A．left B．went away from

C．have left D．have been away from

－He ______the science lab.

A．has gone to

B．has been to

C．went to

【1】How old is Kumiko?

A.11.B.12.C.13.D.14.

【2】Where is Sally from?

A.England.B.Canada.C.Japan.D.America.

【3】Dick’s telephone number is .

A.9657-2315B.9240-5697C.9788-6558D.6788-6559

【4】Sally and Dick have .

A.long hairB.short hairC.black hairD.yellow hair

【5】Which is RIGHT?

A.Sally’s favorite color is pink.B.Sally and Kumiko look the same.

C.Dick is from the USA.D.Dick likes yellow very much.

【1】Robinson had his adventure ▲ .

A. on the shipB. on a desert island

C. in the forestD. along the river

【2】According to the passage， ▲ is a man who is fighting against nature and fate.

A. Robinson CrusoeB. Daniel Defoe

C. Harry PotterD. Lewis Carroll

【3】In fact，Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a story of a ▲

A. real adventureB. magical boy

C. terrible experienceD. wonderful dream

【4】We can know that has been the most highly—paid novelist in history.

A. HemingwayB. J. K. Rowling

C. Lewis CarrollD. Alice

【5】Which is NOT mentioned in the passage?

A. Adventure novels.B. Fantasy novels.

C. Children's literature.D. Historical novels.

【題目】閱讀下面四篇短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。
D

Few of us have heard of Nils Bohlin, but whenever we take a car journey his invention makes us safer. Found in almost every modern car, the three-point seat belt reduces our chances of death or injury by at least 50% . While feeling thankful to this engineer from Volvo, you may also wonder how he came up with such a great idea.
Having worked as a plane designer before, Nils knew clearly that the pilots were willing to put on anything to keep them safe in an accident, but to his surprise, most people in the cars just didn't want to be uncomfortable for even a minute. To improve the safety for people in the cars, he decided to find a perfect system which should be simple, effective and convenient. In the end, he invented the three-point seat belt, which has been considered as one of the greatest inventions in history.
Seat belts prevent people in the cars from serious injury in five ways.
Keep people inside. People who are thrown out from a car are four times more likely to be killed than those who stay inside.
Protect the strongest parts of the body. Seat belts are designed to fix your body at its strongest parts. For an older child and adult, these parts are the hips* and shoulders.
Spread out the force* in an accident. Seat belts spread the force of the accident over a wide area of the body. By putting less stress on one area, they can help you avoid serious injury.
Help the body to slow down, A quick speed causes injury. With the help of the seat belts, your body can have more time to slow down in an accident.[
Protect your brain and spinal cord*. These two key parts injuries may be hard to see immediately, but they can cause death. Therefore, it's of great importance to protect these parts.
It takes only a few seconds to buckle* up once you get in the car, but this simple action could save your life. Why wouldn't you?
（1）Three-point seat belts reduce chances of death or injury by at least___________.
A.10%
B.30%
C.40%
D.50%
（2）Nils Bohlin invented the three-point seat belt in order to___________.
A.take a car journey quickly
B.show thanks to the engineer
C.keep the pilots safe in an accident
D.make people in the cars safer
（3）From the passage we can learn____________.
A.hips and shoulders aren't the older children and adults' strongest parts
B.seat belts can keep your knees and feet away from the hard parts of the car
C.the body has more time to slow down in an accident thanks to seat belts
D.head and spinal cord injuries might be easy to see immediately in an accident[
（4）This passage is mainly about_____________.
A.how seat belts are made
B.how seat belts are used
C.how seat belts save lives
D.how seat belts develop better

—— Only 20 yuan.

A. How many B. How long C. How D. How much

A. lively B. live C. alive D. living

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B．In

C．To

D．With

A. a, a B. a, an C. an, an D. an, a

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