阅读理解。 Of London"s estimated (估计) 75,000 homeless people, a high percentage (百
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Of London"s estimated (估计) 75,000 homeless people, a high percentage (百分率) are between the ages
of seventeen and twenty-five. Every year in Britain, over 5,000 young people leave home. Most of these
young people are over sixteen but some are even younger. Most of them are escaping (逃走、逃脱) from
an unhappy home life but a few of them just want the bright lights of a big city and a chance to earn (赚、挣)
some money. When their money runs out, some start begging or busking (街头卖艺) to earn money. They
start living on the streets and sleeping in doorways or in squats (蹲踞). Many of them return home after a
few months but the rest stay. Some say they prefer the freedom (自由) of the streets to life at home. |
| 1. Most young people are when they leave home. |
| [ ] |
A. more than fourteen
B. over fifteen
C. over sixteen
D. seventeen |
| 2. Every year in England, more than young people leave home. |
| [ ] |
A. 50
B. 500
C. 5000
D. 50000 |
| 3. They leave home because . |
| [ ] |
A. they don"t have a happy home life
B. they want the bright light in the cities
C. they want to make much money
D. all the above three answers |
| 4. After a few months many of the young people . |
| [ ] |
A. start begging
B. live on the streets
C. sleep in doorways
D. have to return home |
| 5. The rest of these young people don"t go home because they like better than life at home. |
| [ ] |
A. the freedom
B. the city
C. the lights
D. the money |
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Xiao Qiang, a 12-year-old Chinese boy, has too many activities. His father 1 him away from school
four afternoons a week and drives him across town to practice. "I do most of my 2 in the car when
we are 3 to practice, and I have to do the rest when I get home. I am too tired, I just want to sleep."
He said.
"More and more kids become unhappy 4 they have too many activities to do." said Mr. Wang, an
expert (专家) of child development. "41% of the children aged 9-13 said they felt 5 most of the time,
and more than 75% of them said that they wished they had more 6 to play.
"Over-scheduling (过量的课时安排) is a growing problem for Chinese famlies." said Mr. Wang. It is
not good for both kids and their parents. More families eat dinner 7 or often eat fast food 8 their way
to football practice or music lessons. We all know it is important for kids to learn how to relax. If they don"t
learn that now, it will be more difficult to learn when they get 9 . Kids need time to relax. Parents should
10 about what is right for kids. |
( )1. A. take
( )2. A. sports
( )3. A. riding
( )4. A. but
( )5. A. excited
( )6. A. great time
( )7. A. slowly
( )8. A. on
( )9. A. taller
( )10. A. hear | B. takes
B. business
B. flying
B. or
B. interested
B. full time
B. quickly
B. by
B. stronger
B. think | C. took
C. homework
C. walking
C. because
C. worried
C. right time
C. quietly
C. in
C. older
C. look | D. has taken
D. housework
D. driving
D. so
D. dangerous
D. free time
D. happily
D. across
D. better
D. tell | | 完形填空。 | What is the population of China? There are more than 1.3 billion people in China. It is 1 one fifth of
the world"s population. How to control the population growth is a big problem. Some people think it"s 2
to control the population growth. But I don"t quite agree 3 them because where there is a will, there is
a way.
The question is how we could 4 it known to everyone how serious the population problems are. Our
farmland is becoming less and less to everyone. We have already got too many mouths to feed. 5 we
control the population growth, many people will die 6 hunger. Too fast population growth will be bad for
our nation. Though laws have been passed to control the population growth, in some places 7 is done to
carry out the laws. We should make people 8 that it is foolish of them to give birth to too many children.
They should no longer do what they have been doing for many years.
We are fighting 9 too fast population growth. Yet the fighting won"t end 10 everyone knows its
importance and does something for it. | ( )1. A. most
( )2. A. possible
( )3. A. to
( )4. A. let
( )5. A. If not
( )6. A. of
( )7. A. many
( )8. A. to know
( )9. A. for
( )10. A. until | B. almost
B. necessary
B. for
B. make
B. Unless
B. about
B. little
B. to learn
B. against
B. after | C. highly
C. impossible
C. with
C. have
C. Until
C. in
C. a lot
C. know
C. to
C. when | D. hardly
D. unnecessary
D. on
D. bring
D. If
D. out of
D. much
D. learning
D. about
D. as | | 完形填空。 | LIU XU was robbed (抢劫)! The 13-year-old boy was 1 home when a man suddenly jumped out
from the roadside. He pulled Liu off his bike and rode away. Liu was scared, but he didn"t run 2 the
robber. He found a telephone and called the 3 at 110.
