Electric bicycles which run on battery-operated (电瓶) motors are winning over riders of ordinary bikes   41 their speed, quality and environmental advantage.
They were first   42 on 1980s in China, but the selling was not very good. Today, thanks 43  improvements on battery quality, the electric bikes sell well. There are now more than 100 electric bicycle producers in China and 26 million such bicycles were produced in 2011. Japan is another large  44  of such bicycles in the world with a total production reaching 381,721in 2010.
  45 China is one of the largest producers of electric bicycles in the world, the   46  of its producers with mass production (大批量生产) is actually small.
Electric bicycles are still   47 in China. Time is needed for people to become familiar with them and accept them. Each bike’s price of between 2,000 yuan (US $318) and 3,000 yuan (US $477) is still  48  for ordinary citizens (民众). Although such bikes are quick, safe and 49 to operate, their batteries still have shortcomings (不足). They weigh more than 10 kilograms; their service life is   50  two years and they   51  400 yuan each.
There were more than 450 million bikes in China in 2006. If just one percent of all these bikes are replaced by electric  52  , the market will be very large. And   53  the battery is further improved and the price is    54   , many of us will not be able to keep back from    55  the latest electric bikes

Electric bicycles which run on battery-operated (电瓶) motors are winning over riders of ordinary bikes   41  their speed, quality and environmental advantage.

   They were first   42  on 1980s in China, but the selling was not very good. Today, thanks  43   improvements on battery quality, the electric bikes sell well. There are now more than 100 electric bicycle producers in China and 26 million such bicycles were produced in 2011. Japan is another large  44   of such bicycles in the world with a total production reaching 381,721in 2010.

      45  China is one of the largest producers of electric bicycles in the world, the   46   of its producers with mass production (大批量生产) is actually small.

Electric bicycles are still   47  in China. Time is needed for people to become familiar with them and accept them. Each bike’s price of between 2,000 yuan (US $318) and 3,000 yuan (US $477) is still   48   for ordinary citizens (民众). Although such bikes are quick, safe and  49  to operate, their batteries still have shortcomings (不足). They weigh more than 10 kilograms; their service life is   50   two years and they   51   400 yuan each.

There were more than 450 million bikes in China in 2006. If just one percent of all these bikes are replaced by electric  52   , the market will be very large. And   53   the battery is further improved and the price is    54    , many of us will not be able to keep back from    55   the latest electric bikes

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2.A. build   B. built   C. building   D. to build

3.A. for  B. in   C. by   D. to

4.A. producer   B. production   C. produce   D. to produce

5.A. But   B. If    C. Although    D. When

6.A. buyer   B. number   C. price   D. owner     

7.A. old   B. tall   C. new    D. short

8.A. small   B. large   C. expensive   D. high

9.A. easy    B. difficult    C. hard    D. easily

10.A. other than  B. more than    C. over    D. less than

11.A. spend    B. cost    C. take    D. make

12.A. cars    B. bike    C. ones    D. one 

13.A. where     B. unless   C. whether    D. if

14.A. increased    B. raised    C. reduced    D. lifted

15.A. buying     B. brought    C. to buy     D. buy

Electric bicycles which run on battery-operated (电瓶) motors are winning over riders of ordinary bikes1their speed, quality and environmental advantage.
They were first2on 1980s in China, but the selling was not very good. Today, thanks3improvements on battery quality, the electric bikes sell well. There are now more than 100 electric bicycle producers in China and 26 million such bicycles were produced in 2011. Japan is another large4of such bicycles in the world with a total production reaching 381,72lin 2010.
5China is one of the largest producers of electric bicycles in the world, the6of its producers with mass production (大批量生产) is actually small.
Electric bicycles are still7in China. Time is needed for people to become familiar with them and accept them. Each bike’s price of between 2,000 yuan (US $318) and 3,000 yuan (US $477) is still8for ordinary citizens (民众). Although such bikes are quick, safe and9to operate, their batteries still have shortcomings (不足). They weigh more than 10 kilograms; their service life is10two years and they11400 yuan each.
There were more than 450 million bikes in China in 2006. If just one percent of all these bikes are replaced by electric12, the market will be very large. And13the battery is further improved and the price is14, many of us will not be able to keep back from15the latest electric bikes

