He likes _______ basketball, but he never _______ basketball after dinner.
A. plays; plays B. playing; plays C. plays; playing D. playing; playing
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1.书籍将会仅仅在电脑，而不在纸上。
Books _______ only _______ on computers, not _______ paper.
2.今后在这座城市将会有更多的树木，更少的污染。
There will ______________ trees and ________ pollution in the city in future.
3.五年前萨莉还在上大学。
Sally was _______ college five years _______.
4.你认为十年后你的朋友会做什么职业？
_______ do you think your friend will ______________ ten years?
5.他们不会去野营。我确信他们将来参加我们的聚会的。
They_______ go camping. They _______ come to our party, I’m sure.
A．What will they do for us?
B．Not really.
C．Sounds cool.
D．Will there be more robots in the future?
E．I'II go to the moon on vacation if I have more free time.
F．What are you reading?
G．What can we do?
A：Hey, Peter!1.
B：A book about robots.
A：Robots？2.
B：Yes, that's for sure.
A：3.
B：They'll help us do all kinds of work. For example, they can help us cook in regular time.
A:4. If so, we will have more free time, right?
B：Yeah! 5.
A：Me, too. I think traveling to the moon wijl be wonderful.
Bikes are popular in the Dutch(荷兰). In fact, nearly half of all travel in the Dutch is by bike. Now, one Dutch bike designer(设计师), Thomas, has taken the country’s interest in bikes by making a school bus bike.
The big bike has eight sets of pedals(踏板) for kids, a driver seat for an adult, and three other seats, comfortably letting little kids for their trip to and from school. The bike even has a motor, which can help with high hills or at times when few kids on it.
So far, Thomas tells Fast Company, he’s sold 25 school-bikes, at a price of $ 25,000 each—less than it would cost to buy a traditional school bus with the same number of seats. Along with the traditional color, the bikes ,are colored yellow so that they can be seen easily.
Thomas says he’s sold school bus bikes to neighboring countries such as Belgium, England and Germany, but so far, the school bus bike hasn’t been sold in the United States. If the U.S. agrees to buy this kind of school bus bike, it could do a lot of good to improve exercise for a young age and help them keep healthy.
1.How do people in the Dutch usually go to work?
A. By car. B. By bus.
C. By bike. D. On foot.
2.How many seats does the school bus bike have?
A. Three. B. Eight.
C. Nine. D. Twelve.
3.The school buses are yellow in the Dutch because _______.
A. the color yellow is easy to paint
B. yellow buses can be seen easily
C. yellow is the national color of Dutch
D. it’s the designer’s favorite color
4.Which country of the following hasn’t bought a school bus bike?
A. America. B. Germany.
C. England. D. Belgium.
5.Which of the following is TRUE?
A. Thomas made a new kind of school bus.
B. A school bus usually costs $ 25,000.
C. Thomas sold bikes to Asian countries.
D. Riding school bus bikes helps keep kids healthy.
Do you know the movie I, Robot? It tells us a story about the future.
The year is 2035 and robots are just as common as mobile phones. People depend_on their robots to do lots of things, for example, babysitting, cooking, doing chores and taking their dogs for a walk. Robots have to follow humans' orders, because humans make them do so. A police officer called Spooner dislikes robots. He doesn't think humans can get on well with their robots at all! But the scientist Susan has different ideas. Susan works on robots' mind and she thinks one day robots will become stronger than humans and help humans to get better.
When Spooner and Susan work together, they find that something is wrong with the world's robots. A few robots have their own thoughts and they're trying to get out of humans' control(控制)! Of course these robots' dream doesn't come true. Humans work hard to control their robots again and they succeed at last.
1.The story will happen in ________.
A. 2010 B. 2020
C. 2035 D. 2040
2.The phrase “depend__on” in this article means “________”.
A. 依靠 B. 悬挂
C. 相信 D. 取决于
3.Spooner is a ________ and Susan is a ________.
A. scientist; professor B. bank clerk; police officer
C. policeman; doctor D. police officer; scientist
4.Susan thinks that one day ________.
A. robots can't get on well with humans
B. robots will help humans to get better
C. robots will have their own thoughts
D. robots will control the world
5.Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to this article?
A. The movie I, Robot talks about the future.
B. People use their robots to do everything.
C. A few robots want to get out of humans' control.
D. At last humans succeed in controlling the robots again.
The use of technology in the classroom is nothing new, but Top cliff Primary School is breaking new ground by helping autistic(闭症的) children through robot friends. These robots can dance, play games and Tai Chi.
Dr. Goldberg, a teacher from University of Birmingham, said, ＂Studies show that autistic children often find computers and technology safe. So we wonder how technology can help them to communicate(交流). They are trying the robots in the classroom. The robots are teaching them right things and acting as friends.＂
Ian Lowe, a teacher from Top cliff Primary School, said, ＂The robots are very smart at helping autistic children with their learning. In the future we hope they can help with learning at home.＂
And the students love them. Ian teaches about 30 autistic children. Seven-year-old Joshua says he likes playing games with the robots, Max and Ben. Daniel and Kevin say they like to watch the robots dance. And Stephen says he likes it when Max tells him stories.
The teachers say the fact that the children enjoy talking about the robots shows how important they are in helping autistic children communicate.
1.What can these robots do according to the passage?
A. Dance, sing and playing games. B. Sing, swim and play sports.
C. Dance, play games and Tai Chi. D. Sing, dance and tell stories.
2.What does Goldberg do?
A. A university teacher. B. A university student.
C. A primary school teacher. D. A primary school student.
3.What do autistic children think of computers?
A. Scary. B. Dangerous. C. Interesting. D. Safe.
4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Ian Lowe teaches in University of Birmingham.
B. Ian teaches about 13 autistic children.
C. These robots can't help with learning at home now.
D. Joshua likes watching the robots dance.
5.What is the best title for this passage?
A. Technology in the classroom B. Robots can help autistic children
C. How to teach autistic children D. Different kinds of robots
