In the UK, there are two different types of school. One is free for every child in the country;   41   kind makes you pay for your education.

The free schools are known as “state schools” and the schools that   42   are known as “public schools”.

The UK has many famous public schools, such as Eton (伊頓公學(xué)), Harrow (哈羅中學(xué)) and Winchester (溫徹斯特中學(xué)). Children from around the world come to the UK to study at these schools. Prince William studied at Eton.

  43   most kids go to state schools. Only about one in 10 goes to a public school. Fees (學(xué)費(fèi)) at public schools can be very   44  . It can cost around 200,000 yuan for one year.

There are differences between state and public schools. Public schools generally attract better   45  , because they offer higher salaries（薪水）.

Because public schools have   46   money to spend than state schools, they also have nicer facilities (設(shè)施). Some have football fields, gyms and swimming pools for their students to use.

Facilities in state schools are not usually as good. They often have to   47   with other nearby schools.

Despite (盡管) these differences, kids learn the same things, whichever type of school they go to.   48   schools must follow the National Curriculum, which is set by the government. It   49   teachers what they must teach their students.

This means that whether you are rich or poor, you will still receive a basic level of  50  .

1. A. other                B. others              C. another           D. the other 

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

3. A. And                     B. But                C. Although           D. Besides

4. A. high         B. low                C. expensive            D. cheap

5. A. students       B. teachers             C. professors            D. visitors

6. A. less        B. little                C. much            D. more

7. A. share        B. talk       C. play              D. help

8. A. Every        B. Some               C. Most             D. All

9. A. says         B. asks                C. tells                   D. allows

10. A. living       B. work      C. education           D. study

 

Some students cheat(作弊) because they’re busy or lazy and they want to get good grades without   43   the time studying. Other students might feel that they can’t pass the test without cheating. Even when there seems to be a “good reason” for cheating, it isn’t a good   44  .

A student who thinks cheating is the only way to pass a test   45   to talk with the teacher and his or her parents so they can find some better ways together. Talking about these problems and   46   them out will help feel better than cheating.

If a student gets   47   cheating, the teacher may give a “zero” on the test, send him or her to the head teacher’s office, and call his or her parents. Worse than the bad grade may be the feeling of having disappointed those people,   48   parents and teachers. A parent may worry that you are not an   49   person and a teacher might watch you more   50   the next time you’re taking a test.

There are plenty of reasons why a kid shouldn’t cheat, but some students have already cheated. If that’s you, it’s   51   too late to stop cheating. Cheating can become a habit, but a student is always able to act better and make better   52  . It might help to talk the problem over with a parent, teacher, or friend.  

1.A. taking         B. spending         C. costing          D. using

2.A. idea           B. purpose          C. custom           D. conclusion

3.A. decides        B. hopes                C. refuses              D. needs

4.A. breaking       B. dreaming         C. missing          D. working

5.A. caught         B. offered          C. appeared         D. suggested

6.A. and            B. besides          C. like             D. among

7.A. outside        B. advantageous     C. interesting          D. honest

8.A. closely        B. bravely          C. certainly            D. hardly

9.A. always     B. never                C. once             D. neither

10.A. education     B. decisions            C. challenges           D. risks

 

Some students cheat(作弊) because they’re busy or lazy and they want to get good grades without (41) the time studying. Other students might feel that they can’t (42) the test without cheating. Even when there seems to be a “good reason” for cheating, it isn’t a good (43).

A student who thinks cheating is the only way to pass a test (44) to talk with the teacher and his or her parents so they can find some better ways together. Talking about these problems and (45) them out will help feel better than cheating.

    If a student gets (46) cheating, the teacher may give a “(47)” on the test, send him or her to the head teacher’s (48), and call his or her parents. Worse than the (49) grade may be the feeling of having disappointed those people, (50) parents and teachers. A parent may worry that you are not an (51) person and a teacher might watch you more (52) the next time you’re taking a test.

There are plenty of reasons why a kid shouldn’t cheat, but some students have already cheated. If that’s you, it’s (53) too late to stop cheating. Cheating can become a (54), but a student is always able to act better and make better (55). It might help to talk the problem over with a parent, teacher, or friend.   

41. A. taking                 B. spending                   C. costing                     D. using

42. A. write                  B. exercise                    C. pass                         D. expect 

43. A. idea                    B. purpose                    C. custom                    D. conclusion

44. A. decides               B. hopes                       C. refuses                            D. needs

45. A. breaking              B. dreaming                  C. missing                    D. working

46. A. caught                B. offered                     C. appeared                  D. suggested

47. A. prize                   B. result                       C. zero                        D. treat

48. A. office                 B. school                      C. seat                         D. conversation

49. A. natural                B. dangerous                 C. anxious                    D. bad

50. A. and                     B. besides                     C. like                          D. among

51. A. outside                B. advantageous            C. interesting                D. honest

52. A. closely                B. bravely                     C. certainly                   D. hardly

53. A. always                B. never                       C. once                        D. neither

54. A. menu                  B. medicine                   C. habit                        D. match

55. A. education            B. decisions                  C. challenges                D. risks  

  

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Some students cheat ( 作弊) because they're busy or lazy and they want to get good grades without __1___ the time studying. Other students might feel that they can't __2___ the test without cheating.   Even when there seems to be a "good reason" for cheating,  it isn't a good __3___.      A student who thinks cheating is the only way to pass a test __4___ to talk with the teacher and his   or her parents ,so they can find some better ways  together. Talking about these problems and __5___ them out will help feel better than cheating.      If a student is __6___ cheating, the teacher may give a " __7___" on the test, send him or her to the headteacher's __8___, and call his or her parents. Worse than the ___9__ grade may be the feeling of having disappointed those people, ___10__ parents and teachers. A parent may worry that you are not an ___11__ person and a teacher might watch you more ___12__ the next time you're taking a test.      There are plenty of reasons why a kid shouldn't cheat, but some students have already cheated. If that's  you, it's ___13__ too late to stop cheating. Cheating can become a  __14___, but a student is always  able to act better and make better _15____. It might help to talk the problem over with a parent, teacher or friend.
(     ) 1. A. taking     (     ) 2. A. write     (     ) 3. A. idea       (     ) 4. A. decides   (     ) 5. A. breaking   (     ) 6. A. caught     (     ) 7. A. prize     (     ) 8. A. office     (     ) 9. A. bad       (     ) 10. A. and       (     ) 11. A. outgoing (     ) 12. A. closely   (     ) 13. A. always   (     ) 14. A. menu     (     ) 15. A. education	B. spending     B. exercise     B. purpose       B. hopes         B. working       B. offered       B. result       B. school       B. dangerous     B. besides       B. honest       B. bravely       B. never         B. medicine     B. decisions	C. costing         C. pass           C. conclusion     C. needs           C. missing         C. appeared       C. zero           C. seat           C. anxious         C. like           C. interesting     C. certainly       C. once           C. habit           C. challenges