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3.A.About20. B.Around5:00. B.Theyareneighbours.
C.Atthestreetcorner. C.Theyareclassmates.
4.A.Ithinkso. B.ThatsOK. 20.Whichanimalisnotmentionedintheconversation?
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peopleinChina.
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C.transport D.technology
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A.Somecakes. 28.Wewerealldisappointedat .
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Sichuanstylerestaurant.Afterwalkingintoastore,yousee Asof2015,7yearsaftershestarted,therewere83
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cities.Chineseproductshavebeen 31 worldwide. A.Buildingherfirstgarden.
ChinesefoodhasbeenenjoyedinWesterncountriesfora B.Givingthecabbageplantfood.
longtime.To 32 localpeoplestastes,Chineserestaurants C.HelpingMominthelocalsoupkitchen.
havemadesomechangestothe 33 .UnlikeChinese, D.Donatingthecabbagetopeopleinneed.
Australianpeopledontliketoeatmeatwiththebone 34 , 40.Whorunsthe83gardens?
soChineserestaurantsthereprovidebigpiecesofmeatwithout A.Hungrypeoplethere.
bones, 35 forfish. B.KatieStaglianoherself.
SomeChinesebrands(())arealsobecomingmore C.Kidsfrom9to16.
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HaierfridgesandLenovocomputers.Andmorethanhalfof41.KatiesKrops .
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simplymadeinChina,butdesignedanddevelopedinthe B.hasitsownsoupkitchenseverywhere
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Inthepast,mostWesternpeoplethoughtChineseproducts D.helpsfighthungerintheirowncommunities
werecheapandnotdependable.Butnow,thingshavechanged 42.Katiesstorysounds .
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38 Chinesebrands. C.boring D.tiring
29.A.forfun B.atwork C.onsale D.inuse B
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plantfood.ItgrewtobeHUGE!Forty
poundshuge!
Katiewantedtodosomethingspecialwiththisvery
specialcabbage.Withhermomshelp,shedecidedtodonate
(23)ittoalocalsoupkitchentohelpfeedthehungryin
hercommunityofSummerville,SouthCarolina.
Whenshearrivedtomakeherdonation,shesawalong
lineofpeoplewaitingforfood.Then,Katieservedhercabbage
totheguest.Asthemanypeoplethankedher,sheknewshe
couldandshoulddomoretohelp.
Withthehelpofherparentsandschool,KatiesKropswas
born!KatiesKropsplantsgardenstogrowfoodthatisdonated
tolocalsoupkitchenstofeedthehungry.43.Whoplaystheleadingroleinmakingdecisions? A.HowdoestheStroopTestwork?
A.Cat. B.Marc. C.Iggy. D.Barney. B.Whatisexecutivecontrolsystem?
44.Theunderlinedword"awesome"probablymeans . C.Aremonolingualpeoplesmarter?
A.awful B.crazy C.nervous D.fantastic D.Arebilingualpeoplebetteratsomeskills?
45.WhatdoweknowabouttheIslandClub? D
A.Itsanewplaceforthethreefriends. Itseemsthatfooddeliverymen(?@A)arealwaysina
B.ItsoneofthetopclubsoftheUK. hurry.Theywearblue,redoryellowhelmetsandmanyof
C.Coffeeisalwaysfreethere. themdontfollowtrafficrules. 50 Theyusemobilephones
D.Iggypreferstoeatthere. whiledriving.
C Therudebehaviorhascaughtthepublicsattention.Inthe
Researchersinthe1960sfoundbilingual(456)people firsthalfof2017,fooddeliverymenhad76trafficaccidentsin
scoredhigheronintelligence(78)teststhanmonolingual Shanghai,accordingtoShanghaiPublicSecurityBureau.That
peoplewhospeakonlyonelanguage.Thelateststudiesshow meanseverytwoandahalfdays,afooddeliverymanwilldieor
thatbeingbilingualdoesnotnecessarilymakepeoplecleverer, gethurtontheroad.
butitprobablydoesmakeyoubetteratcertainskills. 51 Thestrictrulesofthefooddeliveryservicecompanies
Imaginedrivingdownthehighway.Thereremanythings andtheanxiouscustomersmaybetheanswer.Manycompanies
thatcouldattractyourattentionandyoureallyneedtobeable willfine(BC)adeliverymanupto2,000yuan,ifhefailsto
towatchallofthem.Whywouldbilingualismmakeyouany deliveranorderontime,reportedChinaDaily. 52
betteratthat? Tosolvetheproblem,fooddeliveryservicecompanies
Theansweristhatbilingualpeopleareoftenbetterat needtoimprovetheirincentivesystems,notedCRIOnline.
controllingtheirattention— afunction(9:)calledthe 53 Shanghaihasaskedcompaniestotraintheirdeliverymen
executivecontrolsystem.Itsquitepossiblythemostimportant intrafficrulesandsafety.NowinShenzhen,ifadeliveryman
systemyouhavebecauseitswhereallofyourdecisionsabout getscaughtbreakingtrafficrulesmorethantwice,thenhewill
whattoattendto,whattoignore(;<),whattoprocessare bebanned(DE)fromdrivingfoodservicedeliveryvehicles
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"blue".Youneedtoignoreitsothatyoucansaythecolour C.Whatmakesdeliverymentakesuchrisks?
red.ThatstheStroopTest. D.Finesalsogotothosewhogetbadreviewsfromcustomers.
