【1】當Robert夸你很擅長與體育運動，你可以這樣回應：

___________________________________________________________.

【2】你想了解Andrew的叔叔的職業(yè)，你可以這樣問：

Andrew, ____________________________________________________?

【3】當你看到一位同學隨地丟垃圾，你應該這么說：

___________________________________________________________.

【4】你建議Susan一起去放風箏，你可以這樣說：

________________________________________________ with me, Susan?

【5】你想鼓勵同學們繼續(xù)努力實現(xiàn)夢想，你可以這樣表達：

__________________________________________ if we keep on working hard.

Self-reflection(反省) means slowing down and calming yourself, including calming your mind. By calming down and going slowly, you give your brain a chance to think about what it has already received. 【1】 Others keep a diary. What’s more, taking notes is also OK. Each method works, depending on your own personal learning. 【2】.

First, choose the proper time to do it. School textbooks are divided into units of study. This makes it easier to begin self-reflection. 【3】 Sometimes you know the unit is over because there is some kind of test. Use these natural breaks to stop and do self-reflection.

Then, find a quiet place and take out your reflection diary. 【4】 Let your mind think about the notes you have written and make some connections.

【5】 Maybe you learned a new way to work out a math problem, but you’re not sure when to use it.

Writing down your questions will help you remember to look for answers the next time you are working with the same topic.

Successful students always know self-reflection is important. If you have never taken the time to do self-reflection, try it now.

A.Write down some notes on the new things that you learned in the unit.

B.You can follow the steps to do so self-reflection.

C.Some people prefer to do self-reflection only in their mind.

D.Finally, think about things that you are not sure of.

E.Look for time when you complete a unit of study.

If aliens are discovered one day, scientists fear their language may make it impossible to understand them. But John Elliott of Leeds Metropolitan University in Britain has come up with a program that can figure out the structure(結(jié)構(gòu)) of their language. He thinks that’s the first step in understanding what they are saying.

Dr Elliott’s program would compare an alien language to a database(數(shù)據(jù)庫) of 60 different languages in the world to look for a similar structure. He believes that even an alien language will have its won structure. “Language has to be structured in a certain way, or it will be hard to use,” he told New Scientist Magazine.

Research has shown that it is possible to know if a signal(信號) carries a language rather than a picture or music. Dr Elliott has gone a step further by finding a way to pick out what might be words and sentences. Because languages have different word orders, Dr Elliott has set up a library of the sentence structures of 60 human languages.

If a message is received from outer space, it could be compared against this database. Scientists would then be able to see if it’s similar to any human language, or a mix of the languages.

However, Dr Elliott also said that in order to translate what the aliens are actually saying, it may still be necessary to have a “code(密碼) book”.

【1】Why did Dr Elliott come up with the program?

A.To learn more about outer space.B.To develop a new language.

C.To help translate messages from aliens.D.To compare an alien language to human languages.

【2】According to Dr Elliott, what’s the first step of understanding an alien language?

A.Coming up with a programB.Knowing its structure

C.Understanding aliensD.Discovering aliens

【3】What does Paragraph 4 mainly tell us?

A.A way to make the program work.

B.Dr Elliott’s findings about different kinds of languages.

C.Three important functions of the program.

D.The number of sentence structures of human languages.

【4】How does the program work when it receives a message from aliens?

A.Mix the message with 60 human languages.

B.Translate the message and send it to the database.

C.Pick out the sentence structure and translate it.

D.Compare the message to the database of 60 human languages.

【5】What can we infer from the story?

A.Not all languages have their own structures.

B.To translate alien languages, there is much work to do.

C.The structure of alien languages is similar to that of human languages.

D.Alien languages are signals carrying pictures and music.

— _____. It can prevent him from feeling sleepy.

A.So he doseB.So does heC.Neither does he

—But nobody knows if it _____.

A.is fine; will rainB.will be fine; rainsC.will be fine; will rain

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Shared Bikes in Guangzhou

Hello, everyone, I'm glad to tell you something about using shared bikes in Guangzhou._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

【1】因疫情原因,自從二月以來,我們都按要求在家呆著。

Because of the epidemic, we _____________stay at home since February.

【2】Peggy 的眼睛將一直盯著電腦屏幕,除非她的網(wǎng)課結(jié)束。

Peggy_____________the computer screen_____________she finishes her online lessons.

