Each weekday， more than 30 million students in Canada eat meals in school cafeterias． And when lunch is over， they fill the rubbish cans with uneaten food．
More than ＄1 billion worth of food is wasted every year． Wasted food is wasted money．It's also a missed chance to feed hungry people．And it's had for the environment：farming， packing， and transporting food produces greenhouse﹣gas emissions（温室气体排放）． They pollute the air．
Schools have developed ways to cut back on（减少） waste． Making lunch period longer helps． It gives kids time to eat everything on their plates． Many schools follow government rules that say students must take a certain number of healthy things at mealtime． Those rules help kids get a better meal． But they can lead to more waste． That's why schools in Canada set up something called share tables．Students put untouched food on the table． A student who wants the food can take it． There are rules to make sure the food is safe． Food that isn't taken from the table is served another day．
Students also waste food because they don't like how it tastes． Cook Sam wants to change that． He works with a program called Cooks in Schools． He helps dining hall workers develop dishes kids enjoy．
You can fight food waste too． At the store， look for "ugly" produce．Fruits and vegetables with bad shapes are still delicious， but they are often not noticed． At home， read safety labels（标签）． If a label says "best before"， the food is still safe to eat for a little while after the date． If the label says "use by"， the food is no longer safe after the date．
（1）What does the underlined word "cafeterias" mean？
A． Dining halls
B． Classrooms
C． Hallways
（2）What is NOT the result of wasting food？
A． Wasting money
B． Bad for the environment
C． Feeding hungry people
（3）How do schools in Canada cut back on waste？
A． Making lunch period shorter．
B． Following government rules．
C． Setting up shared tables．
（4）Why do students waste food according to Paragraph 4？
A． They don't like Cook Sam．
B． They don't like the dishes．
C． They don't like dining hall workers．
（5）According to the last paragraph， which food is NOT safe on June 18th， 2019？
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Hollywood movie： La La Land《爱乐之城》， a new musical by US director Damien Chazelle Dates：June 20﹣June 30 Mon．﹣Fri．： 11：00 a． m．，3：00p．m．，7：30 a． m． Sat．﹣Sun．：9：00 a． m．， 4：00 p．m．，8：30 p．m． Place：New Century Cinema Ticket Prices： Adults： 60 yuan： 50 yuan for a member Students： 30 yuan： 20 yuan for a member Children under 1． 3 meters： free Notice：Enjoyed by Age 4 and up |
根据表格内容选择最佳选项．
（1）What kind of movie is this？
| A． |
A comedy． |
| B． |
An opera． |
| C． |
A program． |
| D． |
A musical． |
（2）How long does the movie last for？
| A． |
11 days． |
| B． |
12 days． |
| C． |
7 days． |
| D． |
5 days． |
（3）On Friday， you can watch the movie at ．
| A． |
9：00 a． m． |
| B． |
2：00 p．m． |
| C． |
7：30 a． m． |
| D． |
10：30 p．m． |
（4）Who will not be allowed in the cinema？
| A． |
A 3﹣year﹣old boy． |
| B． |
A 6﹣year﹣old girl． |
| C． |
A 20﹣year﹣old girl． |
| D． |
A 50﹣year﹣old man |
（5）If Mr． Green， his wife and their son（he is 1． 2 meters tall） are members of the cinema， they should pay to see the movie．
| A． |
120 yuan |
| B． |
100 yuan |
| C． |
130 yuan |
| D． |
80 yuan |
A warm drink of milk before bed has long been the best choice for those wanting a good night′s sleep． But now a study has found it really does help people nod off﹣ if it is milked from a cow at night．
Researchers have discovered that" night milk" has more melatonin（褪黑激素），which has been proven to help people feel sleepy and less worried．
In the study， mice were fed with dried milk powder made from cows milked both during the day and at night by researchers from Seoul， South Korea．
Those given night milk， which had 10 times the amount of melatonin， were less active and less worried than those fed with the milk collected during daytime， according to the study published in The Journal of Medicinal Food．
Night milk quicken the start of sleep and caused the mice to sleep longer．
While the effect of milk harvested at different time has not been tested on humans up to now， taking melatonin medicine has been suggested to those who are trying to fall asleep at night．
Studies have also showed that milk can be excellent for helping sleep because there is calcium（钙）in it， which helps people to relax．
Milk is also sugar﹣free because it is the least fattening． The more fat you take in before bedtime， the greater burden you will have on your body at night．
根据上文内容判断正（T）误（F）
（1）According to the passage， the mice fed with daytime milk were less active．
（2）The study has been tested on mice for ten times．
（3）People with sleeping problems have been advised to drink milk collected during the night by researchers．
（4）Milk is good for sleep because there is melatonin and calcium in it．
（5）The writer shows the main idea of the passage by giving examples．
One day a young man was standing in a crowded place， shouting that he had the most beautiful heart in the world． Most of the people who saw his heart were amazed at the beauty of his heart． It had no little flaw（瑕疵）．
Suddenly， an old man appeared and said，"Oh， my son， your heart is not as beautiful as mine．"
The old man showed his heart to the young man． It was beating strongly， but full of scars． It had places where pieces had been removed and other pieces put in． But they didn' t fit quite right， and there were gaps and rough（崎岖不平的） edges． Some places had never been filled in．
The young man laughed，"My dear old man，_______ Comparing your heart with mine， mine is perfect and yours is full of scars．"
The old man said， "Dear boy， my heart is just as beautiful as your heart． You see each scar shows where I have given my love． Sometimes people give me a piece of their heart back， and it fills the space as best it can． Other times， I give my love and get nothing in return． Those are the empty spaces． They hurt， but they show me that I can love and love again．"
The young man stood still． His eyes were filled with tears． He walked up to the old man， tore a piece of his heart and gave the piece to the old man．
The old man placed it in his heart， and then took a piece from his old scarred heart and placed it in the wound in the young man's heart．
