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Every year, my parents and I pay visit to my grandparents in my hometown. To be honestly, I didn’t want to go this year. You know, my hometown in their memory was so dirty. Rubbish could be seen everywhere, that annoyed me a lot. After thinking for some moment, I asked my parents that whether we could let my grandparents come and stay with us. Heard this, they just smiled. When I got on the bus, I was surprised to find that the village was very clean that I hardly recognized it. Then I decide to visit my grandparents more often.
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Most young people have wanted to be a famous singer or musician. They have dreamed 1. playing in front of audience. Honestly speaking, many people attach great importance to 2. (become) rich and famous.
Many musicians meet and form a band. They may start 3. a group of high school students. At first, they may play to 4. (passer-by) in the street. Later, they may give 5. (perform) in pubs or clubs. Of course they want to make a lot of money.
However, there was one band 6. (call) the Monkees that started in a different way. It began as a TV show. The TV organizers had planned to find four rock musicians, but they could find only one. They had to use actors, 7. had to rely 8. other musicians to help them. They just pretended 9. (sing). Their performances were 10. (humour) and soon they became popular. After a year or so, the Monkees began to play and sing their own songs like a real band. In the US, they became even more popular than the Beatles.
My twin sister and I have always been homeschooled, rather than sent to school. And it's wonderful and has changed me greatly. I can’t imagine what my _________ would have been like if I wasn’t.
When I was younger, we mostly _________ from my parents and textbooks, but now we do most work on the computer, _________ my parents still help us when we feel _________ about what we learn. There’s a large community of homeschoolers in my town, and they have frequent _______ so that we can talk and play together happily and become more _________.
In addition, we have a homeschool “co-op(合作社)” where some of the moms serve as_______ teachers. We’re _________ by age rather than grade, but we get appreciation for everything we do for others there and it _________ well for me. Right now I’m taking __________ writing, a course in which I can learn to express new ideas perfectly! We also learn production, which is taught by my __________. My best friends go there too, so we have fun learning together.
Some of the most interesting things I learn come from __________ with my mom and dad. They are both very __________ people and we have long talks about history, politics, literature，just to __________ a few. My sister is more naughty and __________ trouble a lot more often than I do. We fight and quarrel sometimes, but things have been better with us __________ , because we have been trying really hard to improve our __________ and become more considerate.
I think homeschool has __________ me well. I have a bigger vocabulary and become more intelligent. __________, I get better grades. I can socialize, too. I’m sort of well known, even if not the most __________ girl. That’s just fine with me.
1.A.voyage B.life C.family D.dream
2.A.suffered B.escaped C.learned D.heard
3.A.though B.because C.so D.otherwise
4.A.crazy B.concerned C.upset D.puzzled
5.A.events B.incidents C.exams D.competitions
6.A.special B.formal C.famous D.social
7.A.experienced B.voluntary C.professional D.official
8.A.charged B.marked C.remembered D.sorted
9.A.works B.organizes C.deals D.benefits
10.A.summary B.creative C.practical D.journal
11.A.sister B.friend C.mom D.teacher
12.A.bargains B.conversations C.lessons D.touches
13.A.knowledgeable B.positive C.busy D.strict
14.A.call B.show C.name D.bring
15.A.deals with B.runs into C.settles down D.get tired of
16.A.finally B.suddenly C.lately D.regularly
17.A.schedules B.home C.skills D.behavior
18.A.treated B.won C.served D.raised
19.A.As a result B.As usual C.On purpose D.By chance
20.A.generous B.responsible C.selfless D.popular
We shouldn’t judge a person by their appearance but we do. In fact, the experts say that when we meet someone for the first time we make a decision about what that person is like in three seconds. 1. One of the most important things we look at is clothes, but it isn't the brand of clothes that people wear that is important. The important thing is to wear the right clothes for the right places.
Schools have always understood this and a lot of them ask their students to wear a uniform. Why? A lot of teachers think a uniform makes students feel that they are part of their school and that their form helps them to be serious about their studies. 2. If all the students wear uniforms, they can’t judge each other because of their clothes. It also stops gossips about who or what is fashionable.
3. We all have fixed ideas about what the people in a certain job should wear. If we visit a doctor, we hope to see respectable clothes under the doctor’s white coat. 4. Police officers wear uniforms to make themselves easily identifiable to non-police officers. In fact, a lot of companies have dress codes for their staff because they know that the customers hope to see them dressed in certain types of clothes.
But can our clothes really tell people what we are like? 5. When people see us in the right clothes, they think we are serious about what we are doing. Furthermore, if we are clean, smart and polite, people will believe us a lot.
A. Maybe not, but they can show our attitude to what we are doing at the moment.
B. Some of the teachers hold different opinions.
C. But what do we look at?
D. Teachers say that uniforms can help in other ways too.
E. Our clothes stand for our attitude.
F. However, it is not only schools that want people to dress in a certain way.
G. When we go into a bank we expect the staff to wear suits or dresses.
A new study has found that North American migratory(迁徏的) birds have been getting smaller over the past 40 years. Researchers say the finding suggests a warming climate(气候)could be affecting bird growth in North America -- and across the world.
The study was recently published in Ecology Letters. Researchers measured(测量)the size of 80,000 birds killed from 1978 to 2016 during the spring and fall migrations in the city of Chicago, Illinois. Over the 40-year period, body size decreased in all 52 species. The average body weight fell by 2.6 percent. Leg bone length dropped by 2.4 percent. The one area of growth was the wingspan, which increased by 1.3 percent.
The researchers said the wing growth likely happened to allow the birds to continue making long migrations with smaller bodies. The study considered a principle known as Bergmann’s rule, in which individuals within a species grow smaller in warmer areas and grow larger in colder ones.
Brian Weeks, a biologist at the University of Michigan’s School for Environment and Sustainability, helped lead the research. He said that he believes the results show a clear connection between a warming climate and the growth of the birds. “In other words, climate change seems to be changing both the size and shape of these species,” he said.
The study found a direct connection between the average summer temperature and the body size of the birds. Dave Willard works with Chicago’s Field Museum, which was in charge of measuring all the birds. He said nearly “everyone agrees that the climate is warming, but examples of just how that is affecting the natural world are only now coming to light.”
“We had good reason to expect that increasing temperatures would lead to reductions in body size, based on earlier studies,” Weeks said. “I was incredibly surprised that all of these species are responding in such similar ways.”
The researchers plan to continue studying the Field Museum data in an effort to find additional evidence to support their findings. They will also further examine the idea that an individual’s physical development can change to fit changing environmental conditions.
1.Which of the following didn’t go down to a lower level?
A.The body size B.The body weight
C.The leg bone length D.The wingspan
2.Which of the following took responsibility for measuring the birds?
A.Ecology Letters B.Brian Weeks
C.The Field Museum D.Dave Willard
3.What does the underlined words “coming to light” in Paragraph5 mean?
A.Known B.similar
C.intelligent D.distant
4.The main idea of the passage is that
A.fifty-two species of birds became smaller.
B.the warming climate could affect bird growth.
C.the warming climate makes the birds grow larger.
D.the researchers have proved their findings.
