--Sit down, please．--___________.
A． Thank you. B． Good morning．
C． Hello． D． Goodbye
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为配合我市开展“创建文明学校(build a civilized school)”活动，学校举办以“How to Behave Well at school”为主题的英语征文比赛。现在请你根据所给提示内容，用英语写一篇参赛短文。
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How to Behave Well
要求：1. 文章必须包括所给提示内容，可展开思路，适当发挥;
2. 文中不能出现考生的真实姓名、校名和其他真实信息;
3. 词数：80词左右。
情景交际 通读下面的对话，根据上下文补全对话内容。
A：Good afternoon. What can I do for you?
B：I’d like to buy a washing machine.
A：Well，1.______________________________.
Some are made in China，and some are made in other countries.
B：This one looks very nice. 2._____________________?
A：In Germany.
B：3._____________________________?
A：Sure. You put the clothes in the machine，close the door and press this button.
B：It’s easy. How much is it?
A：4,000 yuan.
B：Wow, that’s too expensive! 4.______________.Do you have a cheaper one?
A：How about this one?
B：Oh，this one looks very good. And the price is OK. 5.__________________________.
写作技能,语篇翻译 阅读下面的短文，将划线部分译成英文或中文。
Liu Mingxiao,13,is a pretty and smart girl. She comes top in her class.
1.________
But many students try to stay away from her because her mother has AIDS(艾滋病).Liu’s father has died of AIDS .But Liu didn’t get it.
AIDS means fear(惧怕)for most people.“Nobody wants to play games with me. They call me bad names behind my back . 2.________
Even a teacher who used to like me turns her back on me now.
3.________
这让我感到很伤心.”said Liu.
Liu’s mother didn’t know what happened to her daughter until one day Liu came back home with her nose bleeding(流血的)，“She fought with a boy who said something bad about her father.”said Liu’s mother.“My heart really hurts. My daughter did nothing wrong!”
For many of these children, the biggest problem they now face is how other people look at them . 4.________
Many of them have to drop out of school(辍学)because they can no longer stand others’ indifference(冷漠).
5.________
“人们害怕艾滋是因为他们对艾滋知之甚少。”said Wang Chongrun ,head of a group to help children living with AIDS. Wang went to the villages and gave lessons about AIDS to the people there.
“Many of these children are just as healthy as others,”Wang said.
“Even if they have AIDS, it’s still safe to eat and play with them. They need our love and understanding .A friendly smile means a lot to them!”
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阅读表达。阅读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题。
A recent report by the American Heart Association — a big organization that encourages adults and kids to stay healthy —found that today’s kids are 15 percent less healthy than kids from years ago. What does that mean? Let’s say you’re a 12-year-old girl. You’re not a sports superstar, but you’re pretty good — kind of average (平均的). Let’s say your mom was the same kind of kid when she was your age. Now imagine we could set up a mile race between you and your mom from 30 years ago. Wouldn’t that be cool? What wouldn’t be so cool is that the study shows your mom would probably beat you in the race by 90 seconds (秒). That’s a lot. It was the same for boys. An average boy from 30 years ago would beat an average boy today.
The scientists who did the study think there are some reasons for the big fall in fitness. First, too many of today’s kids are overweight (超重的). That makes it harder for them to run fast. Second, kids today don’t get enough exercise. Doctors say kids should get at least 60 minutes of exercise a day. That’s why it is important for schools to have P.E. classes.
So what should kids do? If you don’t want your mom and dad to think they are faster than you, don’t spend a lot of time playing video games, watching TV or movies. Instead, do things that will get you up and to move.
根据材料内容简要回答下列问题。
1.What did the report find?
2.Would an average boy from 30 years ago beat an average boy today?
3.How many reasons does the writer give to explain the big fall in fitness?
4.How much exercise do kids need a day according to the passage?
5.What is the last paragraph mainly about?
Kenya, a country in East Africa, is known for its amazing wildlife, especially lions. However, over the last decade (十年) the number of lions has decreased from 10,000 to over 2,000. Most of them were killed by the local people because they had to do so to protect their cows.
As well as the cows, wild animals should be protected. Now because of a creative idea thought of by a young boy, this problem can be solved peacefully.
At the age of 11, Richard Turere was put in charge of the family’s cows. The local people think this job is an honor since cows are considered the family fortune.
The only problem was that their land was next to Nairobi National Park, home to the largest number of lions in the world. As a result, the cows were often eaten by the hungry lions.
Richard noticed that when he walked around the cows with a flashlight, the lions kept away because they were afraid of humans and the flashlight. So he decided to create an automated (自动的) flashlight. Richard tied some bulbs (灯泡) from broken flashlights around the cow stockade (栅栏). Under an automated lighting system, the bulbs flashed one by one, just like someone walking around with a flashlight that could keep lions away.
Since Richard’s invention was put to use, none of Richard’s cows has lost. As it only costs $10 to make this simple device, it can be widely used in Kenya in the future.
1.How many lions died during the last decade?
A. About 2,000.
B. About 8,000.
C. About 10,000.
2.What does the “so” in paragraph one refer to?
A. Over the last decade (十年) the number of lions has decreased from 10,000 to over 2,000
B. the local people killed the lions.
C. the local people killed the cows.
3.Richard wanted to make an automated flashlight because .
A. he wanted to became famous
B. he had lots of broken flashlights
C. he found lions were afraid of humans and flashlights
4.How did the automated flashlight drive lions away?
A. Its bulbs flashed one by one.
B. All the bulbs flashed at the same time.
C. By producing strong light that could kill lions.
5.What is the best title of the passage?
A. The lions and cows in Kenya
B. How were the bulbs invented?
C. How was an automated flashlight created?
