—Hi, Mike Do you know the hottest and newest ...

—Hi, Mike　 Do you know the hottest and newest word online?

—Yes, it is "Duang Duang".　 It____interesting　 It is said that it was about Jackie Chen's advertising

A .looks　　 B. sounds　　 C..feels　　 D..listens

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Do you know of all the words we used in 2011 "hold" became 　　　　 in China?

A .hot　　　　　　　　 B. hotter　　　　　　　　 C. hottest　　　　　　 D. the hottest

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情景交际 通读下面的对话，根据上下文补全对话内容。（共5小题，计10分）

A: Hi, Mike. Do you know Fast and Furious 7 has come out?

B: That’s great news. 1._______________________?

A: Weeks ago.

B: Have you watched it?

A: 2._____________.

B: 3._______________________?

A: It is worth watching. Actually, it was beyond my imagination！

B: Really! It is a pity that I haven’t watced it!

A: Why not go to the cinema tonight? And I suggest you go to Wanda for the IMAX.

B: That’s a good idea. 4._______________________?

A: No. It’s only 15 minutes’ walk from our school.

B. By the way，5.______________________?

A: I go to Wanda by bike in most cases, but sometimes in my dad’s car.

B: Thanks a lot.

A: You’re welcome. Just enjoy it!

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A: Hi, Mike. Do you know the second season of A Bite of China has come out?

B: That’s great news. 1._________________?

A: On April, 18th.

B: Have you watched it?

A: 2.______________.

B: How do you like it?

A: 3. _________,because it introduces some Chinese culture and tasty food to us.

B: Really! It is a pity that I didn’t watch it!

A: 4._____________?

B: That’s a good idea. I will go to your home to watch it together next Saturday. I can’t wait for it!See you!

A: 5.____________.

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A: Hi, Mike. Do you know the second season of A Bite of China has come out?

B: That’s great news. 1._________________?

A: On April, 18th.

B: Have you watched it?

A: 2.______________.

B: How do you like it?

A: 3. _________, because it introduces some Chinese culture and tasty food to us.

B: Really! It is a pity that I didn’t watch it!

A: 4._____________?

B: That’s a good idea. I will go to your home to watch it together next Saturday. I can’t wait for it! See you!

A: 5._____________.

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--Do you know the ___Chinese words and characters last year, Jack?

-- Of course, “share”,”cloud” and so on.

A. hot　　 B. hotter　　 C. hottest

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—Do you know the children over there?　

—Yes, ________ names are Mike and Jane.

A. Theirs　 　　 B. Their　　　　　　　　 C. Her　　　　　　　　 D. His

九年级英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

Have you heard of the term “etiquette” And do you know that etiquette is not only a useful word 46 very useful to understand?

Etiquette is not the same in every culture 47 in every situation. For example, standing very close to the person you are talking with is quite common in some Asian countries. However; if you do this in Europe, some 48 people might feel 49.Even in China, we all know that etiquette is not the same in all situations. Perhaps we think that talking loudly in our own homes is fine, but there are other places where talking loudly is 50 .For example ,most people would agree that talking loudly in a library, a museum, or a movie theater is 51 .Even if you are with your friends, it is better to keep your voice 52 in public places. In fact, we should also 53 not to cough or sneeze loudly in public.

If we see someone 54 the rules of etiquette, we may politely give them some suggestions. Perhaps one of the most polite ways 55 ask someone, Would you mind doing this or Would you mindnot doing that. For example, if someone cuts 56 you in a line, you could ask them, Sorry, would you mind 57 the line? If someone is smoking on the bus you could ask, Excuse me, could you please 58 that cigarette? People don’t usually like 59 , so we have to be careful how we do this.

Although rules of etiquette can often be different, some rules are the same almost everywhere in the world! For example, 60 is almost never allowed. If you see someone you know doing this, you can ask them, Would you mind picking it up?

