41．WhereareHiandLotalking？42．H-优题课

If you want to go to visit Shanghai Disneyland， you can learn some thing about it．

Shanghai Disneyland opened on June 16， 2016． It began selling tickets on March 28through several ways： the official website， Alitrip website and the central phone． Its price is the lowest of all the Disney theme parks． So far， quite a lot of people have booked（预订）tickets．

The park is built in the 963﹣acre field and costs ＄5.5billion． Almost 400delighters and engineers have taken part in the design work． The Disney castle in Shanghai is the tallest and largest one in the Disney family around the world．

When you visit Shanghai Disneyland， you can follow the advice．

Buy souvenirs（纪念品）in advance（提前）． Disney is so popular that it is easy to find these souvenirs anywhere． It isn't necessary for you to buy them at Disneyland because they are too expensive there． You can save a lot of money in this way．

Eat breakfast before you arrive． You can save quite a bit of money by eating breakfast before you go to the park．

Take snacks with you． You can enjoy them in the picnic area． Because the snacks there are too expensive．

To save more money， you can plan your trip during the park's off﹣season（淡季）． Lots of things， from airfare（飞机票价）to souvenirs， can be cheaper during these months．

86．When did Shanghai Disneyland open？

87．Have almost 400designers and engineers taken part in the design work？

88．Why isn't it necessary to buy souvenirs at Disneyland？

89．How many pieces of advice are mentioned in this passage？

90．What's the best title of this passage？

Do you have many passwords（密码）for your credit cars（信用卡）and different websites？ Do you try to remember them all？ As we are advised to have the passwords memorized by heart for safety reasons， not written down， lots of people find it hard to keep them in mind．

However， this problem has been solved by a microchip（芯片）company． The scientists there designed a very small microchip with an electronic circuit（线路）． It can identify（识别）you． By putting the microchip under the skin of your hand， you can have access to（有权进入）things with no need for passwords or cards． In this case， it means that you don't have to remember any passwords．

Office workers in Stockholm， Sweden were offered the chance to have the microchip put under their skin if they wish． It allowed them to get in and out of their workplaces and log into（合登陆到）their computers without keys． Besides， they could also use the new technology to pay for the food in the café． But some of the workers thought it was a risky idea to have a microchip put under their skin． They considered that the microchip might cause health problems one day．

Anyway， this new technology is fun． With the rapid development of technology， we seem to be on our way to being part human， part machine， don't we？

66． The microchip is about 　　．

A．	a card widely used in computers
B．	something that can help identify people
C．	a password for the credit cars or websites
D．	a card with which you can go into your workplace

67． If the microchip is put under the skin of your hand， you can 　．

A．	pay for your food without credit cards
B．	play your computer as long as you like
C．	go wherever you want without money
D．	have access to things without passwords or cards

68． The microchip allowed the office workers to 　　．

A．	remember any passwords
B．	have food in the café for free
C．	get in their workplaces without keys
D．	get online without computers

69． Some of the workers thought the microchip was a risky idea because 　　．

A．	it might make people become lazy
B．	it might be bad for health
C．	it would change humans into machines
D．	it might make people feel comfortable

70． What's the best title of this passage？　　

A．	The introduction of the microchip．
B．	A microchip company．
C．	How to make the microchip．
D．	A microchip widely used．

Mahalya is a student in Grade 8at Lamberton Middle School in Pennsylvania， US． Every afternoon at 2o'clock， she runs to a store at her school， she is not running to buy snacks． Instead， she works as the storekeeper and helps count change（零钱）for customers．

"I didn't know that it took so much work． I didn't do anything like this，" Mahalya told The Seaeinel， a local newspaper．

In fact， she and another 11students work as the storekeepers at Bison Bargains， the school's first student﹣run store． I started on February 22， and it opens each school day during break time from 2to 2：30p．m． It mainly sells stationeryand snacks．

Through this， students see what a business is like． Christian 11g， a 14﹣year﹣old student， was really surprised by how hard it was to not make mistakes and do the transactions（交易）． "It's kind of a challenge to learn all the information on the stock（供应物）lists and remember all the prices of the products，" Christian told the newspaper．

To help them learn about business， they took a class． The class taught students how to use money and some simple business rules．

The school did a survey on what products students would buy from a school store． In the future， they plan to sell things made by the students themselves． For example， students can sell their homemade pencil boxes and phone cases．

61． Mahalya runs to a store in her school to 　　．

A．	buy some snacks
B．	learn about customers
C．	work as the storekeeper
D．	learn about the information

