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When someone says, “Well, I guess I’ll have to face the music”, it doesn’t mean that he is going to hear a singer. It is something far less happy, as you are called in by your leader to explain why you did this and did that or why you did not do this or that.

At some time or another, every one of us has to “face the music”, especially as children. We can all remember father’s angry words “I want to talk to you.” And only because we did not listen to him. What a bad thing it was!

In the middle or at the end of every term, we students have to “face the music”. The result of the exam will decide whether we will face the music or not. If you got a “D” in the exam, that means parents’ cold faces and the contempt(轻视) of the classmates.

“To face the music” is well-known to every American, young or old. It is at least 100 years old. It really means that you have to do something, no matter how terrible the whole thing might be, because you have no choice.

1.“To face the music” means “to ________”.

A. do something that we don’t like to

B. go to the theatre

C. go to the music show

D. do something we want to

2.After the exam, we’ll have to “face the music”. That’s why ________.

A. we like to take the exam

B. we are afraid of taking the exam

C. the exam is very important

D. we are afraid of passing the exam

3.Which of the following is wrong?

A. “To face the music” is well-known in the US.

B. “To face the music” has a history of more than 100 years.

C. The young Americans know the meaning of “to face the music”.

D. Only the old in the US know the meaning of “to face the music”

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When someone says, “Well, I guess I’ll have to face the music”, it doesn’t mean that he is planning to go to hear a singer or 　 　　 　 a concert. It shows you may feel uncomfortable when you are called in by your leader to 　 　 　 why you did this and that or why you did not do this or that. If you “face the music”, you are sure to be less unhappy than that.

Every one of us has to “face the music” at some time or another, especially as 　 　 　 　 . We can all remember father’s 　 　 　 words “I want to talk to you”. And only because we did not listen to him. What a(an)　　 　 　 thing it was!

In the middle or at the end of every 　 　 　 , we students have to “face the music”. The result of the exam will 　 　 　 　 whether we will face the music or not. If we don’t get good 　 　 　 , that means parents’ cold faces and contempt (轻视) of the teachers and classmates.

“To face the music” is 　 　 　 to every American, young or old. It is at least 100 years old. It really 　　 　 　 that you have to do something, no matter how terrible the whole thing might be, because you know you have no choice.

1.A. manage　　　　　 B. attend　　 　 C. miss　　　　 D. forget

2.A. discover　　　 B. believe　　　 C. explain　　 D. encourage

3.A. friends　　　　 B. teachers　　 C. leaders　　 D. children

4.A. angry　　　　　　 B. magical　　　 C. exciting　 D. honest

5.A. terrible　　　　 B. important 　 C. interesting D. careful

6.A. season　　　　 B. term　　　　 　 C. year　　　　 D. month

7.A. follow　　　　 B. change　　　　 C. decide　　　 D. realize

8.A. chances　　　　 B. marks　　　　 C. tools　　　　 D. choices

9.A. known　　　　 　 B. strange　　　 C. safe　　　　 D. harmful

10.A. discusses　　 B. covers　　　　 C. develops　 D. means

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When someone says, “I guess I′ll have to face the music”, it doesn′t mean he is going to a concert. It is something unhappy. For example, a student is called in by his teacher to explain why he didn′t finish his homework.

Every American, young or old, knows the phrase “to face the music” well. It′s at least 100 years old. Where did the expression come from?

One explanation (解释) is about the American writer James Fennimore Cooper. He said the expression was first used by actors. When they were asked to perform, they would say, “It′s time to face the music.” And that is exactly what they did-face the band which is just below the stage (舞台).

An actor might be nervous when he moved onto the stage in front of the audience (观众). But he had to go out. So, “to face the music” came to mean having to go through something no matter how unhappy it might be, because you had no choice.

The other explanation comes from the army. The soldiers had to face their leader′s check. They were worried about how well they looked. Were their guns clean enough to pass the check? Still, the men had to go out to face the check. What else could they do?

1.What does the expression “to face the music” exactly mean?

A. To go to a concert.

B. To become interested in music.

C. To join the army.

D. To go through something unhappy.

2.In which of the following places won′t the expression “to face the music” be

used?

A. The stage.　　 B. The school.　　 C. The city library.　 D. The army.

3.What′s the main idea of the fourth paragraph?

A. Worries of an actor on the stage.　　

B. Different kinds of audience.

C. Why an actor is nervous on the stage.

D. The true meaning of “to face the music”.

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

A. Here are two explanations about the expression “to face the music”.

B. The music in “to face the music” is a kind of terrible music.

C. When you face the music, it means that you must go through it.

D. When someone says he has to face the music, he will have no choice.

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Have you ever been in the situation when you really didn’t believe what someone was saying? Perhaps they were saying “yes” but their heads were shaking “no”. The difference between the words people say and our understanding of what they are saying comes from body language. By knowing more signs of body language, you can more easily understand other people, and more effectively communicate with them. Movements, gestures, and facial expressions all say that something is going on. What’s more, the way we talk, walk, sit and stand all give messages to people. As you watch others, confident people will stand still with shoulders back, give slow and clear speech and always give eye contact. Otherwise, the person seems to have little confidence. If a person speaks to you with his body turning away from you, arms crossed or very small facial expressions, this person is giving his “dead ears”. He usually doesn’t listen to you. And it’s crucial to know when people are lying. Some of the typical signs that a person is lying include: A person gives little or no eye contact, or there may be fast eye movements. Hand or fingers are in front of his or her mouth when speaking. His skin changes in color, red in face or neck area. Voice changes, etc. However, one size does not fit all. When you watch others, you need to try to guess what they are saying or guess what is going on. but it is also important to recognize that body language may vary between individuals, and between different cultures and nationalities. Understand the signs that you are reading, and have a conversation more easily with people around you.

