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Insomesciencefictionmovies,therobotsarejustlikehumans.Theyhelpwiththehouseworkanddothemost  1 jobs.

Somescientistsbelievethattherewillbesuchrobotsinthefuture. However,theyagreeitmay  2hundredsofyears.Scientistsarenowtryingtomakerobots 3 peopleanddothesamethingsasus.

ButrobotscientistJamesWhite  4.Hethinksthatitwillbe  5forarobottodothesamethingsasaperson. Forexample,it'seasyforachildtowakeupandknowwheretheyare.Mr.Whitethinksthatrobotswon'tbeabletodothis.Butotherscientistsdisagree.Theythinkthatrobotswillbeabletotalktopeople in  25to506.

Robotscientistsarenotjusttryingtomakerobotslooklikepeople.Forexample,therearealreadyrobots  7  infactories.Theydosimplejobsoverandoveragain.Peoplewouldnotliketodosuchjobsandwouldget8.Butrobotswill never.

Inthefuture,therewillbemorerobotseverywhere,andhumanswillhave less worktodo.Newrobotswillhavemanydifferent 9.Somewilllooklikehumans,and  others  mightlooklikesnakes.Afteranearthquake,asnakerobotcould10tolookforpeopleunderbuildings.Thatmaynotseempossiblenow,butweneverknow what willhappeninthefuture!

1.A.interestingB.unpleasant       C.favourite        D.popular

2.A.use            B.spend           C.pay            D.take

3.A.looklike        B.lookat           C.lookfor        D.lookup

4.A.discusses          B. discoveres       C.disagrees         D.dislikes

5.A.easy           B.difficult          C.important       D.possible

6.A.seconds        B.minutes      C.days      D.years

7.A.studying        B.eating           C.working       D.playing

8.A. interested       B. excited         C. interested        D. bored

9.A.shapes          B.colors          C.sizes          D.actions    

10.A.hope       B.help         C.want           D.decide

 1~5：

BDACB         6~10DCDAB  

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Friendsplayanimportantroleinourlife.Mostpeoplehopethattheirfriendshipwilllastforever.Unluckily,eventhebestfriendshipcan1.

Withtimeon,many2endbecauseofachangeinpersonalityorwayoflife.Thefriendship3losesitsimportanceandfinallydisappears.

Peterexplained,“Westartedseeingeachother4.Thefriendshipwasjustover.”

Alicesaid,“Theendofourfriendshipwasagradualthing.Imovedfromonesideofthecitytoanother.Atfirst,we5e-mails.ButonedayIstopped.Atlastourfriendshipended.”

Jacksaid,“WhenImovedtoSeattleaftercollege,ourfriendshipdied.Allofuswerealways6withnewjobs,soweseldomkeptintouchwitheachother.”

Yetthebiggest7toafriendshipischange.LillianRubininherbookJustFriendssays,“Generallyit’struethatfriendswillaccepteachotheriftheybothremainwhattheywerewhentheymet.However,iftheychangein8directions,thefriendshipmostprobablywillbelost.”

Nomatterwhy,when,orhowfriendshipsend,thereisalwayssome9ofloss.Whennothingcanbedoneto10thefriendship,itisimportanttoforgetthepain.Thenmoveontobuildnewfriendships.

Maynewfriendshipsbringyoupleasureandhappiness!

1.A.cutB.readC.endD.see

2.A.peopleB.friendsC.livesD.friendships

3.A.slowlyB.carefullyC.politelyD.hardly

4.A.moreandmoreB.lessandlessC.laterandlaterD.soonerandsooner

5.A.sentB.drewC.choseD.made

6.A.happyB.busyC.lazyD.bored

7.A.bookB.mistakeC.problemD.reason

8.A.thesameB.similarC.differentD.strange

9.A.directionsB.happinessC.achievementsD.pains

10.A.reachB.returnC.setD.keep

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Awisemanwaswalkingwithafewofhisfollowers.Thentheypassedalakeandtheystoppedto1forawhile,andthewisemansaidtooneofhisfollowers,"Iamvery2.Couldyougetmesomewaterfromthelake?

"Thefollowerwalkedtothe3asthewisemanrequested.Somepeoplewerewashingclothesinthewater,andrightatthatmoment.Asaresult,thewaterbecameverymuddy.

Thenhewentbackandtoldthewisemanthatthewaterwasnot4todrink.

Halfanhourlater,thewisemanagainaskedthe5followertogobacktothelakeandgethimsomewatertodrink.Thistimethefollowerfoundthatthewaterwasvery6andlookedfittodrink.Sohe7hiswaterbottle.

Thewisemantookthewaterbottleand8,thenlookedupatthefollower."Seewhatyoudidtomakethewaterclean?

"hesaid."Youletitbeforawhileandthemudsettleddownonitsown,thenyoucouldgetsomecleardrinkingwater.Yourmindcanalsobelikethatlakewhenitisdisturbed（打扰）bysomething.Ifyoujustletitbeandgiveitalittle9,itwillmostlikelysettledownonitsownwithoutputtinginanyeffortatallto10it."

