上海中考英语首字母填空专项练习题下.txt
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上海中考英语首字母填空专项练习题下.txt
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����AndywasborninChina15yearsago��In2005,shem1totheUSAwithherfamily��Asahighschoolstudent��shehasfoundmanydifferencesb2ChineseandAmericans��
����Aboutmoney
����1)Americansliketospendm3thantheyhave��somanyofthemarealwaysindebt(Ƿծ)��ButChineseusuallyspendlessthantheyhave,somany0fthemalwayshavem4leftinthebank��
����2)TheAmericankidsthemselvesmaketheirownmoney��MostChinesekidsalwaysa5theirparentsformoney��
����3)ManyAmericanparentsthinkthereisn6needtosendtheirchildrent0anexpensiveuniversity��It��sdifferentinChina��ManyChineseparentswoulddoanythingtosendtheirchildrentoexpensiveuniversitiest7theirfamilyisn��trichenough��
����Aboutschool
����1)ManyAmericangirlstakepartinsports��dancingandsinginggroupswhilemanyChinesegirlstakepartinstudygroups��
����2)ManyAmericanstudentsthinkthatBisgoodwhilemanyChinesestudentsthinkthatBistoob8.
����Aboutfriends
����MostAmericanparentslettheirsonsordaughtersmakefriendsbyt9.TheyneveraskthemabouttheirfriendswhileChineseparentsusuallyenjoyknowingmoreabouttheirchildren��sfriendsi10manydifferentways��andusuallystopthemfromstayingouttoolatewithfriends��
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����Doyouhavebrightideas?
Ideasforinventionsthatc1theworldor,atleast,makelifeeasierforsomebody.P2wealldosometimes,butwedon��toftenmaketheideaarealthing.Recently,therewasacompetitioninacountry,whiche3youngpeopletomaketheirbrightideascometrue.Thereweret4_groupsinthecontest:
GroupAwasforschoolchildrenunder16;GroupBwasforthoseo5_16.Andtherewereelevenprize-winnersaltogether.
����NeilHunt,oneoftheprize-winners,wasc6_��SunshineSuperman��byonenewspaperwritingabouthisdesign.Whenpeoplestudytheweather,it��simportanttobeabletorecordthesunshineaccurately(ȷ�أ���ȷ��).Weneedtoknowhowmanyh7_ofsunshinewehaveandhowstrongitis.Mostsunshinerecorderso_8recorddirect(ֱ�ӵ�)sunshine.Neil��sismoreaccurateandthisisveryi9forresearchintowaysofusingsolarpower��̫���ܣ�.Neilplanstokeepinventing.
����Theideasinthecompetitionweresog10thatwearesurprisedthattheindustry(��ҵ��)doesn��taskmoreschoolchildrenforsuggestions.
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����BritishteenagerscanleaveschoolatsixteenaftertakingtheirGCSEexams.Theystudyforexamsinasmanyastensubjects,s1theyhavetoworkprettyhard!
Today��steensspendmoretimedoingtheirhomeworkthananyteenagersinthepast,s2for2.5�C3hourseveryevening.
����FreeTime
����It��snotallwork,ofcourse.WhatdoBritishteenagersdotohavef3?
TheylovewatchingTV,goingout,meetingfriendsinInternetcaf��sandlisteningtomusic.
����Communications
����InadditiontotheInternet,teenagersinBritainusetheircomputerstoplaygamesanddotheirhomework.Theya4lovetheirmobilephones,andspendhourstexting(������)theirfriendsandchatting.Today,phonesaregettingsmallerandlighterandyoucandoalotmorew5themthanjusttalk.Textmessaginghasb6thecoolestandmostpopularwaytocommunicate.Morethan90%of12-to16-year-oldshaveamobile,andexpertssaythatthisstopst7fromspendingtheirmoneyonsweetsandcigarettes.
����Fashion(����)
����Atschool,almostallBritishteenagershavetow8aschooluniform.However,intheirfree
����t9theycanwearwhatevertheylike,andwhattheylikeisdesignernamessuchasNike,DieselandPaulSmith.Infact,40%ofBritishteenssaythattheythinkitisimportanttohavethelatestfashion.Lookinggooddoesn��tcomec10,butmanyteenagersthinkitusualoreasytospendmorethan��100ononeitemofclothing.
