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Our city sets up a project about environmental protection three years ago. Many people have been taken part in it since it was run. It is obvious what people's awareness of environ- mental protection are increasing. Some people think factory owners have much responsibility for preserve the environment. Environmentalists have made many statement to support their own opinions so far.Some factory owners focus on enlarging production in order to make a largely amount of money. Their actions have resulted from much pollution. I think they should be punishing by law, I want to be environmental expert to make a contribution to protecting our beautiful homeland.
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The glass bridge is one of the most attractive tourist 1.(destination) in North China's Shanxi province 2. (know) as a “5D glass bridge, it has attracted quite a few visitors during the seven-day National Day holiday.
This "5D glass bridge” is 3. (difference) from typical glass bridges which can just simulate (模仿)"glass breaking”. 4. addition to that, the bridge can also simulate scenes like "a sea of flowers and “a blue sea”. It's 168 meters long, and the highest part of the bridge floor 5. (be) 108 meters from the valley. It is made of hundreds of transparent glass bricks and it employs 5D technology. Similar bridges 6. (appear) in China’s tourist attractions in recent years.
Earlier this year, a glass bridge called "Flying Dragon in the Sky" was opened in Maren- qifeng tourist area in Wuhu City. The management of the tourist praised it as a “skyhigh" high-tech glass bridge 7. combines cultural elements (元素)and a unique experience 8. (perfect).A dragon made of fiber plastics stands at both ends of 9.bridge, and smoke can pour from its mouth.
Videos10. （record） tourists walking on the glass bridges also spread on the Internet, with many of them crying, laughing and lying on the bridges, refusing to walk on.
Everyone is calling this lovely long-haired cat a hero. And when you hear what Masha did on that day, you'll know how this furry friend ____ a babys life!
After finding an abandoned baby boy on the street, Masha ____ into the box the boy had been deserted in as if to keep him _____ . Then, the caring mother cat got ____ by crying non-stop to draw _____to the poor 3-month-old baby boy.
A retired woman, Irina, who _____ nearby, walked out to empty her household waste. Suddenly she heard Masha crying out loudly and _____ .She spotted Masha. It was a lost cat that she and her neighbors had begun ____. and she knew Masha was normally very calm and ____.
"When I heard her crymg, I thought that perhaps she had ____ herself because she would come to greet me or give me a sign for help,” Irina said. Concerned for the cat, Irina went to _____ , and then she spied the cat ____ her from the abandoned box in the middle of the cans.
She walked closer ,and was completely _____ ,She could not believe her eyes when she looked inside the box and saw the baby there with Masha ______next to him! Clearly her mothering nature had taken over her and she wanted to ______the child from the cold,
Quickly, Irina called a(n) _______ , and the baby was directly taken to hospital where he was given a ____・ Unexpectedly, doctors said the baby was ____ . A hospital spokesman said, "The baby had only been outside for a few _______ and thanks to Masha and the child's clothing, he was not damaged, a hero. Now the _______like Irina on the street are treating Masha as a hero.
1.A.ended B.threatened C.saved D.replaced
2.A.climbed B.dropped C.broke D.looked
3.A.still B.warm C.peaceful D.cheerful
4.A.surprise B.sympathy C.power D.help
5.A.attention B.love C.trust D.comfort
6.A.worked B.inspected C.performed D.lived
7.A.softly B.secretly C.urgently D.calmly
8.A.putting up with B.taking care of C.thinking little of D.catching up with
9.A.friendly B.punctual C.ridiculous D.dusty
10.A.hidden B.injured C.enjoyed D.amused
11.A.flee B.examine C.wipe D.explore
12.A.discouraging B.depending on C.prohibiting D.staring at
13.A.puzzled B.terrified C.astonished D.sensitive
14.A.arising B.suffering C.lying D.surviving
15.A.protect B.raise C.violate D.ignore
16.A.parent B.driver C.owner D.ambulance
17.A.rest B.check-up C.shelter D.cover-up
18.A.unharmed B.inspected C.unconscious D.innocent
19.A.months B.weeks C.hours D.days
20.A.wanderers B.boys C.workers D.residents
Teaches should assess every student's ability authentically. 1.Its more important for students to develop the learning skills and habits of mind that are important in the class- room and the rest of their lives. Here are tips to help you use authentic assessments in yourschool.
Give cards a try. Cards are a great way to know where your students are in their learn- ing. Ask students to answer one or two questions on a card on the way into class as a warm- activity, on the way out of class, or as homework. 2.The cards can reveal a lot of help. ful information to guide your instruction.
Use a variety of tracking tools. There are a variety of low-and high-tech tools that can
help you track your students' progress. Technology lovers use applications lik Easy Grade Pro to track Particular skills. Others prefer a more traditional approach. 3. Find whatworks for you and look at trackmg as part of the whole assessment process '
Do your own assessments. 4. Let them explain their process and approach to a certain skill as well as their opinions on the current unit ,text or concept .How they are thinking about the concept is as important as their ability to give a “right” answer.