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配对阅读，阅读I栏中几个人物的信息，并从II栏中选出适合他们的选项，并将其字母编号填写在题前括号内。

I

1. Amy comes from America and she likes Beijing Opera. She wants to go to the theater to see Beijing Opera.

2. Tina is in No.3 Middle School. Basketball is her favorite sport. She wants to find someone to play basketball with her after school.

3. Li Hong hardly does any sports so she is weak. She wants to become strong and healthy.

4. Andrew is going to Beijing for vacation. He is looking for someone who can be his tour guide on the Internet.

5. Yang Ming likes animals and he wants to go to the zoo this weekend.

II

A. Emily is in No.3 Middle School and she likes basketball very much. She plays basketball every day after school.

B. If you like seeing Beijing Opera, you can go to Anhua Theater. It is a big theater. You can enjoy Beijing Opera there.

C. You can get a lot of information on the Internet. But remember, surfing the Internet too long is bad for your health.

D. If you want to become strong and healthy, you should do sports. It’s a good idea to join a sports club.

E. There are many kinds of animals in Beijing Zoo. If you like animals, you can go there.

F. Zhang Hua is good at swimming. He swims twice a week. He is very strong and athletic. You can learn to swim from him.

G. Wang Jiang was born in Beijing and he is familiar with Beijing. He wants to work as a tour guide during the summer vacation.

Even though she’s quite young, Drew Barrymore can be a Hollywood legend (传奇). She was born on February 22, 1975, in California. Being from a family that produced great actors, she quickly found her way into the spotlight (聚光灯).

When she was 11 months old, she made her first advertisement on TV. She made her first movie at the age of 2. Five years later, she acted Gertie in Steven Spielberg’s famous film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial(1982).

However, it wasn’t all roses and sunshine when Barrymore was growing up. She was drinking wine by the time she was 9, smoking marijuana (大麻) at 10.

Most kid stars in Hollywood fail to become stars as adults. And most of the time, once they’re out of the spotlight, they stay out. But Drew Barrymore doesn’t.

As she was growing older, Barrymore started to realize that life is more meaningful than dangerous actions in the films. She started to build a career in 1997. She has made a series of successful films since then, including Charlie’s Angels (2000) and 50 First Dates (2004).

“In my life, there is darkness and drama, and I have yet to explore some of that in my work life. I just want to challenge (挑战) myself and prove that I can do more.”

Actually, anyone who’s not familiar with her disordered childhood might find it hard to believe she’s such a sweet person now. Like many of the characters she plays in her comedy, Drew is easy-going and laughs a lot. In 2007, she was on the cover of People magazine’s 100 Most Beautiful People issue.

“Life is very interesting … in the end, some of your greatest pains, become your greatest strengths,” Drew said.

1.Drew Barrymore made her first movie in          .

A. 1975                       B. 1977              C. 1979              D. 1982

2.Drew Barrymore can be a Hollywood legend mainly because           .

A. she was born form a family that produced great actors

B. she used to be a famous kid star in Hollywood

C. she always has roses and sunshine in her life

D. she didn’t give up even when she met difficulties

3.Which is the correct order of Drew Barrymore’s life?

①She made the film Charlie’s Angels.

②She is on the cover of People magazine’s 100 Most Beautiful People issue.

③ She started to drink wine and smoke marifuana.

④ She acted Gertie in Steven Spielberg’s famous film E.T. the Extra- Terrestrial.

A.①④②③                B.④②①                     ③C.④③②①                      D.①③②④

4.Which of the following chart can best describe Drew Barrymore’s career (till 2007) ?