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At the1.（开端） of the new term, we2.（选择） George as our class
3.（班长）.
George is a good student and he is good at every subject at school. He is always the first one in the exam. His 4.（最喜爱的） lesson is maths and he often helps me with maths.
What does George look like? He is tall and thin. He5.（戴着） glasses. He likes playing basketball. He can help us get the best6.（得分；成绩） in every match.
What is George like? He is friendly to others. He is always7.（乐意的） to help others when they need help. 8.（每个人） in our class wants to make friends with him. George says that he can get on
9.（好地） with everyone, classmates and teachers.
We are10.（确信的） that George can be a good class monitor.
Let’s welcome two new students to our class. Do you want to know their names? Let me tell you. The new students_______Betty and Jack.
This is Betty and_______is from the USA. She is 13 years old. She can_______English. She can swim very well. If you want to learn to______, you can ask her to teach you. And do you know her parents? They are teachers at our school and they_______English. I want to make friends with Betty. I can learn a lot from her.
This is Jack. He is a good boy._______is he from? He is from London. He_______play football very______. He can also_______a horse. Jack’s favourite football star is David Beckham. If you want to know________David Beckham, you can ask Jack.
1.A. is B. are C. am D. be
2.A. he B. she C. we D. they
3.A. say B. talk C. speak D. tell
4.A. swim B. dance C. sing D. run
5.A. learn B. study C. teach D. know
6.A. What B. How C. Where D. When
7.A. is B. do C. be D. can
8.A. good B. fine C. nice D. well
9.A. take B. drive C. ride D. play
10.A. about B. with C. for D. of
句型转换
1.She gets on badly with her classmates. （对画线部分提问）
_________ _________ she___________ on with her classmates?
2.Tony is good at swimming. （改为同义句）
Tony____________ _________________ ________________swimming.
3.I would like to be the cleaning monitor. （改为一般疑问句）
_________ ______________ _____________to be the cleaning monitor?
4.She wants to be the PE monitor. （改为同义句）
She___________ ___________to be the PE monitor.
5.He can ride a horse. （对画线部分提问）
_________ ___________he__________ ?
根据音标写单词
1./fIt/_________________
2./tim/________________
3./m
nIt /________
4./fɑst/_______________
5./bjutIfl/___________
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Movie-making factories are called studios. Like all other businesses, they have to follow the rules of good business. There is a person, called “the top man”, running the studio. He is usually someone with a powerful personality. His power of character is necessary so that the “boss” can deal with famous stars and rich investors (投资者). Some movie stars can only contract with one studio. They cannot work for another. Big studios like Columbia, Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer are the most important film-making companies in Hollywood, and at the time, in the world.
Studios have lots of workers and overhead costs. Overhead refers to the money for everyday operations. The studio has to make enough money to pay everyone. For example, studios have their own screenwriters, filming and sound equipment, offices, and marketing staff. A studio has a building full of pros which are items and objects that might be needed for a movie, such as old cars, everything from old-fashioned schoolbooks to streetlights. Like a librarian, the studio property (财产) manager has to be able to find any needed pros fast.
In the studio system, a movie is under the control of the studio manager, usually a producer. A screenwriter writes the story for the movies. A director is chosen to organize the parts. Art directors and camera experts work with the director to imagine the finished film. Studio clothes designers and set designers work with the director to plan the work for the soldiers and doctors. The huge buildings that hold sound stages change into the setting for the movie. Sometimes the stage is a street, sometimes a desert, sometimes a field of flowers. The director of filming plans how to “shoot” (拍摄) the movie with cameras and film. A plan for ordering the parts of the movie and a timetable for the actors completes the planning. With makeup artists and hairdressers, cameras and sound experts, everything is ready for the big day. The actors and actresses memorize the lines, and all the parts of the great production come together. All is ready for the filming to begin. The post-production team waits to do their part of the job.
1.What are studios?
2.Why is the top man’s power of character necessary?
3.How does the studio property manager help with the movie-making?
4. Who plans how to “shoot” the movie?
5. What is the main idea of the passage?
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Crazy about Selfies
Since the 2014 Oscars ceremony selfie (自拍) of Bradley Cooper stormed the Internet, it seems that every one shows great interest. And now people are sharing even their most private moments. TV star Kim Kardashian could be called “the queen of the selfie”. She’s turned hundreds of her selfies into a book — at every possible moment, in all poses.
If Kardashian is the queen, then you could say Barack Obama is the king. But though Kardashian has nothing to lose by sharing too much, the same can’t be said of the US president. Politicians have to be careful with selfies. The photo he took at the funeral (葬礼) of Nelson Mandela divided public opinions. Some felt it made him look like one of us — glad to record a moment with his “mates”. Others felt the head of state behaved like a crazy teenager.
Unfortunately for the US congressman (国会议员) Anthony Weiner, his habit of sending his private selfies to women killed his political career (事业).
Being crazy about selfies can also harm your health. Todd Fassler from California ended up in hospital after he found a snake — he tried to take a selfie with it. The animal wasn’t interested in the idea and bit him.
Why do we take so many selfies? Dr. Terri Apter, from Cambridge University, told the Daily Telegraph: “We all like the idea of being in control of our image and getting attention, being part of the culture. There’s celebrity (名人) culture — unless you’re being noticed, you’re nobody. You have to get enough attention and show your life is amazing, even if it isn’t.”
The word selfie was Oxford Dictionaries’ word of the year in 2013. But many believe it started much earlier in 1839 as Robert Cornelius, a chemist from Philadelphia, uncovered the lens (镜头), ran into the shot for a minute before running back to cover the lens again. These days, you don’t need to run for a photo anymore and soon, you don’t even have to spread your arms. Now you are even able to take a selfie by drone (无人机)! Fix your camera onto it, and it will follow your every move. Does it sound exciting to you?
1. What could Kim Kardashian be called?
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2.Do politicians have to be very careful with selfies?
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3.What happened when Todd Fassler tried to take a selfie with a snake?
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4. According to the passage, why do the celebrities take selfies?
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5. Do you think the selfie is good? Why?
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