根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從方框內(nèi)的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，其中有兩個為多余選項。

A： Hey， Ken. What are you doing?

B： 【1】

A： Electronic music? Why do you like such loud music?

B： Well， I don’t think electronic music is noisy. 【2】

A： Relaxed? I can’t agree. I just like pop music and I’m a big fan of many pop singers.

B： 【3】

A： I like EXO best. Have you ever heard of them before?

B： Yeah， of course. 【4】

A： Because they are handsome and dance well.

B： 【5】

A： Sure. I can lend you some. Try to listen to them， maybe you’ll like their songs.

B： OK. Thanks.

【題目】

Early in spring, the Lord and some of his family went to London. Ginger and I and some other horses stayed at home. The Earl's daughter, Lady Anne, loved riding horses with her brother and cousins. 【1】. I was her horse, and she named me "Black Auster". I enjoyed these rides with Lady Anne in the clear cold air.

One day Lady Anne wanted to ride Lizzie, a bright bay mare. Mr. Blantyre, her cousin, who was staying at the hall, said: " 【2】. She is not safe."

Lady Anne said:"Don't worry, Blantyre. I'm a good rider. You can ride Black Auster."

As we were leaving, a servant gave Lady Anne a note from her sister, asking her to go to the doctor's. We rode to the village, and arrived at the doctor's gate. 【3】 . Lady Anne said to Mr. Blantyre, " 【4】 ."Lizzie was standing by the side of the road not far from me. 【5】. There was a field nearby with a gate. Just then some horses and colts came out of the gate. One of them ran across the road and up against Lizzie's back legs. Suddenly Lizzie gave a big kick, and galloped off down the road. Lady Anne nearly fell off but she soon recovered. I neighed loudly for help.

A.She was a good rider, and a gentle and beautiful person too

B.You go to the house. I can wait here with Lizzie

C.But she is better now and can ride again soon

D.Lizzie is too nervous for you

E.Lady Anne was sitting on Lizzie, humming a little song

F.There was a long drive up to the doctor' s house between tall trees

G.Quickly he jumped on my back and we chased after them

從方框中選出適當(dāng)?shù)木渥�，完成對話，有兩項為多余選項。

Lucy：Hi, Jane. Are you free this evening?

Jane：Yes. 【1】

Lucy：I hear Titanic in 3D is on at Changjiang

Theater this evening.

Jane：Really? 【2】Lucy：Would you like to go with me?

Jane：【3】What time will it start?

Lucy：At 7:00. Let’s go together.

Jane：Great. 【4】

Lucy：At the gate of the theater.

Jane：【5】

Lucy：All right. See you then.

Jane：See you.

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【2】Mr. and Mrs. White visited Sweet Tomatoes with two kids, Sara, age 7; Tom, age 4. They have to pay _______ for the meal.

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There are kite festivals and competitions in China, Japan, and many other countries. People enjoy ________with kites. But kites are not just playthings. They can be used in many other ________.

Kite flying has been popular in China for more than two thousand years. Scientists have been ________ in kites for a long time. They have used them for studying weather, and for testing new kinds of flying machines. Recently scientists have developed many new kinds of kites. Some can pull boats, or lift a man easily. Some can fly like a plane.

Kite flying is no longer an art ________. It’s a science as well. ________ you fly a kite, why not have a try to see what else you can do with it?

【1】A.flyingB.makingC.playingD.working

【2】A.countriesB.waysC.timesD.places

【3】A.interestsB.interestC.interestingD.interested

【4】A.stillB.evenC.justD.only

【5】A.ButB.BecauseC.WhenD.Although

Martin Luther King was born in America. When he was a little boy, he often sang with other children in the church. Little Martin knew that it was very important to love and to be kind to others. Although singing in the church was very important to Martin, he was interested in other things, too. He was not tall, but very strong. The boy in his town often met at Martin’s house for a game of basketball. Young Martin liked school and was a very good student. When he was only fifteen years old, he went to university. At first he didn’t know what he wanted to do after graduation. At that time, black people didn’t have the same rights (權(quán)利) as the white people, and they are not as happy as the white people as well. So, Martin wanted to help the poor black people. After he made a speech called I have a dream, he became really famous. He was fighting for the black people’s rights all his life. Sadly, he was killed in 1968.

【1】Little Martin used to be a famous singer in a church.

【2】Martin Luther King knew it was important to love and be kind to others after he grew up.

【3】Martin was such a good student that he went to university at the age of 15.

【4】At that time, the black people were unhappy because they had different rights from the white people.

【5】Martin didn’t stop fighting for the rights of black people until he died.

根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從方框中選擇恰當(dāng)?shù)倪x項補全對話，其中有兩項多余。

A: Hi, Simon! 【1】___________

B: The mobile phone.