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����Mynine-year-olddaughter,Maria,isinYearFour.Everyeveningwegetintoh1battles(��ִ).Threeafternoonsaweek,shehasa2(net-ball,singing)afterschoolandbythetimewegethome,homeworkisthe
����l3thingshefeelslikedoing.Theothertwodays,shegetshomeearlyandweargue(����)aboutw4sheshoulddoherhomeworkr5afterschool,orifsheshouldhavesometimetorestandplayf6WhenMariaatlastsitsdowntodoherhomework,sheseemstowantmetherehelpingallthetime.Idowanttohelpher,butI'ms7thatsheisgoingtoneedtobeabletodoitonhero8Andinf9,mostofthetime,IhaveotherthingsIneedtobedoing.Itseemsthatchildrenthesedayshavemuchmorehomeworkthanwedid,andsomeofitisreallybeyond(��Խ)theira10.Asyoucansee,I'mreallyworriedabouthomeworkandIreallydon��tknowwhatIshoulddo.Anyideas?
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����Whenyoufinishhighschooloruniversity,islearningdone?
Theansweris��no��.Inmanycountries,peoplecontinuelearningalltheirlives.Whyislifelong(�����)learningimportant?
Howcanithelpyou?
Let��slookatonee1oflifelonglearninginJapan.
����Yougotoschoolandlearn.Youstudy.YoutaketestsB2learningdoesn��tonlyhappeninschool.Learningdoesn��ts3whenyougraduatefromhighschoolorcollege.Youarelearningallthetime.Forexample,learningcanh4whenyougotoamuseum.Itcan
����a5happenwhenyougetajob.Youlearnwhenyoup6asportorwhenyoutakeatrip.Learningisl7!
Weneverstoplearning.Everydayyoucanimproveyourselfbylearningsomethingn8.
����InJapan,lifelonglearningisveryimportant.PeopleinJapanliketotrynewlearninga9.Music,calligraphy(�鷨)andforeignlanguagesaresomeoftheirf10classes.Japanesetakeclassestoimprovetheirskillsandlearnnewthings.
����Whenwegraduatefromschool,wecancontinuetolearn.Makelifelonglearningbecomeoneofyourgoals!
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����OnMay23,sixpandasleftanimportantpandabase(����)inWolong,southwestChina��sSichuanProvince,becauseofdamaged(��)s1andfoodshortagesaftertheMay12earthquake,alocalofficialsaid.
����Thepandasweret2bytrucksfromChinaGiantPandaProtectionandResearch
����C3toYa��an,anotherbaselessaffectedbytheearthquake,saidXiongBeirong,anofficialofSichuanProvincialForestryBureau(��ҵ��).
����Eightotherpandasl4fortheChengduResearchBaseonMay18.TheywillbecarriedbyChinaSouthernAirlines(CSA)toBeijing,wheretheywills5attheBeijingZoo,saidWolongdirectorZhangHemin.
����LiuShaoyong,aleaderofCSA,saidthepandaswerescheduled(Ԥ��)toleaveChengduat3p.m.Saturday.TheywilltravelonaBoeing747-700planewithbambooa6water.
������Thereise7waternow,b8foodisstillabigproblem.Thepandasneedbamboosandapples.��XiongBeirongsaid.
����Aftertheearthquake,tonsofbambooshoots,apples,eggs,milkpowderandmedicineswerebroughttothecenter,butthesuppliescouldonlyl9aboutaweek,shesaid.
����Thereareabout1,590pandasl10inthewildinChina,mostlyinSichuanandthenorthwesternprovincesofShaanxiandGansu.
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����Themobilephoneisausefulthing,butmaybeIdon'tknowh1touseit.Sometimesitmakesthingsdifficultforme.
����OnedayIwantedtoseemyfriendnearby.Icoulda2athishouseinfiveminutes,butIlookedatmymobilephoneandthoughti3wouldbebettertoringhimup.Ir4himforthefirsttime,butthelinewasbusy.Fiveminuteslater,therewasananswer,butitwasthewrongnumber.ThenItrieda5andthistimeIgotananswerfromhim.
