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Somepeoplesaythatreadingisoutofdate.Thisisnottrue.Youhavetobeabletoreadtouseacomputerand,thebetteryouread,9yourcomputerskillswillbe.Readingis10outofdate!

Goodreadersaremostlikelytobegoodwriters,too.Theyareusuallygoodatspellingaswell,andhavemorethingstowriteabout.Readingbooksisawonderfulhobby,oneofthebest.Whatotherhobbycouldbemoreuseful,ormoreenjoyable!

（）1.A.funB.difficultC.boringD.easy

（）2.A.lostB.loseC.losingD.loses

（）3.A.ThenB.FinallyC.NowD.Next

（）4.A.somewhereB.thereC.hereD.almostanywhere

（）5.A.readB.writeC.startD.goon

（）6.A.TheotherB.AnotherC.OtherD.This

（）7.A.tellsB.explainsC.meansD.wants

（）8.A.easyB.easierC.easiestD.easily

（）9.A.thebetterB.thebestC.thegoodD.thewell

（）10.A.almostB.nearlyC.hardlyD.hard

Buildingahouseisanoperationwhichcostsquitealotofmoney.Supposeyouplanto1ahouse,yourfirststepistofindasuitablepieceof2.Youwillprobablytrytofindasunnyplace,ina3situation,nearstoresandbusstops,nottoofarfromyourfriendsandtheplacewhereyouwork.

Nextyouwillfindan4builder,andtogetherwiththebuilderyouwillmakea5.Thebuilderwilldrawit.Thebuilderwillalso6thecostofyourhouse.Hewillestimate（估计）thecostofthewood,theglassandeverythingelsethathemustuseinbuildingthehouse.Lateron,whenhestartstobuild,thisestimatemust7,becausethepricesmay8,andmanyotherthingsmayhappenbetweenthetimewhenhemakestheestimateandthetimewhenhebuildsthehouse.

9thebuildergivesyouhisestimate,youmaywishtochangeyourplan.Youmayfindthatsomeofthethingsyouwantedatfirstcosttoomuch,orthatyoucan10alittlemoreandaddsomethingtoyouroriginalplan.

（）1.A.buyB.decorateC.buildD.find

（）2.A.floorB.placeC.landD.playground

（）3.A.worriedB.surprisedC.pleasedD.pleasant

（）4.A.excitedB.experiencedC.interestingD.extra

（）5.A.mapB.planC.decisionD.discussion

（）6.A.findoutB.carryonC.wordoutD.workon

（）7.A.becorrectedB.becopiedC.bereadD.bewritten

（）8.A.catchB.changeC.getD.influence

（）9.A.WhenB.WhileC.UntilD.Since

（）10.A.costB.spendC.takeD.payfor

Whatdoyouusuallyusemobilephones1?

sendingtextmessagesforfun?

Playinggames?

Well,mobilephonescandofarmorethanthat.

2thisyear’sAsiantsunami（海啸）,mobilephones3manylives.

Peoplewereusingmorethan10,000internationalphoneswhenthetsunamihit.Policesenttextmessagestothemandfoundmorethan2,000.but4?

Theyfollowedthesignal（信号）and5wherethetouristswere.

So,howcansomethingsosmallbesosmart?

Well,here’show.

Whenyouturnthephoneon,ittriestofindasignal.Thissignalcomesfromthetelephonenetwork.

Whenthephoneisfindingasignal,italsosendsamessagetothetelephonenetwork.Thismessage6thestationwherethephoneis.

Whenyoustarttomakeaphonecall,thetelephonenetworktellstelecommunication（电信）officeswhereyouare.Theofficewillfindoutwhoyou’recalling,thenputyouthroughtoyourfriend.Whenyoustarttotalk,adevice（装置）inthephone7yourvoiceintoelectricsignals.Thesesignalstravelacrossthetelephonenetworkand8yourfriend’sphone.Thenhisphonechangesthesignalsintoyour9again.10,youcanheareachother!