A: 【2】___________

B: Because I can do lots of things with it.Is it also your favorite invention?

A: No, it isn’t. 【3】___________

B: Why?

A: 【4】_________

B: I see. There are many inventions in the world. 【5】__________

A: I agree with you. I want to invent something useful one day.

B: That sounds great. I hope you can achieve your dream.

①Which animals are smart? Your answer may be dogs, or elephants. Now there is one more animal on the list: sheep.

②According to a new study, sheep learned to recognize four famous people after being shown their pictures, suggesting these animals have face-recognition abilities similar to humans.

③Before testing, scientists let the sheep take a look at pictures of four famous people like former US President Barack Obama and British actress Emma Watson. Then the sheep went into a room with two computer screens. Each screen showed a human face looking straight ahead. One screen showed a famous person and the other screen showed a common person. The sheep were more likely to walk toward the screen showing the famous person. On average, they chose correctly in 8 out of 10 tests.

④After learning the animals’ ability to recognize famous people, researchers gave them a new task. They wanted to see if the farm animals could correctly recognize the same people shown from the side. The animals were still able to identify (識別) them, though they were a bit slower to recognize the pictures than before and they were correct less than 70% of the time.

⑤Finally, the researchers wanted to know if the sleep could recognize their trainers from a photo. Pictures of their trainers were randomly (隨機地) shown on screens along with other unfamiliar faces. Without any training, the sheep could recognize their trainers.

⑥The results show that the animals’ face-recognition abilities are similar to those of monkeys, and humans.

⑦Face recognition is a difficult process (過程). But sheep have big brains. When they see other sheep, they use this process to recognize one another, said Jenny Morton, the lead researcher.

⑧The researchers plan to further study the sheep and find out if they can recognize different facial expression made by humans.

⑨The researchers hope that the study could shed light on certain brain diseases (疾病) such as Huntington’s disease, which affects (影響) abilities like facial recognition.

⑩We can’t say for sure, but it might help us understand how the disease starts, said Morton.

【1】Scientists found that sheep can .

A.become humans’ best friendB.be smarter than other animals

C.identify people by their namesD.recognize familiar human faces

【2】Which paragraphs describe how the scientists did the experiments?

A.①②③B.③④⑤C.⑥⑦⑧D.⑧⑨⑩

【3】What do the words “shed light on” in Paragraph 9 probably mean?

A.Make it easier to understand.B.Turn a very strong light on.

C.Find ways to solve problems.D.Keep trying new experiments.

Crazy about Selfies

Since the 2014 Oscars ceremony selfie (自拍) of Bradley Cooper stormed the Internet, it seems that every one shows great interest. And now people are sharing even their most private moments. TV star Kim Kardashian could be called “the queen of the selfie”. She’s turned hundreds of her selfies into a book — at every possible moment, in all poses.

If Kardashian is the queen, then you could say Barack Obama is the king. But though Kardashian has nothing to lose by sharing too much, the same can’t be said of the US president. Politicians have to be careful with selfies. The photo he took at the funeral (葬禮) of Nelson Mandela divided public opinions. Some felt it made him look like one of us — glad to record a moment with his “mates”. Others felt the head of state behaved like a crazy teenager.

Unfortunately for the US congressman (國會議員) Anthony Weiner, his habit of sending his private selfies to women killed his political career (事業(yè)).

Being crazy about selfies can also harm your health. Todd Fassler from California ended up in hospital after he found a snake — he tried to take a selfie with it. The animal wasn’t interested in the idea and bit him.

Why do we take so many selfies? Dr. Terri Apter, from Cambridge University, told the Daily Telegraph: “We all like the idea of being in control of our image and getting attention, being part of the culture. There’s celebrity (名人) culture — unless you’re being noticed, you’re nobody. You have to get enough attention and show your life is amazing, even if it isn’t.”

The word selfie was Oxford Dictionaries’ word of the year in 2013. But many believe it started much earlier in 1839 as Robert Cornelius, a chemist from Philadelphia, uncovered the lens (鏡頭), ran into the shot for a minute before running back to cover the lens again. These days, you don’t need to run for a photo anymore and soon, you don’t even have to spread your arms. Now you are even able to take a selfie by drone (無人機)! Fix your camera onto it, and it will follow your every move. Does it sound exciting to you?

【1】 What could Kim Kardashian be called?

______________________________________________________________

【2】Do politicians have to be very careful with selfies?

______________________________________________________________

【3】What happened when Todd Fassler tried to take a selfie with a snake?

______________________________________________________________

【4】 According to the passage, why do the celebrities take selfies?

______________________________________________________________

【5】 Do you think the selfie is good? Why?

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