Bill is an American boy. He wants to have a friend in China. He likes _______ very much. It's relaxing for him. He plays sports _______ his classmates after class. He has five soccer balls, two volleyballs and one basketball. _______ he doesn't like tennis. He thinks it's _______ .

Bill has a healthy eating habit. He likes fruit and vegetables. _______ are his favorite vegetables. He often has fruit salad. He _______ hamburgers or ice-cream. He thinks they are not good for _______. Bill usually gets up at 7:00 am. He has breakfast _______. Then he takes the bus to school. In the morning, he has four classes. He is good _______ math.

Do you like him? Do you __________ to be his friend?

【1】A.foodB.milkC.sports

【2】A.forB.withC.in

【3】A.ButB.AndC.So

【4】A.goodB.funC.boring

【5】A.BreadB.ApplesC.Carrots

【6】A.doesn't likeB.don't likeC.didn't like

【7】A.heB.hisC.him

【8】A.quickB.quicklyC.slow

【9】A.atB.toC.in

【10】A.getB.haveC.want

Over 80 years ago, Mickey Mouse first appeared in the cartoon Steamboat Willie. When this cartoon came out in New York 【1】 November 18, 1928, it was the 【2】 (one) cartoon with sound and music. The man behind Mickey was Walt Disney. He became very rich and 【3】 (success). In the 1930s, he 【4】 (make) cartoons with Mickey.

Some people might ask how this cartoon animal became so popular. One of the main reasons is that Mickey was like a common man, but he always tired 【5】 (face) any danger. In his early films, Mickey was unlucky and had many 【6】 (problem) such as losing his house or girlfriend, Minnie. However, he was always ready to try 【7】 (he) best. People went to the cinema to see the "little man" win. Most of 【8】 (them) wanted to be like Mickey. Today's cartoons are usually not so simple as little Mickey Mouse, 【9】 everyone still knows and loves him. Who has 【10】 pair of ears more famous than Mickey's?

--Reading books.Because sometimes the information on the Wechat is________.

A.impressiveB.interestingC.incomplete

--The monitoring instrument invented by a teenager.

A.made...by handB.made...for the first timeC.made...for me

【1】They often have three meals ______ day. They have ______ dinner at 6:30 pm every day.

【2】— ______ dictionary is this? It's very nice.

— I think it's Mary's.

【3】______ (Bob) and ______ (Dave) room looks very clean.

【4】Buses ______ stop when the traffic lights are red.

【5】— Have you seen the book The Old Man and the Sea?

— Yes, I have. ______ interesting it is! I have seen it twice.

【6】Of the three books, the blue one is ______ (cheap)

【7】— May I speak to Mrs. Smith?

— Sorry, she ______ (wash) the clothes.

【8】Hong Kong— Macao Bridge(港珠澳大橋) ______(build) in December, 2009 and it opened in October, 2018.

【9】— It's a nice day today. Let's go to the park.

— ______ (好主意).

【10】— Your sweater looks nice. Could you tell me ______ you bought it?

— Of course. Just at the shop near my school.

Happiness is for everyone. In fact, happiness is always around you if you care about it.

When you are in trouble at school, ___你的同班同學(xué)將會幫助你; when you study hard at your lessons, ___your parents are always looking after you; when you get success (成功), your friends will say congratulations to you; when you do something wrong, people around you will help you correct it; and when you do something good to others, ___You will feel happy, too. All these things are happiness. If you pay attention to them, you can see happiness is always around you. ___Happiness is not the same as money. When you are poor, you can say you are very happy, because people can't buy happiness with money. When you meet problems, you can also say loudly you are very happy, because you have many friends to help you. So you can't always say you are poor and you have bad luck. ___如果你贊同我, you can be a happy and lucky person.

【1】________________________________________

【2】________________________________________

【3】________________________________________

【4】________________________________________

【5】________________________________________

【1】What time do you usually go to ________ /bed/?

A.bedB.badC.batD.bus

【2】They are watching a Dragon Boat ________ /res/ in Daming Lake.

