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Near the North Pole(北极)there are only two seasons:winter and summer.In winter,nights are long.For more than two months you can't see the sun,even at noon.In summer,days are long.For more than two months the sun never sets and there is no night at a11.The temperature(温度)is very low near the North Pole.Even in summer the temperature is below 0℃.So people there wear warm clothes all year round.They make their clothing from the skins of animals.From the skins they also make coats,hats and even boots.
In the cold climate,plants cannot grow.So the people have to build their houses with skins,earth,stone or snow.When they go out to hunt something,they live in tents of skins.When they move,they take their tents with them.Sometimes,they build houses of snow.Now don't think that these houses must be cold.In fact,they are very warm and safe.The life near the North Pole is very interesting.

(1)、There are no________near the North Pole.

A、spring or summer B、summer or autumn C、autumn or winter D、spring or autumn
(2)、Near the North Pole the winter nights can last_______.

A、more than a month B、more than two months C、more than half a year D、more than four months
(3)、The people near the North Pole wear warm clothes_________.

A、only in winter B、only in summer C、only at night D、all year round
(4)、Near the North Pole you can't see__________.

A、animals B、stone houses C、plants D、tents of skins
(5)、Sometimes people there build houses of snow.It is__________.

A、warm and safe B、very cold inside C、dangerous to live D、cold and dangerous
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 阅读理解

Let's face it—money isn't always easy to come by, especially when you haven't got a job and your parents don't give you an allowance(补助). And at the weekends, you might want to shop, eat at a restaurant or see a film. That all adds up! But no money doesn't mean no fun! Here's a list of some of our favourite ideas for "free time"!

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Go out to libraries, and look at the noticeboards there. You might see a sign for a free concert in the park or a poem reading. Your library or community centre might offer free activities, such as language lessons or film nights. Bring your friends and try something new!

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No money for a film night? No problem! Nature puts on an even better show. Find a quiet space outdoors, spread a blanket(毯子)on the ground and look up at the night sky. Use apps to help you find stars and constellations(星座). Add music to make it more enjoyable.

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If you haven't got money to go to a film, just make one! Write a script(剧本).(This is more fun if several friends join in. ) Find old clothes and household items to use as costumes(服装) and props(道具). (Ask your mom and dad first, of course.) Practise, and then film it with a phone or tablet(平板). When the film's ready, host a viewing party!

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Get a group of friends together and volunteer. You'll feel great and you'll have a great time doing it. Look for opportunities in your community. Pick up litter, clean up an animal house or visit a home for the old people. Helping out can make others happy, and what's more fun than that?

 阅读理解

Did you know that vocabulary is more important than grammar? If you have good vocabulary, you can communicate successfully, even if the grammar is not completely perfect.

However, one common problem is learning new words and then forgetting them. So when you want to use a new word in a conversation, you can't remember it at that moment. Does this often happen to you? The reason for this difficulty is that most students try to learn vocabulary by studying lists and dictionaries and remembering the words. But it may not work if you don5t have a very good memory.

The best way to learn vocabulary and remember the words well, is to learn new words and use them at once.

You can do this with a very simple exercise. Every time you learn a new word, for example, from an English lesson or an article, write it down in your vocabulary notebook. Writing is more active than just reading a definition. You should write the word, the definition in English or translation, one example sentence from the article or dictionary and one example sentence that you create.

Imagine you just learn the word "generous", write in your vocabulary notebook: generous (adjective), definition—giving or willing to give freely. Example one, from the article: Thanks for paying for my dinner, you're very generous. Example two, my example: My brother is generous because he volunteers at the animal shelter on weekends. It's best if your example sentences are true to your life, because this creates a personal connection with the new word. The next day, read your vocabulary notebook again and try to add one more example sentence using the new word. It's helpful for you to remember it. These two simple steps—writing the word and using it at once—help you remember and use new words.

Do you have a vocabulary notebook? If not, start now.

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