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llprobablybeputintoprison（监狱）forafewyearsbecauseofthisincident（事件）Itseemssuchapity.”
（）1.Whenthemansaid“Mybackiskillingme"
hemeant_____.
A.amailtrucknearlykilledhimB.thebackofhiscarwasbroken
C.hisbackwasbadlyhurtintheaccidentD.hiswifelefthimandhefeltsad
（）2.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthat______.
A.themanwantedtoget2milliondollarsfromthepostoffice
B.themanshotatapolicemanandhurthimbadly
C.themanwasn'
tarrestedintheend
D.themanmightbeputintoprisonforsometime
（）3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?
A.Themanorderedthepeopleinthepostofficetosay“Ihatethispostoffice!
"
B.Fivepolicemenarrivedanddealtwiththeincident.
C.Theman'
sstraybulletshitapolicecar.
D.Themanrefusedtotakethepostoffice'
sadviceatfirst.
（）4.What'
sthepostalworker'
sviewonthisincident?
A.Themiddleagedmanwasclever.B.Thepolicemencametoolate.
C.Themanshouldhavebeenkilled.D.Hefeltverysorry.
B
Televisionisapartofourcommunicationsystems.Ithelpspeoplecommunicateeasierandlearnaboutthenewsmorequickly.Communicationsystemscanallowlargenumbersofpeopletoshareinformation.Thetelevisioncommunicationsystemdelivers（传递）informationbypictureandsound.
Televisionhasaglobalinfluence.Peopleallovertheworldwatchtelevision.Mostcountrieshavetheirowntelevisionstations.Theydevelopprogramsthattheirpeoplelike.Theyshownewsthatwillappealtotheiraudience（观众）.Mostoftheseprogramsmaynotbeinterestingtopeopleinothercountries.
Therearesometelevisionprogramsandeventsthatarepopularallovertheworld.Oneexampleissports.Theworldismostpopularsportisfootball.Everyfouryears,theWorldCupisheld.ThegamesoftheWorldCup
Finalsalwaysattractalargenumberoftelevisionaudience.Televisionstationsusesatellites（卫星）inspacetose
ndtelevisionsignals（信号）aroundtheworld.Thisallowspeopleinmanycountriestowatchthesamefootballgameatthesametime.
Mosttelevision
programsareshownoncommercial（商业性的）televisionstations.Th
iskindofstationmakestheirmoneybysellingadvertisingtimetobusinesseswhowanttosellproductsandservicestoconsumerslikeyou.Tobeasmartconsumer,youneedtoknowaboutsomepersuasive（劝导性的）skillsthatareusedinadvertisements.
（）5.ThewriterusestheexampleoftheWorldCuptoshow________.
A.footballisthemostpopularsp
ortintheworld
B.theWorldCupisfamousallovertheworld
C.satellitesareimportanttotelevisionstations
D.thesametelevisionprogramscanbepopularindifferentcountries
（）6.Theunderlinedword“attract”means“________”inChinese.
A.邀请B.吸引C.理解D.关注
（）7.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.Communicationsystemscanhelppeoplelearnaboutthenewsmorequickly.
B.Televisionprogramsaboutsportsarepopularallovertheworld.
C.Televisionprogramsareonlypopularamongyoungpeople.
D.Televisionstationsmakemoneybysellingadvertisingtimetobusinesses.
（）8.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?
A.TheinfluenceofTVisverysmall.
B.ChineseTVplaysarepopularallovertheworld.
C.TVstationsusesatellitesinspacetosendsignals.
D.TVadvertisementsarealwaystrue.
C
ThissummerIwillleavethejuniorhighschoolwhereIhavebeenforthreeyears.Iamgenerallyconsideredtobeacarefulandpoliteboynow.However,fiveyearsago,Iwasalittlebitbossy（专横的）.Ithoughtiwastheleaderofmyfriends.IoftenfoughtwithotherboysandsometimesIevenfoughtwithmyeldersister.WhenIsawSupermanonTVforthefirsttimeIwasSoexcited.Fromthenon,Idreamedofbeingasupermanoneday.
OnePEclass,Icalledupallofmyfriendstogettogetherinourclassroom."
Cananybodyjumpoutofthewindow?
IaskedthemAfterhearingthis,allmyfriendskeptsilent“Iknowyouareall
chickens,"
Isaid"
Canyou?
oneofmyfriendsaskedme.“Sure!
Ianswered."
IfIdoit,Iwillgetallthetoysthatyouhave.IfIfail,youwillgetallofmytoysOK?
Theysaid,“OK!
ThenIwentuptothewindowofthesecondfloor.Ito
okadee
pbreathandthenjumpeddown,stretchingout（伸出）myarmsjustlikeSupermanThoughtheflightlastedforonlytwoseconds,Icouldseemyfriendseyesgettingwider（宽的）.
“CRASH!
Ihittheground.