1.The following are all signs of body language except____________.

A. what we talk about

B. facial expressions

C. movements and gesture

D. how we talk and walk

2.The sign of speaking with arms crossed shows that a person___________.

A. is lying　　 B. is giving “dead ears”

C. has little confidence　　 D. has a lot of gestures

3.When someone is lying, he or she will probably______________.

A. turn the body away　　 B. move hands fast

C. give little eye contact　　 D. stand still with shoulders back

4.What is the main idea of this passage?

A. Body language helps you know if others are lying.

B. Body language is different in different countries.

C. Body language is sometimes irresponsible.

D. Body language helps communicate.

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Two small words can bring a smile to someone’s face: thank you. But 　　　　 do you say these two words? Perhaps when someone holds the door open for you. Or when a friend does you a big favor.

In Britain, people say “thank you” quite often, even at times when there is no 　　　　 .

Sometimes we say it sarcastically (讽刺地).　　　　 , if a friend throws my food away, thinking I was finished, I may say, “Oh, thank you!” Then my friend would reply, “Sorry.” This can make a situation 　　　　 confusing (困惑的) to foreign people.

However, anyone working in the service sector (行业)—waiters, taxi drivers, shop assistants, bus drivers and so on –will　　　　 a “thank you” from British customers. If you’re happy with the driver who got you to school on time, or the waiter who served you food, say “thank you” to them. You’re really saying “good　　　　 ”.

I was first 　　　　 that people don’t often say “thank you” here in China. But I know people can replace these words with a smile or nod.

Yet I can’t change my British 　　　　 of saying “thank you”. Even here in China, I know I use these two words too much. But saying “thank you” is free, and I believe the more the better.

1.A. how 　　　　 B. where 　　 C. when 　　　　 D. why

2.A. need 　　 B. use 　　　　 C. good 　　　　 D. time

3.A. By the way B. For example C. Above all D. After all

4.A. look 　　　　 B. sound 　　　　 C. taste 　　　　 D. smell

5.A. say 　　　　 B. write　　　　 C. send 　　　　 D. get

6.A. job 　　　　 B. man 　　　　 C. friend 　　 D. team

7.A. excited 　 B. bored　　　　 C. surprised D. interested

8.A. way 　　　　 B. habit 　　　　 C. standard 　 D. spirit

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Two small words can bring a smile to someone's face: thank you. But ______ do you say these two words? Perhaps when someone holds the door open for you. Or when a friend does you a big favor.

In Britain, people say “thank you” quite often, even at times when there is no ______. Sometimes we say it sarcastically(讽刺地). ______， if a friend throws my food away, thinking I was finished, I may say, “Oh, thank you！” Then my friend would reply, “Sorry. ” This can make a situation______ confusing(困惑的) to foreign people.

However, anyone working in the service sector(行业)—waiters, taxi drivers, shop assistants, bus drivers and so on will ______ a “thank you” from British customers. If you're happy with the driver who got you to school on time, or the waiter who served you food, say “thank you” to them. You're really saying “good______”.

I was first ______that people don't often say “thank you” here in China. But I know people can replace these words with a smile or nod.

Yet I can't change my British ______of saying “thank you”. Even here in China, I know I use these two words too much. But saying “thank you” is ______， and I believe the more, the ______.

1.A. how　　 B. where　　 C. when　　 D. why

2.A. need　　 B. use　　 C. good　　 D. time

3.A. By the way　　 B. For example　　 C. Above all　　 D. After all

4.A. look　　 B. sound　　 C. taste　　 D. smell

5.A. say　　 B. write　　 C. send　　 D. get

6.A. job　　 B. man　　 C. friend　　 D. team

7.A. excited　　 B. bored　　 C. surprised　　 D. interested

8.A. way　　 B. habit　　 C. standard　　 D. spirit

9.A. free　　 B. expensive　　 C. interesting　　 D. difficult

10.A. better　　 B. well　　 C. good　　 D. best

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— Do you have any good ways to increase the reading speed?

—Yes, try to guess its meaning when you meet a new word. Don’t ________your dictionary all the time.

A.keep on B.work on C.depend on

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A. Would I have to share it with someone else?

B. Well, it depends on how the family does it.

C. What would you like to know?

D. You’re welcome.

E. It sounds good.

F. What if I don’t like the food?

A: Can you tell me a bit more about staying with a host family, madam?

B: Of course. 1.

A: It says here in the leaflet(传单) that you eat with the family.

B: That’s right.

A: 2.I’m not used to western food.

B: I’m sure they will try to give you food that you like. But it will also give you the chance to try western food. You might find that you like it a lot.

A: I suppose so. How about my room? 3.

B: No. All our home-stay students have their own rooms.

A: What about washing clothes?

B: 4.When you first go to the family home, you can find out all these things.

A: Do Chinese students usually like it?

B: Yes. In fact, they often make good friends with the families and keep in touch

after they come home.

A: 5.

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----Is Jack in the next room ?

----Well, it’s hard to say. But I heard him ______ loudly when I passed by just now.

A. speak　　 B. to speak　　 C. spoken　　 D. speaking

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— Is Eric in the next room?

—Well，it’s hard to say. But I heard him _____loudly when I passed by just now.

A. sing　　 B. to sing　　 C. sang　　 D. singing

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