The young man looked at his heart， not perfect any more but more beautiful than ever．
（1）The underlined word " scar" means" "in Chinese．
| A． |
疤痕 |
| B． |
隔阂 |
| C． |
斑点 |
| D． |
补丁 |
（2）Which of the following can be put in" "？
| A． |
I quite agree with you！ |
| B． |
it's against the rules！ |
| C． |
are you joking？ |
| D． |
what can I do for you？ |
（3）How did the young man feel after he heard what the old man said？
| A． |
Surprised． |
| B． |
Touched． |
| C． |
Nervous． |
| D． |
Proud． |
（4）what does the story want to tell us？
| A． |
We should be proud of who we are． |
| B． |
We shouldn't think too much of ourselves． |
| C． |
Nothing is difficult if we put our hearts into it． |
| D． |
Give our love， though we sometimes get nothing in return． |
（5）What's the best title for the passage？
| A． |
A Broken Heart |
| B． |
The Most Beautiful Heart |
| C． |
A Wise Old Man |
| D． |
What is True Love？ |
A new study finds that more than eighty percent of Internet users in the United States search for health information online．
Susannah Fox from the Pew Internet Project says doctors are still the main source of health information． But the study found that searching online is one of the leading ways that people look for a second opinion． He says， "People are sort of fact﹣checking what they have heard from a doctor． Our studies show that people are still very likely to turn to a health doctor when they need a diagnosis（诊断）or are planning a treatment． "
Forty percent of people are actually looking for doctors or other providers when they search for health information online． Two thirds of Internet users look online for information about a certain disease or medical condition．
The Internet has also become an important source of spiritual support for people with health problems． Susannah Fox says one in five Internet users has gone online to find other people who have the same condition．
A disease is considered uncommon if it affects（侵袭）fewer than 200， 000 people worldwide． The rise of social networking has made it easier for people with uncommon diseases to connect with each other and feel less alone． Social networking is also changing the way some doctors and patients communicate with each other．
Dr Jeff Livingston operates a medical centre for women in Irving， Texas． His office uses password﹣protected software to share information with patients． He says the software has increased efficiency （效率 ）， reduced costs and improved relations with patients． It has just changed the way we do health care． His medical centre also has a Facebook page， a MySpace page and a Twitter feed．
（1） is one of the most popular ways people look for health information．
| A． |
Asking their parents |
| B． |
The Pew Internet Project |
| C． |
Searching online |
| D． |
Reading books on medicine |
（2）What makes people search for health information online？
| A． |
People's interests in health． |
| B． |
People's health condition． |
| C． |
Importance of the Internet． |
| D． |
The rise of online treatment． |
（3）From the fourth paragraph we know that ．
| A． |
people with health problems go online to look for the new treatment |
| B． |
people with health problems try to share their experience with others online |
| C． |
people with health problems encourage each other online to fight against diseases |
| D． |
Internet becomes a place for people with health problems to reduce worries |
（4）According to Paragraph 5， social networking ．
| A． |
becomes a new way for doctors and patients to communicate with each other |
| B． |
encourages people to get more help from doctors online in time |
| C． |
helps people to get more confidence about the treatment of their diseases |
| D． |
makes people easier to know more about what their diseases are |
（5）What can we infer（推断）from the last paragraph？
| A． |
Internet is an easy way for doctors to treat their patients． |
| B． |
Doctors should change their way to treat their patients． |
| C． |
Facebook， MySpace and Twitter become efficient tools for doctors． |
| D． |
Most patients would like to ask their doctors for help online now． |
Do you want a job in the holidays？ Just go for it． First， you need to know what kind of job is suitable for your age and interest．
If you're l3 to 15．
It seems that you can't work almost anywhere， but you're probably allowed to clean your neighbours' cars or walk their dogs．
There is no lowest wage（工资） for children under 16．
By law， you can't work more than 35 hours each week during school holidays． And you can't work before 7am or after 7pm．
If you're 16 to17
The lowest wage for 16～17﹣year﹣old teenagers should be no less than seven dollars per hour．
You can't work in a pub or bar， but you can work in many other places．
By law， you can′t work more than 40 hours each week．
What jobs are out there？
Obviously your choices are limited（限制） by the fact that you can only work during school holidays， but the following situations are fine．
At Christmas， most shops are short of hands， so you may find something to do there． In autumn， there′s always fruit picking． It can be pretty hard work， but it pays really well．
If you're mad about football， you can choose to work in a sports shop or help out at a local football club． No matter how much you are paid， you are doing what you like．
（1）In the school holidays， 14﹣year﹣old kids ．
| A． |
can work any where they want |
| B． |
are not allowed to work alone |
| C． |
can′t go to work at night |
| D． |
can work as long as 14 hours a day |
（2）How much can a 16﹣year﹣old kid be paid at least in two hours？
| A． |
21 dollars． |
| B． |
17 dollars． |
| C． |
14 dollars． |
| D． |
7 dollars． |
（3）If you want to clean cars for others， you should at least be ．
| A． |
16 |
| B． |
15 |
| C． |
14 |
| D． |
13 |
（4）According to the passage， fruit picking is ．
| A． |
not right for children |
| B． |
tiring but pays well |
| C． |
better than other jobs |
| D． |
more interesting to girls |
（5）According to the passage， which statement is true？
| A． |
If you are 17 years old， you′re not allowed to walk the dog for your neighbour． |
| B． |
Teenagers can choose their jobs according to their interest． |
| C． |
Fruit Picking pays well because there are fewer people to pick it． |
| D． |
Only a football fan is allowed to work in a foot ball club． |