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C．appearsD．talks

2．A.butB．soC．orD．and

3．A.necessaryB．easy

C．difficultD．popular

4．A.failureB．success

C．preparationD．expression

5．A.unlessB．whenC．untilD．since

6．A.savedB．included

C．educatedD．happened

7．A.gaveupB．madeup

C．putoffD．setoff

8．A.beatB．promise

C．chooseD．improve

9．A.doctorsB．drivers

C．actorsD．engineers

10．A.HardlyB．Gradually

C．SafelyD．Probably

11．A.hisB．theirC．himD．them

12．A.decidesB．meansC．expectsD．makes

13．A.gotintoB．turnedinto

C．putintoD．turnedoff

14．A.mindB．noiseC．voiceD．idea

15．A.fromB．aboutC．withD．to

Ⅱ.任务型阅读

阅读下列新闻报道，选择与之相应的标题并说明新闻稿件的特征。

16．________

Dec.2,2013

AfemalebabypandawasnamedBaoBaoattheNationalZooinWashingtontoday.Justover123，000peoplevotedonhernameonline.BaoBaowasbornatthezooonAugust23,2013.TomSantorellireports.

17．________

Aug.24,2014

BaoBao,thefemalebabypandacelebratedherfirstbirthday.Shereceivedseveralgifts,includingpicturesofpeachesandbamboo.NualaMcGovernreports.

18．________

Jan.7,2015

Sixteen­

month­

oldbabypandaBaoBaoplayedinthesnowforthefirsttimeattheNationalZooasawinterstormhitWashingtononJan6,2015.AshleyJohnsonreports.

19．________

Feb.22,2017

BaoBao,a3­

year­

oldpandawhowasbornattheNationalZooinWashington,hasleftforChina.Shehastakenabout25kgofbamboowithheronthe16­

hourflight.LauraTrevelyanreports.

A．BaoBaothepandaleavesUSforChina

B．WashingtonZoo'

sbabypandacelebratesherfirstbirthday

C．AbabypandawasnamedBaoBaoinUSZoo

D．BaoBaothepandaseessnowforthefirsttime

20．Theabovenewsreportsallhavethe________，numbersandevents.

6－2阅读理解

30分钟]

A

ChikuandMeekuaregoodfriends.Theybothusedtostudytogether,playtogether,watchmoviestogetherandenjoyallentertainmenttogether.Theybothenjoyedthemselvesalotwhentheyweretogether.

Whentheyenteredcollegetostudytheydecidedtogoinfieldsoftheirinterest.MeekugothisfavoritefieldtostudybutChiku'

sfatherforcedhimforanotherfield.

OnedayChikuandMeekugotadmittedintoacollegetostudy.MeekuwasveryexcitedtostudyhisfavoritesubjectbutChikuwasboredwiththeforcedchoice.Daybydayhewasstressedandignored（忽视）byotherfriendsincollege.

Chikuwasnomoresmiling.Insteadhewasshowinganervousface.Afterayearpassed,Chikufailedinhisfirstterm.Hecriedandwasverynervous.Hethoughtwhathecoulddonowandhowtoshowresultstohisparents.

FinallyChikureachedhishomeandtoldhismotherthathewasnotinterestedinthefieldwhichhisfatherchoseforhim.Sohismotherdecidedtochangehisfield.Chiku'

sfatherwasangrybutaftersometimehedecidedtogowiththechoiceofhisson.

Afterchanginghisfield,Chikuwashappytoattendthelectureincollege.Hestartedenjoyingthecompanyofhisfriendsaswell.NowChiku'

sconfidencelevelwasbecominghigher.AfterayearpassedChikugotfirstpositioninthefieldhewasinterestedin.ChikushowedhisresultstohisfriendMeekuwhowasalsohappytoseehisresults.Chikuwenttohishomeandshowedresultstohisparents.HisparentswerealsoverygladtoseehisresultsandtheywereproudofChiku.

1．Meekufeltexcitedwhenhewenttocollegebecause________．

A．hestudiedhisfavoritesubject

B．hehadmanyfriendsinthecollege

C．Chikudidn'

tchoosehisfavoritefield

D．hecouldn'

tstudywithChikutogether

2．WhichisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A．Atlast,Chikuwashappyandsuccessfulinhisfield.

B．Chikutoldhismotherhisworriesaboutthefield.

C．ChikuandMeekuplayedtogetherwhentheywereyoung.

D．Chiku'

sfatherwashappyandagreedtochangeChiku'

sfield.

3．Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?

A．Weshouldhelpeachotherinlife.

B．Interestisveryimportantinlife.

C．Weshoulddiscusstogetherinlife.

D．Weshouldstudyhardinthecollege.

B

ItisOctober24.Youpickupabottleofmilk.Yousee“BestBeforeOctober23”onit.Whatdoyoudowithit?

