That year, in a grand ceremony (盛大的典禮) in Beijing’s Tian’an men Square, Chairman Mao Zedong solemnly proclaimed (莊嚴(yán)宣布) the founding of the PRC. After that, the military parade (大閱兵) began. The parade lasted for two and a half hours, with spectacular (壯觀的) scenes showing the People’s Liberation Army’s powerful and grand lineup (陣容).

On Oct 1, we had a grand military parade in Beijing’s Tian’an men Square again. Did you see it on TV? The parade was to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). It attracted the world’s attention. Cool soldiers（士兵）and generals(將軍), guards of honor (儀仗隊(duì)) and new weapons (武器) marked the special event. Hundreds of tanks (坦克), and missiles(導(dǎo)彈) traveled down Chang’an Avenue, the main street that goes through the heart of Beijing into Tian'an men Square.

【1】How old is the People’s Republic of China (PRC)?

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【2】Did Chairman Mao Zedong solemnly proclaim (莊嚴(yán)宣布) the founding of the PRC in 1949?

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【3】Why was there a grand military parade on Oct.1 this year?

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【4】Would you like to join the army(軍隊(duì)) when you grow up? Why or why not?

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Waiter: Can I help you, sir?

Foreigner: Yes. 【1】

Waiter: There’s a bookstore on Central Street. You can buy one there.

Foreigner: Thanks. Your English is quite good.

Waiter:【2】By the way, are you working here in Beijing?

Foreigner: No, I’m not. I’ve come for the football game this weekend.

Waiter: Oh, so you are an athlete. Welcome to Beijing.

Foreigner: Oh, no no. I’m not an athlete. I’m just a football fan.

Waiter: Me, too!【3】

Foreigner: Two weeks. I’ve visited some places of interest.

Waiter: What do you think of Beijing?

Foreigner:【4】Friendly people, delicious food and … Oh, I just live in this city.

Waiter: I’m so glad you love my city.【5】

Foreigner: Thanks. Nice to talk to you. Goodbye!

Waiter: Me, too. Goodbye!

A. How long have you been here?

B. Where can I buy a map of Beijing?

C. It’s a very beautiful city.

D. I hope you have a nice time this weekend.

E. Is there a post office near here?

F. Thank you.

G. No, I should study hard.

When Father heard my words, he said nothing. He________smiled. He told me that I would find out why he did so later.

When we got home, he took me into the kitchen and cut open one of the pomegranates__________a knife. “Now I will_______you its real face!” he said.

“Wow!” I cried. What was inside the fruit was completely_________from its outside. The pomegranate had small “rooms” inside it. Each “room”________lots of seeds. And each seed looked like a beautiful, shiny ruby (紅寶石).

“Do you think it is beautiful?” Father asked. “That shows you can never judge(評(píng)判) something simply by its outside. You must always look at its_________, too.”

I suddenly realized that Father’s words were not only about fruit, ________also about some people like pomegranates that are not very beautiful. But they can still have beautiful_______ .

Now, when I go to the supermarket, I always buy some pomegranates to share with my friends and family.

【1】A.saidB.thoughtC.calledD.spoke

【2】A.smellB.soundC.lookD.feel

【3】A.evenB.stillC.justD.again

【4】A.withB.onC.byD.in

【5】A.showB.answerC.findD.invite

【6】A.farB.freeC.specialD.different

【7】A.broughtB.heldC.tookD.stood

【8】A.insideB.indoorsC.outdoorsD.indoor

【9】A.soB.untilC.butD.if

【10】A.facesB.roomsC.wordsD.hearts

A.will come; comeB.will come; comes

C.come; will comeD.comes; will come

—_______ .

A.So did I.B.Me, neither.C.So do I.D.Me, also.

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3.希望盡快找到并寄回深圳寶安國(guó)際機(jī)場(chǎng)。

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Dear Sir,

I'm Li Ping,

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Yours,

Li Ping

Denis Rancourt is a famous professor of physics at the University of Ottawa. As a leading expert in his research field, he 【1】 (write) hundreds of scientific papers so far. One day, he decided 【2】 (change) his teaching method which he had used for over twenty years.

It all started a few years earlier. While doing research, he found that water and land were being polluted and farms were disappearing. As a person who cared【3】 (deep) about the environment, Denis decided to start a science course【4】was open to everyone. He even invited some【5】(science) to give talks on topics such as war, trade, medical care and environmental policy, And be encouraged students to think, discuss, and take action to make the world【6】better place,

Once, a hall【7】 (fill) with over. 120 people who had come to listen to these lectures . Two 12-year-old twins even came to his class.

