—There is a lot of wind in North China.
—Well, more trees every year to stop the wind.
A.must be planted B.can planted C.should planted D.can plant
Her son Coke, but now he milk.
A.used to drink; is used to drinking B.used to drinking; drinks
C.is used to drinking; used to drink D.was used to drink; is drinking
Write at least 60 words about the topic "The book I want to recommend"（请以“我想推荐的一本书”为题，写一篇不少于60个词的短文，标点符号不占格。）
在你读过的书中肯定有一本给你留下了深刻的印象，请向你的朋友作推荐，并说明推荐理由。
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The story of the Mary Celeste is a very famous unsolved mystery. The story is about a sailing ship called the Mary Celeste and the strange disappearance of all the people on board the ship.
The ship sailed from New York on 7th November, 1872, for the port of Genoa in Italy. It was carrying a cargo (货物) of 1,700 barrels of American alcohol which was worth 35,000 dollars. There were 10 people on board the ship: the captain, Briggs, his wife, Sarah, their two-year-old daughter, and seven crewmen. Briggs had a good fame as a captain. He was also a religious man who did not drink alcohol.
The mystery begins on 15th November, 1872. The Mary Celeste was between the Azores and the coast of Portugal when it was seen by the captain of another ship, Captain Morehouse. Captain Morehouse was immediately worried because he could see that the Mary Celeste was out of control. He was also very surprised because he knew that Captain Briggs was a good sailor. There were no distress (求救) signals from the Mary Celeste and no reply when Morehouse tried to make contact, so he decided to take a small boat and climb on board the Mary Celeste. There was nobody on board!
There didn’t seem to be much wrong with the ship: it was not in danger of sinking, so there was no need for panic. However, the ship’s register and other paperwork were missing; the navigation instruments were missing; and everything on the ship, including the captain’s bed, was wet through. Another important fact is that there were no boats on board. And a strange fact is that when the cargo was finally unloaded in Genoa, nine barrels of alcohol were missing. Can we find an explanation which fits all the known facts?
Morehouse guessed that the crew must, for some reason, have thought that the boat was sinking and panicked. But why did they think it was sinking? It is possible that, as the cargo was alcohol, there might be an explosion which would cause everyone on board to panic. The crew might have climbed into the boat and tied the boat to the main ship while they checked if the ship really was sinking. Perhaps a storm broke the rope and left them all in a small boat on stormy seas.
It seems that 92 now, but I am sure that people will keep thinking of possible solutions, and the only limit to these solutions will be the human imagination!
1.Which place did the Mary Celeste leave for?
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2.What do you know about Briggs besides having a family of three people?
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3.How did Morehouse feel when he saw the Mary Celeste was out of control?
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4.Why did Morehouse guess that the crew panicked at that time?
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5.What can be filled in the blank in the last paragraph?
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6.Where do you think all the people on the ship might go? Show your possible reason(s)!
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Mark Twain is someone Americans are taught to love. Older relatives, English teachers and the media always praise him. But when you actually take the time to read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, you find that his work is more wonderful than you could ever i1..
The novel describes a young boy named Tom Sawyer growing up in a small town along the Mississippi River. He explores the countryside on a riverboat with his friends, falls in love with girls, starts secret clubs and searches for treasure. Twain's i2.of childhood is magical —a time of imagination, wonder and, of course, adventure.
More importantly, t3.the eyes of Tom Sawyer, Twain cleverly makes fun of US culture. For example. Tom hates going to church，and Twain uses scenes of Tom there to mock religion（宗教）and i4.old traditions.
Twain's writing is full of these kinds of critical（批判的）points about c5.and politics（政治），That's why he is so loved in the US. He wasn't a6.to state his opinions，and he did so clearly.
He a7.believed strongly in women's—right to vote in elections and gave a famous speech on the subject，called "Votes for Women"，in 1901.
"Tom was a great hero once more—the pet of the old，the envy of the young，" Twain writes in Tom Sawyer. But he could just as well be describing himself.
English book Animal Farm（1945）tells a story about farm animals. They are fed up with（受够了）Mr. Jones，the farmer. He_________them badly，so they decide to kick him off the farm and run the farm themselves.
One day an old pig called Old Major gathers the animals around him. He tells them that all animals should stand together. He says they should take over the farm. They say that all animals are equal.
After they_________Mr. Jones，two pigs become the leaders of Animal Farm. One pig called Snowball is a great speaker. He has big ideas for Animal Farm. The other leader is a pig called Napoleon. Napoleon is a crafty（狡猾的）animal. He brings together supporters by offering them_______.
Napoleon makes a war against Snowball and kicks him away from the farm. He turns Snowball into a big enemy. He says that Snowball is working with Farmer Jones and other farmers to destroy Animal Farm.
But as it_________it is Napoleon who is working with the enemies of the animals. He joins up with the old human enemies of the animals. But he tells the animals that he is working for them. Meanwhile the animals work hard. It seems that it is as bad to live under Napoleon as it was under Farmer Jones！
Why is the story so important？
Animal Farm is an excellent choice for learners of English because it's very short. The language is also_______.
Like many famous stories. Animal Farm is not just a book. It was played on the BBC radio in 1947. The big modern way of telling stories is in movies of course. Orwell's book has become a film twice. Perhaps it won't_______you that the first one（1954）was a cartoon. In 1984 another film was made. This was a live-action（真人版的）film. The famous book has also been put on in the theater. In 1984 a version was made and it toured a number of British cities.
1.A.translates B.transports C.trains D.treats
2.A.get tired of B.get rid of C.get ready for D.get into the habit of
3.A.environment B.entertainment C.accommodation D.advantage
4.A.puts out B.turns out C.takes out D.makes out
5.A.simple B.difficult C.boring D.complete
6.A.please B.surprise C.upset D.embarrass