（）1.A.toB.forC.withD.from

（）2.A.DuringB.FromC.AtD.On

（）3.A.savedB.tookC.killedD.helped

（）4.A.whenB.whereC.whyD.how

（）5.A.workedonB.heardofC.endedupD.foundout

（）6.A.tellsB.talksC.saysD.speaks

（）7.A.bringsB.meetsC.changesD.raises

（）8.A.reachB.crossC.runD.close

（）9.A.soundB.noiseC.voiceD.song

（）10.A.FinallyB.LastC.ReallyD.Luckily

Londonusedtobe“foggy”----the“fog”was1smog（烟雾）,amixtureofsmokeandfog.Inotherwords,it2byairpollution.InLondon,someofthispollutioncamefrom3,butalotofitcamefromthecoalthatpeopleburntintheirhousestokeepwarmduringthewinter.Bythe505,London’ssmogproblemhadbecome4badthatthegovernmentdecidedtodosomethingtocleanuptheair.Fromthenon,peoplewerenotallowedtoburncoalin5Britishcities.Afewyearslater,theairwasmuchcleaner.

Today,manyChinesecitiesfacethesameproblemwithairpollution6Londonfacedfortyorfiftyyearsago.However,thisproblemismoredifficult7Chinesecitiestosolve.Onereasonisthatmoreofthepollutioncomesfrombigfactories,ratherthanfromcoalburntinpeople’shouses.Ifthesefactoriesweresuddenlyclosed,thiswould8theeconomyandlotsofpeoplewouldlosetheirjobs.Anotherreasonisthatchangingfromcoaltocleanerfuels（燃料）isquiteexpensive.However,theairinmanyChinesecitiesisbecoming9,asthegovernmentandordinarypeople10protectingtheenvironment.

（）1.A.infactB.ontheotherhand

C.bythewayD.atfirst

（）2.A.causedB.iscausedC.wascausedD.causes

（）3.A.schoolsB.parksC.streetsD.factories

（）4.A.suchB.tooC.soD.enough

（）5.A.someB.anyC.muchD.few

（）6.A.whatB.thatC.whichD.who

（）7.A.inB.forC.onD.by

（）8.A.changeB.slowC.protectD.harm

（）9.A.cleanB.cleanerC.cleanestD.dirty

（）10.A.aremoreinterestedin

B.hearabout

C.paymoreandmoreattentionto

D.takebettercareof

It’sverydifficulttofindapublicplacewithoutadvertisementnow.Wecan1theminthenewspaper,onthetelevision,andhearthemovertheradio,2whenwewatchaballgame,adswillmeetoureyes.

It’struethatintheactivitiesofbusinessadsare3amoreandmoreimportantpart.Theytellpeopleaboutnewproductsandhelpmorein4.Inthiswaytheyhelptobeontheincreaseofproducts.Thisisabigadvantage（优势）.

5,adsalsobringpeopleallkindsofdisadvantages.Forexample,someofthemanufactures（业主）,intheirhopetowinabig6fortheirproducts,areevensodishonest（不诚实）thattheydon’t7abouttheirproducts.WhenyouarewatchinganinterestingTVplay,itissuddenly8bysomeadsandtheyareappearingonthescreen.Allabove,peoplemaygettiredofads.Alsosomeads9children,andtheyasktheirparentstobuythemsomethingintheads.Formthesepoints,ads10havesomedisadvantages.

（）1.A.readB.seeC.feelD.realize

（）2.A.andB.onlyC.evenD.eventhrough

（）3.A.playingB.takingC.gettingD.doing

（）4.A.sellersB.salesC.shoppingD.producing

（）5.A.ButB.AlsoC.AnywayD.However

（）6.A.shopB.supermarketC.productionD.market

（）7.A.tellthetruthB.sayinganythingC.thinkalotD.describeanything

（）8.A.continuedB.stoppedC.attackedD.performed

（）9.A.fitB.encourageC.preferD.attract

（）10.A.hardlyB.badlyC.reallyD.nearly

Inthedayweworkandplay,andatnightwesleep.Ourbody1whilewesleep.Inthemorningweare2toworkandplayagain.Ourbodygrowsmostwhileweare3.children4aretiredusuallyneedsleep.Wecandobetteratourlessonsafterwehave5rest.Boysandgirlswhoareeight6nineyearsoldneedtenhoursofsleepeverynight.Ourbodyneedsplentyofairwhenwesleep.7wedonotgetenoughfreshair,wewillfeeltiredafterwegetup.While8wemustnotcoverourhead.Ourlungneedstogetenoughfreshair.Ifwe9ourwindowatnight,wecanhaveplentyoffreshair.Coolairisbetterthanwarmair.Boysandgirlswhowanttobe10mustgetplentyofsleep.