Denis became a controversial(有爭(zhēng)議的) person. Some people praised him for his courage, social responsibility and【8】 (usual) teaching methods. However, others thought that he was ruining the reputation(名譽(yù)) of the university.

In an interview, some reporters asked him【9】he did all of this at the risk(風(fēng)險(xiǎn)) of his own career. He said, “We, as educators, are responsible【10】warning people about problems and encouraging everyone to become independent thinkers. We should try our best to stop bad things from happening.”

Laura had her first paragliding(滑翔傘) lesson when she was sixteen, and fell in love with the sport. “You run down a mountain slope, the wind catches your wing, and then you're flying like a bird. It feels fantastic. The views of the mountains from up there are stunning.”

Laura's husband Martin had never tried paragliding, but he was crazy about skiing. It seemed like a good idea for them to try each other's hobbies. He taught her how to ski and she showed him how to paraglide. When each of them had learned how to do the other sport well, they decided to combine(結(jié)合) them and try paraskiing. “It's like paragliding, but you're wearing skis,” says Martin. “When you land, you have to start skiing. immediately, or you fall over in the snow. You have to be a good skier.”

In the past, Laura mostly did her hobby in the summer and Martin could only do his in the winter. Now they spend every winter weekend gliding over the valleys together, then skiing down the slopes of a snow-covered mountain. And in the summer they both do normal paragliding. “It's more fun doing our hobbies together,” says Laura. “Now we can both really enjoy the summer and the winter!”

【1】When did Laura decide to do paragliding?

A.When she saw eagles fly in the sky as a child.B.When' she lived in a small mountain village.

C.When she felt that she was flying like a bird.D.When she was at the age of sixteen years old.

【2】What does the word “It” mean in the second paragraph?

A.Mountain view.B.Wind catching.

C.Running down.D.Flying like a bird.

【3】What can we learn about Laura and Martin from the passage?

A.They have stopped paragliding and began skiing together.

B.They only do gliding over the valleys every winter weekend.

C.They are starting to learn how to do paraskiing and paragliding.

D.They do paraskiing together not only in winter but also in summer.

【4】What is the main purpose of this passage?

A.To explain how paraskiing first started.

B.To tell the methods of combining two sports.

C.To tell the story of how a couple started paraskiing.

D.To entertain how to keep a good sport habit.

Katrina has spina bifida(脊柱裂). She has had eight operations and wears braces on her legs to keep them in the proper places. Though anguished because of her illness, she's outgoing and confident.

The 14-year-old attends high school and is not in any special classes. She is allowed more time to get to school when she needs it. However, she always manages to be on time.

Katrina has had the support of her parents as well. I think that, growing up with a disability, the best thing I have had is supportive parents. They both have always said that I can do something if I really want to.",

After school on most days, Katrina works at Able-Disabled Advocacy (A-DA), an organization that helps the disabled, with her mother, Cindy. On other days, she plays wheelchair basketball and tennis. Her evenings are spent at A-DA and doing schoolwork.

Katrina feels that her disability has allowed her to do things she might not have been able to do. She says that she would not have played sports at all if it was not for wheelchair sports, and that she would not have some other friendships. Rock climbing, cycling, and downhill racing are some of the other activities she is able to take part in. Katrina also volunteers at a community centre, helping other kids with disabilities.

The future of most people with spina bifida is excellent, and Katrina is thinking about hers. “I want to be a doctor of some kind," she says, "though I'm not sure what kind yet.”

【1】What does the underlined word anguished mean?

A.being in a lot of painB.being in controlled

C.feeling disappointedD.feeling frightened.

【2】What do we know about Katrina when we read Paragraph4?

A.Everybody in her school would like to make friends with her.

B.She has such a serious illness that she loses confidence in herself.

C.She is a high school student that likes wheelchair baseball best,

D.She's always encouraged to do what she wants to by her parents.

【3】What is the fifth paragraph mainly about?

A.What Katrina looks like.B.Why Katrina helps other kids.

C.What Katrina does after school.: D，How Katrina's parents help her.

【4】What can we learn from Katrina's story?

A.Failure is the mother of success.B.Every cloud has a silver lining.

C.Life is great if we have a positive attitude.D.As one door closes, another door opens.

—Yes, they_____ a book fair on the playground and sold some books and CDs.

A.brought up; sufferedB.put up; affordedC.raised; organized