A.riceB.roseC.raceD.road

【3】We have the art festival this ________ /t:m/.

A.timeB.termC.teamD.them

【4】Many Americans like Chinese________ /'klt/ very much.

A.cultureB.cartoonC.controlD.color

【5】This new ________ /'prdkt/ sells well in Jinan.

A.protectB.projectC.productD.perfect

注意：

1. 字?jǐn)?shù)在80左右，書寫規(guī)范，表達(dá)連貫；

2. 文中不得出現(xiàn)真實的校名及個人姓名。

My School in the Past and Now

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【1】很多小學(xué)生都喜歡踢足球。

Many primary school students like to ____________ ____________ .

【2】在中國，人們認(rèn)為水餃里的硬幣可以帶來好運。

In China, people believe that coins in dumplings can bring ___________ ___________.

【3】無論什么時候開始一個愛好都不算晚。

It's never too late to ____________ ____________ a hobby.

【4】看愛國主題的電影讓我們激動不已， 也讓我們意識到只要國家強大，我們就不畏懼困難。

Watching movies full of love to China ____________ us and makes us realize that we won't be afraid of ___________ as long as our country is strong.

【5】許多社會團體正致力于為貧窮落后的西部鄉(xiāng)村提供更多的醫(yī)療支持。

Some social groups are working hard to offer more ____________ ____________ to the poor villages in the west.

Michael Kraus is a doctor. He did a study. The study shows that people should listen to voices. It is the best way to learn how people feel. The study says just listening is better than just watching someone speak. But it is also better than watching and listening at the same time! It might seem smart to listen to people and watch them at the same time. But Dr. Kraus says this can cause problems. “It might split your attention,” he says.

Dr. Kraus said something else, too. Sometimes, people's faces can hide their feelings. They might not want to show they are sad or mad. It is harder to hide your feelings with your voice. “That might be why listening is the best way to know how someone feels”, Dr. Kraus says. For the study,Dr. Kraus did a few tests. One test used 266 people. They were all strangers. They were put together in pairs to talk to each other. They talked about movies and TV. They also talked about food and drink. The strangers had these talks in two places, both in a room with the lights on and in a dark room. After alking, the people wrote down their own feelings and what they thought their partners felt. What Kraus found was a surprise. People were better at knowing their partner's feelings when the lights were off. Another professor Boris Paskhover did some research and concluded the same results.

Sophie Scott is a communication expert. She works at a university in England. Ms. Scott said the study is interesting. But she does not think it is perfect. Ms. Scott said that other studies have shown other things. Their results were different. Ray Wilkinson is a teacher. He teaches about communication. Mr. Wilkinson’s studies show that people use their bodies to show how they are feeling, too. They might change their face or body movements. They can do this to make a point. Mr.Wilkinson said that sometimes, your words and face do not match. They might send different messages. But that might not be a mistake. Sometimes, people do this on purpose. It can be part of what we are trying to share.

【1】According to Michael Kraus' opinion, what's the best way to know how people are feeling?

A.To just listen to voices.B.To listen to and watch them.

C.To only watch their faces.D.To stare at their eyes.

【2】The word “split” in Paragraph 2 most probably means “___________”.

A.focusB.foolC.coverD.divide

【3】In Paragraph 3, what does Dr. Kraus' test show?

A.People usually hide their feelings with their voices.

B.People know others' feelings better with the lights off.

C.It is hard to hide real feelings on people's faces.

D.It is not easy for strangers to know each other by talking.

【4】According to passage, who has the same ideas with Dr. Kraus'?

A.The people in the study.B.Sophie Scott.

C.Boris Paskhover.D.Ray Wilkinson.

【5】From the last paragraph, we can learn that__________

A.Different studies in learning people's feelings have similar results.

B.Ray Wilkinson thinks words and their bodies can express feelings.

C.People's words and faces don't match because they like sharing mistakes.

D.Sophie Scott does not think these studies are meaningful.