5. Children are interested in so many things, which help them take ownership of and deepen their own learning. For example, students who enjoy art and creative writing create graphic novels. Kids who love video games study projectile motion in the online game World of Warcraft. So pay attention to their interests, you'll make an authentic assessment of them,
A.Take advantage of students' interests.
B.You can then quickly review the cards.
C.Try to learn many things as quickly as possible.
D.You don*t have to base assessments on your teaching standards.
E.This assessment goes beyond getting the “right" answers on tests.
F.They use pen and paper to track students' progress at any given time.
G.Set aside time for kids to reflect and write about their own progress.
Experts say farmers will need to produce about 70 percent more food by the middle of the century. They predict that 9 billion people will need to be fed worldwide by 2050. The prediction means experts will need to develop more effective farming methods that cause less harm to the environment to produce more food. Experts say living things called bacteria could help achieve that goal. A bacterium is an organism.It is so small that it can be seen only with a microscope.
Researchers are finding extremely small organisms in the ground. One gram of soil contains between 100 million and one billion bacteria. Bacteria are taking part in a healthy ex- change with the plants that share the soil. Around plant roots, bacteria change chemicals in the air and soil into food for the plants. The bacteria include the material known as fungi(真菌). Some bacteria act as bodyguards. They produce anti-bodies and other chemicals to fight harmful bacteria.
Plants make sugar through a process called photosynthesis (光合作用).This happens when a plant receiving light changes water and carbon dioxide into food. Much of the sugar is pumped down through the roots. There, it is turned into sugar-based food and released into the soil. That is done to get bacteria to help the plants grow better. Some of the organisms turn chemicals in the air and soil into food that the plants can eat.
The biosciences company Novozymes already sells one kind of fungi. It has found a way to produce it in very large quantities and offer it to farmers as.a bio-pesticide (生物农药).A bio-pesticide protects crops from animals and bacteria. If so, farmers can harvest more crops.
1.What do the experts’ statistics in paragraph 1 show?
A.Bacteria have a good effect on farming.
B.There will be more harmful bacteria in 2050.
C.There's no need to worry about the problem of future food.
D.More food will be needed to feed more people in the future.
2.What's the connection between plants and bacteria according to paragraph 3?
A.Bacteria can't live without plants. B.Plants get benefit from bacteria .
C.They make sugar cooperatively. D.They compete for more sunshine.
3.What does Novozymes do?
A.It sells crops and animals.
B.It beautifies the environment.
C.It provides farmers with materials free of charge.
D.It produces fungi as a bio-pesticide.
4.What is the best title for the text?
A.Crops of High Quality Need Developing
B.Bacteria May Help Meet Food Needs of the Future
C.A Large Quantity of Farmland Should Be Improved
D.Diseases and Pests Can Be Controlled in the Future
Fruit growers in the United States depend heavily on immigrants to grow and harvest their crops. Most immigrants working on American farms are Hispanic and come from Mexico or Central America. Many of them entered the United States, and have settled in rural communities across the country. They often raise families by working in the fields. Just like US citizens, they should perform some duties and tax is also often paid on their goods and services.
Recently, in the eastern state of Pennsylvania, fruit farmers are concerned about the government's immigration policies. The fear is that they will not have enough workers to stay in business. Spring is pruning season for apple trees in Adams County, Pennsylvania. Hispanic immigrant workers care for the trees in many of the area's apple orchards （果园）.
The work takes many hours and is tiring and repetitive. An apple grower says very few Americans are willing to do this kind of work anymore. She helps monitor her family's farm and orchard in Adams County. And, she worries that immigration officers will take her work- ers away.
Some of the immigrants who secretly came to America and now work on the farms live in the town of York Springs. Almost half of the people in the town speak Spanish. But, these days, they would rather stay at home than go out on the streets in the community. They are fearful now because of recent arrests by immigration officers.
An estimated 800,000 workers harvest crops in the United States. About 40 percent of them arc thought to be immigrants who entered the country secretly.
The Rice Fruit Company is the largest apple-packing house in the eastern United States. It prepares apples from Adams County farms for shipping to buyers across the country. But, if inmigrant workers start to leave the area, Rice says his company will be forced to reduce operations.
Rice says the company is exploring ways to reduce labor costs now, including using more machinery and robots. He says his company may also need to work with only the most profitable, efficient orchards.
1.What can We learn about immigrants in America from the text?
A.They have to pay taxes.
B.Most of them are from Africa.
C.None of them entered America secretly.
D.They often monitor their farm owners* families.
2.What are American farmers most worried about recently?
A.They will lose their workers.
B.Their work is tiring and repetitive.
C.They will face immigration officers' questioning・
D.Their orchards are short of harvesting machinery.
3.Why do many immigrants in York Springs choose to stay inside now?
A.To fight for higher pay.
B.To protest for proper working conditions.
C.To avoid being driven out of America・
D.To stay away from working in the fields.
4.What is the Rice Fruit Company doing now?
A.Stopping its operations.
B.Encouraging immigrants to stay.
C.Asking for help from the local government.
D.Considering using more technological equipment.