WhenIopenedmyeyes,Ifoundmyselfflyinginthehospital.Iwastakentothehospitalbecausemyarmswerebadlyhurt.Later,IheardthatmyP.E.teacherhadnearlylosthisjobforthis,butIneverreceivedaseriouspunishment（惩罚）.IwasreallysorryforwhatIhaddone.Iwillneverforgetit.
（）9.Whatdidthewritermeanby"
Iknowyouareallchickens"
?
A.ThewriterknewthathisfriendslikedeatingChicken.
B.Thewriterknewthathisfriendskeptchi
ckensathome.
C.Thewriterthoughtthathisfriendswereafraidtodothat.
D.Thewriterthoughtthathisfriendslookedlikechickens.
（）10.Whatwastheresultoftheaccident?
A.Thewriterleftschoolbecauseofit.
B.Thewriter'
sP.E.teacherwaspunished.
C.Thewriterhurthislegsduringit.
D.Thewriterwaspunishedforwhathehaddone.
（）11.Which
ofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Therewasonlyonechildinthewriter'
sfamily.
B.Thewriterusedtobehaveverywell.
C.Thewriterwasafraidtojumpoutofthewindow.
D.Supermanisoneofthewriter'
sfavoritecharacters.
（）12.Whichofthefollowingcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.AnEasyFlight.B.A"
Brave"
Superman
C.ABossyFatherD.MyClassmates
D
Jazzisatypeofmusic.SomepeoplesaythatjazzisAmerica'
sonlytrueartform.That'
sbecauseitbeganhere.Hundredsofyearsago,blackpeopleworkedasslaves（奴隶）andmadeupsongstopassthetime.Itwasn'
tcalledjazzthen,butthewaytheslaveswereplayingandsingingmusicwasspecial.
ThemusicofAmerica'
sblackpeoplebegantobecalledjazzintheearly1900s.Bythen,AfricanAmericanswerenolongerslaves,buttheystilldidn'
thavethesamerights（权利）aswhiteAmericans.Butjazzwasmusicthatbothblackandwhitepeoplecouldenjoy.
Whatmakesjazzspecialisimprovisation（即兴创作）.Thatmeansmakingthemusicuponthespot（当场）.Nomusicinfrontofyou.Nolongdiscussionwithofotherpeopleinyourband.Youjustplay.
It'
sfree.It'
sbeautiful,"
saysGeoffrey,asixth-graderatStratfordLandingElementarySchool.Geoffre
yissuchagoodmusicianthathehasperformedattheKennedyCenter.
Geoffreysays,"
I'
s
easytoexpressyourfeelingsthroughjazz.Youaremorefocusedonbeingcreativeandusingyourimaginationinjazz.
WashingtonDCisaveryimportantplaceinthehistoryofjazz.Ithasafamousjazzpianoplayer:
DukeEllington.
BorninWashingtonin1899Ellingtonasachildwantedtoplaybaseballinsteadofthepiano.Buthisparentsplayedthepiano,sohestartedplayingthepianowhenhewassevenyearsold.
In1920,heplayedsmallshowsattheHowardTheatre.Whenhewas24,hemovedtoNewYork,buthedidn'
tforgethishometown.HecalledhisbandtheWashingtoni
ansandlaterhereturnedtoperformattheLincolnTheatre.
（）13.Whathappenedintheearly1900s,accordingtothepassage?
A.Bothblackpeopleandwhitepeoplewereabletoenjoyjazz.
B.AfricanAmericanshadthesamerightsaswhiteAmericans.
C.AfricanAmericanswerestillslaves.
D.Jazzhadnotyetbecomeaformofmusic
（）14.WhatcanonelearnfromGeoffrey'
swords?
①Peoplecanexpresstheirfeelingsthroughjazz.
②JazzisAmerica'
sonlytrueartform.
③Youshouldbecreativeifyouwanttowritejazzsongs.
④Jazzisthesameasothertypesofmusic.
A.①②B.①③C.②④D.③④
（）15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutDukeEllington?
A.Heisafamousjazzpianoplayer.
B.HemovedtoNewYorkwhenhewas24.
C.HeperformedattheHowardTheatrewhenhewasyoung.
D.Hisparentsplayedbaseball.
（）16.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?
A.Thehistoryofjazz.
B.ThehistoryofWashingtonDC.C.Howtowriteajazzsong.
D.Howtobecomeajazzpianist.
E
Doesyourpettalktoyou?
Allpetownersknowthatpetsusetheirbodylanguagetocommunicatewithus.Sincetheylivemuchsimplerthanwedoandtheydepend（依赖）onus,theyneedtobeabletoexpresstheirneeds.Catsdothiswiththeirears,bodiesandsounds.Sometimesthey
simplywantourattention,whileatothertimes,theyaretellingus,"
Myfoodbowlisempty.”Petownerscansoonunderstandtheseexpre
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