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Well,Ihopemostofyoudo,becauseourschoolhasmanysportsfacilities.Wehaveanindoorgym.NowIwant___2___（tell）youaboutourbasketballfacilities.Thereare2basketballcourts.___3___arefullcourtsandallstudentsareinvitedtojoin,justsignupwithateam.Usuallytherearegamesonthecourts.Thebasketballcourtsareopen24hours___4___day.Ifyouwantajob,youcanbeajudgeatthegames.

Next,Iwanttotellyouaboutthetennisfacilities.Wehave5tenniscourtsforstudents.Thetenniscourtsare___5___everyday,from8amuntil10intheevening.Youshouldcallaheadto___6___acourt,becausetheyareverypopularandcanoftenbebookedweeks___7___advance.

ThereisanOlympicsizeswimmingpool___8___isopentostudentsandthegeneralpublic.Therearealsoshowerroomsavailable.Theswimmingpoolisopeneverydayform9amuntil7intheevening.Thereareopeningsforthepositionoflifeguards,___9___ifyouarelookingforajobinthesun,this___10___begoodforyou.

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Weareallbusytalkingaboutand___1___（use）theInternet,buthowmanyofus___2___（know）thehistoryoftheInternet?

Manypeopleare___3___（surprise）whentheyfindthattheInternetwasnotsetupinthe1960s.Atthetime,computerswerelarge___4___expensive.Computernetworksdidn'

tworkwell.Ifonecomputerinthenetworkbroke___5___,thenthewholenetworkstopped.Soanewnetworksystemhadtobesetup.Itshouldbegoodenoughtobeusedbyanydifferentcomputers.Ifpartofthenetworkwasworking,informationcouldbesent___6___anotherpart.Inthiswaythecomputernetworkssystemwouldkeepon___7___（work）allthetime.

TheInternetwasonlyusedbythegovernmentinthe1960s,butintheearly1970s,universities,hospitalsandbankswereallowedtouseittoo.However,computerswerestillveryexpensiveandtheInternetwasdifficulttouse.___8___thestartof1990s,computersbecamecheaperandeasiertouse.ScientistshadalsodevelopedsoftwarethatmadeSurfing”theInternetmore9（adj.方便的）

TodayitiseasytogetonlineanditissaidthatmillionsofpeopleusetheInterneteveryday.___10___e-mailismoreandmorepopularamongstudents.

TheInternethasnowbecomeoneofthemostimportantpartsofpeop'

lselife.

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Sincethebeginningofthecivilizationpeoplehaveusedcoloursto___1___certainmeaning.Redhas___2___（tradition）beenassociated（使发生联系）withblood;

inturnitahsbeenusedtosymbolizepassion,dangerandlove.Greenremindedpeople___3___growingplantsandtreessoithasbeen___4___toconveyfreshnessandnewlife.Bluehasmadepeoplerecalltheoceanandsky,___5___peopleuseittorepresenttranquility（宁静）.___6___isinterestingisthatopposingcultureshavechosenoppositecoloursto___7___acertainidea.InAsianculturesdeathisassociatedwithwhiteandinWesternculturesblackisusedtorepresentdeath.___8___youdecidetostudyanewlanguage,don'

tforget___9___attentiontohowthiscultureinterprets（说明）colours.Itwillhelpyou___10___（understand）moredeeplythethinkingofadifferentpeople.

（4）

Manyofuslikecooking___1___neverhavemuchtimeforit.HelenFry'

snewbookQuickCookinghasbeenspeciallywritten___2___busypeople.Ithasover1,000recipes,___3___thefamousSpanishgazpachotoSwedishsmorgasborb.Thebookiswellwrittenandthephotographsanddrawingsareclear.（TheyarelikethoseintheexcellentlittleQuickDressmakingandQuickGardening.）Thebookhasastrongplasticcover.Itiseasytofindyourwayaroundittoo.Andbusypeople,noticethis!

MrsFrytellsyouhowmuchtimeyouneedin___4___togeteachdishready.

QuickCookinghas___5___parts,oneforeachseason.Thishelpsyoutousefreshfruitandvegetableswhentheyare6（cheap）—and,ofcourse,better.

Therearealotofexcitingideasformforeigncountries,andmostoftherecipesareeasy___7___（follow）.Youtakesomethingsimplelikeachickenorsomecheese,andmake___8___unusualdishoutofit.Forexample,therearenofewerthan40recipesforeggs!

MrsFrydoesnotplaycompletemealsforthe“quickbook”.Thebeginnerswillhavetofind___9___alotofthingsforhimselforherself.Butthisoughtnottobedifficultwithsuchagoodbook.IwantedtotrymanyoftherecipesassoonasIreadthem.Forpeople___10___littlesparetime,HelenFry'

sQuickCookingisofexcellentvalue.