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saybilingualchildrenaremorelikelytohavefriendsfrom uvZwxyS。
differentcultures.Bilingualadultsareoftenfourtofiveyears IliveinPennsylvania.Itisa 1
laterthanothersindevelopingAlzheimersdisease. (north)stateofAmerica,whichisthe
46.Whatdidtherecentresearchfindaboutbilingualpeople? 33rd 2 (large)stateinAmerica.
A.Theycansafelydrivetheircars. Youmightknowsomeofthecities,like
B.Theycanwellmanagetheirattention. Philadelphia,PittsburghandAllentown.
C.Theycanhaveabettercontrolofimagination. ThestatecapitalisHarrisburg.Nowlet
D.Theycaneasilypickoutthecolourstheywant. metellyoualittlemoreaboutmystate.
47.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"inParagraph4 SeveralIndiantribes(FG)livedinPennsylvaniabefore
referto? 3 (Europe)came.TheDutchcamefirst, 4 (follow)
A.Red. B.Blue. C.Test. D.System. bySweden.Englandstartedcolonies(HIJ)later.Aftera
48.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph? fewfights,they 5 (take)controloftheland.
A.Bilingualismmaydoharmtopeopleshealth. Pennsylvania 6 (give)tothePennfamilylater.That
B.Bilingualismhelpschildrenmakemoreforeignfriends. ishowPennsylvaniagotitsname.Pennsylvaniawasthe 7
C.Peoplemustpracticespeakingtwolanguagescontinually.(two)tojointhenation.ThecityofPhiladelphia 8 (be)
D.Peopleusemoreactivewordsfromtheirmotherlanguages. animportantcitysincethecolonywasfounded.Itwaseventhe
49.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?capitalofAmerica,too!
Today,Pennsylvaniaissometimesregardedasthesnack
capitalofthecountry.Itisfamousforsnacks,likepretzelsand
chips,Heinzketchupandsauces.ThereisalsoHersheys,
whichiswell 9 (know)asthechocolatecompany.
Therearesteelcompaniesinthestate,aswellasalotof
colleges.Thereareplentyofthings 10 (do)inPennsylvania.
Thereareseveralmajorsportsteams.Pennsylvaniahas121
stateparks,andtheyallhavefree 11 (enter).Huntingis
popularhere,too.
Areyouthinkingabout 12 (visit)thestate?
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Sometimesitmayseem thatwhatyouarelearningat
schoolwillbeofnouseinthefuture.Itmayseemthatyoure
wastingyourlife.Butyouwillbesurprisedtofindhowmuchof
whatyoulearntatschoolishelpfultoyouoneday.Three
peoplewereaskedwhattheyfoundusefulatschool,andtheir
thoughtsaresharedbelow.
WhenIusedtoaskmyteacherhowtospellsomething,
sheoftensaid,"Idontknow".Thenshewouldtakeoutthe
dictionaryandlookitup.Shewasnotashamedtosaythatshe
didntknowtheanswer.Ilearnttwothings.Youdonthaveto
know ;andifyoudontknow how tospell
something,justgetthedictionaryout.Bothareveryuseful
lessons!
JohnRing
Bicester,
UnitedKingdom
Inschool,youalsolearntodealwithlifeingeneral.Little
mistakescanseemtobeveryserious.Wearthewrongclothes
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aboytoofastandeveryonetalksaboutyou.Youwanttogo
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forgotten.However,ifyoucanbebraveandkeepon,you
willfindthatwhateverhappenedwillpassandyouwillstartto
enjoylifeagain.
LindseySmith
Boston,
WehadaclasscalledGuidanceandinitwelearntabout
makinggooddecisionsinlife.Ifounditprettyboringand
didntpaymuchattention.Onedaytheteachermadeusguess
whichappliance(KL)weshouldbuyfirstoncewehadour
ownhomes.Theanswerwasafridge.Ilearntthatitwastrue
onceIhadmyownplace.ThefirstdayIboughtsomechicken
meat.BydinnertimeitsmelledandIcouldnteveneatit!
MyhousemateandIstartedsavingtobuyafridgerightaway.
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CapeTown,SouthAfrica
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