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Dear Jim,

I’m sory to find that________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I hope my advice will help you.

Yours,

Mike

【1】自從2018年以來(lái)，越來(lái)越多的人參加了《創(chuàng)造101》的選拔。

More and more people _________________________Produce 101 since 2018.

【2】應(yīng)該鼓勵(lì)孩子在做了錯(cuò)事后說(shuō)實(shí)話，而不是編造謊言。

A child should _________________________ the truth instead of making up a lie whenever he or she has done something wrong.

【3】我真不知道如此潮濕的天氣將持續(xù)多久呢？

I really don’t know _________________________will last?

【4】公司需要再開展幾個(gè)調(diào)查來(lái)獲取第一手的市場(chǎng)資料。

The company needs _________________________to get first-hand market information.

【5】西蒙不確定與他同齡的表妹是否會(huì)接受他的建議。

Simon isn’t sure whether the cousin _________________________his advice or not.

【6】總經(jīng)理對(duì)那些人都不屑一顧。

The general manager thought those people _________________________have a look at.

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, said in a recent letter that the company expected a revenue（收入）of $84 billion for the first fiscal quarter（財(cái)政季度）of 2019. It was much lower than the earliest expectation of between $89 billion and $93 billion. That was the first time that Apple had seen its revenue expectation fall in almost twenty years.

Cook explained that the fall was mainly because of the less growing need in China.

However, people believe that Apple itself is mainly responsible（有責(zé)任的）for the fall. Gene Munster told CNN that “one-third of the problem” comes from the company’s move to suddenly increase the price.

This has made people less willing to change the latest iPhones. For example, iPhone Xs Max, one of the company’s latest smartphones, costs $1450 in the US, and costs much more in other countries, including many developing countries, reported Forbes.

Apple has also failed to introduce features that excite people in a forward-thinking technology market, reported CNBC.

Meanwhile, Apple also faces challenges from smartphone makers in China such as Huawei and Xiaomi, which have introduced less expensive but still quality smartphones.

For example, in 2018, Huawei introduced a triple-lens camera（三攝鏡頭）on its P20 Pro. The triple-lens camera is a popular feature that the iPhone doesn’t have, according to CNBC.

“In the past few years, the technology in Apple’s phones has not had any big improvements, while the technology in smartphones made in China has got better and better ,” Feng Yin, a 32-year-old engineer in China, told The New York Times. “The difference is getting smaller.”

【1】We can never catch up with the fashion because it ______ (change) all the time.

【2】With the teacher’s help, the handwriting the twins paid much attention to ______ (improve) a lot in the past few months.

【3】______ (step) on the grass isn’t allowed here. Can’t you see the sign over there?

【4】— Excuse me. When can we play football at the field?

— Not until it __________ (repair) the day after tomorrow.

【5】— Kevin, time for next programme!

— Sorry! I __________ (not expect) so much to explore in the first.

【6】When he woke up, he found himself ________ (lie) on the grass in Xihui Park.

【1】Jim chose to remain ________（沉默）because he was unsure of its meaning.

【2】Every _______ （硬幣）has two sides, right? Not necessarily!

【3】The best way to think of your future is to _______（創(chuàng)造）it.

【4】Driving after drinking wine is _______（違反）the law in China.

We are checking out the top three songs in the Billboard chart（美國(guó)單曲排行榜）ending this week.

The third place goes to One Republic with “Counting Stars”. This song has already hit number one in the United Kingdom. But how high has One Republic risen in its US homeland? Well, they haven’t had a US number one single yet. Back in 2007, their first single “Apologize” reached the second place, while hitting number one in more than a dozen countries.

The second place comes Lorde with another former（以前的）title-holder（冠軍保持者）, “Royals”.

Up at number one is a famous partner Eminem and Rihanna with “The Monster”. How many times have they worked together? If you said twice, you’re wrong. This is their fourth. You probably remember their huge 2010 hit “Love The Way You Lie” and they also sang together “Love The Way You Lie (Part II)”. Finally, the pair worked together on “Numb”, which appears on Rihanna’s latest album（唱片）Unapologetic.

That’s it for now, but let’s meet again next week for a new chart.

【1】Which song once reached No. 1 in the US?

A. RoyalsB. Counting StarsC. ApologizeD. Numb

【2】Which were the songs Eminem and Rihanna sang together?

A. Numb, Unapolotetic and Love The Way You Lie

B. Numb, Apologize and Love The Way You Lie(Part II)

C. Love The Way You Lie, One Republic and Unapologetic

D. Love The Way You Lie, Numb and Love The Way You Lie(Part II)

【3】What is the passage mainly about?

A. New songs introduction.

B. Some singers’ recent situation.

C. Some singers’ private lives.

D. The three most popular songs in the Billboard chart this week.

Scientists from Budapest, Hungary, __ 400 university students. In the study, the students needed to complete a questionnaire（問(wèn)卷）. The ___ of it was to find out which of four kinds of moods they most had. From the questionnaire, scientists found that the students always answered __ like “My mood often changes for no reason” and “I love to deal with new projects even if it is risky”. These answers were __ with their birthdays.

They discovered that people born in summer easily change between sad and happy moods __ to people born in winter. Those who always feel positive（陽(yáng)光的）are mostly born in spring and summer.

Moreover, the study found that those born in autumn less __ had a mood of sadness which may easily drive them to cry, __ it wasn’t easy for those born in winter to be angry.

Scientists said maybe this was because the seasons had an influence on certain chemicals in the human body. And the chemicals are important to control people’s moods even in adult life.

“It seems that when you are born may increase or decrease your __ of developing certain mood disorders,” lead scientist Xenia Gonda told The Telegraph.

【1】A. changeB. influenceC. includeD. explain

【2】A. lifeB. growthC. birthD. death

【3】A. searchedB. suggestedC. separatedD. studied

【4】A. purposeB. planC. messageD. project

【5】A. anythingB. somethingC. muchD. such

【6】A. mentionedB. mixedC. markedD. matched

【7】A. comparedB. confirmedC. consideredD. contacted

【8】A. properlyB. quicklyC. probablyD. quietly

【9】A. whenB. whileC. thoughD. since

【10】A. changeB. conditionC. choiceD. chance

A. I hate to say thisB. I’m really tired of this

C. I’d like to talk with youD. I need your help

A. It never rains but it poursB. Many hands make light work

C. Every dog has its dayD. Don’t pull all your eggs in one basket

—I know you’re angry. But don’t be too hard on him. __________, he is only three.

A. In allB. First of allC. Above allD. After all