May 10th is Meg’s birthday. She gets a gift. It is a new coat from her sister. The coat is very beautiful and she feels very happy.
One day, Meg finds that a button(纽扣) of her coat is lost. She looks for the button everywhere, but she can’t find it. The next day, she doesn’t wear that coat to school and feels sad all day. After school, she goes to the clothes shops and wants to buy that kind of clothes. But she feels disappointed.
Meg tells her sister about that, her sister says, “We can change all the buttons. Then the buttons will be the same.” The coat is beautiful again and Meg feels happy again.Meg’s sister buys for her on her birthday.
| A．some buttons | B．a new coat |
| C．a new bike | D．some flowers |
How does Meg feel when she doesn’t wear that coat?
| A．She feels happy. | B．She feels bored. |
| C．She feels excited. | D．She feels sad. |
What does Meg’s sister do at the end of the story?
| A．She changes all the buttons of the coat. |
| B．She buys another coat again. |
| C．She buys a button in the clothes store. |
| D．She goes to the clothes store and changes the coat. |
Where does the underline word “disappointed’ mean in Chinese?
| A．兴奋的 | B．失望的 |
| C．难过的 | D．高兴的 |
What’s the best title for the passage?
| A．A lost button | B．A lost coat |
| C．A kind sister | D．A clothes store |
Tickets must be pre﹣booked before coming to Cadbury World． To book Cadbury World tickets ，please call 441213936004 or book online．
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Ticket options |
Book over the phone |
Book online |
|
Adults |
￡17.00 |
￡16.15 |
|
Children（aged 4﹣15 years） |
￡12.50 |
￡11.88 |
|
Family of 4（no more than 2 adults） |
￡51.00 |
￡48.44 |
|
Family of 5（no more than 2 adults） |
￡61.00 |
￡57.95 |
|
Senior Citizens（aged 60+） |
￡12.85 |
￡12.21 |
|
Students（with ID） |
￡12.21 |
￡12.21 |
|
Under 4 years |
Free |
Free |
（1）How many ways are there to pre﹣book Cadbury World tickets？
| A． |
One． |
| B． |
Two． |
| C． |
Three |
（2）How much should a family of 2 adults and 3 children pay if they book the tickets over the phone？
| A． |
￡57.95． |
| B． |
￡51.00． |
| C． |
￡61.00． |
（3）Bob is 61 years old． How much should he pay for a ticket at least？
| A． |
￡12.21． |
| B． |
￡12.85． |
| C． |
￡16.15． |
（4）What do students need to do when they visit Cadbury World？
| A． |
To go with their parents． |
| B． |
To bring their ID cards． |
| C． |
To wear their uniforms． |
（5）Who can go to Cadbury World for free？
| A． |
Senior citizens． |
| B． |
Students． |
| C． |
Kids under 4． |
Britain was once covered by thick forests， home to many animals which no longer live here． There were wolves， bears and wild cattle with less than four million people． They lived in small villages protected by wooden walls from the animals outside．
However， all this changed． Now Britain's population has increased to 65 million． Three﹣quarters of Britain consists of fields， towns or cities． Although 25% of land is countryside，new methods of farming mean that there are fewer birds and small animals than ever before． Britain is one of the few countries in the world without a large wild carnivore（食肉动物）．
Some people want to change this． Some say that Britain needs to become more natural again and suggest trees and plants that once grew in Britain should be allowed to grow again． They even say that large wild animals which have not lived in Britain should be helped to return and live wild． They call this " rewilding"．
Not everyone agrees． In the last twenty years， over one million trees have been planted and there are plans for more﹣but wild animals？ Some people ask if wolves will attack sheep or even humans． They are also angry that rewilding might mean an end to walking in the hills many people enjoy． So far， there are no wolves or bears in Britain's forests﹣but soon there might be!
