托尼到处寻找他的眼镜。
Tony looked ________ ________ for his glasses.
警方仍在设法查明事故究竟是如何发生的。
Police are still trying to ________ ________ exactly how the accident happened.
我习惯了一回家就打开收音机。
I’ve got into the habit of________ ________ the radio as soon as I get home.
根据对话内容，从方框内选择恰当的句子将对话补充完整。（选项中有两项是多余的）
A: Hello. Is that Daming?
B: Yes. Hi, Lingling!
A: Hey! 1.
B: Er…yes, I think so. What’s happening?
A: The Nature Club is going on a trip to the forest park. 2.
B: Great! I’d love to. When and where are we going to meet?
A: At the school gate at 7:10. Then we’ll go to the forest park by bus. The bus leaves at 7:30. It’ll take us 40 minutes to get there.
B: 3.
A: Oh, yes. Everyone’s going to bring their favourite food and drink. We’re going to have a picnic in the forest.
B: Great. I can’t wait! 4.
A: See you tomorrow. Remember: ten past seven — in the morning!
B: Don’t worry. 5.
A.Are you free tomorrow?
B.Would you like to come?
C.How was your weekend?
D.Do I need to bring anything?
E.I’m sure we’ll have a good time.
F.Hope you get well soon.
G.I won’t be late.
Many people say dolphins (海豚) are intelligent (聪明的). They seem to be able to think, understand, and learn things quickly. But are they as smart as humans, or are they more like cats and dogs? Dolphins use their brains (大脑) quite differently from the way humans do. But scientists say dolphins and humans are alike in some ways. How?
Communication
Like humans, every dolphin has its own “name.” The name is a special whistle (口哨声). Each dolphin chooses a specific (特有的) whistle for itself, usually by its first birthday. Dolphins are like people in other ways, too. They “talk” to each other about a lot of things — such as their age, their feelings, and finding food. They also use a system of sounds and body language to communicate. Understanding dolphin conversation is not easy for humans. No one “speaks dolphin” yet, but some scientists are trying to learn.
Play
Dolphins are also social animals. They live in groups called pods (一群), and they often join others from different pods to play games and have fun — just like people. Scientists believe playing together is something only intelligent animals do. Dolphins travel together in groups known as pods.
Teamwork
Dolphins and humans are similar in another way: both species (种类) make plans for getting things they want. In the seas of southern Brazil, for example, dolphins use an intelligent strategy (策略) to get food. Dolphins sometimes help fishermen find food. When there are fish near a boat, dolphins signal (向……发信号) to the fishermen to put their nets in the water. Using this method, the men can catch a lot of fish. Why do dolphins assist (协助) the men? There is an advantage for them: they get to eat some of the fish that escape from the net.
1.What does the passage NOT mention?
A.How dolphins work together as a team. B.How dolphins play games and have fun.
C.How dolphins communicate with each other. D.How dolphins move quickly through the water.
2.How does a dolphin get its “name”?
A.It gets it from its mother. B.It gets it from scientists.
C.It chooses it for itself. D.Its father gives the name to it.
3.How do dolphins communicate with each other?
A.Dolphins don’t “talk” about their feelings.
B.Dolphins “talk” to each other about many things.
C.Dolphins whistle, but they don’t use body language.
D.Dolphin conversation is easy for humans to understand.
4.Dolphins and humans are similar in many ways because they________.
① play games in groups
② plan ways to do things
③ use their brains in the same way
④ communicate their feelings to each other
A.①②③ B.②③④ C.①②④ D.①③④
5.Why do dolphins sometimes help fishermen?
A.Dolphins are kind animals. B.The dolphins are afraid of humans.
C.The dolphins can get food that way. D.The fishermen ask the dolphins for help.
One day, when I was a boy, my classmates and I were going to pick berries. Before I was going out of the gate, my father called me back and said, “Harry, I want to tell you one thing. When you find a good bush (灌木), don’t leave it to try to find a better one. The other kids will run about, picking one or two berries here, and one or two there, and getting very few in the end. If you want to get more berries, stick to your bush!”
I went with my classmates and we had a good time. But it was just as my father had said. Once one of my classmates found a good bush, he called to the others, and they would leave their places and run off to see what he had found.
But I remembered my father’s words, and I stuck to my bush. When I had done with one I went to another. When night came, I had a large basketful of nice berries, more than all the others put together. Compared with my classmates, I felt more relaxed. I went home happily that night.
Now I have worked for 6 years, but I never forget the lesson my father taught me. I always stick to my bush. When I had a good place and was getting on well, I wouldn’t leave it and spend days or weeks trying to find a better place. When my friends said, “Come with us, and we will find you something better to do.” I shook my head, and stuck to my bush. Now I’m running a big company. I owe (归功于) all I have to the lesson my father taught me when he said, “Stick to your bush.”
1.What does “one” mean in Paragraph 1?
A.Bush. B.Berry. C.Classmate. D.Day.
2.What did Harry think of that day’s berry picking?
A.Boring. B.Surprising. C.Painful. D.Great.
3.When that day’s berry picking finished, ________.
A.Harry had got the most berries B.Harry’s father came to pick him up
C.Harry was as relaxed as his classmates D.Harry shared his berries with his classmates
4.From the last paragraph we can know that Harry________.
A.accepted his friends’ help B.works in a big company
C.is not satisfied with his job D.spent weeks finding his job
5.What does the writer mainly tell us?
A.Keep on doing one thing. B.Who laughs last laughs best.
C.Always keep parents’ words in heart. D.A good beginning makes a good ending.
