Do you like eating chocolate? Would you like to eat free chocolate and get _______ for it? A company(公司) wants to pay you to eat _______ all day.

Mondelez International is _______ a chocolate taster(試吃者). The company needs someone to try the new chocolate and tell them if it's tasty. The taster is going to eat their new chocolate and _______ ideas and thoughts. So just saying "delicious" or "hmm, hmm" is not _______ .

The job sounds too _______ to be true. This may be the best and _______ job in the world, but at the same time you may get _______ easily.

The job needs seven and a half _______ a week between Tuesdays and Thursdays. To apply(申請(qǐng))for the ________ , visit the Mondelez website. Apply now and enjoy the delicious chocolate.

1.A.money B.food C.time D.meat

2.A.food B.chocolate C.drinks D.meat

3.A.looking for B.waiting for C.looking at D.asking for

4.A.get B.give C.buy D.hear

5.A.enough B.easy C.hard D.possible

6.A.bad B.good C.boring D.hard

7.A.hardest B.longest C.sweetest D.shortest

8.A.fat B.thin C.strong D.slim

9.A.seconds B.minutes C.hours D.days

10.A.present B.book C.chocolate D.job

People in America celebrate Mother’s Day. The first Mother’s Day was in 1913 in America. It’s also a holiday in some other countries like Denmark(丹麥) and Italy(意大利). It’s on the second Sunday in May. It’s a day to thank mothers. On that day mothers usually get flowers and cards. On the cards, children like writing “Thanks, Mum”, “To the best mother in the world”, “Happy Mother’s Day” and so on. Children also give presents to their mothers and some children go out and try to do something nice for their mothers.

1.Mother’s Day is on .

A.the second Saturday in June B.the first Sunday in May

C.the second Sunday in May D.the first Saturday in May

2.Mothers usually receive flowers and cards from .

A.their mothers B.their fathers

C.their children D.their friends

These days, most people in the UK and the US wear informal(非正式的)clothes. But sometimes it is important to wear the right thing.

Many British people don’t think about clothes very much. When they go out to enjoy themselves, they can wear almost anything. At theatres, cinemas and concerts you can put on anything you like:from beautiful suits and dresses to jeans and sweaters. Anything goes, but you should look clean and tidy. But in the UK, as well as in the US, men in offices usual]y wear suits and ties and women wear dresses or skirts (not trousers).

Doctors and business people always wear quite formal clothes. And in some hotels and restaurants, men have to wear ties and women have to wear tidy dresses.

In many ways, Americans are less formal than British people, but they are more careful with their clothes. At home, or on holiday, most Americans wear informal or sports clothes. But when they go out in the evening, they like to look nice. In good hotels and restaurants, men have to wear jackets and ties, and women have to wear pretty clothes.

It is difficult to say exactly(確切地)what people wear in the UK and the US, because everyone is different. If you are not sure what to wear, watch what other people do and then do the same. You'll feel good if you don't look too different from everyone else.

1.At concerts British people .

A.should wear sweaters B.can wear anything they like

C.should wear suits and ties D.have to wear sports clothes

2.Women in the UK and the US have to wear tidy dresses when they are .

A.at a cinema B.meeting friends at home

C.at a party D.having dinner in some top restaurants

3.What does the passage mainly tell us?

A.Women can’t wear trousers in offices.

B.We should wear differently because everyone is different

C.What British and American people wear now.

D.British people are more careful with their clothes than American people.

If you are a Harry Potter fan, you should go to the London Zoo;if you think you are a wizard or witch(巫師), you should really go to the London Zoo. At the zoo, you can see the real scene of the first Harry Potter film and test yourself to see whether you have magic power(魔力)or not.

The London Zoo opened in 1828. It had the first children’s zoo, the first reptile(爬蟲)house, the first public aquarium(水族館)and the first insect(昆蟲)house.

Today, the magical zoo is home to more than 12,000 animals, including Asian lions and South bears. There is a lot to do, plenty to see and much to learn. You can see jellyfish(水母)in the aquarium; you can watch penguins queue along the pool to jump into the water; you can try talking to snakes in the reptile house just like Harry Potter!

Now the zoo is trying to replace cages with enclosures(圈地)and is creating a natural environment for the animals and giving a more real experience to visitors. For example, in 2007, it opened the new “Gorilla Kingdom” to the public.

