was offered a part-time job at Leeds University. I began to feel _________ —here was a working-class boy left school early, now teaching at the university.

My writing career took off when I discovered my own style. Now I’m rich and famous, have been on TV, and met lots of film stars. But what does it mean? I _________ wish all the people that have put me down had said: “I believe in you. You can make it.”

【1】A.importantB.successfulC.honestD.hardworking

【2】A.continuedB.failedC.decidedD.remembered

【3】A.experimentB.writingC.practiceD.work

【4】A.taking upB.putting upC.giving upD.picking up

【5】A.sadB.surprisedC.nervousD.proud

【6】A.justB.evenC.quiteD.still

Lisa has been to Antarctica (南極洲). Here is what she wrote about the trip.

【1】Lisa had a nervous wait in Stanley because of _____________.

A.Strong windsB.Thick clouds

C.Mountain of iceD.Low temperature

【2】Lisa received a special training on ___________.

A.December 2B.December 3C.December 4D.December 6

【3】The underlined word “go off” most probably means__________.

A.leaveB.changeC.protectD.build

【4】What impressed (使…印象深刻) Lisa most about Antarctica?

A.People walked around in T-shirtB.It was a beautiful and quiet place

C.The weather was sometimes warmD.The scenery changes every day

【5】According to the article, which of the following sentences is Not True?

A.Lisa will stay in Rothera Survey Base for about two weeks.

B.Lisa often sees the people wearing the thick jackets in the base.

C.Lisa can go snowboarding if she finishes the training course.

D.Lisa didn’t expect that the mountains of ice could move at first.

【6】The writing is most probably from Lisa’s __________.

A.notebookB.diaryC.homeworkD.book

【題目】根據(jù)所給漢語完成 下列句子，每空一詞
（1）我預(yù)計我會在周日回來的。
I expect I will on Sunday.
（2）他現(xiàn)在身體健康，可以回去工作了。
He is now fit enough to to work.
（3）今天晚上你能早回家嗎？
Could you home early this evening?
（4）他們會來開會嗎?我希望這樣。
Are they coming to the meeting? .
（5）請快一點(diǎn)吧！我們要晚了！
Would you please ! We'll be late!