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£¨ £©43.IstoppedtoLucywhenIwalkedandsawher.

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£¨ £©44.Shecameupwithagoodideamakingmoney.

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£¨ £©46.Flowersalways.

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£¨ £©48.Hismoneyalreadylastmonth.

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£¨ £©52.LiLeidecided.

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£¨ £©53.Keepinghealthyismoreimportantthan.

A.tobeangry B.beangry C.beingangry D.areangry

£¨ £©54.Itisthebestwaythesmallproblems.

A.dealwith B.dealingwith C.todealwith D.todeal

£¨ £©55.Haveyoubeenangryyourbestfriend?

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£¨ £©56.Motherisill.Ihavetolookafterit.

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£¨ £©57.Therearealotofapplesonthetree.

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£¨ £©58.Theytriedandintheendtheywonthegame.

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£¨ £©59.IcalledJimjustnow,butnobodyanswered.

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In1996,39Americanchildrenstartedaveryinterestingproject£¨¼Æ»®£©¡ª¡ªtheGreenTreeProject.Thestudentsbegantheprojectbygatheringwalnuts£¨ºËÌÒ£©inautumn.Thenutswereburiedincagesintheschoolgardeninmid-November.(1)Inthisway,theseeds£¨ÖÖ×Ó£©couldbekeptcoolandmoist£¨³±Êª£©forseveralmonthsbeforetheystartedgrowing.

InFebruary,theseedsweredugup,sotheycouldbegintosprout£¨·¢Ñ¿£©.Sproutedseedswerekeptinfridges,sotheycouldbestoppedfromgrowinguntilthetimetoplant.(2)Thishelpedkeepthetreesaboutthesamesizeatplantingtime.InMarch,sproutedseedswereplantedinpapersoftdrinkcups.Eachstudentwasaskedtoplant12trees.(3)Thenthetreeswerecarefullywateredandwatched.Thefirstwalnuttreesbegantoappearinaboutaweek¡­

OnApril29th,thetreesweretransplanted£¨ÒÆÖ²£©tothelake.(4)Ittookthechildrenonly90minutestoplantallthetrees.Itwassointerestingtoseeatreelessareaturnintoaforestrightbeforetheireyes.

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Beforelongamancameover.Butthefarmer¡¯sheartsankwhenhesawtheman,becausehewasthefamousjudgeintown.Thefarmerwasafraidtoaskhimforhelp.

Assoonashecameuptothefarmer,thejudgegotoffhishorseandsaid,¡°Youneedmyhelp,don¡¯tyou?Letmehelpyou.¡±Thenhetookoneendofthebag,Thefarmertooktheother.Theyliftedthebagofwheatontothehorse.

¡°Sir,¡±askedthefarmer,¡°howcanIpayyou?¡±

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£¨ £©1.Thefarmerdidnotknowwhattodobecause.

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£¨ £©2.Thefarmerdarednotaskforhelp.

A.someone B.thefamousjudge C.oneofhisfriends D.theotherfarmer

£¨ £©3.Whenhesawwhathadhappened,thejudge.

A.askedthefarmertogetonthehorse B.helpedthefarmerliftthebagontothehorse C.refusedtohelpthefarmerD.gotoffhishorse

£¨ £©4.¡°Ifyouseeanyoneinneedofhelp,dothesameforhim.¡±means¡°Ifanyone.¡±

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A.BagofWheat B.HeavyBag C.DotheSameforHim D.TheFarmer

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1970WasWorldConservation£¨±£»¤£©Year.TheUnitedNationswantedeveryonetoknowthattheworldwasindanger.Theyhopedsomethingcouldbedone.

Hereisoneexampleoftheproblem.Atonetimetherewere1,300kindsofplants,treesandflowersinHolland£¨ºÉÀ¼£©,butnowonly866areleft.Theothershavebeendestroyed£¨»ÙÃð£©bymodernpeopleandtheirscience.Wearepollutingearth,air,waterandeverythingaroundus.Wecan¡¯tlivewithoutthesethings.Ifthingsgoonlikethis,weshalldestroyourselves.

Whatwillhappeninthefuture?Perhapsit¡¯smoreimportanttoask¡°Whatmustwedo?¡±Moreandmoreyoungpeoplehaveknownthis.Manyofthemarehelpingtosaveourearth.Forexample,theyplanttrees.InasmalltownintheUnited

Statesalargegroupofgirlscleanedthebanksof11kilometresoftheirriver.Youngpeoplemayhearaboutconversationthroughasongcalled¡°Noone¡¯sgoingtochangeourworld¡±.ItwasmadebyCliffGichardandothersingers.Themoneyfromitwillhelptoconservetigers,elephantsandpandasontheearth. ¸ù¾Ý¶ÌÎÄÄÚÈÝÑ¡Ôñ×î¼Ñ´ð°¸¡£

£¨ £©1.TheUnitedNationshopedsomethingcouldbedone.

