"The only constant (不变) in life is change. "H...

"The only constant (不变) in life is change. "Heraclitus said in about 500 B. C. That could be more true today.1. Technology is out of date almost by the time you buy it. We get plenty of information every day. Francis Bacon said. "Knowledge is power." In fact. There is more information in a newspaper than he would have experienced in his whole life.

Why are we afraid of change?2. After all, who knows what new dangers might appear? However, change is also the only way of development. Nobody can stop it in life. Luckily, our brains become stronger when meeting the unknown. 3. To be more imaginative and creative, you should look for and find environments you have no experience with.

4. For example, try a new restaurant, or go to a play or a concert you normally wouldn't attend. Small changes can help you gradually get used to uncertainty (不确定). So when bigger things happen. You'll be more fully prepared for them.

People who fear change often stick to a certain lifestyle. They believe they can control the future by doing so.5. If you can move from just accepting it to actively finding it out and dealing with it, you will be successful.

A.People are thirsty for knowledge.

B.That's because our brains want to protect us.

C.But change comes whether you ask for it or not.

D.We live in a world that is changing every minute.

E.You can learn how to face the changes in daily life.

F.Dealing with the unexpected needs imagination and creativity.

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Dear Linda,

“The only constant (不变的) in life is change.” Have you heard about it before? It means that life is always changing and bringing us new challenges.

________I’ve experienced it many times throughout my life. New teachers, new coworkers…it can be difficult to deal with sometimes. And not all change is good. It can be frustrating (令人沮丧的) to get used to new situations.

However, I do have some suggestions. First, you can talk with your teacher after class and discuss your problem. Do make sure to be polite when you do this – it’s not necessarily your teacher’s fault that you’re having difficulty with her methods. Try to find some common ground. Good teachers will do their best to make sure that all of the students in their classes can benefit (从……受益) from their teaching.

---Mike

Dear Linda,

You should know that studying English is important for your future, but not for your teacher. Try to talk to your teacher. If they can’t help you, I’m afraid you will have to solve the problem by yourself.

I assume (假定) that this teacher is not the only English teacher in your school. You could ask other English teachers some questions during your breaks. You also can learn English outside of school, such as by taking an online English course. You can surely find a suitable teacher for yourself.

All in all, if you don’t want to give up studying English, then you’d better work hard on it, no matter who teaches you. It’s always a good idea to be optimistic (积极的) about any situation you’re in.

---Zhao Xin

1.What is Linda’s problem?

A.She can’t find a good English teacher

B.She doesn’t want to take on any new challenge

C.She has some difficulty understanding her new English teacher

D.She finds it difficult to accept her teacher’s teaching methods

2.Both Mike and Zhao Xin suggest that Linda should ______________.

A.try to change herself first B.give up studying English

C.communicate with her new English teacher D.find another English teacher to ask questions

3.Which is the most suitable sentence for 　　　　 ?

A.Change is useful. B.Change is hard.

C.Change is necessary. D.Change is important.

4.We can learn from the text that ______________.

A.Mike used to be worried about new situations too

B.Mike is also a student who used to have this problem

C.Zhao Xin knows a lot of English teacher online

D.Zhao Xin is an English teacher who understands students

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Great changes have taken place in people’s life in the past 20 years. In the past, people have only rice or noodles on three meals. Now they can eating anything that they like. My parents used to get news only by read the newspapers. And now we can get news in many others ways. Some families are rich enough to have a car, they can go wherever they want easy. More and more people live big and bright apartments with several room.

In a word , our life has been become comfortable and convenient. I believe our life will be better and better in the future.

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地球以外是否存在生命

Is there intelligent life on other planets? For years, scientists said “No” or “We don't know”.　　 Although they thought so, today, this is changing. They, Seth Shostak and Alexandra Barnett, believe that there is intelligent life in somewhere in the universe.

Why do Shostak and Barnett think there is intelligent life on other planets? The first reason is time. Scientists believe the universe is about 12 billion years old. This is too long for only one planet in the whole universe to have intelligent life. The second reason is size—the universe is huge. Our galaxy (星系), the Milky Way, has at least 100 billion stars. Some planets that circle these stars might be similar to Earth.