【3】這真是一段精彩絕倫的海上航行��！

_____________ it is!

【4】對于籃球愛好者們而言,接受科比死于空難的消息是件悲傷的事情。

_____________ basketball fans_____________accept Kobe Bryant’s death in the crash.

【5】攝入太多油炸食物對你的身體有壞處。

Eating too much fried food_____________your health.

【6】澳洲的森林大火已經(jīng)導致了很多野生動物的死亡。

The forest fire in Australia has already_____________the death of many animals.

【7】王老師不喜歡那些整天無所事事的學生。

Miss Wang doesn’t like the students _____________all day.

【1】A p_____________is a person who is the first one to study and explore a particular area of knowledge or culture.

【2】The population continues to i_____________from 1.2 million to 1.8 million.

【3】When Lou heard she got the first prize, she jumped in s_____________. She never dreamt about it!

【4】Ben, please often wash your hands, e_____________before eating meals.

【5】W_____________up at once! Get out of your bed! The fire, the fire is coming!

【6】CL likes going travelling in his s_____________time, that is, when he is free.

Learn from the virus

The epidemic (疫情) is scary. But it’s not all bad. In fact, we can learn some lessons from it.

Learn to be responsible

When facing the epidemic, everyone has to be ready. People have different responsibilities (責任). Doctors fight on the frontline to treat patients. Police officers stay in position to keep us safe. Delivery men (快遞員) deliver daily things to us. What are your responsibilities?【1】.

Learn to respect

Feeling afraid is not a bad thing.【2】 When you respect laws, you are careful about what you do. When you respect others, you are kind to them. When you respect nature, you try to protect it. Don’t just be afraid. Try to do what you believe in and do it with a respectful mind.

【3】

If you want to learn about something, you can easily find a lot of information about it online. But is all of it correct? Don’t get lost (迷失) in a sea of information. Think critically (審辨性地). You can also ask your parents or teachers and listen to what they say.

Learn to be calm

【4】. These feelings are normal. When there are unexpected (意外的) changes, people might feel like this. But life is full of unexpected changes. Try to accept them calmly.

Learn to be alone

The epidemic forces us to stay at home.【5】But being alone isn’t a bad thing. You have time to do things that you didn’t have time to do before. Also, you can learn to be independent (獨立的).

A.Learn to tell right from wrong

B.You can learn to replace your fear with respect.

C.Just follow the news and keep healthy to keep the virus away.

D.You might feel bored and miss your friends.

E.You might feel nervous and worried.

Lily: an animal doctor

Q1: What's the worst thing that's ever happened in your job?

Probably the dog that bit me. It wasn't a big one—I don't mind the big ones. The small ones are the worst.It gave me a very nasty bite.

Q2:Have you ever done any other jobs?

Yes,I did different kinds of jobs when I was a student. One summer I did fruit-picking in Spain.

Q3: What's the worst job you' ve ever done?

In order to improve my English,I worked for a rich family in New York.I never had a day off and I had to do everything—cooking, cleaning, shopping and look after their horrible children.I left after two weeks and managed to get a job as a waitress in an Italian restaurant.

Andrew: an actor

Q1: What's the worst thing that's ever happened in your job?

So many bad things have happened but I think my worst moment when I read my first bad review in the newspaper. They wrote terrible things about me, and I was so upset. After that I didn't read my review any more.

Q2: Have you ever done any other jobs?

Oh yes, it's not easy to make a living as an actor. So I' ve done lots of part-time jobs over the years. For example, I' ve worked in a shop, sold ice-cream at the beach and handed out publicity flyers in the street.

Q3: What's the worst job you' ve ever done?

The worst job I' ve ever done was at an egg-packing factory. Working conditions are terrible—you stand for hours at the end of a belt, putting eggs into boxes. You can't have a break, and if you want to go to the toilet, you have to ask for permission. And worst of all, the smell was terrible—I' ve never eaten an egg since then.

【1】The underlined word “one” refers to “ ”.

A.dogB.biteC.eventD.job

【2】How many jobs does Lily has had, including a doctor?

A.3B.4C.5D.6

【3】After reading his first bad review in the newspaper, Andrew _________.

A.wrote more reviewsB.replied to every review

C.gave up his job as an actorD.stopped reading any of his reviews

【4】What does Andrew think of being an actor?

A.It’s easy to make lots of money.B.It’s helpful to read his reviews.

C.It’s difficult to make a living.D.It’s fun to have different experiences.

【5】The best title of the passage might be .

A.Conversations with TeenagersB.Interviews about Job Experiences

C.How to Find a Part-time JobD.Reviews of Lily and Andrew