【1】can, an, you, come up with, idea

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【2】next time, don’t, school, late, be, for

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【3】will, me, when, you, come, visit, to

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【4】good, what, you, friends, have

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【5】taught, last year, Ms Lin, us, English

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【1】You should choose your favorite fruit ________ (當季的) when you make a salad.

【2】The man in white was so nervous that the policeman _________(把他錯當成了嫌疑犯).

【3】—Yao Chen ________ (扮演了主角) in the drama All is Well.

—Her performance was very good. I admire her.

【4】________ (多么明智的選擇) he made to give up smoking.

【5】—Our government ________ (為孩子提供) basic education even in some remote poor areas.

—It’s great. It can help thousands of poor children go to school.

【1】—Haze (霧霾) weather is ________ (可怕地) influencing us.

—Yes. Especially people in North China are suffering it.

【2】The more exercise you do, the ________ (健康) you will be.

【3】After running for half an hour, he ________ (呼吸) very heavily.

【4】We must finish the work according to the following ________ (標準).

【5】She was so frightened that she had much trouble ________ (描述) what she had seen to me.

Imagine driving down the highway. There’re many things that could attract your attention and you really need to be able to watch all of them. Why would bilingualism make you any better at that?

The answer is that bilingual people are often better at controlling their attention—a function (功能)called the executive control system. It’s quite possibly the most important system we have because it’s where all of your decisions about what to attend to, what to ignore (忽略), what process are made.

The best method to measure (測量) the executive control system is called the Stroop Test. Suppose you would have the word “blue” written in red, but you have to say the color red. But “blue” is so eye-catching, and you really want to say “blue”. You need to ignore it so that you can say the color red. That’s the Stroop Test.

Bilingual people continually practice this function. They have to, because both languages are active in their brain at the same time. They need to ignore one to be able to speak in the other. This exercise might help in other ways, too. Researchers say bilingual children are more likely to have friends from different cultures. Bilingual adults are often four to five years later than others in developing Alzheimer’s disease.

【1】完成句子

Bilingual people are often better at controlling ________.

【2】用英語表達文中畫線單詞it所指代的內(nèi)容

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【3】簡略回答問題

What is the Stroop Test?

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【4】找出并寫下全文的主題句；

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【5】將文中畫線句子譯成漢語。

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Last night, on my way home I saw a man staggering (搖搖晃晃地走) down the road. He seemed to be quite drunk. There were lots of 【1】 (car) on the road and he was not safe there. I decided to give 【2】(he) a lift. I stopped my car beside the road. Five minutes later, he reached my car. I asked him 【3】 he wanted my help. He said he was going to the next town. It was not far enough to put me to trouble. So I asked him to get into my car. “Sorry, I’m 【4】(real) quite drunk. I attended a funeral (葬禮) but my family left early, so I decided to walk home. I’m Ryan,” he said and 【5】 (offer) me his hand.

Along the way we had a good t【6】. He told me he had buried his uncle, and that he was 【7】 teacher. We talked about almost everything such as where we came f【8】 and where we lived. And he said sorry again for being so drunk.

“Anywhere around here is fine for me,” he said. I dropped him at the 【9】 (two) crossing, and then we said goodbye. I felt 【10】(luck) to have that chance to help him!

A.plantedB.were planted

C.were plantingD.are planted

—I agree. ________. There’s no short cut.

A.All roads lead to Rome.B.Rome wasn’t built in a day.

C.Practice makes perfect.D.Slow but sure wins the race.

—No, ________ is green. It may be Mary’s.

A.hersB.hisC.mineD.ours

Sixteen years ago, Charles was a college teacher with a huge six-bedroom house and a fortune (財富) of $ 2 million. Today he lives in a small house where there is only second-hand furniture【1】 There is a small garden outside with a few fruit trees. Charles also grows some vegetables and a few flowers in it. He gets his clothes and a lot of other things from charity (慈善) shops.

But this is not a sad story. Charles was happy to give up the lifestyle of a rich man. He was tired of being one of the few who had a lot while many other people have nothing at all. He donated (捐贈) all his money to charities.【2】

"A few years ago,"says Charles,"I was a millionaire, but I knew there were a lot of hungry people in the world.”【3】When he only had two thousand dollars left, Charles handed out small bank notes in the streets of local poor areas. Did he feel like Father Christmas? "It was a lot of fun helping others, "says Charles.

Charles believes that many people want to make a lot of money so that they will not have any worries.【4】 Charles Gray decided to drop out (退出) and has discovered that having only a little money makes you free. Are there any things he misses? No, I’m much happier now. I wouldn't go back to being rich for anything--no way.

A.People there felt surprised at his kindness.

B.Sometimes money can make people live better.

C.And this, he says, has brought him happiness.

D.However, most people never make much money.

E.So he made the choice to give away all his money.

F.There are no signs that Charles used to be a rich man!

Norman Bethune is one of the most famous heroes in China. He was a Canadian doctor. He came to China to help the Chinese and died for them. Norman Bethune was born in 1890. He became a doctor in 1916 and went to Spain in 1936 to treat the wounded soldiers during the war there. He soon realized that many were dying because they did not get to hospital quickly enough. Dr Bethune developed new ways of taking care of the sick. He invented special medical tools to use outside hospitals and close to the fighting areas so that doctors could treat the wounded more quickly. His inventions saved many lives.

In 1938, Dr Bethune came to China and helped treat the wounded during the Anti-Japanese War. At that time, there were few doctors, so he had to work very hard on his own. His experience of treating people in Spain was useful in China, He developed training courses for local doctors and nurses and wrote books so that they could learn about how he treated the sick. Dr Bethune often worked very hard without resting or taking care of himself. Once, he even worked for sixty-nine hours without stopping and managed to save over a hundred lives. One day in 1939, he cut his finger during an operation, but he continued his work without treating it. In the end, he died of his wound.

Dr Bethune’s work for the Chinese people made him a hero in China. There are many books and films about him, and he is still remembered in both China and Canada today.

【1】How old was Dr Bethune when he came to China?

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【2】Did Dr Bethune have a lot of experience in treating the wounded soldiers?

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【3】What's the thing that Dr Bethune did impresses (留下深刻印象) you most?

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【4】Why didn't Dr Bethune treat his wounded finger in time?

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【5】What did the Chinese people do to show their thanks to Dr Bethune?

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【6】What can you learn from Dr Bethune's life story?

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