Until recently, it was difficult to search for signs of intelligent life in the universe. But now, powerful telescopes (望远镜) allow scientists to identify (辨认) many more small planets—the size of Mars or Earth—in other solar systems.

Have life beings from space already visited Earth? “Probably not，” says Shostak，“The distance between planets is too great. In_fact,_they_could_be_trying_to_communicate_with_us_now. But we may not have the right tools to reply to their messages. But within the next 20 years, we could make contact with other life forms in our universe.”　

1题完成句子；2～3题简略回答问题；4题找出并写下第二段的主题句；5题将文中画线句子译成汉语。

1.Scientists Seth Shostak and Alexandra Barnett think there is _________ in the universe.

2.What are the two reasons that scientists think there is life existing in the universe?

________________________________________________

3.How do scientists search for signs of life in the universe?

____________________________________________________

4.____________________________________________________

5.____________________________________________________

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After leaving school for many years, a group of graduates (毕业生) visited their teacher. All of them complained about problems and stress in their work and life.

The teacher went to the kitchen and returned with a large bottle of coffee and many kinds of cups—china (瓷), plastic and glass. He told them to help themselves to the coffee.

When all the students had a cup of coffee in their hands, the teacher said, “If you noticed, all the nice-looking and expensive cups had been taken, but the simple and cheap ones had been left behind. Although it is normal for you to want only the best for yourselves, that is the source (根源)of your problems and stress. In fact, the cup itself adds no quality to the coffee. it is just a tool to contain (容纳) what we drink.”

What all of them really wanted was coffee, not the cups, but they all went for the best cups. And then they began to watch others' cups. Life is the coffee; jobs, money and the social position are the cups. The cups we have do not change the quality of our life.

Sometimes, if we only pay attention to the cup, we will fail to enjoy the coffee.

The happiest people don't have the best of everything. They just make the best of everything.

1.According to the passage, the graduates are not satisfied because of ________.

A.what the teacher did B.the bad coffee

C.the simple and cheap cups D.their problems and stress

2.From the passage we can know that ________.

A.the teacher gave out the cups to the graduates

B.the teacher went to get the coffee and cups from the kitchen

C.the teacher thought the jobs and money were more important

D.the teacher had the best of everything

3.The teacher provided his students with many kinds of cups because ________.

A.he wanted his students to enjoy the coffee

B.he wanted to show his big collection of different kinds of cups

C.he tried to tell the students how to understand life

D.he hoped that they could have better cups

4.The passage tells us that________.

A.the cup can add quality to the coffee

B.the cup can change the quality of our life

C.different kinds of cups should be given to different kinds of people

D.the cup is just a tool for drinking

5.Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A.No one chose the simple and cheap cups.

B.It's normal for everyone to look forward to the best.

C.We should pay more attention to the cups than the coffee.

D.Try your best to make everything in your life best.

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蚕丝业的发展

Silk was discovered by the Chinese more than 3,000 years ago. It was said that the wife of the Yellow Emperor accidentally dropped a silkworm cocoon(蚕茧) into her tea. The hot water caused the cocoon to break. As it broke apart, she realized its beauty. From then, the silk industry began. At first, only the rich were allowed to wear silk.

As early as 300 AD, Chinese businessmen were seling silk to the Indians. By 200 BC, the Koreans had learned how to make silk. A 12,000­kilometre road going from China to Europe was built because of silk. From there, knowledge of silk production spread across the world.

Here's a simple version of how this amazing little thing does its work. The silkworm begins life as a moth(蛾). The moth's life is about ten days, during which it lays eggs that change into silkworms. Silkworms eat a lot. In their short lives, 20,000 silkworms will eat more than one ton of mulberry(桑树) leaves, their main food. In its final stage of life, the silkworm spins a cocoon. The finished cocoon contains 350 metres of silk. That might seem like a lot, but consider this: 5,500 silkworms have to spin 5,500 cocoons to make one kilogram of silk. People raise silkworms for silk production. The Chinese have perfected the art of making silk, gaining knowledge over many centuries.

