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Millions of stars are travelling about in space. A few form groups which travel together, but most of them travel alone.
And they travel through a universe which is so large that one star seldom comes near to another. For the most important part each star makes its journey in complete loneliness, like a ship on an empty ocean. The ship will be well over a million miles from its nearest neighbour. From this it is easy to understand why a star seldom finds another anywhere near it.
We believe, however, that some two thousand million years ago, another star wandering(漫游) through space, happened to come near our sun just as the sun and the moon raised its tides(潮汐) on the earth, so this star must have raised tides on the surface of the sun. But they were very different from the small tides that are raised in our oceans; A large tidal(潮汐的) wave must have travelled over the surface of the sun, at last forming a mountain so high that we cannot imagine it. As the cause of the disturbance came nearer, so the mountain rose higher and higher. And before the star began to move away again, its tidal pull had become so powerful that this mountain was torn to pieces and thrown off small parts of itself into space.
These small pieces have been going round the sun ever since. They are the planets.
Most stars are _________________________.

A.following a regular path in space
B.moving about without a fixed course
C.seldom wandering about in the universe
D.always travelling together

Some two thousand years ago, the mountain on the sun was raised probably because _____________.

A.the star moved away from the sun
B.another star happened to come near the sun
C.the sun and the moon raised the tides on the earth
D.a large tidal of wave travelled over the surface of the sun

The article suggests that _______________.

A.how space formed
B.our earth exists before the sun
C.no one knows where the earth comes from
D.our earth used to be a high mountain in the sun

The expression “the cause of the disturbance” refers to ________.

A.the large tidal wave B.the powerful tidal pull
C.the star coming near the sun D.one of sun’s planets

In the article, the writer mainly wants to tell us ______________.

A.where the planets in the universe came from
B.how the high mountains were formed on the sun
C.that the universe is so large that we cannot imagine it
D.why the tides over the surface of the sun were so powerful
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It was a great day for American girl D’ Zhana Simmons when she got a new heart. However, her dream died when the new heart started not to work properly. The doctors had to take it away. She needed another heart transplant (移植). But the doctors couldn’t find a proper heart so soon. Then they came up with an idea — they would use two machines to keep her blood flowing in her body. After waiting for about four months, D’ Zhana had another heart transplant. It was very successful.
When doctors use a man-made heart to keep a patient’s life, they usually leave the patient’s own heart in the body. “She, we believe, is possibly one of the youngest that had the machines without her own heart,” one of D’ Zhana Simmons’ doctors said.
Living without a heart for 118 days — that’s great. When a heart transplant doesn’t work, doctors have no time to waste. If they don’t get a new heart or some machines to help the patient, he or she will die. The patient’s life is in their hands. This story once again shows how important the medical (医疗的) world really can be. I hope that one day I will be a doctor. I hope I can be so quick and helpful to my patients.
Why did D’ Zhana Simmons’ dream die?

A.Because her new heart didn’t work properly.
B.Because she didn’t have enough money for a new heart.
C.Because her health was too bad to get a heart transplant.
D.Because the doctors didn’t know what to do with her new heart.

The underlined word “flowing” in the first paragraph means “” in Chinese.

A.稀释 B.凝固 C.过滤 D.流动

How long did D’ Zhana Simmons live without a heart?

A.About three weeks.
B.About four weeks.
C.About three months.
D.About four months.

What’s the writer’s dream job?

A.A driver. B.A nurse.
C.A doctor. D.A scientist.

Which of the following is true according to the passage?

A.D’ Zhana Simmons had only one heart transplant.
B.The doctors used two machines to keep D’ Zhana Simmons’ life.
C.D’ Zhana Simmons was the first person to live with a man-made heart.
D.The doctors wasted some time when they looked for a heart for D’ Zhana Simmons.

Hong Kong Book Fair 2014

Fair dates
16-22 July, 2014 ( Wed.-Tue.)
Place
Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Opening hours
●16-17 July (Wed.-Thur.) 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
●18-19 July (Fri.-Sat.) 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
●20-21 July (Sun.-Mon.) 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
●22 July (Tue.) 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Major exhibit
categories
(参展范围)
International Culture Village: Showing books from foreign countries.
Children’s Paradise: Showing children’s books and educational publications, with a family corner and a performance stage.
Teens’ World: Showing books for the young. You can find plenty of cartoon and comic books.
Stationery Zone (文具区): Showing stationery products, such as pens, pencils, rulers and erasers.

Tickets
Tickets for adults: HK$ 25
Tickets for children between 5 and 12: HK$ 10
Children under 5 are free.

How long did the Hong Kong Book Fair last for?

A.2 days. B.5 days.
C.6 days. D.7 days.

Where was the Hong Kong Book Fair held?

A.In the Children’s Paradise.
B.In the Hong Kong Bookshop.
C.In the International Culture Village.
D.In the Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre.

