Topic 1 Our country has developed rapidly. 知识点题库

根据所给信息用现在完成时编写一段话。

Activity

Name

do the housework

watch TV

play the piano

feed the animals

Jack





Sue





    Jack hasn't done the housework, but Sue has done it. ……

根据句意,用括号内所给的提示完成句子。

  1. (1) Now (交流) are becoming easier and quicker.

  2. (2) The Whites have lived in London (/sɪns/) two years ago.

  3. (3) China has developed (rapid) these days.

根据句意,用括号内所给的提示完成句子。

  1. (1) Judy has /ɔ:l′redi/ been to many countries such as Germany, Australia, France and so on.

  2. (2) The doctor succeeded in (save) the boy's life yesterday.

  3. (3) With the help of my teacher, I have made great (进步)  in English.

He left his hometown three years ago. His father _______ him ______ three years.

A . hasn't saw; in B . hasn't seen; for C . didn't see; since D . doesn't see; with
根据汉语提示完成句子。

  1. (1) What (发生) Beijing nowadays?

  2. (2) It's important for us to (立足现在,展望未来).

  3. (3) Computers (扮演者重要的角色) our daily lives.

  4. (4) I often (玩捉迷藏) when I was a child.

Harry Potter is a very nice film. I_______ it twice.

A . will see B . have seen C . saw D . see
He has _______ been to Shanghai, has he?

A . already B . never C . ever D . still 
—Listen!           .   

—Oh,let's go to the classroom.

      
A . There goes the bell B . There's the bell C . There the bell goes D . The bell goes there
In the past, most children couldn't go to school       poor economy(经济).      
A . because B . because of C . since D . for
—Have you ever slept in the open air?  

        . I'm very timid(胆小的).

     
A . Yes, I have B . Yes, I do        C . No, I don't. D . No, I haven't
A:you  (make) your bed?     

B: Yes. I have.

—Where's your mother?      

—She (go) to hospital.

阅读理解

Life today moves faster than ever before. Thanks to technology(技术), the speed of life has increased(增加) over the past century. Time-saving inventions, like e-mail and ATMs, have made daily tasks more efficient (有效率的). People today need speed. A recent CNN survey shows that sixty percent of Americans said they won't wait longer than 15 minutes for food or services. A restaurant in Japan even asks customers to pay by time spent at table, not by what they eat!

    Unfortunately, studies show that life's hurried  pace produces stress and leads to health problems. An online survey at sina.com showed that 56 % of people in China usually feel short of time. They are always busy and feel nervous all the time. Maybe people need to take time to slow down and smell the roses.

    However, whether you enjoy speed or prefer a slower pace, it's easy to be amazed(大为惊奇) at how fast life moves. And with tomorrow's technology, it will likely get even faster.

  1. (1) What makes the speed of people's life increase so quickly?
    A . Jobs. B . Business. C . Competitions. D . Technologies.
  2. (2) The underlined word “pace” means “_______” in Chinese according to the passage.
    A . 步骤 B . 频率 C . 部署 D . 步调 
  3. (3) An online survey at sina.com showed that _______.
    A . people today expect speed B . life's hurried pace leads to health problems C . people today are short of rest and free time D . people prefer the high-speed of life
  4. (4) Life's hurried  pace produces __________.       
    A . time to smell rose B . happiness C . pleasure D . health problem
  5. (5) Which of following is NOT TRUE according to the passage?
    A . You will pay more money when you have meals in Japan. B . Most people in America don't like to wait longer for food or services.  C . The writer thinks people should slow down their life's hurried pace to relax. D . The speed of people's life will get even faster in the future.
任务型阅读

Dear Wang Tao,

    I'm so glad to read about the changes taking place in your city. I am happy that you can travel by subway in Chongqing, though there are only six lines there. Here is London we have twelve lines.

    The London Underground is very famous. It's famous for several reasons. Firstly, part of the underground railway today is the oldest in the world. It opened in 1863. Secondly, the London Underground is also the first line to have electric(电动的)trains in 1890. Thirdly, the London Underground is the second largest metro(地下铁道)system in the world, after the Shanghai Metro. There are 270 stations in the Underground and it has 402 kilometers of tracks (轨道). What's more, the city of London itself helps make the transportation(交通)system famous! I've got a few photos to help you build a clear picture of the Underground in my city. They are together with this mail.

    In your e-mail, you also said workers were building more lines. I'm sure your city is developing fast. Maybe you can send me a few photos of your city today. I really want to see the changes taking place there. I'm happy for you to live in an ancient city with such a new look!

    So much for now. I'll write soon again. Best wishes!

Yours,John

  1. (1) Are there twelve lines in Chongqing?

  2. (2) When did London underground open?

  3. (3) What is the largest metro in the world?

  4. (4) Where is John from?

  5. (5) Why does John want Wang Tao to send him a few photos of Chongqing today?

自从上次我们相聚以来,就一直没有联系。(完成译句)

We haven't kept in touch with each other since we last time.

Wu Bin has gone to Hangzhou. (对画线部分提问)

has Wu Bin ?

I  never (see) such a wonderful movie before.
 he (be) to Beijing before?

— Yes, he has.

My little sister   (water) the tree already.
— I can't find my purse. Have you seen it?

— I _____________ it just now. But now it _____________.

A . saw;has gone B . saw;is going C . have seen;has gone.