62． What does the underlined word "stationery" mean in Chinese？　　

A．	文具
B．	餐具
C．	道具
D．	家具

63． How long does Bison Bargains open each school day during break time？　　

A．	60 minutes．
B．	50 minutes．
C．	40 minutes．
D．	30 minutes．

64． The purpose of having a student﹣run store is to 　　．

A．	teach students to learn from mistakes
B．	help students see what a business is like
C．	sell more stationery and snacks to students
D．	start a class on how to use money in the store

65． What is this passage mainly about？　　

A．	The school's new program， a student﹣run store．
B．	The results of a survey on the student﹣run store．
C．	The reasons of opening a student﹣run store．
D．	The rule of the student﹣run store．

Nowadays， the Internet has become an important part of our lives． What do you often do on the Internet？ Here are some useful websites for you．

http://www．ngkids．co．uk

NG Kids

This website is about geography， science， history and news． It has an edition（版次）especially for kids． It tells many amazing but true facts， Guinness world records， knowledge about animal and moving or runny stories about pets and people． Have fun and improve your English at the same time．

http://teenshealth．org/teen

Teens Health

Changes are happening in your life， both in the body and mind． Sometimes you may feel upset by them． Just remember it's normal to have these feelings． Teens Health can help you． It gives much advice for fighting against stress， managing feelings and taking care of your body．

http://www．bbc．co．uk/learningenglish

BBC Learning English

Listening， speaking， reading and writing are all important in learning English． You can get help in improving your English on this website． For example， you can learn new words， read stories and listen to some songs． You can learn everyday English expressions from native speakers．

http://www．mtime．com

Mtime

Going to the cinema is a good way to have fun on the weekend． But it's difficult to choose a movie． Mtime．com can help you． It tells who directs the film and who acts in it． The wwebsite also has a rating（等级）for every film， which is decided by many viewers（观众）． A film with a rating above 8is usually worth seeing．

（1）NG Kids has an edition especially for 　　．

A．	doctors
B．	children
C．	teachers
D．	workers

（2）What is Teens Health about？　　

A．	How to look after pets at home．
B．	How to choose a good film．
C．	How to solve problems in life．
D．	How to learn English．

（3）Where can we learn everyday English expressions from native speakers？　　

A．	Http://www．bbc．co．uk/learnenglish．
B．	Http://teenshealth．org/teen．
C．	Http://kids．nationalge ographic．com/kids．
D．	Http://www．mtime．com

（4）　　is a good way to have fun on the weekend．

A．	Fighting against stress
B．	Learning new words
C．	Going to the cinema
D．	Managing feelings

（5）Which of the following is TRUE according to this passage？　　

A．	We can't find Guinness world records on NG Kids．
B．	A film with a rating between 6and 8is worth seeing．
C．	We can watch English movies on BBC Learning English．
D．	Sometimes we feel upset when we meet changes in life．

Rainforests （雨林） are in danger．They are disappearing quickly．For years，people have been Cutting down rest to make room for farms and roads

Many groups are working to save rainforests．The World Wildlife Fund （WWF） is one of those groups．It works to protect animals and their habitats around the world．A habitatsis a place in nature where animals and plants live．

"Rainforests are important．They have more plants and animals in them than any other habitat in the world，"says Barney Long，who works for WWE．"We help the local people use the forest in a right way．We also work to stop people from cutting down the trees illegally （非法地）．"

Kids Saving The Rainforest （KSTR） is another group．It was started in Manuel Antonio，Costa Rice by two school children，Janine Licare and Aisin Livingstone，and Janine's mother，Jennifer

Rice．In 1998，the girls，when they were only 9years old，sold painted rocks at a roadside table．They hoped to raise money to save the rainforests and Titi monkeys of the Manuel Antonio area One year later，they opened the KSTR store to raise money．Today，the successful store sells not only children's artworks，but also the works of the local artists．

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66．Why are rainforests disappearing quickly？　　

A．	Because people have been cutting down trees．
B．	Because there are too many earthquakes in rainforests．
C．	Because too many tourists go to visit rainforests．
D．	Because there are too many animals in rainforests．

67．The underlined word"habitats"in Paragraph 2means" 　　．

A．	殖民地
B．	栖息地
C．	军事基地
D．	旅游胜地

68．How many people started KSTR？　　

A．	TWO
B．	Three．
C．	Four．
D．	Five．

69．What docs the KSTR store sell？　　

A．	A Vegetables．
B．	Tools
C．	Artworks．
D．	Clothes．

70．What's the best title （标题） of the passage？　　

A．	Rainforests around the world．
B．	Animals living in rainforests．
C．	The importance of rainforests．
D．	Groups saving rainforests．