42. 1 heard this kind of medicine is (harm) to people. You’d better not take it.

41. There are too many (different) between us.

39. Nothing else can (分開) us except death.

40. Nobody noticed this (空的) box. In fact,it was made of gold.

38. The two workers (挖) a big hole in the garden yesterday.

37. (石油) and gas are unrewable natural resources.

36. The park has taken some (措施) to limit the number of visitors.

  If you eat junk food (垃圾食品) ，you can't really expect to grow up strong and healthy. But if you eat health food,you have a good chance of doing so. So how can we know which food is healthy? Unluckily,a lot of food looks good,but it isn5t really good,because it contains things that are harmful both to your health and the environment. Where are the things from? This is all to do with how people produce food: growing it on the fari processing (加工) it in factories,storing it and making it ready for you to eat.

   Here's what happens:

   Most farmers use chemicals (化學(xué)品) to stop their crops from getting sick. Many of these chemicals are kej the food you eat. Some people believe that this may cause illnesses. The chemicals may also pollute water and air,and kill lots of animals.

   Waste from farm animals causes a lot of pollution. Some of the waste gets into the water.

   Planes used by people to move food and drinks around also cause air pollution.

Most things that you drink,like cola,taste good,but something in them,including sugar,may be bad for your health. Sugary drinks make you fat and are bad for your teeth.

   What you can do:

   If you can'try and get organic (有機(jī)的) food. Organic food does not harm the environment. Animals kept organic farms are treated (對待) more kindly than the ones on factory farms.

   Eat fresh food whenever you can and cook at home. Don’t eat out too much. Cooking can be fun!

() 31. The word “contains” means “”.

   A. includes   B. grows   C. produces   D. sends 

() 32. What may be the results of using chemicals on crops?

① Crops may not get sick.

②The chemicals may stay in the food people eat.

③People may get sick after eating crops with chemicals in them.

④The chemicals may pollute the environment.

   A. ②③   B. ①②③   C. ②③④   D. ①②③④

() 33. Which of the following is NOT true?

   A. Planes in the sky may pollute the air.

   B. Waste from farm animals may pollute water.

   C. Organic farms are good for crops,but not for animals.

   D. Something in drinks may be bad for peopled health.

() 34. Organic farms are factory farms.

   A. better than   B. worse than   C. as good as   D. bigger than

() 35. The writer advises people to .

   A. grow crops themselves   B. be kind to animals   C. visit farms   D. cook at home

  Extreme (極) hot weather is common in many parts of the world. Although (盡管) hot weather just makes most people feel hot,it can cause serious health problems,even death.

   Floods,storms and other natural events kill thousands of people every year. So does extreme heat. Experts say heat may be nature's most dangerous killer.

   Health experts say that since 1900,very hot weather has killed more people in America than any other natural event. In 1995,more than 600 people died in heat wave in Chicago. In India,extreme heat has killed thousands of people during recent years. Temperatures reached almost fifty degrees in some areas.

   Doctors say people can do many things to protect themselves from the dangers of extreme heat. Stay out of the sun,if possible. Drink lots of cool water. Make sure you wear loose and light-coloured clothes. Wear a hat when in the sun. Also,cook foods during cooler times of the day.

() 26. Extreme hot weather takes place .

   A. all over the world   B. in many parts of the world

   C. in some parts of the world   D. in few parts of the world '

() 27. Heat killed hundreds of people .

   A. in America in 1900   B. in America in 1995

   C. during recent years in India   D. in Chicago in 1995

() 28. According to the article,people can take steps to protect themselves from heat.

   A. three   B. four   C. five   D. six

() 29. According to the article,very hot weather may be more dangerous than other natural events because.

   A. it's more common   B. it can kill more people   C. it causes heat wave   D. it causes health problems

() 30. The article is mainly about .

   A. all kinds of terrible natural events in the world

   B. some health problems caused by bad weather

   C. how to prevent health problems

   D. the dangerous extreme hot weather and the ways to protect ourselves

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   Can you think of a country without paper? British former Prime Minister (前首相） Gordon Brown,once had 16 idea. “Everyone in the country will be given their own website within four years,” he said. After 17 their own websites,people can do things on the Internet. For example,people can “see” 18 online,and doctors can also answer them online; 19 can learn about their children's studies online. Also,teachers don't need to give them report cards. Many people won’t need to go to their 20 . They can work at home.

   This not only 21 time,but also saves money. Most importantly,it is especially 22 for the environment. The country will save 23 paper if people do 24 many things through the Internet. Saving paper can save a lot of trees.

   If the plan is carried out,Britain will become the 25 country without paper.

() 16. A. so an   B. a so   C. such an   D. a such

() 17. A. have   B. having   C. had   D. being had

() 18. A. friends   B. illnesses   C. hospitals   D. doctors

() 19. A. workers   B. classmates   C. parents   D. officers

() 20. A. home   B. offices   C. neighbours   D. parks

() 21. A. saves   B. helps   C. wastes   D. takes

() 22. A. good   B. bad   C. harmful   D. terrible

() 23. A. no   B. few   C. little   D. a lot of

() 24. A. so   B. such   C. very   D. as

() 25. A. strongest   B. best   C. first   D. largest

() 15. —Sandy,we shouldn’t use plastic bags. Let's take our own bag .

—OK. And we also should walk driving to the supermarket.

   A. instead; instead   B. instead of; instead of   C. instead of; instead   D. instead; instead of