People could visit the Hong Kong Book Fair at .

A.10 a.m., 16 July
B.9 a.m., 18 July
C.11 p.m., 20 July
D.6 p.m., 22 July

What couldn’t people buy in the Hong Kong Book Fair?

A.Foreign books.
B.Postcards.
C.Cartoon books.
D.Pencils.

If Kathy, aged 11, went to the Book Fair with her parents, how much did they pay for the tickets?

A.HK$ 25. B.HK$ 35.
C.HK$ 60. D.HK$ 75.

More than 700 years ago, Scotland was fighting with England. The King of England wanted to control Scotland. He had a strong army so it was difficult for the Scots to fight. They lost many times. King Robert of Scotland had to run from the English army.
One rainy day, King Robert lay in a cave (洞穴). He thought that he was not good enough to be a king. He was so worried that he didn’t even see a spider near him. He looked up when he saw the spider climbing. It was trying to climb up to its web at the top of the cave but it fell down.
“How sad!” thought King Robert. “The spider is like me. It’s not strong enough.”
He watched while the spider tried again. It fell down a second time.
“Be careful little spider, or you might die,” he said. “Life is so hard. You’ll never
get back to your web.” But the spider tried again and again. King Robert watched while it slowly climbed back to its web. After an hour, the spider got to the web.
“You are such a great spider,” he said. “If you can keep trying, I can too. I must carry on fighting. I won’t let the English win.” Then his army grew strong and they stopped the English army successfully.
Why was it difficult for the Scots to fight the English?

A.Because the Scots were too weak.
B.Because the King of England was very smart.
C.Because the English army was very strong.
D.Because the King of Scotland was not good enough.

Where was the spider’s web?

A.On the wall of the cave.
B.At the entrance of the cave.
C.In the middle of the cave.
D.At the top of the cave.

What did King Robert think of the spider at first?

A.It was clever.
B.It was careless.
C.It was not that strong.
D.It was great.

In what order did the following take place in the story?
a. The spider got to its web.
b. The spider fell down many times.
c. King Robert got his army to be strong enough to fight the English.
d. King Robert saw a spider trying to climb up to its web in a cave.
e. King Robert thought he should be like the spider.

A.d-b-a-e-c
B.c-d-b-a-e
C.d-e-b-a-c
D.c-d-e-b-a

What can we learn from the story?

A.We have to be strong if we want to win.
B.Keep trying and we will get what we want.
C.Try to find an easier way when we meet difficulties.
D.Life is so hard and sometimes we have to give up something.

My name is Lily. I’m a junior high school student from Guangzhou. Last winter holiday, I visited Hong Kong for the first time with my mother and her workmates. Before we went through the entrance of the Customs and Excise Department (香港海关,缩写为CED), we had to wait for more than four hours there. All the passengers must show their permits (许可证) to the workers at the CED one by one. So there were a large number of people waiting in lines at the entrance hall. It took us a long time to walk along the metal pipes which divided the big hall into many different parts. So the entrance hall looked like a huge puzzle. Everyone should finish walking through the puzzle if they wanted to pass the entrance. I waited patiently and walked slowly after others. I just could see the back of their heads. It was difficult for me to breathe because too many people were there. At last I passed it but I was too tired to say a word.
Last month I visited Hong Kong again. But this time I didn’t spend much time waiting at the entrance of the CED because I got an Electronic Exit Permit with an “Electronic Brain” in it. When I passed the port of Hong Kong, I just needed to use it to touch the button at the entrance. It can save much time for people. I plan to visit Hong Kong again sometime in the future.
Who did Lily go to Hong Kong with last winter holiday?

A.Her classmates
B.Her friends.
C.Her mother.
D.Her relatives.

How long did it take Lily to go through the entrance of the CED for her first visit?

A.Less than one hour.
B.About two hours.
C.About three hours.
D.More than four hours.

Which of the following is true according to the passage?
A. Passengers must show their boat tickets to the workers at the CED.
B. The entrance hall of the CED is small and crowded.
C. The Electronic Exit Permit saves passengers much time.
D. Passengers can enter Hong Kong by pressing the button at the entrance with fingers.
What does the passage mainly talk about?
A. Lily’s two different trips to Hong Kong.
B. Lily’s experiences of passing the entrance of the CED.
C. The crowded entrance hall of the CED.
D. The advantage of using Electronic Exit Permits.
Where can we read the passage?

A.On a blog.
B.In a history book.
C.In an encyclopeadia.
D.From an advertisement.

My name is Jim Green. I’m an American boy. My father and mother are teachers. They work in No.1 Middle School of Beijing. My uncle and aunt are office workers. They have a son. His name is Tom. They live in Beijing, too. My grandparents live with us. They’re old at home, they don’t work. I have a sister. Her name is Linda. We are students of a middle school in Beijing. The people in Beijing are very nice. They are all kind to us. We are very happy in China.
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