So if you are an animal lover, you should go to the London Zoo, too.

1.How long has the London Zoo been open?

A.About 83 years. B.About 191 years.

C.About 283 years. D.About 383 year.

2.Where can you try talking to snakes just like Harry Potter?

A.In the insect house. B.In the public aquarium.

C.In the first children's zoo. D.In the reptile house.

3.What can’t you do in the London Zoo?

A.You can see the real scene of the first Harry Potter film.

B.You can test yourself to see whether you have magic power.

C.You can make yourself a witch.

D.You can see many kinds of animals.

Growing up in England, the best thing for my classmates and I was reading stories. Among them, The Ugly Duckling(《丑小鴨》) was a popular one.

The story of The Ugly Duckling describes a poor young bird. All the ducks laugh at him for his ugly looks- he is small and grey. Feeling sad, he runs away from home. Along the way, he meets wild ducks and hens, but can't find a good friend. After lots of sadness and difficluty, the poor duckling looks down into a pond. He is shocked by his reflection(倒影) in the water. He finds that he has grown up to be a beautiful swan.

This children's fairy tale has been beloved for years. It's even been made into a musical and a Disney movie. Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen wrote it in 1843. The story teaches us many valuable lessons. For example, we should not judge(評(píng)價(jià)) a person by his or her looks. It is inner beauty that makes a person special.

The story's message is well-known around the world. Today, we use the phrase "ugly duckling" to describe something ugly that ends up becoming beautiful later.

1.All the ducks laugh at the ugly duckling because .

A. he can't swim as well as the other ducks B. he sounds different from other ducks

C. he has an ugly looks D. he is afraid to be around others.

2.The ugly duckling runs away from home because he feels .

A. sad B. angry C. worried D. surprised

3.The writer of the fairy tale is from .

A. Denmark B. England C. France D. America

4.The lesson we can learn from the story is that .

A. We shouldn't judge a book by its cover. B. We should be nice to our friends.

C. Looks are very important to some people. D. Never believe what you see.

根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容, 從方框中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)多余。

Millie: Hello, Peter. You’re at home.

Peter: Yes. Please come in.

Millie:_________

Peter: Oh, no. It’s too cold outside. I don’t want to go out._________

Millie: Don’t stay at home. It’s good to exercise on the cold day.

Peter: You’re right._________

Millie: Would you like to play tennis?

Peter: Sorry, I can’t play it.

Millie:_________

Peter: I think it’s boring(無聊的).

Millie:_________

Peter: Let me think. Oh, I can only play football.

Millie: OK. Let’s play it.

A. Then what’s your favourite sport?

B. I don’t like the cold weather.

C. What about running?

D. I don’t know how to play.

E. Shall we go out to do some sports

F. What do you like to do?

G. But what sport can we do?

1.______

2.______

3.______

4.______

5.______

句子翻譯

1.他的爺爺擅長(zhǎng)制作橘燈。

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2.我們能從巧克力中獲得很多能量。

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3.每天做一次早操對(duì)我們的健康有益。

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4.這個(gè)發(fā)卡和她的衣服很相配, 但是太貴了。

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5.我們有關(guān)于世界各地不同節(jié)日的演出。

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In China, most students go to school by bike or by bus. If the school is not far, they usually walk to school every day. Few students are late for class. But things are different in other countries.

In many Western countries, students live far from their schools and they have different ways to get to school. Many students go to school by car. If there is an underground system(系統(tǒng)) in the city, they can go by underground(地鐵). In some countries, there are double-deckers. The double-decker has two floors and it can carry more people. So some students can take a double-decker to school. Scooters(踏板車) are popular with students in some Western countries. If you don't need to take a bus to school, you can go by scooter. It makes your trip more interesting and exciting. In some cold countries, such as Finland and Iceland, it often snows. The students in towns may take a bus, but the students in villages far from the school have to go by sledge(雪橇) because there is snow everywhere. It takes a little longer. Sometimes, the students may be late for school. If it snows heavily, the students have to teach themselves at home.

1.In China, if the students live near the school, how do they usually go to school every day?

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2.In some Western countries, which way to go to school is more interesting and exciting?

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3.Why do some students in Iceland go to school by sledge?

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Be careful____ the broken glass on the ground. It may hurt you.

A.with B.on C.to D.beyond