In China, more and more middle school students are getting 1 sleeping time than before. Most
students sleep 2 than nine hours every night because they have much homework 3 . Some
homework is 4 by their teachers, and some by their 5 . Also, some students don"t know how to
6 time. They are not careful enough while they do their homework, so it takes them a lot of time.
Some students 7 too much time watching TV programmes or 8 computer games. They stay up
very late. Some students have to 9 early every morning on weekdays to get to school on time by
bus or bike. It can be a long way from home to school.
Schools and parents should cut down some of the homework so that the children can 10 more
than nine hours of sleep every night for their health. As we all know, children are our country"s future.
They should be well cared for.
( )1. A. long
( )2. A. much
( )3. A. to do
( )4. A. given
( )5. A. friends
( )6. A. waste
( )7. A. cost
( )8. A. play
( )9. A. get up
( )10. A. enjoy | B. short
B. less
B. doing
B. done
B. parents
B. kill
B. take
B. playing
B. get off
B. make | C. shorter
C. longer
C. do
C. sent
C. classmates
C. save
C. use
C. to play
C. get on
C. sleep | D. longer
D. more
D. done
D. brought
D. sisters
D. take
D. spend
D. plays
D. get down
D. spend |
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| 完形填空。 | China"s mobile phone users are 1 to top 520 million at the end of this year, 2 the Ministry of
Information Industry (MII,信息产业部).
The prediction was made 3 the average (平均的) monthly rise of 5 million mobile subscribers in
previous(前面的) years. 4 fixed-line (固定线路) users are expected to turn to cellphones as a 5
of falling prices of handsets and services, says the MII.
The number of cellphone users 6 460 million at the end of 2006, 7 67.77 million year on year.
On average, there are 35.3 cellphones in China for 8 100 people.
China had its first mobile phone users in 1987 and it 9 ten years for the number of subscribers to
reach 10 million. Four years later, the country had the 10 population of mobile phone subscribers in
the world.
( )1. A. made
( )2. A. writes
( )3. A. based on
( )4. A. Less
( )5. A. mark
( )6. A. reached
( )7. A. down
( )8. A. all
( )9. A. spent
( )10. A. smallest | B. expected
B. predicts
B. depended on
B. Most
B. goal
B. arrived
B. up
B. each
B. took
B. large | C. said
C. gives
C. thanks to
C. More
C. reason
C. became
C. out
C. every
C. cost
C. largest | D. wanted
D. coaches
D. be cause of
D. Less and less
D. result
D. got
D. in
D. either
D. used
D. larger | | 阅读下面短文，根据上下文填入适当的词语，或使用括号中的词语的适当形式填空。 | Do you know 1. countryside is changing these years in some countries?
Life has becoming difficult in many villages, and some are becoming empty. There are a lot of 2.
for this. Firstly Young people from 3. usually want to live somewhere livelier, and they often move
to the towns and do not return. Secondly, people move to the cities to find work, as there are often very
few 4. in the countryside. Sometimes villages remain because people from the cities have bought a
"second home" in the villages 5. they come and stay at weekends. The price of houses 6.
(go) up and people like to buy a house in the countryside. 7. problem is that it is becoming more
and more difficult for farmers to make money from their farms. 8. they sell their land and find
another job.
All these things mean that many villages are 9. (fight) to survive (留下来). We can only hope
that they will remain. The countryside would be sadder and uglier places 10. them. | | 阅读理解。 | On February 7, the National Library of China in Beijing began to allow free entry of readers, only asking
for their ID cards. While having free access (进入) to the library"s services and facilities, readers can also
enjoy discounts (打折) on document copying, archive delivery and CD burning (刻录). The government
has given 178 million yuan to help the program.
Various surveys (调查) show that Chinese are spending less time on reading, but this doesn"t necessarily
mean a decline (下降) in people"s passion in this regard. For example, bookstores on weekends are always
filled with readers. The key reason is that there are too few good public libraries. Either the books are too
old or in poor condition or the fee charges are too high.
Against this backdrop, to offer free access to the National Library will help to encourage the public"s
passion for reading and thus improve the overall cultural quality of nation. | | 1. If you want to go to the National Library of China now, you have to . | | [ ] | A. give some money
B. be with your parents
C. bring a CD with you
D. show your ID card | | 2. The Chinese are spending less time on reading partly because . | | [ ] | A. they are becoming poorer
B. they don"t like to read books
C. they can"t copy books
D. there are not enough good public libraries | | 3. Which of the following is not true according to the passage? | | [ ] | A. Books in public libraries are usually too old.
