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　　Peter: How do you spend your day, Rose?

　　Rose: Well, on weekdays I 1． up at around ten. Then I 2． the paper for an hour and eat lunch at twelve.

　　Peter: Really? What time 3． you go to work?

　　Rose: I start work at three.

　　Peter: And 4． do you get home at night?

　　Rose: I get home very late, around midnight.

　　Peter: So what do you do?

　　Rose: I'm a TV announcer (播音员). Don't you know me? I do the weather report on Shandong TV.

　　Peter: Oh, I'm sorry, I 5． watch TV often.

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Complete the conversation.

Mike: How do you spend your day, Gina?

Gina: Well, on weekdays I (1) _____ up around ten. Then I (2)_____the paper for an hour and have lunch at about noon.

Mike: Really? What time (3) ______ you go to work?

Gina: I start work at three.

Mike: And (4) ______ do you get home at night?

Gina: I get home pretty late, around midnight.

Mike: So what do you do, exactly?

Gina: I’m a TV announcer. Don’t you recognize me? I do the weather report on KNTV.

Mike: Gee, I’m sorry. I ( 5 ) _______ watch TV.

Young Min Kim，a journalist from Students around the world，interviews an American university student，Lisa Conroy．They talk about living on a student budget（预算）

Young Min: Thanks for talking with me today，Lisa．Tell us a little bit about yourself．

Lisa: Well，I’m twenty-one，and I’m a junior 2 at a university in Chicago．

Young Min: How are you paying for your college education?

Lisa: The costs for every semester are about $15，000．At the start of each semester my parents pay the $10，000 tuition（学费）．I also get $2，000 in financial aid（助学金）．I have to make money for the rest by myself．

Young Min: How do you do that?

Lisa: I have a part-time job at a hotel．I work about twenty hours a week，and make about $320．

Young Min: How do you spend that money?

Lisa: It helps to pay for my room．It also pays for things like my mobile phone transportation and clothes．

Lisa: That’s true! I keep my budget carefully so I don’t have to borrow．I don’t like to borrow money from people．

Young Min: You don’t have much money for fun，do you?

Lisa: I hardly ever go to the movies．My roommate and I usually rent（租） videos．

     and share the cost, so it’s cheaper.

Young Min: How else do you save money?

Lisa: I don’t go to restaurants．I make meals with my roommates so it’s cheaper to eat．I try to walk or ride my bicycle to college．Oh ，and I buy a lot of my clothes at second-hand stores．You can find some very cheap，decent clothes in those stores．

Young Min: So much for this．Thank you．

Lisa: You are welcome!

1．Lisa’s parents pay _________ in tuition each semester．

A．$15，000               B．$10，000                C．$5，000                 D．$2，000

2．Lisa has a part-time job at a __________

A．restaurant               B．theater                    C．hotel                       D．campus

3．Some of Lisa’s costs include __________．

A．mobile phone，books and clothes

B．food，computer games and transportation

C．restaurants，clothes and cars

D．transportation，clothes and medicine．

4．Lisa tries to keep a budget so she doesn’t have to __________

A．buy cheap clothes                                       B．ride her bicycle

C．borrow money                                           D．buy clothes at second-hand stores

5．The title for the passage should be ________．

A．Making money                                           B．saving money

C．Spending money                                        D．My money

Christopher Reeve was a successful actor，famous for the Superman films．But disaster came in 1995 when he fell from his horse and broke his back．The doctors thought he would die．However，he made amazing progress．At first，he couldn't breathe without a machine，but he learnt to breathe on his own．

Christopher made speeches all over the USA about his experiences，This encouraged a lot of people with all kinds of problems．

From their home，Christopher and his wife Dana spoke about their life after the accident．

Could you say something about your life after the accident?

“Four days after the accident，I came to understand my situation．The doctors said I was not going to pull through．Those days were terrible．But my wife Dana said，‘You are still you and I love you．Be confident in yourself’．And that saved my life．Since that moment I have never thought of giving up．Of course，I've had moments of feeling sorry for myself，but I've never had any thoughts of killing myself．”

What do you think of your family?

“Great! Dana is so wonderful．We have always got on really well．My parents often quarreled with each other when I was young．But they've got closer since the accident．”

How do you spend your time?

“I spend most of my time on charity work to improve the life for all disabled people．I think they need my help．With the progress of new medical research，I'm confident that people like me would be able to walk again one day．So you can see I'm far too busy to think of giving up!”

Christopher Reeve died on October 10，2004．But people all over the world will always remember him as a superhero．

1．What does the first paragraph mainly talk about?

A．His riding accident．                       B．His marriage．

C．His death．                             D．His films．

2．The underlined sentence “I'm far too busy to think of giving up!” means _________．

A．So far I have been busy thinking of giving up

B．I'm so busy that I have no time to think of giving up

C．I'm so busy that I have to think of giving up

D．I have been so busy．So I have no time to think

3．Why did he spend most of his time on charity work?

A．Because he wanted people to remember him．

B．Because his wife asked him to do so．

C．Because he thought he would die soon．

D．Because he wanted to help disabled people．

4．Which of the following is TRUE?

A．The doctors thought he could breathe without a machine．

B．His speeches encouraged a lot of people with problems．

C．His parents got on well with each other before the accident．

D．Christopher Reeve never felt sorry for himself．

—How do you spend your weekends?

—At weekends I prefer _______ at home to _______ out.

A. staying, going                   B. stay, going             C. staying, to                   D. to stay, go