() 1.______ wonderful speech Mr Yang gave at the school’s opening ceremony (开学典礼)!
A.How
B.What
C.What a
D.What an

() 2. I think the smart phone is a good tool for communiction, ______ using it too much is bad for our growth.
A.and
B.but
C.or
D.so

() 3. — Coffee or tea, Jeff?
— Oh, ______ is OK. I care little about it.

A.both
B.none
C.either
D.neither

() 4. Nancy spends as much time as she can ______ dancing, because she hopes to be a dancer in the future.
A.practise
B.practises
C.to practise
D.practising

( ) 5. — Where did you go for your May Day holiday, Beijing or Shanghai?
— . I had to stay in Suzhou because I had a meeting.

A.Neither
B.Each
C.Both
D.Either

() 6. — Smiling not only helps us make friends but makes us feel better.
— ______. Smile to the world and it will give you something back.

A.I'd love to
B.That’s the case
C.It's my pleasure
D.Don’t mention it

二、从方框中选择适当的单词或短语,在横线上填入其正确形式。每个单词或短语仅用一次
refuse easy with as good as take the lead
It’s a true story about an overseas student in Germany. At school, the student always 1. in study. He thought he was going to get a good job 2. and have a bright future after graduation (毕业). But surprisingly, he was not even given the chance for an interview! The third time that he was 3., he couldn't help calling the company to ask why they didn't want him. The answer was simple. “We don’t offer jobs to dishonest people.”
The fact is, shortly after he arrived in Germany, this student found it easy to escape (逃避) buying subway tickets. So to save money, he often took subway 4. a ticket. He thought it was 5. free lunch.
We may get some benefits (好处) in dishonest ways, but the truth will come out sooner or later.

三、阅读理解
We often describe someone who cannot keep a secret as “a big mouth”. It turns out that this might not be their fault (过错).
Researchers have shown that keeping a secret may be quite a difficult thing. According to Asim Shah, professor (教授) at Baylor College of Medicine, the US, people find it hard to keep a secret because people often cannot help sharing it with someone. Another US scientist Anita E. Kelly also noted that keeping a secret could cause serious mental (精神的) problems like depression (压抑), anxiety (焦虑) and body aches.
Since secrets are so easy to get out, why do people still share them? Asim Shah explained that people often feel it will help them keep a person as a friend. Another reason is that people will have a sense of guilt (内疚) when keeping the secret from close people. A sense of distrust can develop when they do not share it with each other.
() 1. What did the US scientist Anita E. Kelly say about keeping secrets for others?
A. It harms friendships. B. It can cause mental problems.
C. It keeps friendships stronger. D. It can cause distrust between friends.
() 2. What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 3 refer to?
A. Sharing secrets with others. B. Keeping secrets to yourself.
C. Gaining the trust of someone. D. Feeling guilty of sharing secrets.
() 3. What can be learned from Paragraph 4?
A. Talkative people can’t keep secrets.
B. Quiet people aren’t curious about others’ secrets.
C. Quiet people don’t feel stressed from keeping secrets.
D. Quiet people may also want to tell your secrets to others.
() 4. According to Asim Shah, what should you do if you let out someone’s secret by accident?
A. You needn’t keep it a secret any more. B. Tell him your own secret as an exchange.
C. Tell the person honestly about the fact. D. Ask others to keep it a secret.