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( ) 44. When is the Desert Festival in Tunisia every year? A. On the first Sunday in February. B. On the last Sunday in December.

C. On the eve of the last Friday of the year.

D. On the eve of the last Wednesday of the year. ( ) 45. Where can we probably find this passage? A. In a storybook. B. In a cookbook. C. In a travel magazine. D. In a sport magazine. B

When Vivienne Harr was 8 years old, she saw a photo she would never forget. It was a photo of two young boys carrying large, heavy rocks on their backs. These children were the same age as Vivienne. But they did not have the same freedom and opportunities (×ÔÓɺͻú»á) that she has.

In some parts of the world, children have to work hard long days and they can¡¯t go to school. Vivienne wanted to change this. ¡°I want all kids to be able to go to school and play,¡± said Vivienne, now 10. ¡°I want them to be happy.¡±

To help raise money for children like the two boys in the photo, Vivienne started a lemonade stand (ÄûÃÊÆûˮ̯λ) near her home in Marin County, California. She promised to work every day for a year, rain or shine. ¡°Sometimes, it was hard for me, when the weather was bad or I wasn¡¯t feeling well,¡± said Vivienne. ¡°But I knew that some children were having a harder time than I was.¡±

Vivienne¡¯s goal (Ä¿±ê) was to raise $100,000 in 365 days. On Day 175, she reached her goal. But that didn¡¯t stop Vivienne from working. With the help of her family, she started Make a Stand. The company now puts Vivienne¡¯s lemonade into bottles (Æ¿×Ó) and sells it in 130 stores around the US. A small part of sales goes to help achieve (ʵÏÖ) Vivienne¡¯s dream ¡ª to make the world a better place for all children. ¸ù¾Ý²ÄÁÏÄÚÈÝÑ¡Ôñ×î¼Ñ´ð°¸¡£

( ) 46. The underlined word ¡°this¡± in Paragraph 2 refers to the fact that ______. A. some children have to work all day and can¡¯t go to school B. some children don¡¯t have clean water to drink C. some children don¡¯t have enough food to eat D. some children have no home

( ) 47. We can learn from the passage that Vivienne ______. A. is 8 years old B. is from California C. has two brothers

D. mainly worked in good weather

( ) 48. Vivienne reached her goal of raising $100,000 ______ after she started the lemonade stand. A. 130 days B. 175 days C. 10 months D. a year

( ) 49. Make a Stand is the name of ______. A. a kind of lemonade B. a kind of bottle C. a store D. a company

( ) 50. Which is the best title of the passage? A. Vivienne and her dream

B. A young inventor

C. The story of two young boys D. How to make lemonade C

Have you ever tried to write a poem? It¡¯s easier than you might think. Just pick up a pen and begin practising. Here are the steps to write a poem.

Choose your topic (Ö÷Ìâ). (51) __________ Some people can start writing poems without really deciding what to write about; when their pen or pencil hits the paper, the words just flow (³©Á÷). Most people, on the other hand, need a topic and as a beginner, this is the best way to start. It¡¯s easier to write a good poem about something you know well or you have experienced.

Freewrite for five minutes about your topic. Then go back and read it. Are any words or expressions especially good? (52) __________ For example, if you are describing something (i.e. a bird), write down descriptive words about it (i.e. looks, colours), and the kind of story you would like to tell about (i.e. the bird fell out of a tree). If you are writing about an event (ʼþ) in your life, write down your feelings and thoughts (Ïë·¨) of that event.

Write your poem. Remember, a poem doesn¡¯t have to rhyme (ѺÔÏ). (53) __________ But it should show your feelings of the topic. And it should sound nice to y ou.

Have a friend read your poem aloud to you. (54) __________ If not, go back and rewrite the parts you don¡¯t like.

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Dear Cindy,

How are you? Today I want to tell you (63) ________ about China.

China has the (64) ________ population in the world. But don¡¯t worry! The Chinese have a lot of room (¿Õ¼ä). It¡¯s the thir d largest country in the world in size.

The dragon is the national (65) ________ of China. It may breathe (ÍÂ) fire through (66) ________ mouth and nose.

People can see Chinese dragons on the streets during Spring Festival. They also fly dragon shaped (67) ________ in the sky and ride in dragon shaped boats during dragon boat races.

The most famous real-life Chinese (68) ________ is the panda. As time goes by, it has become another symbol of China like the dragon. Pandas are vegetarians (ËØÊ³Õß), so they make a much more (69) ________ symbol than a fire-breathing animal!

A big country (70) ________ China has hundreds of stories and interesting facts. To learn more, try reading a book about it. Sarah

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Hello, class. I¡¯m Li Jing. Mother¡¯s Day is coming. I¡¯m going to do something for my mum on that day. My mum likes flowers, so I¡¯ll buy some beautiful ones for her. I¡¯ll cook a delicious dinner after school. Our family will get together and have dinner happily. Also, I¡¯ll send my mum a card and say ¡°Happy Mother¡¯s Day¡± to her.

I love my mum very much and I¡¯ll study hard to make her proud of me one day. Thanks for your attention