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         People didn't use to throw things away. They used to mend their clothes and reused them until they wore
    out. When they bought things, they used to carry shopping baskets. But now we don't reuse things well and
    more rubbish has been produced. We throw away 25 million tones of waste in our dustbins (垃圾箱) every
    year. That means one family throw away about one thousand kilos of waste.
         We have a strong reason to take it as a serious problem! The fact is that lots of rubbish we throw away
    could be reused or recycled (回收利用). The so-called rubbish isn't really rubbish.
         The UK is one of the worst recyclers in Europe. In other words, in the UK, they're recycling only about
    8% of their everyday waste. That's much less than many other countries. Germany recycles 10%, while
    Japan recycles 40%. The govemment has set a goal of recycling 30% of their everyday waste by the year
    2010. But it looks that it is not easy to reach it. As we know, some habits are difficult to change and some
    collection plans are expensive to carry out.
          At present, the movement called Recycle Now in the UK tries to change that situation. The Top designer
    (设计师) Oliver Heath is a strong fan of the movement. In 2005 he designed the first home built completeiy
    from recycled things, including metal cans and glass bottles. "It always makes me excited when I make good
    use of those recycled things," he said, " Maybe in the near future, you can also make something from recycled
    computer printers, plastic bags, bottle tops or CDs." When his story was reported on TV, more and more
    people begin to try his ideas.
         Some local (地方的) govemments have set up recycling centres where it's easy for families to take their
    empty bottles and old newspapers. Instead of throwing away the so-called rubbish, some families start doing
    more about it.
         With the effort of the whole country, we are happy to see some progress in some places in the UK.
    1. Do people produce more rubbish than before?
        _________________________________________________
    2. Why does the writer think rubbish is a serious problem? 
        _________________________________________________
    3. Which country recycles more than 10%, Cermany or Japan? 
        _________________________________________________
    4. How does Oliver Heath feel when he turns recycled things into something useful? 
        _________________________________________________
    5. What conclusion (结论) can you get about the recycling work in the UK? 
        _________________________________________________

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    More and more people think it necessary to study in an English-speaking country and it didn’t take long at all for me to decide to come and study in UK.
    I have been used to school life since I came here two months ago, and I am starting to enjoy most of my time in here. School starts at 9 o’clock every morning, and every Monday, Wednesday and Friday we have long days, in which we have 9 lessons and school finishes at 4 o’clock. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday we have short days, in which we have only 6 lessons and finish at 1 o’clock. After lessons, we have 2 hours of activity time, when you can choose from a number of activities, including many sports, such as rugby(英式橄榄球) , football, basketball and tennis.
    As a boarder(寄宿者), the quality of food is something I consider very important, and Merchiston has not let me down. The school kitchens are run by a professional company, and the quality of food is excellent, and they are always trying to make the diet healthy. One of the obvious advantages of being a boarder is that we can have breakfast in the school, which means we don’t have to pull ourselves out of bed as early as the day pupils!
    小题1:How many lessons do the students have every week in this school?
    A．15B．45C．27D．18
    小题2:The passage mainly tells us about __________________.
    A．the writer’s school life in the UK as a boarder
    B．the writer’s opinion of the school life in the UK
    C．the differences in school life between China and the UK
    D．the boarder life in a British middle school
    小题3:Which of the following has the closest meaning to the underlined phrase “ let me down” in the passage?
    A．made me blueB．cheered me up
    C．encouraged meD．made me surprised

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         One Sunday evening two men met in a London pub. One of them was very unhappy.
         "Life is terrible. Everything in the world is really boring," he said.
         "Don't say that," said the other man. "Life is marvelous! The world is so exciting! Think about Italy. It is a
    wonderful country. Have you ever been there?"
         "Oh, yes. I went there last year and I didn't like it."
         "Well, have you been to Norway(挪威)? Have you even seen the midnight sun?"
         "Oh, yes. I went in 1994 and I saw the midnight sun. I didn't enjoy it."
         "Well. I have just returned from Sahara Desert (撒哈拉沙漠) in Africa. Have you visited Africa yet?"
         "Yes. I went to Sahara Desert in Africa last year. It was really boring."
         "Well," said the other man, "I think you're very ill. Only the best psychiatrist(心理学家) can help you. Go to
    see Dr. Greenhaum in Harley Street."
         " I am Dr. Greenhaum," answered the man sadly.                                                      
    1.Where were the two men according to the passage?
    A. They were in Italy.            
    B. They were in Norway.
    C. They were in Sahara Desert.      
    D. They were in a London pub.
    2. When did the unhappy man go to Norway?
    A. Last year.    
    B. In 1994.      
    C. Two years ago.      
    D. We don't know.
    3. What does the underlined word "marvelous" mean in Chinese?
    A.  无聊的    
    B. 伤心的      
    C. 妙极了的      
    D. 乐观的
    4. Why did the man talk with the unhappy man?
    A. Because he wanted to make the unhappy man happy.
    B. Because he wanted to know who the unhappy man was.
    C. Because he wanted the unhappy man to pay for his drinks.
    D. Because they were good friends.
    5. After reading the passage, we can infer (推断) _______ .
    A. the man was angry with the unhappy man
    B. the man took the unhappy man to see the best psychiatrist
    C. the man was surprised to know the unhappy man was Dr. Greenhaum
    D. the man went away because the unhappy man didn't listen to him.