Mostpeoplejustthrowitaway.It'

sabigwaste.

TheUnitedNationssaysthatoveronethirdoffoodgoestothetrash.But795millionpeopleontheearthdon'

thaveenoughtoeat.Tochangethis,peoplehavecomeupwithgreatideas.Afterall,thebestplaceforfoodisinourstomachs,notthetrash.

Inmanypeople'

seyes,foodpastitssell­

bydatebecomesjunk.ButacompanyfromtheUKthinksdifferently.Thereisa“BestBeforeDate”onthefoodbag.Beforethatdate,thequalityisthebest.Butafterthatdate,thefoodcanbestillOKtoeat.So,theRealJunkFoodProject,aBritishcompany,getssuchfoodfromsupermarketsandputsitincafesagain.Theydon'

tgivethefoodaprice.Youcangivewhatevermoneyyoulike.Ifyoudon'

twanttospendmoney,youcanhelpworkthere.

Recently,“sharedfridges”havecometocitieslikeShanghaiandQuanzhou.Quickmeals,milk,cookiesandcakesarestayinginthefridges.Itisjustlikeyourfridgeathome.Thefoodcomesfromfamiliesandshopsnearby.Anditisfreeforeverypasser­

bytoenjoy!

Thisgreatideacomesfromthepopular“foodbank”practice.Wekeepourextramoneyinabank.In1967,somepeopleintheUSwantedtodothesamewithfood.Theythensetuptheworld'

sfirstfoodbank.

4.Whatdothewords“BestBeforeOctober23”meanonafoodbag?

A．Peopleneedn'

tpayattentiontothatdate.

B．Thefoodsmellsbestbeforethegivendate.

C．You'

dbettereatthefoodbeforethedate.

D．Peoplehavetothrowitawayafterthedate.

5.YoucandothefollowingEXCEPT________attheRealJunkFoodProject.

A．gettingfoodpastitssell­

bydate

B．workingforyourownfood

C．payingalowerpriceforthefood

D．takingawaythefoodforfree

6.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Onefifthoftheworld'

speoplehaven'

tgotenoughfoodtoeat.

B．TheRealJunkFoodProjectdoesn'

tgivepricetoitsfood.

C．Thefoodina“sharedfridge”isn'

tfreeforeverypasser­

by.

D．The“foodbank”firstappearedinChinainrecentyears.

7．Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusthroughthereading?

A．Weshouldthrowawayallthefoodpastitssell­

bydate.

B．Weshouldkeepallthefoodbesttoeatatanytime.

C．Weshouldthinkofwaystoreducethewasteoffood.

D．Weshouldstoreallthefoodpastitssell­

bydateinafridge.

C

Manykidshelpparentstodochoresinthehouse.Theymaywashthedishes,putlaundryawayortakeoutthetrash.Inreturn,somekidsgetmoneyorotherrewardsfromtheirparents,suchas20minutestoplaycomputergames.

Butsomepeopledon'

tthinkthatkidsshouldgetrewardsfordoingchores.OneofthemisSusieWalton,aparentingeducator（育儿教育家）andfamilycoach.Shebelievesifkidsgetrewards,theywillthinkthatworkisn'

tworthdoingunlessyougetsomethinginreturn.Forexample,kidswon'

tsweeptheflooriftheyseeitisdirty.Buttheywillcleantheflooriftheirparentsrewardthemforit.

“Everyhouseisateameffort，”Waltonsaid.“Ahomeisalivingspaceforeveryoneinthefamily.It'

simportantforkidstoseethatweallhavearesponsibilitytokeepourhomeclean.”

Otherpeopleholddifferentopinions.Theybelievethatmoneyorotherrewardsencouragekidstodomorechores.Italsoteachesthemrealworldlessons.Theycanlearnabouthowweneedtoworktomakemoney.

Now,therearealsoappsthatencouragekidstodochores.Theappsgivekidspointsanddigital（数字的）giftsthatcanbeusedeitheronlineorinlife.

WiththeappChoreMonster,kidscangetdigitalpointsafterdoingchores.Kidscanexchangetheirpointsforrealrewards,suchastimetoplayvideogamesoratriptothemall.

“Ourgoalistoencouragekidstoearnrewards,”saysChrisBergman,founderofChoreMonster.“Kidsneedpositivepowertomakethemdochores.”

8.Accordingtothepassage,somechildrengetrewardsfromtheirparentsbecause________．

A．theygethighmarksintheexam

B．theyhelptheirparentsdosomehousework

C．theyneverplaycomputergames

D．theyhavegoodhabitsintheirdailylife

9.AccordingtoSusieWalton,________．

A．kidsshouldberewardedfordoingchores

B．parentsdecidewhatkidscandoforthefamily

C．kidsshouldhelptheirparentsdosomechoreswitho