����Iaskedhimifhewasathomeintheafternoon.Andhesaid--at16Ithoughthesaid--hewouldbeathomeallafternoon.SoIwenttohishouse,butthenIfoundn7in.Icalledhimforthefourthtime.ThistimeIgotsoangrythatIs8,"Youarenotathome?
Butyoujusttoldmeoverthetelephonethatyouwouldbeathomeallafternoon!
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����Herew9hisanswer,"No,Isaid:
'IwillNOTbeathomeallafternoon.'"
����Iwentbacktomyroom,satdowninfrontofthemobilephoneandlookedatit.Whate10couldIdo?
Nothing!
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����Weweresinging,��Happybirthdaytoyou����Mymotherwassmiling,surroundedbymyfather,mylittlesisterandme.
����Itwastimetosendwishes.Myfathersaid,��You��vedonem1thingsforus.Onthisspecialday,letmed2allthehouseworkforyou.��Afterkissingmymother,mysistersaid,��Mum,you��reag3muminmyeyes.��Il4atmymother��seyesandsaid,��Dearmum,IamalwayswaitingforonedaywhenyouandDadgetold.��Myparentsseemedpuzzled(����),andIexplained,��Whenyou��reold,Iwilltakecareofyoujustlikeyoutakecareofme.��Thereweretearsintheireyes��
����Yes,w5theygetold,Iwilltakecareofthem.Thesewordswereinmymindf6alongtime,andatlastIsaidthemtomydearparents.Ifeltv7happy.
����Myparentsarejustcommonpeople,b8they��regreat.Likeotherparents,theybringusupwithlove,andgiveusfoodandc9.Theyteachushowtoberealpeople.MyparentshavedonealotofthingsformeandIamverythankfultothem.
����However,theywillnotalwaysbeabletotakecareofme.Oneday,theywillgetold.Theymaynotevenbeabletotakecareoft10.Butthatdoesn��tmatter.I,theirchild,willtakecharge.
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����Tomwasapoorboy��Hemadealivingbycleaningleather(Ƥ��)s1forothersinthe
����street��Tomwasalsoab2boy��Oneday��arichmann3MiserappearedinfrontofTom��
����Hewatchedhisd4shoesforawhile��andthen��lookedatTom��Tomknewthiskindofpeoplewell��Theylovemoneybuthatetospendit��
����Tomsaid����Letmeb5yourshoes��sir��Onlytwopence(����)��sir��
����Mr��Misershookhisheadandwalkedaway��
����Tomthoughtforasecondandthencalledout������I��dliketocleanitfornothing����Thistime
����Mr��Miseragreed��Andsoononeofhisshoeswasshiningbrightly��
����Whentherichmanputhisothershoeonthestool(����)��Tomsaidhewouldn��tcleanitforhimu6hewaspaidtwopenceforhiswork��Mr��Miserwasverya7.Herefusedtopay
����anythingandwentaway��
����Buttohiss8,thewell��cleanedshoewassobrightthatitmadetheotheronelookeven
����dirtier��Mr��Miserlookedround��Peopleinthestreetwerel9athim��
����Finallytherichmana10andgaveTomtwopence��Inaveryshorttimehistwoshoesshonebrightly��
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����Doyouknowthedifferencesbetweenthenewbuildingandtheoldones?
����Oldbuildingsh1brick(ש)andstonewalls.Thewallsholduptheb2.
����Incities,manymodernbuildingl3asiftheyaremadejustofwindows.Wallsofdarkglassreachhighintotheair.Manybuildingsarem4than50stories(��)tall.
����Arewallsofglassstronge5toholdupthenewbuildings?
No,Thenewglasswallsdonotholdupthebuildings,b6theyonlycoveruptheframe(���)madeofsteel.Haveyoueverwatchedanewbuildinggoingup?
Thesteelframeisbuiltf7.Thentheglasswallsarehungontheframe.Whenthebuildingisf8,theframedoesnotshow.Theoutsidelookslikewindowswithoutwalls.Theglasswallsshinei9thesunwithnodecoration(װ��).Manypeoplefindt10beautifuljustastheyare.
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