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In my home I have a friend, a very good friend Her name is Lily. She is young and nice. When (当……的时候) I am at school, she plays with a ball or lines at home. At about five o'clock in the afternoon, she stands at the door and meets me. When I read books at my desk in the evening, she sits on my desk or under my chair. She's a cat. When I go to bed, she rests under my bed too.
Ran Mei and Li Shan like the yellow and white cat very much. But when they come to see her after school, she is under the bed, in a box, or behind the door.
(1) When I am at school, Lily ________.
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(2) Han Mei and Li Shan come to my home to ________.
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(3) When does Lily stand at the door and meet me?
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(4) Lily is the name of ________.
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(5) What color is Lily?
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Aunt Li is twenty-one. She lives on the eighteenth floor in this building. She lives with her father, her mother and her brother.
Every morning she gets into the lift and leaves her home at eight and gets back home about half past five.
She works very hard in a bookshop. The bookshop is about a hundred metres from the building. So she goes there on foot.
She stands at the counter(柜台) and there are many, many books behind her. She knows many interesting stories and she has many books in her room, too. Sometimes she gives us one or two books on our birthdays. So children in this tall building all like her.
1．Aunt Li is .
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．An old woman B．a young woman C．a girl D．a girl of five2
．She lives in .[
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．a house B．a tall building C．a lift D．a small raom3
．There are people in her family.[
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．three B．four C．five D．two4
．Aunt Li goes up and down the building .[
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．on foot B．uses a lift C．by bike D．using a lift5
．The bookshop is the tall building.[
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．very far from B．next to C．near D．far from6
．Aunt Li goes to work .[
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．on foot B．by bus C．by bike D．by car7
．Aunt Li is a .[
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．bookseller B．teacher C．doctor D．singer8
．There are in the bookshop.[
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．no books B．some books C．many books D．some picture books9
．Aunt Li books.[
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．doesn't like B．like C．has many D．borrow10
．Children in the building .[
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．like she B．like her C．don't like her D．dislike her| 改错题。 | |
| 1. He told us about the countries where he had visited. 2. Egypt is a country where is famous for its pyramids. 3. China is the country which he spent the best part of his life. 4. The days when we spent together cannot be easily forgotten. 5. The house stands at the place that the two roads meet. 6. We shall visit the college where his father teaches there. 7. I know the reason that she looks so worried. 8. He left me the book, that is very useful for me. 9. This is the room which food is kept. 10. April 15, 1976 is the day when we'll never forget. |
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The 2012 London Olympic Games are around the corner. If you have the chance to visit Britain yourself, you can see at every bus stop the British people form a queue. You may have read about it, but you will still feel amazed to see it with your own eyes.
It’s an amazing social behavior; it brings the British to a higher level of civilization(文明). At least that is what one German professor thinks. The professor named Joseph Heinrich and his workmates say that standing in line is the “highest form of cooperative(协作的) group behavior”.
The social rules(细则) of standing in line are also interesting. For example, you need to be able to decide the correct distance to the person in front of you. Get too close and there is a danger of entering other people’s personal space. This is a serious mistake and often makes other people angry. However, when you leave too much space, the next person is likely to ask: “Are you in the queue?” This may sound polite but in fact it means: “Can’t you stand in line properly?”
In no other countries can you see the one-man queue except in Britain. If a British person arrives at a bus stop and no one else is there, he will not simply wait. Instead, he stands at the head of the queue.
Tourists are often unfamiliar with local customs(习俗), and if they do not get in line behind the British person, he or she will tell them strictly: “This is a queue.”
Though it might seem that the British people take their queues too Seriously, one thing is certain: queues can save lives. In dangerous situations, standing in line has prevented them from getting very frightened.
In the serious train accident in 1999, people who were hurt formed a queue as they escaped from their trains. One writer later wrote about a polite man who let her pass with a quiet “after you”.
| Topic | Queuing in Britain |
| Professors’ (34) of queuing | ● The British have (35) a higher level of civilization. ● It is the highest form of cooperative group behavior. |
| Social rules of queuing | ● You should stand (36) too close to nor far from the person in front of you. ● Even if there is only one British person waiting for a bus, he queues too. ● If tourists do not queue, they will be strictly reminded to (37) the local custom. |
| The power of queuing | The British queued and kept calm even in face of (38) . |
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| 1. The man came yesterday is our English teacher. 2. The students are playing football on the playground are of Class Two. 3. This is all which I can do for you. 4. Can you think of anyone who's house was here? 5. The watch that Mother bought it for me works very well. 6. This is the only book that were borrowed from the library. 7. The day which she had to leave arrived at last. 8. The doctor whom they want to see have come. 9. Do you know the young man whom has been chosen chairman? 10. The park stands at the place that the two rivers meet. |
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