Whatcanyoumakewithpiecesofpape-优题课

What can you make with pieces of paper？Look at Chen Yiyan's works!The 14﹣year﹣old has Origami（折纸） talent at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School．Zhejiang．（71）　　But he wasn't born with this talent．

When Chen was a fourth﹣grader，he found his brother's paper﹣folding book．

（72）　　Following the 50steps shown in the book，he made his first work，a paper peacock，within two hours．Since then，he has read many books about Origami and practices in his spare time．So far，his"fantasy world"has man members，such as monsters and robots．And he made his favorite work last year．（73）　　

Chen used to fold （折叠）paper himself until he met Chen Changnan，an eighth﹣grader at his school，who also loves Origami．They set up a paper﹣folding club last year．With support from school，they host a paper﹣folding class every Wednesday afternoon．The club soon attracted people．Now it has more tan 20 members．（74）　　On February 14 ^th．The club also held a speech for the kids in wenzhou Children's Library．

"It's really exciting to develop my hobby and share it with others at the same time．"said Chen，"I hope more and more people get to know Origami and love this art．"

A．It's a paper dragon that involved （包含）almost 2000 steps．

B．They show their works and teach students how to fold．

C．He has folded a"kingdom"with his hands．

D．It got him interested in Origami

75．The passage mainly tells us 　　．

A．	a paper﹣folding club
B．	how to fold paper
C．	a student with Origami talent
D．	how to develop hobbies．

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阅读下列语篇，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

What will the world of tomorrow be like? Many people today believe that technology is going to help solve some problems we have today. New technology may solve old problems, and it may also create new ones. No technology is perfect. Each has advantages and disadvantages. Here are three examples.

When we dream about the future, many of us think that we will be able to fly to the sky in our own flying cars. We could fly at 480 km per hour, avoiding traffic lights and busy roads. However, if too many flying cars are in the air, there will be trouble with traffic control.

3D printing is another new technology for the future. 3D printers are already used to make life-size models of car parts（部件）, and man-made body parts, like ears. As we move into the future, 3D printing will change the way we make things and the way we treat sick people. The disadvantage is that such a machine is very expensive.

Finally, people are trying to make a robot suit（套装）. This is an electronic suit. It allows people to lift heavy things and walk a long way. It might help people walk again after an illness or an accident. However, one disadvantage at the moment is the cost.

It is easy to imagine a future. We will be able to fly to work, print out a new pair of shoes or lift a car above our heads. Although there are some problems to solve, we can certainly dream of a world. In this world, technology makes people’s life easier and safer, and it can solve some of the most difficult problems we have today.

（1）How does the writer start the passage?

A．	By asking a question.	B．	By giving a report.
C．	By giving advice.	D．	By telling a story.

（2）Which one of the following is NOT true?

A．	If too many flying cars are in the air, there will be problems with traffic control.
B．	3D printing won’t change the way we make things.
C．	A robot suit costs too much at the moment.
D．	Technology can solve some of the most difficult problems we have today.

（3）What might the robot suit help people do after an illness or an accident?

A．	It might help people fly to the sky.	B．	It might help people make models.
C．	It might help people walk again.	D．	It might help people save money.

（4）What would be the best structure（结构）of this passage?

（Paragraph1=① Paragraph2=② Paragraph3=③ Paragraph4=④ Paragraph5=⑤）

A．		B．
C．		D．

（5）What is the theme（主题）of the passage?

Traffic.

Machines.

Clothes.

Technology.

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A sixty-year-old American, Mr. Linden, wears many hats: a writer, a businessman, a traveller, an educator and the founder of a famous hotel. He has lived in a village in Yunnan Province for nearly 20 years. He now considers that he is one of the “cool new Dali people”.

Mr. Linden was born and raised in Chicago. He first visited China in 1984. He received a scholarship（奖学金）from the Chinese Government and came to study in Beijing. During his stay, he was deeply attracted by Chinese culture and would love to be its communicator.

After working and travelling in more than 100 countries, Mr. Linden gave up his job in the US, sold his house and moved to China with his family in 2004. He wanted to find a place and create a new lifestyle. After a tour around China, Mr. Linden and his wife finally decided to live in Xizhou, a small town not far from Dali.

“I’m a fan of China’s traditional buildings. Xizhou is a beautiful town with hundreds of old buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Traditions here keep as alive as ever and the local people treat me like family,” said Mr. Linden.

With the help of the Dali government, Mr. Linden repaired a traditional Bai-style（白族风格）house into a hotel for foreign tourists. The hotel provides international education projects for European and American schools. It also opens 50% of its room（空间）to the public, creating a place for more people to communicate with the villagers. It offers free English classes to villagers once a week.

When talking about his future plans, Mr. Linden said he wanted to do more to share the beauty of China with the world. “Our goal（目标）is to turn Xizhou into a window for foreigners to learn about China,” said Mr. Linden. “I hope that through my efforts, more people will love China.”