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Do you know the word kiasu? If not, then be kiasu and google it. You’ll get more than a million hits and learn that, usually associated (联系) with Singaporeans, it means “to be afraid of losing out”. You’ll come across words such as kiasu parents, kiasu companies and even kiasu apps.

Just 40 years ago, the word first spread among men in the Singapore army. But before long, it had entered everyday Singapore English.

The first formal use of kiasu happened in 1990 in a government document (公文). Since then it has often been seen in Singapore newspapers. It spread to some other countries in southeast Asia, too. In 1992, Malaysia’s New Straits Times wrote of “kiasu parents providing their children with much more materials than necessary”.

Ten years after its first use in print, the word was used worldwide. Since around 2000, kiasu has appeared in British newspapers. The Guardian, in 2001,reported how “this pursuit of material wealth and the strong need to be No.1 has created the Singaporean we hear so much about---the kiasu Singaporean”, and again reported in 2004 that Singaporeans’ value shows how much they feel the need to stay ahead of everyone else and that they have a word for it: kiasu.

The word entered the Urban Dictionary in 2003 and the Oxford English Dictionary in 2007.In the the same year, Singaporean restaurant Kiasu opened in London.

The turning point on kiasu’s road to the mainstream came with its being used in documents and newspapers. Who dared to use kiasu in a government document? Who first used it in a newspaper? It was these people who pushed kiasu into the mainstream.

1.What is the passage mainly about?

A. How to use the word kiasu. B. What the word kiasu means.

C. The history of the word kiasu. D. The importance of the word kiasu.

2.What marked the wide use of the word kiasu around the world?

A. Its appearance in British papers. B. Its use as the name of a restaurant.

C. Its acceptance by a key document. D. Its description in Singapore newspapers.

3.What does the underlined word “pursuit” in Paragraph 4 mean?

A. the act of looking for B. the act of looking out

C. the act of giving up D. the act of giving out

九年级英语阅读单选中等难度题查看答案及解析

Do you know the word kiasu? If not, then be kiasu and google it. You’ll get more than a million hits and learn that, usually associated(联系）with Singaporeans, it means “to be afraid of losing out”. You’ll come across words such as kiasu parents, kiasu companies and even kiasu apps.

Just 40 years ago, the word first spread among men in the Singapore army. But before long, it had entered everyday Singapore English.

The first formal use of kiasu happened in 1990 in a government document(公文). Since then it has often been seen in Singapore newspapers. It spread to some other countries in southeast Asia, too. In 1992 Malaysia’s New Straits Times wrote of “kiasu parents providing their children with much more materials than necessary”.

Ten years after its first use in print, the word was used worldwide. Since around 2000, kiasu has appeared in British newspapers. The Guardian, in 2001, reported how this pursuit of material wealth and the strong need to be No.1 has created the Singaporean we hear so much about-the kiasu Singaporean’, and again reported in 2004 that Singaporeans’ value shows how much they feel the need to stay ahead of everyone else and that they have a word for it: kiasu.

The word entered the Urban Dictionary in 2003 and the Oxford English Dictionary in 2007. In the same year, Singaporean restaurant Kiasu opened in London.

The turning point on kiasu’s road to the mainstream came with its being used in documents and newspapers. Who dared to use kiasu in a government document? Who first used it in a newspaper?

It was these people who pushed kiasu into the mainstream.

1.What is the passage mainly about?

A.How to use the word kiasu. B.What the word kiasu means.

C.The history of the word kiasu! D.The importance of the word kiasu.

2.What marked the wide use of the word kiasu around the world?

A.Its appearance in British papers. B.Its use as the name of a restaurant.

C.Its acceptance by a key document. D.Its description in Singapore newspapers.

3.What does the underlined word “pursuit” in Paragraph 4 mean?

A.the act of looking for B.the act of looking out

C.the act of giving up D.the act of giving out

4.Which of the following statements is true?

A.Kiasu was first used in British newspapers.

B.Kiasu entered dictionaries in Singapore and Malaysia.

C.Kiasu was never formally used in any government document.

D.Kiasu spread to countries in southeast Asia.

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