1. (2019九下·温州竞赛) —Which team will you play      next week?

—The team from Class Ten. We surely can beat them this time.

a. Follow the "review" plan until it's finished.

b. Check what has been reviewed and find out what has been missed out.

c. Make a "review" plan.

A: Good afternoon. May I borrow a book now?

B: Sure. 

A: I don't know. But I know what the book is about. 

B: 

A: It's about a boy called Harry Potter. He studies magic in a special school. 

B: Oh, that's Harry Potter. 

A: Thanks a lot.  

B: You can keep it for seven days. 

A: 

B: You can come and renew(续借)it. 

A: Oh, that's wonderful. Thanks. 

B: You're welcome. 
 

Many have heard shark fin soup. It is a famous and expensive dish and it is especially popular in the south of China. The soup (make) with shark fins. So far, no (science) studies have shown that shark fins are good for health. Everyone should stop (enjoy) shark fin soup. It is good way to help save the sharks.

people catch sharks, they cut off their fins and throw the sharks back into the ocean. Without a fin, a shark can no longer swim and slowly (die). This is not only cruel，but also (harm) to the environment.

Some environmental (protect) groups around the world are teaching the public about "fining". They have even asked governments to develop laws to stop the (sell) of the shark fins.

ln China, 56 ethnic groups(民族) live together like brothers and sisters. They are all part of the big family of the Chinese nation. Besides the Ham ethnic group, do you know about the other 55 groups? Each of them has u special culture and keeps passing it on. Here are three of them.

Zhuang ethnic group

Many Zhuang people like singing even more than talking. They sing songs while walking, faming and doing housework. On the third day of the third lumbar month, the Zhuang people hold a big singing festival. Thousands of singers get together, competing to be the "king" and queen "of singing. Many singers are young men and women. They often sing Liu Sanjie's love songs in pairs.

Tibetan ethnic group

Kite flying competition in Lhasa is not about height or beauty, but about fighting! When autumn comes, people in Lhasa come to the riverside to hold an exciting kite fighting game. If one's kite is cut off, he or she will lose the competition! People believe that if they fly kites earlier, autumn will end earlier, too. Most kites in Tibet are diamond-shaped. There are colorful pictures on them, such as funny faces, animals and flowers.

Tujia ethnic group

Tujia people live in the special stilted houses(吊脚楼). Why do Tujia people build houses in the air? It has something to do with where they live. Most Tujia people live in southern China's Hunan and Hubei. The weather there is wet and often hot in summer. People can feel cooler and more comfortable living in a higher house. Also, higher houses can protect people from floods and dangerous animals such as snakes and spiders. What a clever idea to build such houses!

    The kangaroo is the world's largest living marsupial (有袋类动物) . It was first found on the island of South-western Australia. The animal was given its name by a famous English tourist in the 18th century.

    The kangaroo may be7 feet(about 2. I m)tall when standing upright and the male. can weigh as heavy as 200 pounds(about 90 kg). The female is smaller and lighter than the male. The kangaroo's head is small, but its ears are large, and its fore feet are really small. The animal has strong back legs and a long tail.

    The kangaroo usually covers from 5 to 10 feet(about 1. 5 to 3 m) with each jump. The female is usually faster than the male. The mother kangaroo has a pouch in its abdomen (腹部) . The baby kangaroo grows up in the mother's pouch slowly. The     kangaroo lives on grass and other plants. It is always moving from one place to another, lying down to sleep on the ground during the night. It likes to enjoy the warm sunshine. When it's in danger, it can use its back legs and strong tail to protect itself.

Students these days often have a lot of worries. Sometimes they have problems (A)______ their schoolwork and their friends. What can they do about this? (D) Some people believe the worst thing is to do nothing. Laura Mills, a teenager (B)______ London, agrees. “Problems and worries are normal in life,” says Laura. “But I think talking to someone helps a lot. (C) Unless we talk to someone, we'll certainly feel worse.”

In 1995, the FUF  a program called Tree Care. The purpose is to improve the health of street trees in San Francisco. The FUF's tree experts make "house calls" to every newly-planted street tree once a month. They  the trees are growing well. Through Tree Care, people learn why trees are important and how to take care of them.

There are also Emergency Tree Care Volunteers at the FUF. These volunteers save young trees that have fallen or are leaning (倾斜). They set out to work  the FUF informs (通知) them of a tree in need.

The FUF sends newsletters to people  plant a love for trees in every citizen. It also offers tree tours and planting training. The FUF's Youth Program trains teenagers like you to plant and care for trees.

A: Hello! This is Sunny Store. ?

B: Hello! I'd like to buy a box of milk. ?

A: Let me have a look. Oh, it's 45 yuan.

B: OK, . Could you please deliver (递送) it to me now?

A: Sorry, my dad isn't here. But I can make it instead. And your address?

B: Room 306, the 12th building.

A: ?

B: That's all. It's late. Please deliver it when your father comes back.

A: . Thank you. Bye!

B: Bye!