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    阅读短文,回答问题。
         People didn't use to throw things away. They used to mend their clothes
    and reused them until they wore out. When they bought things, they used to
    carry shopping baskets. But now we don't reuse things well and more
    rubbish has been produced. We throw away 25 million tones of waste in
    our dustbins every year. That means one family throw away about one
    thousand kilos of waste.
         We have a strong reason to take it as a serious problem! The fact is that
    lots of rubbish we throw away could be reused or recycled. The so-called
    rubbish isn't really rubbish.
         The UK is one of the worst recyclers in Europe. In other words, in the
    UK they're recycling only about 8% of their everyday waste. That's much
    less than many other countries. Germany recycles 10%, while Japan
    recycles 40%. The government has set a goal of recycling 30% of their
    everyday waste by the year 2010. But it looks that it is not easy to reach it.
    As we know, some habits are difficult to change and some collection plans
    are expensive to carry out.
         At present, the movement called Recycle Now in the UK tries to change
    that situation. The Top designer Oliver Heath is a strong fan of the movement.
    In 2005 he designed the first home built completely from recycled things,
    including metal cans and glass bottles. "It always makes me excited when
    I make good use of those recycled things," he said, "Maybe in the near future,
    you can also make something from recycled computer printers, plastic bags,
    bottle tops or CDs." When his story was reported on TV, more and more
    people begin to try his ideas.
         Some local governments have set up recycling centers where it's easy for
    families to take their empty bottles and old newspapers. Instead of throwing
    away the so-called rubbish, some families start doing more about it.
         With the effort of the whole country, we are happy to see some progress
    in some places in the UK.
    1. Do people produce more rubbish than before?
    ________________________________________________________________
    2. Why does the writer think rubbish is a serious problem?
    ________________________________________________________________
    3. According to the passage, can the UK recycle 30% of their everyday waste
    or not?
    ________________________________________________________________
    4. How does Oliver Heath feel when he turns recycled things into something
    useful?
    ________________________________________________________________
    5. What conclusion can you get about the recycling work in the UK?
    ________________________________________________________________

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    阅读理解

    　　What is a language for? Some people seem to think it's for practising grammar rules and learning words. That's wrong. A language is for the exchange of ideas. It's no good knowing all about a language if you can't use it.

    　　Many students I have been taught to know hundreds of grammar rules, but they can't speak correctly or freely. They are afraid of making mistakes. One shouldn't be afraid of making mistakes. We native speakers make mistakes, too. And we break rules. Bernard Shaw once said, “Foreigners often speak English too correctly. “But the mistakes that native speakers make are different from those that Chinese students make. They are English mistakes in the English language. And if enough native speakers break a rule, it is no longer a rule. What use to be wrong becomes right. The people not only make history, they also make a language. They can make their own language. They can't make another people's language.

    　　So Chinese students of English should pay attention to the grammar, but they shouldn't over do it. They should put communication(交际) first.

    1．We learn a foreign language when ________.

    [　　]

    A．we want to practise grammar rules

    B．we want to speak it correctly

    C．we want to know something about another country and its people

    D．we want to learn words

    2．While learning a foreign language ________.

    [　　]

    A．don't be afraid of making mistakes

    B．don't be afraid of speaking too correctly

    C．try to make mistakes like native speakers

    D．try to speak it incorrectly

    3．The passage says that while speaking English, Chinese students make mistakes ________.

    [　　]

    A．and some foreigners also make mistakes

    B．but foreigners never make mistakes

    C．and some Englishmen also make mistakes

    D．but native speakers never make mistakes

    4．The passage doesn't say, but it leads you to believe that ________.

    [　　]

    A．history is never changed

    B．history is always changing

    C．language is never changed

    D．language is always changing

    5．The writer of this passage is probably a ________.

    [　　]

    A．Chinese teacher
    B．foreign teacher
    C．Chinese student
    D．foreign student

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