（1）Why does Britain have fewer wild animals？
| A． |
Their living conditions are destroyed by humans． |
| B． |
They are being killed by their natural enemies． |
| C． |
The number of large animals is increasing． |
| D． |
People there don't like wild animals． |
（2）What does the underlined word " rewilding" probably mean？
| A． |
Protecting wild animals． |
| B． |
Returning wild animals to Britain． |
| C． |
Planting more green plants． |
| D． |
Helping wild animals live better． |
（3）What is the main idea of the last paragraph？
| A． |
Some people are against rewilding． |
| B． |
People plan to plant more trees． |
| C． |
Wild animals will be back to Britain． |
| D． |
Wild animals do harm to humans． |
（4）Which of the following can be the best title？
| A． |
Causing UK Greener |
| B． |
Wolves Returning to UK |
| C． |
Saving Wildlife in Britain |
| D． |
Making Britain Wild again |
5G networks have been considered as one big thing for this century． They allow people to get faster services． Downloading information takes only seconds， instead of minutes．
But no true 5G phones are able to be used now． It won't work with 5G until such services are built． Users will need an adapter to bring in 5G signals． There's completely no need for users to worry about the safety of 5G signals．
Where will we probably see 5G first？ The answer is in our living rooms． The speeds，about 20 times faster than the standard home Internet connection，are very likely to do wonders in our living rooms． Many users are tired of spending ＄100 or more monthly in booking cable（有线的） TV． They no more choose cable TV and begin to use streaming（在线播放） services connected to their broadband（宽带） service instead．
Besides faster access，connectivity might get a little cheaper in future for users only if a complete 5G network is set up． However， the cost of programs and apps will go up． Meanwhile， users are in great need of ordering more monthly services． Comparatively speaking， users are likely to pay more for 5G services．
So far now， it's mainly used at home． …
（1）People can feel 5G's advantage directly by its ．
| A． |
surprising speed |
| B． |
comparatively low cost |
| C． |
powerful function |
| D． |
convenient Internet connection |
（2）Why are 5G phones not widely used today？
| A． |
Because services are limited． |
| B． |
Because special equipment isn't built yet． |
| C． |
Because 5G signals are not strong enough． |
| D． |
Because the safety of 5G signals is not for sure． |
（3）What will the writer probably write about next？
| A． |
5G's role． |
| B． |
5G's history． |
| C． |
5G's influence． |
| D． |
5G's development． |
（4）Where does this passage probably come from？
| A． |
A story book． |
| B． |
A science fiction． |
| C． |
A popular science book． |
| D． |
A research report． |
"I will learn Chinese!" This idea jumped into my head． It was born of something deeper inside． The idea has changed my life completely． When other people asked me why， I often joked that I was inspired by the nice tank of goldfish in the Chinese restaurant my family frequented（频繁光顾） when I was young． In fact， I started studying it because I was always attracted to Chinese culture， and learning the language is the key to achieving my dream of travelling around China．
I was lucky for many reasons． Back in 2010， Chinese was not as popular with foreigners as it is today． However， my family lent me strong support from my first year abroad in China． Even if they cannot see me often and miss me so much， I still have their support． I was also very fortunate that a Confucius Institute opened． I will always thank for its excellent staff and all the great people I met there．
Ni hao! The word "hello" in Chinese was the first word I learned in my first Chinese class． After class I was filled with enthusiasm and couldn't stop thinking about "ni hao" and all the new words yet to come． Not only were many more words and phrases waiting， but also the experiences I never expected．
（1）What caused the writer to study Chinese？
| A． |
His sudden idea． |
| B． |
His interest in Chinese culture． |
| C． |
His family's influence on him． |
| D． |
Chinese restaurant's goldfish tank． |
（2）The writer's dream is to ．
| A． |
learn the Chinese language |
| B． |
change his life completely |
| C． |
open a Chinese restaurant |
| D． |
travel around China |
（3）What is paragraph 2 mainly about？
| A． |
The support which he has got． |
| B． |
The reason for his study in China． |
| C． |
The advantages of his Chinese learning． |
| D． |
The difficulty he has in Studying Chinese． |
（4）How did the writer feel about his first Chinese class？
| A． |
Satisfied． |
| B． |
Disappointed． |
| C． |
Excited． |
| D． |
Worried． |
Four Animation Studios（动画工作室）
（1） Pixar Animation Studio
Location： California， USA
Pixar was bought by Steve Jobs in 1986． Later in 2006 it was bought by Disney． The studio has produced many successful animated films including：
Toy Story Finding Nemo
（2） Walt Disney Animation Studios
Location： California， USA
Walt and Roy founded the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio in 1923． After years， Disney Animation has become the most famous animation studio in the world． Its best﹣known films include：
The Lion King Big Hero 6
（3） DreamWorks Animation
Location： California， USA
In 1994， Steven， Jeffrey and David founded DreamWorks． It now belongs to Universal Pictures． It has made films like：
Shrek Kung Fu Panda
（4） Studio Ghibli
Location： Tokyo， Japan
Ghibli is one top animation studio in Japan． Eight in 15 top animated films produced in Japan are created by Ghibli． These works make it famous all over the world． You must have heard of the following films：
Castle in the Sky My Neighbor Totoro
（1）Which is the best﹣known cartoon studio？
| A． |
Studio Ghibli． |
| B． |
DreamWorks Animation． |
| C． |
Walt Disney Animation Studios． |
| D． |
Pixar Animation Studios． |
（2）Which movie is made by DreamWorks？
| A． |
Toy Story． |
| B． |
Kung Fu Panda． |
| C． |
Castle in the Sky． |
| D． |
The Lion King． |
（3）Which statement about Ghibli is true？
| A． |
It is a part of Universal Pictures． |
| B． |
Its logo is a kid sitting on the moon． |
| C． |
It has made the most animated films． |
| D． |
It is a very famous studio in Japan． |
（4）The purpose of the writer's writing the passage is to ．
| A． |
tell us how cartoon movies are made |
| B． |
give us information about some films |
| C． |
introduce some famous cartoon studios |
| D． |
encourage more readers to watch movies |