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1.WhatdidJackfinishatabout8∶30?
A.Hisexercises. B.Astory. C.Aleter.
2.Whatsthemangoingtodo?
A.Takeaclass. B.Goshopping. C.Haveaparty.
3.HowdidMrSunlikethejourney?
A.Interesting. B.Terible. C.Exciting.
4.Whatarethetwospeakersgoingtodonextweek?
A.Takeanexam. B.Haveaholiday. C.Gohome.
5.Whocanrepairthecomputer?
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14.HowlonghadthemanbeeninJapan?
A.For6years. B.For8years. C.For10years.
15.Whendidhemakehisfirstfilm?
A.In1960. B.In1973. C.In1978.
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A.Warm. B.Hot. C.Cold.
19.Wherewiltheymeettomorowmorning?
A.Outsidetheschoolgate. B.Intheofice. C.Infrontofthelibrary.
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WelcometothePaintingCompetitionforWoodlandsStudents
TheInternationalAntiDrug(
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awareness(
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forthestudentsinourcity.
Studentswhowanttotakepartinthecompetitioncanhandintheirown2Dpaintingsineitherofthe
folowingtwoways:
Eachschoolwilbeprovidedwithaboxforstudentstoputintheirpaintings.Boxeswilbepicked
upbytheCityArtCouncilonThursday,June23rd,2019,beforetheendoftheschoolday.
PaintingscanbealsohandedinonFriday,June24th,from8∶00amto10∶00amattheWoodlands
ArtHal(175RiversideStreet).
Alpaintingsarerequiredtobe60cmwideby80cmlongorsmaler.Largersizeswilnotbe
accepted.Eachstudentcanonlyhandinonepainting.
ThefinaldecisiononthecompetitionresultswilbemadeonJune26th,theAntiDrugDay.The
namelistofthewinnerswilbemadeknownonthewebsiteoftheCityArtCouncilonthesameday.Al
winningpaintingswilbeshowntothepublicattheCityYouthParkfromJune27thtiltheendofJuly.
Prizes:1stPrize(10students)=
300GiftCardeach
2ndPrize(20students)=
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3rdPrize(30students)=
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Forfurtherinformation:
Visithtp://www.WoodlandsArtCouncil.orgorcal2569-8632.
21.StudentsinWoodlandscantakepartin heldbytheCityArtCouncil.
A.apopmusicconcert B.asingingcompetition
C.anamesigningactivity D.apaintingcompetition
22.Thesizeofthepaintingslike wilNOTbeaccepted.
A.40cmwideby60cmlong B.50cmwideby70cmlong
C.80cmwideby100cmlong D.60cmwideby80cmlong
23.Thepubliccanenjoythewinningpaintings .
A.attheCityYouthPark B.attheCityArtCouncil
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A.StudentsmustputtheirpaintingsintheschoolboxonJune24th.
B.Studentscangetmoreinformationaboutthecompetitionintwoways.
C.Eachstudentcantakepartinthecompetitionwithone3Dpainting.
D.Eachofthesecondprizewinnersinthecompetitionwilget300dolars.
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In1981,theartistVitekKrutaescapedtoGermany.Hewasnineteenyearsoldatthetime.Viteks
homewasinPrague.Helovedhiscountry,buthecouldnotstaytherebecausethegovernmentwantedto
puthimintoprison.“Thegovernmentwantedtotalcontrolofalartandmusic,”heexplains.“Wehadto
haveartshowsinsecret.Mykindofpaintingwasagainstthelaw.Therockmusicthatmybandplayedwas
againstthelaw.Therewasnofutureformethere.”
InGermany,Vitekfirsthadtolearnthelanguage.Hespenteightmonthstakinglessonsatalanguage
school.ItwaseasyforhimtounderstandandreadGerman,buthecouldnotspeakit.Thenonenight,he
hadadream.Inhisdream,hestartedtalkingwithothersinGerman!Thefolowingday,hediscovered
thathecouldspeakmuchbeter.
Next,Vitekgotbacktohisstudiesinart.Helearnedtorestore(
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churchesandcastles.Hespenttenyearsdoingthiskindofwork,andthenhefacedanotherbigchangein
hislife:HegotajoboferintheUnitedStates.VitekknewhardlyanyEnglish,buthedidnotletthat
stophim.Afteral,hehadagreatdealofexperiencelearningnewlanguages.Sohedecidedtomakethe
move.
Today,Vitekisapainter,anarchitect(
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Heworksinhisstudio,heteachesartclasses,andhemanagesanartschool.Healsolikestobring
togetherpeoplewithdiferenttalentsandabilitiestodobigartprojectsinpublicplacessothatanyonecan
seeandenjoythem.Hesaystheseprojects“bringartbacktothepeople”.
25.VitekKrutawenttoGermanyin1981to .
A.haveartshowsthere B.furtherhisstudiesinart
C.avoidbeingputintoprison D.experiencediferentcultures
26.Theunderlinedpart“anotherbigchange”refersto .
A.changinghisjob B.movingtotheUS
C.escapingfromGermany D.learninganewlanguage
27.ThelastparagraphismainlytoshowVitekKrutas .
A.loveforart B.lifestyle
C.artworks D.hobbiesandinterests
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C.HenowlivesintheUS. D.Heisgoodatlearninglanguages.
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AlisonCooperisover90,butshecanstilplayagameofWordswithFriends,apopularpuzzlegame
app,onheriPad.ShesaysthattheAppleproducthaschangedherlife.