A.toconservetheworld B.tochangetheworldC.todeveloptheworld D.todestroytheworld

£¨ £©2.Whyaren¡¯ttheresomanyplants,treesandflowersinHollandnow?Because.

A.peopletheredidn¡¯tneedsomanyplants,treesandflowers.B.peopletherewanttodestroythemselves C.littleconservationhasbeendonethereD.peopleneedmorelandtoliveon

£¨ £©3.Howmanykindsofplants,treesandflowershavebeendestroyedinHolland?

A.1300 B.988 C.3166 D.434

£¨ £©4.Weshalldestroyourselvesifwegoon.

A.Plantingtreesandflowers B.pollutingearth,airandwateraroundus C.savingtheworldD.helpingtoconservetigers,elephantsandpandas

£¨ £©5.Whatmustwedonowaccordingtothepassage?

A.Savetheworld B.CleanthebanksofriverC.Singsongs D.Getmoney

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Tanzania£¨Ì¹É£ÄáÑÇ£©isacountrywhichhasalotofanimals,suchasgnus£¨½ÇÂí£©,lions,cheetahs£¨ÁÔ±ª£©,elephants,giraffes,crocodilesandsoon.Everyyear,manypeopleintheworldtraveltothisAfricancountrytowatchtheanimalsclosely.Butdoyouknowhowtheytravel?

Bybus¡ªThisisthemostcommonway.Whenpeoplegetonabus,they¡¯llfindthatthebusisalittlestrange.Itisdifferentfromthebusesweoftensee.Therearenobigwindowsatall,butsomesmallwindows.Anditlookslikeacage.Whataretheyusedfor?Oh,peoplecanuseittowatchanimals,especiallythosedangerousanimals,andtakephotos.Weknowthatpeoplearemostinterestedinthelions.Sowhentwobusesmeet,thedriverswillstopandaskeachotherwhethertheyhavefoundlions.

Byboat¡ªWecanoftenseemanypeopleareinaboat,enjoyingthebeautifulscenealongariverofalake,andtheycanalsoenjoyhippos£¨ºÓÂí£©andcrocodilesfromanearerdistance.

Byhotballoon£¨ÈÈÆøÇò£©¡ªIntheearlymorning,whenthesunisbeginningtorise,alargehotballoonisalsostartingitsjourney.Takingahotballoonmakesmostofthetravelersexcited.Aftersometime,theballoonwilllandinacertainplace,andthewaiterswillservepeopleadeliciousandspecialbreakfast.Butthecostoftakingahotballoonisalsoveryhigh.Apersonshouldpay400dollarsforanhour¡¯strip.

£¨ £©1.WhichisthemostcommonwayoftravelinginTanzania?

A.Bybus B.Byplane C.Byboat D.Byhotballoon

£¨ £©2.Thebusisalittlestrangebecause.

A.ithasnodoors B.itlookslikeacageC.peoplecantakephotos D.ithasnodriver

£¨ £©3.Ifyouwanttowatchhipposcarefully,you¡¯dbetter.

A.takeabus B.takeahotballoon C.beonaboat D.swimintheriver

£¨ £©4.Whichoneisnotright?

A.Takingahotballoonforawholemorningwillcost400dollars.B.ManypeoplegotoTanzaniafortravelling.

C.TanzaniaisanAfricancountryD.Thedifferenttravelingwaysmakepeoplehappyandthey¡¯llhaveagoodtime. £¨ £©5.Whichonecanbethebesttitle?

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OfLondon¡¯sestimated£¨¹À¼Æ£©75,000homelesspeople,ahighpercentage£¨°Ù·ÖÂÊ£©arebetweentheagesofseventeenandtwenty-five.EveryyearinBritain,over5,000youngpeopleleavehome.Mostoftheseyoungpeopleareoversixteenbutsomeareevenyounger.Mostofthemareescaping£¨ÌÓ×ß¡¢ÌÓÍÑ£©fromanunhappyhomelifebutafewofthemjustwantthebrightlightsofabigcityandachancetoearn£¨×¬¡¢Õõ£©somemoney.

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£¨ £©1.Mostyoungpeoplearewhentheyleavehome.

A.morethanfourteen B.overfifteen C.oversixteen D.seventeen

£¨ £©2.EveryyearinEngland,morethanyoungpeopleleavehome.

A.50 B.500 C.5000 D.50000

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