（）1.A.worksB.restsC.walksD.runs

（）2.A.gladB.freeC.possibleD.ready

（）3.A.asleepB.sleepyC.sleepD.slept

（）4.A.whichB.whomC.theyD.who

（）5.A.manyB.noC.plentyofD.alot

（）6.A.andB.orC.butD.nor

（）7.A.IfB.WhenC.AlthoughD.Unless

（）8.A.inthebedB.inbedC.onbedD.onthebed

（）9.A.turnonB.mendC.closeD.open

（）10.A.goodB.youngC.strongD.beautiful

Whoeveryouareor1youcomefrom,onethingisclear,youknowthemosquito（蚊子）verywell.Mosquitoesfly2.Theycanbe3almostallovertheworld,andtherearemorethan2,500kindsofthem.

4lovesthemosquito.Butthemosquitomaydecidethatshelovesyou.She?

Yes,she.Itistruethatonlythefemale（雌性的）mosquitobitesbecausesheneedsbloodto5eggs.Sheis6lookingforthingsorpeopleshewantstobite（叮咬）.Ifshelikeswhatshefinds,shebites.Butifshedoesn’tlikeyourblood,shewill7tosomeonemoredelicious.Nexttimeamosquitobitesyou,justrememberthatyouare8.Youaredifferentfromtheothers!

Ifthemosquitolikesyou,shelandsonyourbody9.Shebitesyousoquicklyandquietlythatyoumaynothaveknownanythingishappening.Aftershebites,youwillhaveanitch（痒）onyourbodybecausesheputssomethingfromhermouthtogetherwithyourblood.Bythetimetheitchingbegins,she10.

Andthenwhathappens?

Well,afterherdeliciousdinner,themosquitofeelstired.Shejustwantstofindaplacetorest.There,onaleaforawall,shebeginstolayeggs,hundredsofeggs.

（）1.A.whereverB.wheneverC.whateverD.however

（）2.A.somewhereB.anywhereC.everywhereD.where

（）3.A.findB.foundC.foundedD.finding

（）4.A.everyoneB.SomeoneC.AnyoneD.Noone

（）5.A.layB.lieC.layedD.lain

（）6.A.sometimesB.alwaysC.usuallyD.often

（）7.A.returnB.goC.turnD.comeback

（）8.A.chooseB.choosingC.chosenD.chooses

（）9.A.andsayshellotoyouB.andsayssorrytoyou

C.withoutlettingyouknowD.andtellsyoushewillbiteyou

（）10.A.hasgoneB.stillstaysthere

C.wantstobiteyouagainD.saysshewillcomeagaintomorrow

Popstandsfor（代表）popular.Andapopsingerhastoworkveryhardtobecomepopular.Hemusteithergivethepublicwhattheyalreadywant,1hemustfindanewwayofsingingthatwill2theirattention.Evenwhenhehassucceeded,andhisrecordsaresoldeverywhere,hecannotrelax.Thenhemustworkharder3toremainpopular,becausetherearealwaysyoungersingers4tobecomefamousandtostealsomeofthepopularity.

Thelifeofasuccessfulpopsingerisn’tatall5.Hecanonlyrelaxwhenheisalone,becauseeverythinghedoesiswatchedandreportedinthespecialnewspaper6forthefans.Thefansarethemostimportantpeopleintheworldforthesinger.Theybuyrecords,theygotohisconcert,andthey7himrichandfamous.Buttheycanbeverydangerous,too.Sometimestheydo8togetasouvenir（纪念品）,theystealhandkerchiefs,theytearoffhisbuttons,andtheyevencutoffpiecesofunfortunatesinger’shair.Manysingershavebeenforcedtohide.Apopsingerhastospendalotofmoney9,becausehemustalwayslookniceanddifferent.Andmostimportant,hemustkeep10.

（）1.A.andB.butC.orD.nor

（）2.A.attractB.takeC.bringD.show

（）3.A.eversinceB.thaneverC.bythenD.intime

（）4.A.tryB.tryingC.triesD.totry

（）5.A.interestingB.difficultC.freeD.easy

（）6.A.writeB.towriteC.writingD.written

（）7.A.letB.