（5）

Naturally,mostpeople___1___liketobeabletolivealongtime,evenforever.___2___,itiswell-knownthataswegetolder,___3___（sick）setsinleadingtodeath.Overtheyears,differentpeoplehavetriedmanywaystolivelongerand___4___（prevent）disease.Forexample,somemixeddeadlyliquids,drankthem,butdied___5___theireffects.Therefore,rather___6___extendinglife,thesehumaneffortscutshorttheirlives.Today,modernsciencetellsusto___7___vitamins,eathealthy,andexercise.Still,mostpeople___8___maydosuchthingscan'

texpecttolivemuchlongerthan80years.Recentstudiesshowthat___9___sciencecanfindawaytomodify（减缓）theagingprocess,peoplewillneverbeabletolivemuchlongerthantheyarenow.ofcourse,itispracticaltotrytomaketheyearsweliveassick-freeaspossible.Notbeingabletoavoiddeath,weshouldmakethebestofthetimeweare10（liv形容词）.

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IntheEnglisheducationalsystem,studentstake___1___（数词）veryimportantexaminations.Thefirstistheelevenplus,___2___istakenattheageofelevenoralittlepast.Atonetimetheabilityoraptitude（天资，天才）shownontheeleven-pluswouldhavedetermined___3___achildstayedinschool.Now,however,allchildrencontinuein“comprehensive”schools,andtheeleven-plus___4___whichcoursesofstudythechildwillfollow.

Attheageoffifteenorsixteen,thestudentsare___5___（test）fortheOrdinaryLeveloftheGeneralCertificateofEducation.Theexaminationcoversawiderangeofsubjects;

___6___studentshavepassedthisexam,theyareallowedtospecialize,sothattwo-thirdsofmoreoftheircourseswillbeinphysics,chemistry,classicallanguages,___7___whatevertheywishtostudyatgreaterlength.

Thefinalexamination,ateighteen,___8___onlythecontentofthespecialsubjects.Evenattheuniversities,studentsstudyonlyintheirconcentratedareas,andveryfewstudentseverventureoutsidethesubjectagain;

___9___arealsense,theEnglishboyorgirlisa___10___（special）formtheageoffifteen.

（7）

Britishsocietyisconsideredtobe___1___（divide）intothreemaingroupsofclasses—theupperclass,themiddleclass,andthelowerorworkingclass.Thisisbrokenastheclasssystemanditisimportant___2___（know）somethingaboutitifyouintendtounderstandBritishpeopleandsociety.MostBritishpeoplegrowupwithadeepknowledgeandunderstandingoftheclasssystemeveniftheyarenotveryconscious（意识到）ofit.___3___aresult,mostpeopleknowwhichclasstheybelongtoandareabletotellwhichclassotherpeoplecomefrom___4___thewaytheyspeak,thekindofclothesthey___5___,theirinterestsandhobbiesor___6___thetypeoffoodtheyeat.

Socialclassisnotonlyaboutbehaviorandattitude.Forexample,althoughmanyupper-classpeoplearerichandmayownalotofland,___7___（have）alotofmoneydoesnotnecessarilymakeapersononememberoftheupperclass.Itisalsoimportanttocomeformaparticularkindoffamily,havefriends___8___areconsideredsuitable,havebeentoacertaintypeofprivateschoolandspeakwiththerightkindofaccent.Therearepeoplewhoarepoor___9___whodonotthinkofthemselvesasworkingclassbecausetheirfamilybackground,education,politicalopinions,etc.arebasically___10___fromthoseofmostworking-classpeople.Manypeopledonotsometimesformopinionsinthisway.

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VisitorstoBritainarealwayscomplainingaboutEnglishfood.Buttheydonotreallyknow___1___theyaretalkingaboutbecausetheyrarelygetachance___2___（eat）it.Mostoftherestaurantsinlargetownshaveforeignownersandserveforeignfood.WhenvisitorsareinvitedtoeatinanEnglishhome,theirhostsoftenfeeltheymust___3___themsomethingforeignandexotic.

Thoseofus___4___doknowEnglishfoodareawarethatatitsbestitcanbereallyverygood.___5___theotherhanditistruetosaythatitissometimesterrible.Partoftheproblemisthatwearenotreally___6___（interest）infood.Weeattolive.Wedonotlivetoeat.Sowedon'

tgenerallyspendthenecessarytimeandeffortneededtocookreallygoodmeals.Wepreferfoodthatissimpleandeasytocookorreadyfoodwhichonlyneeds___7___（heat）upbeforeeating.

YoucanfindthebestEnglishfoodinthecountry___8___fromthelargetowns,wherelifeisslowerandpeoplearenotinsuch___9___hurry.Butofcourse,mostvisitorscometoLondon.Theycomebecausetheyareinterestedinshoppingandsightseeing.Theydonotcome___10___thefood,sowhyshouldtheycomplainaboutit?

（9）

NearChina'

snorthernborderslivedamanwellversedinthepracticesofTaoism.Hishorse,___1___noreasonatall,gotintotheterritoryofthenortherntribes.Everyonecommiserated怜（悯，同情）withhim.

“Perhapsthiswillsoonturn___2___tobeablessing,”saidhisfather.Afterafewmonths,hisanimalcameback,___3___（lead）afinehorseformthenorth.Everyonecongratulatedhim.

“___4___thiswillsoonturnouttobeacauseofmisfortune,”saidhisfather.Sincehewaswell-offandkeptgoodhorses,hissonbecame