B. People can copy documents in the National Library without giving money.
C. Many people go to bookstores on weekends.
D. The government wants to encourage people to read. | | 阅读理解。 | The Ministry of Education reportedly plans to make school admission (许可) age more flexible. As part
of the reform program, it will allow primary schools to enroll students aged under 6, the country"s present
age of admission. While some people applaud it, this might not necessarily be a helpful revision.
Once the current six-year-old limitation is cancelled (取消), no parents will want to send their children
to school at that age while other children enter school at younger age. As a result, Chinese children will
have to go to school increasingly early.
The earlier they are sent to school, the less freedom young children will enjoy. They will be thrown into
endless examinations. While their heads become filled with knowledge, their simple happiness will decrease.
This is harmful for their growth, especially when they are thrown into the rigors of a curriculum before
they are five years old.
In countries such as Germany and Australia, parents all hope to send their children to school at an older
age when they have developed more fully physically and psychologically.
The current fixed schooling age is an effective mechanism to protect children against harm brought on
by early schooling. If it is broken, Chinese children might again face a more stressful childhood. | | 1. Currently in China, children of ______ or older than ______ can go to primary school. | | [ ] | A. 7; 7
B. 6; 6
C. 5; 5
D. 4; 4 | 2. If the current six-year-old limitation is cancelled, ______ will send their children aged under 6 to primary
school. | | [ ] | A. no parents
B. perhaps all parents
C. only some parents
D. maybe a half of the parents | | 3. The children will enjoy if they go to school earlier. | | [ ] | A. themselves
B. more freedom
C. less freedom
D. less love | | 4. If the children go to school at an older age, they will ______. | | [ ] | A. love their parents better
B. learn more foreign languages
C. violate the rules of the school more easily
D. develop better in body and thought | | 5. According to the passage, the writer . | | [ ] | A. doesn"t care how old a child goes to school
B. doesn"t agree the children to go to school younger than 6
C. suggests the Ministry of Education carry out the new program
D. thinks that China should not follow the western countries | | 阅读理解。 | Each year several thousand people are killed on the road in Great Britain. Every year between one and
two hundred thousand people are injured (伤害), or killed in road accidents.
If you are in England and if you listen to the eight o"clock news from BBC, you will often hear news
of road accidents. You may hear something like this "On last Monday evening at about twenty minutes
to ten, a cyclist (骑自行车的人) was knocked down by a truck at crossing of Oak Road and High Street
in Croydon. The cyclist has died from his injuries. Anyone who saw the accident please communicate
(联系) with New Scotland Yard, telephone number Whitehall one, two, one, two."
Accidents are often caused (引起) by carelessness. If everybody obeys the rules, the roads will be
much safer.How can we make the road safer?
In Great Britain traffic keeps on to the left.Motor-cars, trucks, buses and cyclists must all keep to the
left side of the road. In most other country traffic keeps to the right.
Before crossing the road, stop and look both ways. Look right, look left again.Then, if you are sure
that the road is clear, that there is nothing coming, it is safe to cross the road. If you see small children,
or very old people, or blind people, waiting to cross the road, it is kind act to help them to cross the road
in safety.
We must teach young children to cross the road safely. We must always give them a good example.
Small children mustn"t play in the street. | | 1. How many people are injured in Grear Bratain every year? | | [ ] | A. Several thousand.
B. Between one and two hundred people.
C. Between 100,000 and 200,000 people.
D. Between 1,000 and 2,000 people. | | 2. "New Scotland Yard" may be ______. | | [ ] | A. the police.
B. a factoory mending cars.
C. a big hospital.
D. a group saving people from read accidents. | | 3. "In Great Britain trafie keeps to the left" means ______. | | [ ] | A. all the cars.buses etc.coming and going along the road must be driven along the left side of the road.
B. all the cars.buses etc.coming and going along the road must be driven to the left side of the road.
C. only trucks must be driven along the left side of the road.
D. all the cars,buses etc.coming and going along the road must be stopped on the left side of the road. | | 4. In our country traffic should keep ______. | | [ ] | A. to the left
B. in the right
C. on the left
D. to the right | | 5. Which of the following is right? | | [ ] | A. Every road accident is caused by carelessness.
B. "The road is clear," means "There"s nothing on it."
C. Before crossing the road in China, you should look left first and then look right.
D. People can play in the street except small children. | 最新试题
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