_____ from other continents for millions of year, Australia has many plants and animals not found in any other country in the world.
A. Being separated B. Having been separated
C. Having separated D. To be separated
______ at the top of the Oriental Tower, people below will look very small.
A.Stand B. Standing
C. To stand D. If you stand
The pen I _____ I_______ is on my desk, right under my nose.
A. think...lost B. thought...had lost
C. think...had lost D. thought...have lost
Direction: Translate the following sentences into English, using the words given in the brackets.
1.这颗圣诞节的装饰需要使用许多彩灯。（involve）
2.他被认为是那个时代最杰出的雕塑家之一。（regard）
3.他的微笑表明他想要很你闲聊而不是一个人被留在那儿。（rather than）
4.如今越来越多的中国人像西方人那样过圣诞节 （observe）
5.他发现很难习惯那里的甜食。（find it…）
Direction: Complete the following sentences using the given verbs in their proper forms.
1.A new hospital ___________ (build) in this area now.
2.The life he has been used to __________ (change) greatly soon.
3.Those naughty boys _________ (always get) into trouble. What tiresome boys!
4.I can’t stand ________ (make) fun of by my classmates constantly.
5.This is the first time that he _________ (have) a car of his own.
Direction: Read the passage carefully. Then answer the questions or complete the statements in the fewest possible words.
Apple’s iPhone may be big news, but in Silicon Valley all eyes are on Facebook. The all-age private Internet club that began as a college student hangout has become the technology industry’s hottest ticket.
Facebook, which started out offering simple Web profile pages for users to update personal details and link to their friends, has since late May provided an easy way to enhance profiles with growing menu of 1,400 applications from virtual horoscopes to music video players.
Membership has exploded to over 29 million active users, up one million users in just the past week and five million from six weeks ago. It’s adding more than 150,000 member a day, up from its pace of 100,000 six weeks ago, Facebook says.
Facebook has become the central way many users keep track of Web sites they use every day. More importantly, it’s a way to keep up with what friends are doing, says Chief Technology Officer Adam Angelo, a high school classmate of Zuckerberg.
Far bigger rival MySpace has difficulty striking a balance between sharing personal data and not revealing “too much information”. Many Facebook users post their mobile phone numbers, political affiliations or changes in dating status.
“Facebook is not open the way the Web is open, Users share all kinds of information on the site they would never share on the Web,” Angelo, 22, says. “We get users to reveal more information because we protect users’ privacy.
One protest group, called “Facebook Should Be Students ONLY”, with 20,000 members, is magnet from random discontent.
“Facebook should most definitely be ONLY students,” Katerina Laurel, 15, of Kansas City, Kansas, writes in Web shorthand. “Our CHOIR teacher has a Face book membership.”
Laurel’s solution is to use the site’s privacy controls to exclude the teachers/principals/dens/choir directors in her life. “I can just block them from my site if I don’t want them to see any of my profile.” She says.
（Note: Answer the questions or complete the statements in NO MORE THAN TEN WORDS.）
1.What is Facebook?
_________________________________________________________________.
2.How many active uses have Facebook had till now?
_____________________________________________________________________
3.The reason why Facebook users share all kinds of information on the site they would never share on the Web is that________________________________________
4.It can be inferred that if you don’t want your profile exposed to strangers, you can _____________________________________________________________________