" 4 is the priority (要务) in such a situation," Liu said, remembering what his teacher had told him
in his first-aid class. "It is not safe to chase an adult who is much 5 than you."
Liu is a junior student at Shenzhen Bao"an Middle School in Guangdong. His school is one of the first
in China to have compulsory (必修的) first-aid education. Junior 1 students at the school 6 take the
class once a week.
Teenage safety has become a serious problem these days. According to a 2004 7 , about 16,000
teenagers die in accidents in China every year.
Bao"an School said that the first-aid classes are to"teach students skills so that they can protect and
save 8 in emergencies (紧急情况)."
"The teacher told us that we should try not to go out 9 , especially at night. If someone tries to do
bad things to us, we may hit their eyes or noses. Then we should quickly run into a 10 place," said
Zhong Hua, a 13-year-old girl. | ( )1. A. walking
( )2. A. away
( )3. A. parents
( )4. A. Safety
( )5. A. weak
( )6. A. might
( )7. A. exam
( )8. A. their
( )9. A. lonely
( )10. A. crowded | B. driving
B. after
B. teacher
B. Money
B. weaker
B. must
B. topic
B. themselves
B. angrily
B. quiet | C. riding
C. beside
C. friend
C. Study
C. stronger
C. can"t
C. survey
C. they
C. happily
C. dangerous | D. flying
D. before
D. police
D. Bike
D. strong
D. mustn"t
D. test
D. theirs
D. alone
D. dirty | | 完形填空。 | How much do you like music? How do you listen to music? Over 3,000 teenager music 1
across the country took the survey. The results show that music has become a 2 part of teenagers"
life. About 37.5% of teenagers 3 music every day. They listen to music 4 they are on computers,
doing homework, studying or on the way to and from school.
What kind of music is the most 5 among the teenagers in China?
The survey 6 that they don"t like other kinds of music. 7 , they like all kinds of music: hip-hop,
country, jazz, classical, rock music and so on. Although many teenagers may 8 mainstream (主流的)
choices, some still prefer their own tastes.
Where do teenagers get to know the 9 ? According to the survey, TV and films are the strongest
influence on the choices of music (45%). Friends also have a say. Twenty-two percent of the 10 say
they listen to their friends when picking up what to listen to. Radios comes third on the list. | ( )1. A. boys
( )2. A. important
( )3. A. listen to
( )4. A. what
( )5. A. popular
( )6. A. speaks
( )7. A. In fact
( )8. A. go
( )9. A. books
( )10. A. women | B. girls
B. very important
B. hear
B. who
B. beautiful
B. says
B. Later on
B. come
B. dances
B. parents | C. lovers
C. more important
C. see
C. where
C. exciting
C. talks
C. Before
C. follow
C. stories
C. students | D. child
D. less important
D. watch
D. while
D. interesting
D. tell
D. After
D. worry
D. songs
D. Men | | 阅读理解。 | Jane is a junior (低年级的) middle school student in Beijing. She doesn"t talk to her mother at home.
She thinks her mother talks too much about her school work.
Jim is also a junior middle school student in Beijing. He doesn"t like living at home. Because his parents
don"t let him play computer games.
In fact, lots of middle school students have the same problem like Jane and Jim. They don"t get on well
with their parents. Of course they feel unhappy at home.
As a son or a daughter, you are the most important in the family. Your parents are the closest (最亲近的)
people to you in the world. They love you just because you"re their children.
On May 15th, people around the world give thanks to their families and deal with family problems. We
call it the International Day of Families. It"s more and more popular with most families all over the world.
If you feel unhappy at home, you can try your best to get on well with your parents. It"s good for you and
your parents. | | 1．Why doesn"t Jane talk to her mother at home? | | [ ] | A．Because she talks too much about Jane"s study.
B．Because she often hurts Jane at home.
C．Because she isn"t friendly to Jane.
D．Because she isn"t interested in Jane. | | 2．Why does Jim hate to live at home? | | [ ] | A．Because he wants to depend on himself.
B．Because he prefers living in the school.
C．Because his parents don"t allow him to play computer games.
D．Because his parents don"t allow him to make friends. | | 3．Parents love their kids just because ______. | | [ ] | A．they are lovely
B．they"re their children
C．their kids live at home
D．they have no family problems | | 4．The International Day of Families is a day ______. | | [ ] | A．to take good care of kids
B．to give thanks to families
C．to deal with family problems
D．Both B and C | | 5．The writer tells that ______. | | [ ] | A．it"s important for kids to live at home
B．it"s good for students to live at school
C．it"s good for kids to get on well with parents
D．all kids should learn to look after themselves | 最新试题
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