（1）Mr. Linden does many things EXCEPT ________.

writing

doing business

travelling

working on a farm

（2）What does the underlined word “attracted” mean in Paragraph 2?

吸引

扩大

丰富

吸收

（3）Where did Mr. Linden decide to live after a tour around China?

In Beijing.

In Xizhou.

In Chicago.

In Nanjing.

（4）With the help of ________, Mr. Linden repaired a traditional Bai-style house into a hotel.

A．	his friends	B．	foreign tourists
C．	the local government	D．	American schools

（5）According to the passage, what is Mr. Linden’s goal in the future?

A．	To repair more ancient buildings.	B．	To let more people know about China.
C．	To teach more people English for free.	D．	To build more hotels.

阅读下列语篇，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Bob likes climbing very much. However, there wasn’t one climbing club in his school at first, so he felt sad.

At the beginning of the second year of middle school, his school offered rock climbing lessons in order to encourage students to exercise. He was so happy that he joined at once.

In the first lesson, the coach said, “Rock climbing needs strength, speed, courage and persistence（坚持). All these are necessary.” But in Bob’s opinion, rock climbing was just a fun activity. It interested him.

During the following classes, the coach asked the students to run 1,000 metres first, and then climb with a rope. When Bob finished running, he almost lost his breath（呼吸）and got bored, and he even did not want to touch the rope. He thought it was less interesting than before. The coach noticed that and asked him, “Why do you want to take rock climbing lessons?” “I come for fun, of course.” “Is that fun?” he asked. Bob shook his head slowly. The coach then explained patiently, “That’s because you stop halfway. You know, beautiful sights are always on the top.”

After hearing his words, Bob made up his mind to finish his journey. When he got to the top in the end, he felt really excited.

Sometimes it’s hard to reach the top of the mountain, but it’s a pity to stop halfway, so don’t give up.

（1）Why did the school offer rock climbing lessons?

A．	To develop students’ hobbies.	B．	To encourage students to exercise.
C．	To offer students more clubs.	D．	To let students enjoy activities.

（2）How far did the coach ask the students to run first in the rock climbing lessons?

A．	One hundred metres.	B．	One hundred kilometres.
C．	One thousand metres.	D．	One thousand kilometres.

（3）What does the underlined word “it” refer to in Paragraph（段落）4?

Running.

Rock climbing.

Taking lessons.

Touching the rope.

（4）How did Bob’s feelings change according to the passage?

A．	Sad→happy→bored→excited.	B．	Excited→sad→bored →happy.
C．	Happy→sad→excited→bored.	D．	Sad→bored→excited→happy.

（5）What’s the best title of the passage?

A．	Learn to Accept Helpful Advice	B．	Let’s Find the Best Hobby
C．	Don’t Give Up Halfway	D．	Never Stay in the Same Place

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The graphics（图表）show the weather report for City G today and the following six days.

（1）What’s the date today in City G?

It’s 13th May.

It’s 14th May.

It’s 15th May.

It’s 16th May.

（2）What’s the temperature at 10:00 am today in City G?

It’s 21℃.

It’s 23℃.

It’s 25℃.

It’s 24℃.

（3）Henry is in City G today. What will most probably happen to him according to the graphics?

A．	He will wash his car.	B．	He will catch a cold.
C．	He will ride fast on the road.	D．	He will wear coats.

（4）What will the weather be like on Wednesday in City G?

It will be rainy.

It will be sunny.

It will be cloudy.

It will be windy.

（5）According to the weather report, the highest temperature of this week will be on ________.

Sunday

Saturday

Friday

Thursday

阅读下面短文，根据短文内容选择最佳选项。

Have you ever looked at a cat’s face and wondered what it is thinking? Well, according to a new study, cats have many different facial expressions, which show how they are feeling.

The research was carried out by the scientists at the University of California, in the US. They visited a local cat café over several months to record videos of 53 cats, collecting 194 minutes of videos. They found that the cats have 276 different expressions. “Each expression was a mixture of lip different facial movements, which included licking（舔）their nose, opening their mouth, or widening the pupils of their eyes,” said the scientists. They also found cats use 26 of these facial movements in total, which can be mixed to express how they are feeling. Dogs use 27 facial movements and humans use a total of 44.

Out of the expressions they recorded, 45% were friendly and 37% were angry. “A friendly cat moves its ears and whiskers forward and closes its eyes. However, an angry cat often flattens its ears to its head, makes its pupils smaller and licks its lips,” said the team.

Although the researchers aren’t sure what the cats were trying to communicate with each other using their faces, they plan to study cats in other places to improve their understanding. They also hope that the research could help animal shelters（收容所）improve the way they look after the cats. Some pet owners even suggest the researchers develop an app for them to find out what their cats’ facial expressions really mean.

（1）Which of the following uses the most facial movements?

A．

. Humans.

B．

Dogs.

C．

Cats.

（2）Which picture shows a cat’s angry expression?

A．