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1、Its six oclock on a cold Saturday morning. Zhang Hong doesnt want to 1 the bed,butshehasthreeclasses, nd“IwishIcould 2 more,” saysThe 12-year-old seventh grader from Beijing Guangqumen Secondary School must an-hour-ride to get to the school for the extra t spend her 3 morning. Sunday afternoon, she

2、has Its six oclock on a cold Saturday morning. Zhang Hong doesnt want to 1 the bed,butshehasthreeclasses, nd“IwishIcould 2 more,” saysThe 12-year-old seventh grader from Beijing Guangqumen Secondary School must an-hour-ride to get to the school for the extra t spend her 3 morning. Sunday afternoon,

3、she has music lessons for 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. kdays, Zhang uparoundhemorning,andleaveshomeby“Myteachersuggestsuseatanhemorning we wontfeelsleepy,”she parentsvehigherchildrenface preresonstudy.Most)meanabetterschoolanda future.Sothey theirchildrentoextra classes like music, English and maths to a spel t

4、alent, which later might be stonetoagoodSomeparents make their childrenstudy 10graders startto takeclasses for grades,andsoon. 11 theycangetanadvantage inAccording to Chinas Law on Compulsory Education(义务教育法), public primary and secondary schools do not require entrance exams. Students can 12 the sc

5、hools near their However, a student can go to another desired school, if the student is 13 at maths English,orhaslusicand Studies made by the China nd Children Research Center t n of secondary school students study overtime and they do not get enough sleep. And n 70 percent of burdenonthend middle s

6、chool students take tutoring classes(补习课), A.sitA. B.stayB.B.B. hasB.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.C. getoutC.C.C.used C.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.D. D. D. ready D. D.D.D. D.D.D.InorderD.D. 3.A.likesA.A.A.A. A. A.A.A.A. A. A. lD.I go to the local shop every morning. One morning, I reached the shop a little nusual.

7、Many people 2 in a line. At the front, two boys stood for a long time and would As I came to the front of the line to what was wrong. I t the seemed tobe withthe twoboys.Then,the youngmanwho stoodbehind the two boysangrily, “Hey, boys! You have been here for a 5 time. You need nineteen 6 cents to fo

8、rthiscandy.Ifyouveenoughmoney,youwontgetit.Now,whatareyougoingtoThe twoboysdidntsayanything, 7 Icould see the heireyes.Astheywere going 8 , I went to the frontangrily, “Hey, boys! You have been here for a 5 time. You need nineteen 6 cents to forthiscandy.Ifyouveenoughmoney,youwontgetit.Now,whatareyo

9、ugoingtoThe twoboysdidntsayanything, 7 Icould see the heireyes.Astheywere going 8 , I went to the front of the line and said, “Take this dollar for my the money 9 theirr and keep the rest 10 the eople were t the matter was over. The two boys were happy to get the candy and once. 11 I went out of the

10、 shop. As I went to my car, voice called out to me, “Hey, lady!” I turned and saw one of the looking from the of the building. He said, t was pretty 13 !” Then he ran away. I thought it was like “ 14 ”. I was the “cool lady” who made them happy by 15 candy. It made me A.A. A. tmysmalldbrightened(点亮t

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12、urprising.They tAmericanuallywatchmore TV more n they did five years ago. Also surprising is the fact the US adults watch n their teenage children. Teenagers spend about three hours a watchingonlineTVcomparedtothefiveandahalfhoursspentbyyoungThere were eresting results on advertising, too. They t te

13、enagers are less likely to remember an n an adult. However, teenagers appear to like advertising Infact,onceanadhascaught theirattention,theyre44%morelikelytoremembernan.So, how are they watching? American teenagers sit in front of the TV aboutthree hoursand20minutesa day,whichisquitea lot butnteena

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15、l.However,teenagerdontwatchasmuchsportornewsprogrammesastheirSo,itlooksasif thefuture issafe.However,althoughtherearemorenever,thequestionremains:whyisitsohardtofindanythingworthAccordingtothepassage,teenagersA.watch lessandB.watchlessnC.likessportsornewsprogramnD.haveverydifferenttastesonTVprograms

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24、are is a 1 for fine tea. Today, when thinkof teaculture,wethinkoftheEnglishandbeautifulchinateaAfternoonhe nd 19th centuries, the English ate only two 3 each daybreakfast heavysuppermealswouldlastforseveralheevening.Asaresult,peopleoftenget 4 during the long wait n these two meals. To solve the prob

25、lem, Lady Anna came with the clever idea 5 some friends to join her for and afternoon meal n four five oclock. This meal included cakes and sandwiches, and tea 6 . Today, in Britain,afternoontea continuetoplayanimportantpartoftheWillyoucomeforlCoffee also has an important role in British culture. Pe

26、ople often use the words “Will come for coffee?” to mean “Would you like to come to my home for a 8 different ch as tea, hot chocolate or juice will be offered as well as coffee, and you be asked youwouldlike.However,youwill beofferedwineata“coffee” Thirtyyearsago,Ioyour bakeryandaskedforsome loaves(条ofbreadtosellt time, I was 12 years old. A young lady 1 wishedme good 2 t day. She gave me five loaves I took the loaves and went out to sell them. It me all day, but I sold them all. At of the day. I ha