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    Before you throw that old cell phone in the trashor hide it away in a drawerthink again. There are actually many ways to dispose(处理)of a mobile phone that you are no longer using. Firstyou should be aware that in many placesthrowing away cell phones is actually illegal because the batteries—especially in very old phones—can contain poisonous metals. 1.

You certainly don’t need to pay to recycle an old cell phone. 2. This had led to many charities making a small amount of money by collecting old phones. There are large organizations that will take unwanted phones. Howeveryou might also want to think locally.

3. And they do make a little bit on each donation. If you can’t find a large cell phone recycling program in your areayou might consider starting a small local oneperhaps for a local public schoo1. 4. As people move to bigger and better phonesor smaller and better phonesthere are plenty of old cell phones just waiting for a place to landand smart schools have provided that place.

You might also want to hang onto any accessories(配件)that you have. 5. Continuing to use accessories in good shape makes smart economic sense.

A.In factmost companies that recycle them get paid to do so.

B.There are better places to get rid of them than your trash can.

C.Many schools and local charities now have recycling programs.

D.Local charities have contributed a lot in repairing unwanted phones.

E.Things like chargers or covers can often be used with your new phone.

F.The saying that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure certainly applies.

G.Check firstsince so many schools have gotten the jump on recycling them already.

 

1.B 2.A 3.C 4.G 5.E 【解析】 这是一篇说明文。讲述了对废旧手机的循环利用,例如废旧手机应该安置在哪里、旧手机的配件可以继续使用。 1. 前文提到把废旧手机丢进垃圾堆或抽屉都是不对的,下面几段都在说应该把废旧手机放到哪里,B项“比起你的垃圾箱有更好的地方去除它们”切题,故选B。 2. 根据前一句提到的pay和后一句提到的许多慈善机构通过收集旧手机赚一些钱可知,A项“事实上,一些循环利用它们的公司会被付钱去做这些”切题,故选A。 3. and表示并列关系,所以“And they do make a little bit on each donation”中的主语they在and前面的句子有提及。根据“对每次捐献都有一些作用”可知,they指的是后文中的recycling program,所以C项中有recycling program,切题,故选C。 4. 前文提到了“you might consider starting a small local one,perhaps for a local public schoo1”你可能考虑创建一个小的当地的机构,可能是一所当地的公共学校,可知空格处是要谈论当地学校的,且后文“As people move to bigger and better phones,or smaller and better phones,there are plenty of old cell phones just waiting for a place to land,and smart schools have provided that place”中提到,随着人们更愿意使用更大更好或是更小更好的手机,有大量旧手机等着有地方安置,而聪明的学校已经提供了这个地方,表明一些学校已经在循环利用手机方面获得优势和先机,G项“先检查一下,因为一些学校在循环利用手机方面已经占有优势”切题,故选G。 5. 前文提到“hang onto any accessories(配件)that you have”坚持想用你的一些配件,后文提到继续用完好的配件更有经济意义,所以着重点讲原有手机配件的使用,E项“像电池、手机壳之类的东西往往会用在你的新手机上”切题,故选E。
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1.From the text, we know that the pinkhouse________.

A.covers lots of space B.needs enough sunlight

C.is made of glass or plastic D.can make plants grow larger

2.What does the author intend to do in Paragraph 4?

A.Summarize the previous paragraphs. B.Emphasize the advantage of pinkhouses.

C.Introduce a new topic of the discussion. D.Add some background information.

3.What is the result of the smart farming?

A.Farmers will have a better harvest. B.Farmers can grow different plants.

C.Farmers needn’t care about the weather. D.Plants can protect themselves against insects.

4.What’s the best title for the text?

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1.How did the author feel when first seeing the robot?

A.Amazed. B.Proud.

C.Awkward. D.Disappointed.

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A.The demos of CES 2019. B.The improvements of the robot.

C.The robot’s motor ability. D.The robot’s ability to remain steady.

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A.The cap of the marker. B.The ability to pour drinks.

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He does it because back in 2012, when he was feeling very stressed and anxious during a visit to Paris, a stranger gave him a free hug. He’s never forgotten how it filled him with unexpected calm and joy.

For those who take up his offer, the hug makes them laugh and smile. But sometimes it does more, as when an elderly woman in a tour group stopped and watched him. The group moved on, but she remained and asked, “Can I have a hug?” “Of course you can!” said Thyago who wrapped his arms round her. When they broke their embrace, she kept holding onto his shoulders and looked into his eyes. “Thank you,” she said. “I can’t remember the last time I was hugged this way.”

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D.He hoped to help others cure their diseases.

2.What does the underlined sentence in Paragraph 5 suggest?

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B.Our sense of touch is undervalued.

C.Our sense of touch does no good to us.

D.Our sense of touch is thought highly of.

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A.The way of offering social touch counts.

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C.Blind kids will be cured as long as they get enough social touch.

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OpeningFrom 1 0 a. m. to 5 P. m.

PricesOne paying exhibition per yearall other exhibitions are free

Location10-minute walk from Eastbourne Railway Station

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阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右。

Jack was gone.

For six years, Jack had lived four floors directly below him. If it hadn’t been for the fire escape, the two best friends could have seen each other by sticking their heads out of their bedroom windows.

Every summer had been filled with bike rides and baseball, but last summer—the summer of Cyclops—had been the best.

Kyle and Jack had created the pulley contraption (滑轮), which Jack named Cyclops, from old bicycles, a backpack and a long rope. It ran beside the fire escape, and anything that fit into the pack could be slid from Kyle to Jack and back again. Cyclops had exchanged messages, comics and even chocolate cookies between windows.

Three days ago, Jack said good-bye to Kyle, saying his family was moving. Cyclops’ backpack rested on the fire escape outside Jack’s empty bedroom.

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Minutes later, Kyle ran his eyes over Cyclops. Having read one page of his favorite comic, he looked at it again. He wrote a note. “Who are you?” Zzzooop! “I’m Max.” “I’m Kyle. How old are you?”

Cyclops whirred (呼呼地响), carrying notes between Kyle and Max. They discovered they would be in Mrs. Parker’ fifth grade class next year. They both loved riding bikes and playing baseball but hated strawberry jam.

Kyle sent three cookies and a note down. Cyclops ran between the windows as Kyle and Max made crucial decisions, like how to go to the zoo, when and where to meet. “Feel like going to the zoo tomorrow? Zzzooop! “OK.”

Para. 1: Early the next morning, Kyle got ready and his mom smilingly held the door open.

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Para. 2: It was a girl that was pushing the bike and approaching him.

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