V．补全对话。A: 1.B: Well, first put some butter on...

V．补全对话。

A: 1.

B: Well, first put some butter on a piece of bread.

A: 2.

B: Oh, about a teaspoon.

A: What’s next?

B: 3.

A: How many tomatoes?

B: Well, one is enough. Put the tomato on the sandwich. Then cut up an onion, too.

A: Sounds good. What about the eggs?

B: Then, put a fried egg on the sandwich.

A: OK, that’s it?

B: Not really. Put some gravy on the egg.

A: How much?

B: Two spoons should be OK.　 4.

A: Sounds delicious.

B: 5.

A: Great!

A. How do you make an egg sandwich?

B. We need three bananas.

C. How much butter?

D. Next, cut up some tomatoes.

E. What’s the main dish?

F. And don't forget the lettuce.

G. Finally, put another piece of bread on the top

A. How do you make an egg sandwich?

B. We need three bananas.

C. How much butter?

D. Next, cut up some tomatoes.

E. What’s the main dish?

F. And don't forget the lettuce.

G. Finally, put another piece of bread on the top

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- Put some butter on a slice of bread and add a teaspoon of butter. What else?

- Next ______ some tomatoes.

A. cut up 　　 B. cuts up 　 C. to cut up 　　 D. cutting up

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Pizza has a long history. The ancient Greeks(希腊人) first had the idea of putting 1. (蔬菜) on pieces of bread, and ＂Pizza ovens＂ have been found in Roman cities. But for centuries one important ingredient was 2. (找不到的，失踪的)—the first tomatoes were not brought to Europe until the sixteenth century, from South America. It was the nineteenth century before Rafacla Esposito, a baker from Naples, began to sell the first 3. (现代的) pizzas. He was asked to bake a special pizza for a 4. (拜访) by the Italian King and Queen in 1889, and so the first pizza Margarita was 5. (创造), named after the Queen.

Pizza became a favorite dish in Italy, but pizza really became an 6. (国际的) dish after the Second World War, when 7. (千) of American soldiers went home from Europe. 8. (不久) there were pizzerias all over the USA, and American chains(连锁店) like Pizza Hut 9. (传播) the idea around the world. Today the average American eats over ten kilograms of pizza a year, and the world’s 10. (最大的) pizza was baked out not in Italy, but in Cuba!

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—What' the next step?

—Oh，please put some meat between two________of bread.

A．piece　　 B．piece's　　 C．pieces　　 D．pieces'

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—Have you decided ____________ on April 1st?

—I will put a piece of paper which says “Hi” on my brother’s back.

A. what joke will you play on your brother

B. who you will fool

C. what will you put on your brother’s back

D. how you will fool others

九年级英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

请仔细阅读前四个小题, 将有关地沟油(swill oil)的说明与下列A、B、C、D四个标题配对，然后回答第5个小题。

1.Put a drop of oil on a piece of paper，burn it and listen to how it sounds.Good oil usually burns quietly. Swill oil may produce a strange sound，which means there is too much water in it.

2.Put a drop of oil in your hand and put your hand near your nose to smell. Swill oil always has an unpleasant smell.

3.Using a chopstick，collect a drop of oil and taste it.Swill oil may taste sour and hot.

4.Ask the seller about which factory the oil is from and ask for a quality certificate(证明)．

5.What's this passage mainly about?

A. How to taste the swill oil.　　 B. How to smell the swill oil.

C. How to check the swill oil.　　 D. How to eat the swill oil.

九年级英语任务型阅读中等难度题查看答案及解析

Could you please give me______ on how to improve my English?

九年级英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

First, put some lettuce _______ the bread.

A. to　　 B. at　　 C. on　　 D. up

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On October 25th, 2018, Christie's (佳士得拍卖行) had a very unusual sale. It sold the first piece of artwork created by artificial intelligence for $432,500.

The painting was created by an AI program written by Obvious, an AI research studio in Paris. Soon questions rang through the media: Is this art? Who is the artist? How about the owner? Are machines now creative, too?

All good questions—but too early. The technology is far from advanced (高级的), as Obvious suggested, because the public is completely confused about what AI is, and what it is able to do.

In fact, the painting was just one of the countless artworks AI could produce. It was the team behind Obvious that chose this one. The team first programmed the AI, and then they chose 15,000 paintings to train the software (软件). Connecting the painting with the algorithm (计算程序) was just a clever marketing tool. AI did not produce the painting on its own at all.

Lots of artists are using the same software as Obvious, but none of them are worried about losing jobs because of AI. As they build the machine themselves and work with it every day, they know how limited it is. What interests the artists is to create works together: the way AI lets them go beyond their natural ability.

Artists also laugh at the idea that AI is creative. It certainly creates things, sometimes in new and successful ways, but it does so without a purpose. It is the artist who shapes its output. "You make a fire and it produces interesting shapes, but in the end the fire is not creative. AI is a glorified (被美化的) campfire," said one of the pioneers of using AI in art.

1.The underlined word "confused" in Paragraph 3 probably means _________.

A.easy to understand B.angry C.unable to think clearly D.certain

2.Paragraph 4 mainly talks about ________.

A.what the painting was created for

B.how AI learned to paint

C.why the painting was connected with the algorithm

D.why the painting was not created by AI alone

3.According to the article, the AI technology makes artists able to __________.

A.paint on the computers B.come up with new ideas

C.improve their painting skills D.save time and money

4.We can learn from the article that the AI technology __________.

A.can produce countless artworks B.requires no programming

C.can think for itself D.makes artists lose jobs

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The professor gave ________ on how to do a scientific research well.

A. two pieces of suggestions

B. two pieces of advices

C. two suggestions

D. two advice

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