Today, silk production remains an important economic risk in China. While versions have recently entered the market, the beauty of naturally produced silk is not matched. Silk no longer costs an arm and a leg, but it is still highly prized.

1、2题完成句子；3题简略回答问题；4题找出并写下第三段的主题句；5题将文中画线句子译成汉语。

1.It was said that silk was accidentally discovered by ____________ of the Yellow Emperor.

2.____________ spread across the world because of the Silk Road.

3.What's the form of the first life stage of a silkworm?

_____________________________

4._____________________________

5._____________________________

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A growing number of Chinese stories are being told by foreigners through the Internet.

Recently, a video made by an Australian on Douyin swept the screen, followed by more than 2 million zans and 110, 000 comments (评论). In the video he said. "I'm pleased with the Chinese lifestyle. It's really difficult to live in a country like Australia, especially after you have spent so much time in China. If you don't drive a car in China, you just ride a bike. You can get anywhere easily, and there are subways. But in Australia, if you don't have a car, you can do nothing."

The Australian uncle also complained about (抱怨) the price of Uber, an Australian taxi-hailing software. "My God, one kilometer is almost 20 Australian ollas (about 97 yuan RMB)."

The blogger of Beijing Expat Guide, Paul Stoker, compared life in Beijing with life in America. He said. "Life is usually controlled by cars in the US. There's no cheap and good public transportation, so it's so difficult to get somewhere. You always have to borrow or rent a car or ask for a ride." "Compared to the colorful life in Beijing, life seems so boring in America. It seems nothing has changed at home, except for you."

Coming back to America, Cynthia Lopez said at eChinacities. "The number of mass shooting in the US has quickly increased in recent years. You don't have to worry about your safety in China—guns are not allowed by law in China. Because of America's gun culture, guns will never be illegal in the US."

Many foreigners who have spent so much time in China are happy about the Chinese lifestyle. And they1.living in China. They think public traffic in China is very fast and cheap, which can take them anywhere2.. However, in their hometowns like Australia and America, public traffic is not so convenient, but3.. They can hardly go anywhere without a car. In their eyes, life in China is4.while the lifestyle in their own countries seems so boring. Another good thing in China is that they don't have to worry about their5.because guns are not allowed by law.

In fact, there must be something good both in China and any other foreign country. It's important to understand and learn from each other.

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[素材选自One Story A Day Book 7]

蚕丝业的发展

Silk was discovered by the Chinese more than 3，000 years ago. It was said that the wife of the Yellow Emperor accidentally dropped a silkworm cocoon into her tea. The hot water caused the cocoon to break. 1. From then, the silk industry began. At first, only the rich were allowed to wear silk.

As early as 300 AD, Chinese businessmen sold silk to the Indians. By 200 BC, the Koreans had learned how to make silk. 2. From there, knowledge of silk production spread across the world.

3.

The silkworm begins its life as a moth. The moth's life is about ten days, during which it lays eggs that change into silkworms. Silkworms eat a lot. In their short lives, 20，000 silkworms will eat more than one ton of mulberry leaves, their main food.

4. The finished cocoon contains 350 metres of silk. That might seem like a lot, but consider this: 5，500 silkworms have to spin 5，500 cocoons to make one kilogram of silk. People raise silkworms for silk production. The Chinese have perfected the art of making silk, gaining knowledge over many centuries.

Today, silk production remains an important economic risk in China.　 5. Silk no longer costs an arm and a leg, but it is still highly prized.

Word Bank

silkworm cocoon 蚕茧moth蛾子

spin旋转 version变形

A.As it broke apart, she realized its beauty.

B.In its final stage of life, the silkworm spins a cocoon.

C.Here's a simple version of how this amazing little thing does its work.

D.A 12，000­kilometre road going from China to Europe was built because of silk.

E.While versions have recently entered the market, the beauty of naturally produced silk is not matched.

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My life ______ a lot in the last few years.

A. changed　 　　　　 B. has changed

C. is changing　　　 D. changes

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Our life _________ greatly in the last ten years.

A．changed          B．has changed       C．have changed      D．is changed

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