B:_______

A.How nice!B.Sounds great.C.Any problem?D.Sorry to hear that.

B:____________.

A.Yes,I'd like to.B.That's very kind of you.

C.That's all right.D.That's a good idea.

A.canB.mayC.mustD.need

A.He picked up rubbish.B.I stopped to have a rest.

C.She listened to music just now.D.He pushed his bicycle slowly.

“More young people should study Science", Hazel Wallace, a Science teacher from London, said at a conference for young scientists last weekend." More young people should take Science subjects at school and study them at university, "she said." Scientists can change the world and can improve life for everyone. We also need more people who want to teach science and do scientific research."

But there was bad news from Professor George Benson, a research scientist and university Science teacher, who was also at the conference." Science courses at university are very good," he said, "but there’s a real problem with Science teaching in schools. One in three people who teach Physics to 15-and 16-years-olds don’t have a physical degree. Not enough people are studying Science at university and this means that there are not enough science teachers."

Mrs Wallace didn’t agree." It’s true that the number of Science pupils fell between 2000 and 2010."She said ." But now the numbers are rising again. The number of students who take Science subjects at school is much higher now than it was five years ago."

Professor Benson was certain that numbers were still too low and added, "There’s still a problem with science lessons in schools. Most young people think that Science is boring or difficult or both. We have to find ways to interest 12-16 years olds in studying Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Old-fashioned teaching methods have to change, We must spread the news that Science is very important, but it can also be fun."

【1】What does Hazel Wallace do?

【2】Who was the conference for?

【3】The number of science pupils is still falling now, isn’t it?

【4】According to Benson, what can teachers do to make Science lessons more interesting?

【5】What might be the topic of the conference?

【6】Will you choose Science as your major at university? Why or Why not?(Explain in 2-3 sentences.)

Do you have a passport? A passport is a very important personal document when you travel abroad. It is also a great treasure for every holidaymaker because each page provides wonderful memories of each visit. Here are some of the most bizarre and interesting facts about passports from Britain.

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was once offered a passport with the number 007, the code number for fictional special agent（特工） James Bond. However, she turned it down. The passport with 007 now belongs to Geoffery Howe, a member in Thatcher's government.

Everyone needs a passport to travel around the world, but one person doesn't. Although she may not travel abroad as much as she used to, Queen Elizabeth II has traveled around the world – all without a passport. According to the U.K., it is unnecessary for the queen to have one because British passport is issued（頒發(fā)） in the name of Her Majesty. However, it doesn't mean that the entire British royal family doesn't need passports. All the other members, including Prince Philip and Prince Charles, all have passports.

The British passport had a very long history. The oldest passport still in existence in Britain dates back to June 18, 1641. And there is the signature of Charles I on it.

In addition, the British passport is one of the most powerful passports in the world. Anyone with a British passport can travel 174 countries without a visa（簽證）. It is as powerful as passports from Finland, Germany, Sweden and the U.S.A. However, U.K. travellers pay some of the highest passport costs in the world – more than people in China and Russia. On average, British people have to pay about 72.5 pounds for the passport.

【1】A passport ____________.

A.is a personal documentB.has very short history

C.is issued by royal familyD.is the most powerful

【2】The underlined word “bizarre” in paragraph 1 probably means _________.

A.boringB.strangeC.dangerousD.serious

【3】Who has the passport with the number 007 now after Thatcher turned it down?

A.Prince CharlesB.James BondC.Geoffery HoweD.Queen Elizabeth II

【4】__________ doesn’t need a passport to travel around the world.

A.Queen Elizabeth IIB.Margaret Thatcher

C.James BondD.Prince Philip

【5】Which is TRUE about the British passport according to paragraph 5?

A.The British passport is as powerful as the passports from Finland, Germany and Russia.

B.If someone has a British passport, he can travel 174 countries with a visa.

C.All British people have to pay 72.5 pounds for the passport.

D.The British passport costs more than the Chinese passport.

【6】The best title for the passage may be “___________________”.

A.The History of British PassportsB.The Powerful British Passport

C.Fun Facts about British PassportsD.The Most Expensive Passport in the World

【1】The Apple company has already released the new iPhone 11. （改為否定句）

The Apple company ___________ released the new iPhone 11 ___________.

【2】The students can hardly understand the professor. （改為反意疑問(wèn)句）

The students can hardly understand the professor, ___________ ___________?

【3】Kitty was so lucky that she won a free journey to Disneyland Park. （保持句子原意）

Kitty was lucky ______ to ______ a free journey to Disneyland Park.

【4】Alice does her homework best in her class.（保持句子原意）

Alice does her homework better than ___________ ___________ student in her class.

【5】The book store sold all the books an hour ago. （改為被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài)）

All the books ___________ ___________ an hour ago.

【6】My aunt said to us on the phone, “Are you all right these days?” （改為賓語(yǔ)從句）

My aunt asked us on the phone ___________ we ___________ all right those days.

【7】yesterday, a book, did, from the library, borrow, the boy (連詞成句)

_______________________________________________________________?

【1】I don’t want to see the film because I have seen it ___________. (two)

【2】Ben is an ___________ student and does everything by himself. (depend)

【3】A car knocked him down and then ___________ in the darkness. (appear)

【4】Can we solve the population problem ___________? (successful)

【5】Mr. Johnson is ___________ for the sales in his company. (response)

【6】Which is ______ from our school, the Science Museum or Century Park? (far)

【7】To our __________, we won first place in the contest. (surprised)

【8】Everyone should know the ___________ of a healthy diet. (important)

A. miss B. a little C. memorize D. at least E. comfortable

Dear Li Yang

Thank you for your e-mail. I am fine, and enjoying my time at university in Manchester very much. I am happy to answer your questions about studying here in the UK.

I was also 【1】 nervous before I got here, but once I arrived I soon felt happy. You asked me about the kinds of clothes you should bring. You should bring 【2】 one formal outfit for important dinners, and remember to bring lots of warm 【3】 clothes, as well. Yes, I did say ‘warm’, because it is a bit cold here until the summer!

My mum wanted to make sure that I packed lots of special food so that I would not 【4】 her Chinese cooking too much. However, there are many different kinds of food in the UK, and I can buy all my favourite foods at small Chinese shops. There are also lots of cheap restaurants near the university.

A. tastes B. dishes C. at the end of D. by the way E. shelves

Another suggestion is to learn how to cook some of your favourite 【5】 before you come. Chinese food in England 【6】 very different to the food back home. You can also go to the university canteen—eating with others is a great way to make new friends.

You will probably live in the halls of residence in your first year. People usually have their own room, with a desk, 【7】 and a bed. The bathrooms and kitchen are usually 【8】 the corridor. The kitchen is also a great place to meet the students in your hall. Remember that everyone is nervous, so don’t be afraid to talk to the people you meet.

Good luck! I am sure you will have a wonderful time.

Wang Dong

B: ______, Arthur. I’ve just got here myself, so I wasn’t waiting for long.

A.It’s my pleasureB.That’s all right.

C.Enjoy your timeD.Good idea