一Susan, are you going shopping with me this afternoon?

一Oh, Jenny, my mom won’t let me go I finish reading the book.

A.if B.unless C.so D.but

Peter,________on the bed after dinner! Go out for a walk!

A.don't lie B.doesn’t lie C.lie D.lying

—You’d better take the subway to avoid traffic jams on the road.

— great advice!

A.How B.What a C.How a D.What

Chongqing became much________because of the first opening of Smart China Expo (智博會) this August.

A.popular B.more popular C.more popularly D.popularly

I’ve been eating a lot of junk food these days, and that’s why I have ten more pounds.

A.grown up B.taken in C.put on D.ended up

—The National Day is coming! Do you have any traveling plans?

—Not yet .We are not sure________.

A.that we will go to Beijing B.if will we got to Beijing

C.whether we will go to Beijing D.that will we go to Beijing

When Alibaba founder and CEO, Jack Ma，was a young adult, he applied (申請)for over 30 jobs. However, he was refused by___________of them. Although Ma didn’t start achieving career success until his 30s, his _________ Alibaba, is valued(市值} at $519 billion. “I have _________ so many times. People probably know that I applied for so many jobs, over 30 jobs, but all got refused. I did not even get a chance；24 of us were interviewed for a KFC job. 23 got accepted I was the___________ one that was refused,” he explained.

Ma also discussed the time he applied for a police job with five other people. He was .the only person from the group to be refused. Another time, he and his cousin applied for jobs as waiters at four-star hotel. They waited in a long line for two hours. _____________his cousin got the job, Ma was refused again.

When his mother shook her head at him, he refused to feel _________ and thought "This is a training course for me.”

Though he said he felt like a failure before reaching his 30s, Ma never____________ He made himself his own competitor (競爭者），pictured what he hoped to' do in 10 years and did everything he could to_________ his dream.

“No matter how smart you are, you will make mistakes,” Ma said in a TV interview, “You learn _______mistakes not because you will be able to avoid them, but when these troubles come, you learn______________ to deal with them.”

1.A.one B.some C.all D.none

2.A.family B.company C.school D.restaurant

3.A.succeeded B.thought C.failed D.started

4.A.only B.special C.different D.same

5.A.Because B.Although C.So D.And

6.A.happy B.excited C.proud D.upset

7.A.fell over B.cut down C.gave up D.kept on

8.A.achieve B.believe C.break D.make

9.A.by B.with C.in D.from

10.A.what B.how C.why D.which

1.On June 26,the theme of the summer camp is .

A.World Food Cooking B.Lego Robotics Fun II

C.Music Performance II D.Creative Art II

2.The Summer camp will last for at most.

A.three weeks B.a month C.two months D.three months

3. is NOT one of the activities in this summer camp.

A.ball games B.table games C.Chinese D.films

Garbage or trash is a main kind of environmental pollution. Each person makes about two kilograms a day. We are making waste faster than nature can break them down. And we are running out of resources（資源）faster than they can be dealt with. This increases troubles for the environment .Where does all that garbage go? What can be done to help deal with garbage? How can we make less garbage?

Garbage isn’t just the rotting (腐爛的) fruit, vegetables or meat that we throw away in our homes, schools or supermarkets. Those are only a small part of all the things we throw away. We create the most waste in construction, mining and in our factories.

___________Most is burned or buried in landfills( 垃圾填埋場)Less than a quarter of our waste can be used again.

With a population of 13 billion, garbage is a big problem for China. Chinese cities create around 148 million tons of garbage every year.

Once, we used about 3 billion plastic shopping bags every day in China. The result was a great waste of resources and serious pollution. Last year, we did something about that. Now we use more cloth bags and shopping baskets when we shop.

In the coming years, China will build waste-to-energy plants in cities to clean up garbage, but there's a lot more that needs to be done.

1.How much trash does each person make every day?

A.1 kilo B.2 kilos C.3 kilos, D.4 kilos.

2.Which of The following places probably make the most garbage?

A.Factories. B.Homes. C.Schools. D.Supermarkets

3.Which of the following can be the missing part in Paragraph 3?

A.Did you ever think about why there is so much garbage?

B.Did you ever want to know how much trash we made?

C.Did you ever think about the problem of China's large population?

D.Did you ever want to know what happened to your garbage?

4.Who do you think the writer probably is?

A.An English scientist in nature. B.A Chinese reporter for a newspaper

C.American officer in the UN. D.A Chinese teacher in a middle school.

Most of us get our earliest life lessons from fairy tales, like “True love can overcome anything.” and “Even a frog can turn into a prince". However, at a certain age, we start to learn new things about life, especially that love doesn't always win, and that a frog is just a frog..

“Fairy tales have always been with us because they are the stories of our lives in their simplest form.” wrote US author Laura Packer on the National Storytelling Network website. “They are stories of love and loss, desire and death, riches and ruin.”

Fairy tales are all about reality (現(xiàn)實). But if children only see just one side of reality, adults usually see the other.

For example, in the 2014 film Maleficent, we’re told the tale of Sleeping Beauty from the eyes of the evil(邪惡的) queen. Unlike the children’s eyes of the story, we see that the queen wasn’t born evil. Instead, she is in a lot of troubles as she grows up, which leads to the creation of her “evil” side. And in US author James Finn Gamer’s book Politically Correct Bedtime Stories, he tells the classic story of Little Red Riding Hood, but with a modern version: When the wolf tells Red Riding Hood that it isn't safe for a little girl to walk through the woods alone, she calls the wolf sexist(性別歧視者), which relates to today’s opinions that girls aren't weaker than boys.

It seems that fairy tales aren't just stories that our parents read us at bedtime. They may usually start with "Once upon a time.” but as we grow older, we learn that every story doesn't always need a "Happily ever after" to be a good one.

1.Which of the following is NOT a fairy tale?

A.The Frog Prince.

B.National Storytelling Network

C.Sleeping Beauty

D.Little Red Riding Hood.

2.According to Packer, why have fairy tales always been with us?

A.Because true love can overcome anything

B.Because they are full of imagination.

C.Because they always have happy endings.

D.Because they are about our lives in their simplest form.

3.What can we infer from the text?

A.A good fairy tale usually has a “Happily ever after”.

B.Adults usually see the other side of fairy tales.

C.Our understanding of fairy tales changes as we grow up.

D.Children and adults always enjoy different kinds of fairy tales.

4.The best title of the passage may be

A.The True Love of Fairy Tales

B.Learning Life Lessons

C.The Dark Side of Fairy Tales

D.Troubles in Fairy Tales