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D.toarrangeIsawGaryplayingbasketballontheschoolplaygroundjustnow,sohebeathomenow.A.mustn't B.needn't C.can't D.shouldn'tPeoplewouldrathergoodsonlinethanintheshopbecausetherearemorechoices.A.buy B.tobuy C.notbuy D.nottobuybravetheboywastodriveawaythesnakewithawoodenstick!A.How B.What C.Whata D.WhatanWatersupplyaftersomethingstrangeintheriverwaterwasfoundandreported.A.hasstopped B.hadbeenstoppedC.isstopping D.wasstoppedIwon'tbelieveTonyisabletorecitethelongboringpoemIhavetestedhimmyself.A.though B.when C.until D.since-Ithinkthathonestyisthemostimportantinmakingfriendsinlife.A.Allright B.Nevermind45.- -That’sverykindofyou.Sorryforinterruptingyou.A.Allright B.Nevermind45.- -That’sverykindofyou.Sorryforinterruptingyou.C.I’vegotthefirstprizeinthecontest.C.IagreeD.Yes,pleaseWouldyoulikemetogetyousomewater?D.Readingbooksinthesunisbadforyoureyes.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.A.advantagesB.awardC.educationalD.gradesE.exploreThemembersoftheScienceClubwanttoplantavegetablegarden.Wethinkthatitwillbeagoodcommunityprojectthatwillnotonlybe46,butalsowillbefun.Therewillbemany—47—.Studentswilllearnaboutscience.Theycanlearnaboutdifferentkindsofplants.Studentswould48organicgardening,ecology,botany,andothersciencetopics.Studentswillgetsunshineandexercise.Gardeningcanbehardwork.Studentsinall49cansharethejobs.Everyonewillhaveachancetofeelinvolved.A.supportB.dependsonC.likelyD.responsibilityE.necessaryStudentswillalsolearnaboutcommitment(承諾)and50.Gardeningtakesteamworkandpatience.Thesuccessofthegarden51completingeverytask.Everyonecantakeprideintheresults.Finally,studentswilllearnhealthyeatinghabits.Alotofkidsdon’tlikevegetables.However,iftheyhavehelpedgrowthefood,theywillbemore52totryit.Manystudentswillbeshockedtofindoutthattheylikegreen,leafystuff!Wehopethatyouwill53ouridea.Thankyouforyourtime.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.MrWangteachesEnglish.HecomesfromNewZealand.(we)Mygrandmatookupdancingasahobbyinher 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Idoneanythingtosolvetheproblem.Putthemilkintothefridge,oritwillgobad.(保持句意基本不變)Themilkwillgobad youputitintothefridge.fulloffun,mylife,regularly,makes,playingbasketball(連詞成句)Part3ReadingandWritingW.Readingcomprehension.A.Choosethebestanswer.Manyartistsincludedrawingofnatureintheirwork.Buttheresultscanbeverydifferent.Herearefourofthemostfamous.令StanislawWitkiewicz(1885-1939)wasaPolishartist.YouoftenseehispaintingsinartgalleriesinPoland.ManypeoplelikeWitkiewicz’spaintingsofpeople’sfaces,butIpreferhispaintingsofnatureandlandscapes.Thisone(paintedin1907)showstheHinczowLakesintheTatramountains.Ilikethispaintingbecauseofthegreenfieldsandbluewater—I’dlovetogothere.令Japaneseartisfamousforlandscapepaintings.Youcanoftenseeseaandsky,andmountainsandtrees,AndoHiroshigoworkedinthenineteenthcenturyandhe’soneofJapan’smostfamousartists.Heprintedandsoldthousandsofbeautifulprintsinhislifetime.However,hewaspoorwhenhedied.令BeatrizMilhazesisaBraziliannartistfromRiodeJaneiro.She’sfamousforhercolorfulpaintingsofflowersandinterestingshapes.Shealsomakessculptureswithdifferenttypesofnaturalandman-madematerials.Personallv,Ilikeallherwork,thoughIpreferherpaintings.令VincentvanGogh,thefamousDutchartist,madeelevenpaintingsofsunflowers.Theywerehisfavouritepaintingsbecausehelovedthecoloryellow.Ipreferhisotherpaintings,butmanypeoplelovetheseones.Nowadays,youseethemoncards,postcards,andT-shirts.VanGoghdiedwithnomoney,butin1987,someoneboughtthelastsunflowerpaintingfor$49million.ThewriterprefersStanislawWitkiewicz'spaintingofverymuch.A.people’sfacesB.natureandlandscapesC.artgalleriesD.lakesandpeoplelivedahardlifealthoughhesoldalotofbeautifulworks.A.VincentvanGogh 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