1.A.restB.lookC.watchD.see

2.A.hungryB.thirstyC.happyD.sad

3.A.roadB.townC.lakeD.city

4.A.fitB.ableC.importantD.interesting

5.A.differentBsameC.otherD.left

6.A.dirtyB.sweetC.freshD.clear

7.A.gotB.finishedC.reachedD.filled

8.A.drankB.readC.ateD.burned

9.A.moneyB.waterC.timeD.questions

10.A.preventB.calmC.protectD.rise

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Mrs.WilsonandMrs.Smitharesisters.Mrs.WilsonlivesinahouseinDuncanandMrs.SmithlivesinanapartmentinVictoria.

Oneday,Mrs.Wilson1hersister.Whenhersisteransweredthedoor,Mrs.Wilsonsawtearsinhereyes.“What’sthematter?

”Sheasked.Mrs.Smithsaid,“MycatSammydiedlastnightandIhaveno2tobury（埋葬）him.”

Mrs.Wilsonwasvery3becausesheknewhersisterlovedthecatverymuch.SuddenlyMrs.Wilsonsaid,“Icanburyyourcatinmygardenandyoucancomeandvisithimsometimes.”Mrs.Smithstopped4andthetwosistershadteatogether.

Itwasnowfiveo’clockandMrs.Wilsonsaiditwastimeforhertogohome.Sheputonherhat,coatandglovesandMrs.Smithputthe5Sammyintoashoppingbag.Itwasnotalongway,Mrs.Wilson6tothebusstopwiththeshoppingbag.Shehadtowaitalongtimeforthebus,sotheboughta7.

Whenthebusarrived,shegotonthebus,satdownandputtheshoppingbagonthefloorbesideherfeet.Shethenbegantoreadthenewspapers.Whenthebusarrivedatherbusstop,she9thebusandwalkedforabouttwominutes.Suddenlysherealizedshe10theshoppingbagonthebus.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

1.A.visitedB.foundC.sawD.met

2.A.timeB.placeC.moneyD.way

3.A.happyB.disappointedC.angryD.sad

4.A.cryingB.singingC.talkingD.waiting

5.A.lovelyB.cleanC.deadD.dirty

6.A.newspaperB.bookC.magazineD.map

7.A.droveB.rodeC.walkedD.swam

8.A.streetB.groundC.busD.floor

9.A.putoffB.turnedoffC.takeoffD.gotoff

10.A.forgotB.leftC.lostD.gave

1-5ABDAC6-10ACDDB

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Jackwasarichyoungman.Oneday,hewas___1____veryhappilydownastreet.Suddenlyfromhiscarcameaterrible2.Hefelt2,sohestoppedhiscarandlookedaround.Hesawachildstandingnearbywithafewsmallstonesinhishand.Hejumpedoutofthecarandfoundadent（凹痕）inthedoor.Hewasso3thathecaughttheboyandshoutedathim,"Whoareyou?

Whydidyouthrowastoneatmynewcar?

"

"Please,sir,please…I'msorry!

ButIdidn'tknowwhatelsetodo!

"saidthechild."Ithrewthe

stonebecauseIwantedtogetyoutonoticeme.Ineedyour4!

"

Tearswererunningdownthechild'sface.Hesaid,"Mybrother5outofhiswheelchairandwasalmostunderit.Heishurtandtoo6forme.Couldyougivemea7togethimbackintohiswheelchair?

"

Afterhearingthis,Jackwasmovedand8tohelphim.Heliftedthechild'sbrothergentlybackintohiswheelchair.HelookedovertheboycarefullytomakesurethathewasOK.Thenhewatchedthechildpushhisbrothertowardstheirhome.Suddenlythechild10_andbowedtohim.Jacklookedatthedentinhiscarandsmiled.229单词

1.A.walkingB.ridingC.joggingD.driving

2.A.voiceB.noiseC.echoD.sound

3.A.excitedB.interestedC.surprisedD.tired

4.A.happyB.angryC.sadD.sorry

5.A.helpB.carC.moneyD.phone

6.A.gotB.fellC.climbedD.pulled

7.A.difficultB.weakC.heavyD.thin

8.A.hand　B.touchC.pullD.ring

9.A.hurriedB.preferredC.wantedD.planned

10.A.cameroundB.lookedaroundC.goroundD.turnedaround

1-5BDCBA6-10BCAAD

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Jessiewasdrivinghomehappilyonthehighway.WhenJessiewasnearherexit,shesawsomethingunusualand1hercartotherightofthehighway.A（n）2hadhappenedontheleftside.Atruckhadhitacar.Jessiethoughtthatthepeopleinsidemustbe3hurt.

Notthinkingofthe4,Jessiehurriedtotheothersideoftheroad,thoughfewpeopledaredcrosssucha5road.Lookingintothecar,Jessiewas___6___toseeallofthepeoplemoving.

Jessiepulledoneofthecardoors.Itwouldn't7.Shewenttothenextdoor.Again,shecouldn'tmoveit."Pleasegetthechildrenout,"oneofthewomencalled.Jessie8alittleboyfromthecarandmovedhimtoa9place.Thenshewenttobringtheotherchildrentosafety.

Afterthelastchildwasoutofthecar,Jessiethoughtoftheboxinhercar.Shehadsomethinginitthatcouldhelpgetthatdooropen.Soshegotthe10quickly.AsJessiewasworkingonthedoor,thedriversaid,"Notmanypeoplewoulddowhatyou'