Mrs.CooperlivesinahouseclosetoManchesterAirport.SheoftenusesheriPadtotracktheplanes
thatflyoverheadandexploretheworldwithGoogleEarth.“Imcrazyabouttheplanes,soIchoosethe
FlightTrackertoseewheretheplanesaroundmearegoing.Itsawonderfulwaytokeepintouchwiththe
world,”shesaid.“Iuseitnearlyalthehoursofdaylight,2-3hoursinthemorning,thenagaininthe
afternoon.”
Mrs.Coopertaughtpaintingwhensheleftschool.Shehadalaptop,butstruggledwithit.“Her
problemwasthatshecouldntseethecursor(
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usethemouse.”saidher63yearolddaughter,JeanHolt,fromChester.“IwasinAmericavisitingmy
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Mrs.HoltgotsomeappsfortheiPad,sohermothercouldlearnhowtousethem.“Sheusesitseveral
hoursaday,andiscurioustokeepupwitheverythingnew.Shereadsthenews,sendsemailsanduses
FaceTimetomakevideocalstousal.Weregladthatshecanenjoyherlifewiththemagicthing.”she
said.
29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“track”meaninthesecondparagraph?
A.folowthetrailof B.catchupwith
C.takephotos D.stayintouch
30.Whichmaybethemainpurposeforthewritertowritethispassage?
A.TotelusthesecretsofhowMrs.Cooperkeepshealthy.
B.TodescribehowtouseAppleappsinourdailylife.
C.ToexplainMrs.Coopermakesalivingalone.
D.ToproveiPadhasgoodinfluenceonMrs.Cooperslife.
31.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed. B.Wherethereisawil,thereisaway.
C.Oneisnevertoooldtolearn. D.Agoodbeginningishalfdone.
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Ateachersaysmusiceducationinschoolshaskindofturnedintoamusement.Classroomlessonsfocus
heavilyonpopwhileunderstandingtheclassicalartformanditshistoryshouldbepaidatentionto.
AprofessorinmusicandmusiceducationattheUniversityofNSW,RobertWalker,arguesthatal
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“Imnotagainstpopmusic,butitsverysimple,andnotdificulteithertoplayortosing,”Professor
Walkersays.“ButclassicalmusicischalengingandalthoughitispartofAustraliascultureheritage,
mostchildrenlearnitonlythroughHolywoodfilms.”
“AtleastchildrenoughttoknowwhatshappeninginWesternculture.Itspartofcultureheritage,”
hesays.“AsianstudentsknowmoreaboutWesternclassicalmusicthanmostchildrenintheWest.”
ProfessorWalkerhastaughtmusicandmusicteachersinBritain,CanadaandAustraliaandisa
formerchief(
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researchcommiteeoftheInternationalSocietyforMusicEducation.ProfessorWalkersaysnoschool
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theMendelssohns.
“ThislackofstandardtextsmeansthatsomechildrencanbebroughtuptotalyonWesternclassical
music,othersonElvisPresley,onanymusictheteacherwantstoteach.Thesituationshouldbechanged
assoonaspossible,”hesays.
32.Accordingtothepassage,studentsshouldstudyclassicalmusicbecauseitis .
A.partofcultureheritage B.goodfortheirgrowingup
C.dificulttoplayandsing D.popularonlyinAsia
33.Accordingtothepassage,whichoneisdiferentfromtheotherthree?
A.Haydn. B.Tchaikovsky.
C.Mendelssohn. D.ElvisPresley.
34.WhichofthefolowingstatementsisNOTtrueaboutProfessorWalker?
A.Heworiesaboutthemusiceducationinschools.
B.Hethinkspopmusicteachingshouldntbealowed.
C.HeiswelknowninWesternclassicalmusicteaching.
D.HehasworkedinBritain,CanadaandAustralia.
35.Fromthelastparagraph,wecanlearnthat .
A.musicteachersshouldteachanythingthattheylike
B.mostchildrentodayarebroughtupbytheirmusicteachers
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withalkindsofpeopleandnotjustagroupwhichyouarecomfortablewith.Mostpeerpressurecasesare
becauseoftheweakimagecreatedbyfreshmen. 36 Dontgiveintoanyoneswants.
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Chooseyourfriendscarefulyandmakesureyouwontgetinfluencedbyanyone.Socialize,butby
judgingwhoyoucanconnectto.Youwilfindfriends,butstayawayfromtheoneswhodontwanttobe
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3.BeOptimistic.
38 Thereisnothingbeterthanhavingasmileonyourfacewheneveryoucan.Dontbe
afraidtomakefriends,dontgetaggressiveorpersonalwithanyoneandtreatothersthewayyouwanttobe
treated.Respectyourteachersandclassmatesandtrytobehelpfulifyouwantthesameinreturn.
4.BeConfident.
Whenyoubelieveinyourself,othersbelieveinyou.Talk,walkandaddresspeopleconfidentlyand
thiswilcreateastrongimageaboutyou. 39 Becreativeanduniqueandlearntosettrends.
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5.LoveHighSchool.
40 Makethemostoutofit,andyouwilnevergetthosemomentsback.Comeupwithfrank
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Withthesetipstosurvivehighschool,youwilsurelybeproudofgraduatingasanalround
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turnedout,the“friend”whomI 44 thehousewithtookeverythingaway.Ihad11dolars 45 me
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