根據(jù)句意和提示寫(xiě)出單詞，完成句子。
【小題1】Guilin is a very beautiful city in the s   ▲    of China. How I want to go on a trip there!
【小題2】What’s the p ▲  of China? It’s about 1.4 billion. China has the most people in the world.
【小題3】Never forget your own country w   ▲    you go in the future.
【小題4】C   ▲   with the past, our life today is much better.
【小題5】 —I don’t know what to do w_______ my computer. It doesn’t work well again!
—Why not ask Mr Jiang for help? He is a computer engineer.
【小題6】After a terrible earthquake, food, water and   ▲  (帳篷) are needed most.
【小題7】For thousands of years, the Great Wall has been the    ▲ （驕傲）of all the Chinese people.
【小題8】You don’t like eating snacks and I don’t like eating snacks,   ▲   (也).
【小題9】The special boots can prevent astronauts from   ▲ (漂浮) away into space.
【小題10】On the moon we could   ▲   （容易）jump much higher than on the earth.
【小題11】Tian’anmen Square is the biggest square in the world and is often    ▲ (fill)with tourists.
【小題12】Neil Armstrong got his student    ▲   (pilot) licence at the age of 16.
【小題13】 Last year our school held the 12th School Art and Culture Festival and it was a big   ▲  (success)
【小題14】 Thomas Edison was one of the greatest   ▲   (invent) in the world.
【小題15】He made up his mind to explore places that were  ▲ (know) to humans today.

Su Su is a 16-year-old Beijinger. She studies at the High School Affiliated to Renmin University. She has just published(發(fā)表) her first book, The Enigma of the Universe (《宇宙之謎》).

The Enigma of the Universe tells a story of a girl called April. One day she meets an alien(外星人) boy named Kaka. Kaka takes April on a journey into the universe. Later April finds out a big secret about Kaka...

What's special about this book? It's a book written in both Chinese and English.

Su wrote the book when she was 14 years old. She was influenced（影響） by the book Sophie's World (《蘇菲的世界》) and the movie The Truman Show (《楚門(mén)的世界》). Sophie is a girl who is interested in philosophy（哲學(xué)）. Truman's life is run by television.

These stories gave Su an idea for her own book. She decided to write it in English.

"My English teacher asked us to write something," says Su. "I thought I'd write about my idea."

Su spent a whole summer vacation writing the story.

"Sometimes I had to stop because I couldn't find the right words," says Su. "I used the dictionary all the time."

After finishing the English novel, Su had another idea. She decided to translate it into Chinese. The job took her just a few days. "It was easy because Chinese is my native language (母語(yǔ))," she says.

Su says her story is "a mixture of philosophy (哲學(xué)) and detective (偵探) story and science fiction".

"My classmates and I have turned it into a DV play," says Su. "I wrote the play and I played April. We will show it in our school soon!"

1.What did Su Su write？

A．Harry Potter                           B．Sophie's World

C．The Truman Show                       D．The Enigma of the Universe

2.In Which language did Su Su write this book?

A．Chinese                              B．English

C．French                               D．Both Chinese and English

3.How did Su Su write the book?

A．She wrote it in Chinese first and then translate it into English.

B．She wrote it in English first and then translate it into Chinese.

C．She wrote it half in Chinese first and then wrote it half in English.

D．She wrote it half in English first and then wrote it half in Chinese

4.What does her book talk about?

A．It talks about how to learn English well.

B．It is a mixture ofphilosophy(哲學(xué)) anddetective(偵探) story and science fiction.

C．It talks about how to learn English grammar well.

D．It is a mixture oflove.

Fujian Tulou is a special type of Chinese building. People built most of them between the 12th and the 20th century. The oldest one has a history of more than 1,000 years.
Tulou is usually a large rectangular（長(zhǎng)方形的）or round building with high walls. The walls are made of earth, stones, bamboo and wood, so they are thick and strong. They can not only keep the building safe from the wind and earthquake, but also make it warm in winter and cool in summer. There is usually only one main gate in each Tulou and up to （至多）80 families can live in it. It is like a small city.
UNESCO(聯(lián)合國(guó)教科文組織)chose a total of 46 Fujian Tulou as a World Heritage Site（世界文化遺產(chǎn)）in 2008. Fujian Tulou set a good example for the world. Man can live in harmony（和諧，融洽）with the environment.
【小題1】When did people build most of Fujian Tulou?
                                                                       
【小題2】What’s the shape（形狀）of Fujian Tulou?
                                                                      
【小題3】What are the walls of Fujian Tulou made of?
                                                                      
【小題4】Is Fujian Tulou like a small city?
                                                                     
【小題5】請(qǐng)將畫(huà)線句子翻譯成漢語(yǔ)。
                                                                     

任務(wù)型閱讀（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，完成小題，每空一詞，計(jì)10分）

Walden is a quiet small town in England. Cars aren't allowed ( 允許 ) into the centre of the town so it's very pleasant to walk around.

Allow at least half a day to visit the museum. It's on a hill just outside the town in a very old building. One room there tells people the history of the building itself.

The museum brings history to life. You can even ride on a horse and cart ( 馬車(chē) ) in the street. I was really interested in a 1950s living room in the museum. It was just like my grandmother's house when I was a child.

If you can wait, there's a new exhibition (展覽) opening soon. Walden is famous for one thing -- candy! If you like candy, this exhibition is the place for you -- you can learn about its history. I never see so many different kinds of candy. But don't go now because it doesn't start until the 26th of May.

Have a look round the town of Walden too while you are there. If you start in the main square and follow the green signs, they'll take you to the museum, and you'll see lots of other interesting things on the way, too.