Weeklypaper2Name:Class:I.Completethesentenceswithproperwordsaccordingtothegivenmeanings.Fireandwatermaybegood(peoplewhodohouseworkinothefshouses),butbadmasters.Thiskindofmemorystickcan(hold)nearly5,000photos.Evenaclevermansometimesdoes(stupid,silly)things.Thehouseis(can!tbeseen)fromtheroadbecauseitissurroundedbytrees.Peter,ourEnglishteacher,always(makessomeonefeelbraveenough)tospeaktoforeigners.Thoughpeopleuseelectricity(everyday),theyusuallypayabillfbrit(everymonth).Ihadto(makelineswithfingernails)myheadtorememberhisname.He(fooled,cheated)meintogivinghimthemoney.Therewasa(smilebroadlytoshowtheteeth)onhisfacewhenheopenedhisbirthdaypresents.Itshardtotrainchildrento(act)wellatthetable.Themanagermadeaspeechtothe(agroupofpeopleworkinginabusiness).ILChoosethebestanswer.()1.Wecansaveelectricityturningoffthelightswhenweareout.A.inB.withC.fbrD.by()2.Hehasgotonebookinonehandandwhatisinhishand?A.theotherB.anotherC.otherD.theothers()3.XiaoChenaswellasMinminmorningexercisesnow.A.aredoingB.isdoingC.doesD.do()4.Hisfatheralot,butnowhehasgivenitup.A.usedtosmokeB.usedtosmokingC.isusedtosmokeD.isusedtosmoking()5.You'dbettertoomuchchocolate.It'sbadfbryourteeth.A.eatB.noteatC.toeatD.nottoeat()6.Thisnecklacedoesn'tfitmeverywell.I'dliketotryon.A.theotheroneB.anotheroneC.theothersD.others()7.There'snolighton.Theybeathome.A.can'tB.mustn'tC.needn'tD.shouldn't()8.TheHuangPuRivertwofeetabovethedangerlinelastnightbecauseoftheheavyrain.A.risesB.roseC.raisesD.raised()9.InancientChina,horseswereoftengoodluck.A.connectedtoB.consistedofC.completedwithD.communicatedwith()10.ThousandsofpeoplecametoShanghaiInternationalCircuittoFlGrandPrix.A.seeB.noticeC.watchD.look()11.Doyouknowhewantstogoabroadornot?A.ifB.howC.whetherD.when()12.Nobodyknows.Hismotherislookingfbrhimeverywhere.A.whereTomhasbeenB.whereTomhasgoneC.wherehasTombeenD.wherehasTomgoneChoosetheproperwordstofillintheblanks.Jimtoldmehedidn'tgofishingyesterdayafternoon,(how,why)Doyouknowelseisgoingtobeondutytoday?(who,whom)Shesaiditwouldn'tmattermuch.(that,if)Healwaysthinkshecandobetter,(how,who)Ireallydon'tknowthebridgewillbefinished.(howlong,howsoon)Fillintheformswiththeproperformsofthewords.Wearesurethathethelecturetomorrow,(attend)Couldyoutellmewherethepostoffice(be)?Ourfathersaidthatheanewcomputer.(buy)Thelittleboytellsuswherehisfather(work).Hewasgladthatsomanypeoplehim.(help)Shedoesn'tknowwhetherorwait,(leave)Inthelast200years,people(destroy)morethanhalfofallthetreesontheearth.V.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforforms.Thefoodisdeliciousatthehotel,buttheseemspoor,(serve)Hewassofrightenedthatheonhiswaytotheforests,(freeze)Scientistscanhardlygiveascientificonpredictingearthquakes.(explain)Asweallknow,asagoodteacher,sheshouldn'tbesowithherstudents.(patience)Thecomicstrips(漫畫)arefullofactiontokeepreaders.(interest)6?It'ssocold.Filsomewaterforyoutowashyourhands,(hot)Nobodywillrefuseyouifyouask.(polite)Excuseme,areyoulookingforitemslikemobilephoneandcomputers?(electricity)VLRewritethesentencesasrequired.Tomhastohandhishomeworkrightnow,?(改為反義疑問句)Theyoungboyistallandstrong.(對劃線部分提問)doestheyoungboylook?Myfatherissotallthathecanreachthebookshelf.(保持句意不變)Myfatheristoreachthebookshelf.Couldyoutellmehisaddress?(保持原句意思)Couldyoutellme?"Howwillthewaterbemadecleanagain?”Theteacherasked.(合并為一句)Theteacheraskedthewaterbemadecleanagain.Weshouldtakeactiontosaveenergy.Wewillseetheendoftheearthinthenearfuture.（同上）actiontosaveenergy,wewillseetheendoftheearthinthenearfuture.Didhefindhislostwallet?Iaskedmyclassmate.（合并為一句）Iaskedmyclassmate.Couldyoutellmehowtogettothenearestpostoffice?（改為賓語從句）Couldyoutellmehowgettothenearestpostoffice?VII.ReadthepassageandAllintheblankswithproperwords.NewtonandlightWhenIsaacNewton（1642—1727）wasyoung,everyonethoughtthatthereweretwocoloursinlight,blackandwhite.Newtonlikedtoaskq1Heasked,"Isittruethatthereareonlytwocolours?”Attheageof24,hesaid,"Idon'tthinkitistrue.Iguessthatallcoloursarep2ofwhitelight.”Hehadtop3hisguess.Howcouldhedothat?Hesaid,“Ithinkthatwhenwhitecolourgoesthroughaglasspris/n（棱鏡），itwillmakedifferentcolours.Ithinkthatthesedifferentcolourswillmakewhitelightwhentheygothrougha4glassprism.”Hedecidedtodoanexperiment.Whatdidhelearn?First,helearnedthatlighthasat15sevencolours.Second,helearnedthatthesecoloursmakewhitelighta6.Newtonsaidj'lwilltellpeopleaboutmyexperiment"Onlyafewpeoplesaid,"Iu7you!”Fewerpeoplesaid,“Iagreewithyou!”Today,everyoneknowshewasright.1.q2.p3.p4.a5.16.a7.uSarahScantlinhasnotspokenasinglewordfollowinganaccidenttwentyyearsago-untilnow.Sarahwasan18-year-oldcollegestudentwhenshewashitbyacarin1994.Braininjuriesleftherunabletospeak.Finally,shewasabletoc1by左山g（眨眼）hereyesinresponsetoquestions—oneblinkfor"no"andtwoblinksfor“Yes”.SarahhasbeenlivingatGoldenPlainsHealthCareCenterinHutchinson,Kansas,sincetheaccident.Shebegantalkinglastmonthduringagroupspeechtreatmentwithotherpeople.Doctorsandnursesbeganworkingwithhermore山招〃sive僅（集中地）,b2keptthesecretfromSarah9sfamily.Theyfearedthatthefamilywouldgettheirhopesup.Andthentheymightbed3ifSarahlosthern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