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    The annual Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture （雕塑） Festival，which （1）
officially
officially
（official） opened on January 5 and will run through next month，has turned the city into a wonderland.
    Last year，more than a million visitors （2）
were attracted
were attracted
（attract） to Harbin to see the huge sculptures （3）
created
created
（create） from huge ice blocks and tons of snow by artists from 12 countries.
    In the weeks （4）
leading
leading
（lead） up to the latest festival，hundreds of workers spent hours cutting blocks of ice from the nearby Songhua River.Each piece weighed up to 1，554 pounds （5）
and
and
almost 261，500 m³ of ice were cut and transported on the spot.
    When the ice and snow sculptures are lit up by thousands of lanterns，they are very （6）
impressive
impressive
（impress），with the giant main sculpture measuring 108 feet in height and over 325 feet in （7）
length
length
（long）.From fantasy castles and creatures （8）
to
to
entertainments of iconic monuments，the incredible ice and snow sculptures allow the public to relive （9）
their
their
（they） childhood.Many visitors say it is （10）
a
a
once-in-a-lifetime experience for them!

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【答案】officially；were attracted；created；leading；and；impressive；length；to；their；a

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（1）What can we learn about the robot according to the passage？

A．It hasn't been put into production so far.
B．It is a machine with a length of 10 meters.
C．It is a machine carried by a helicopter.
D．It weighs about 30 kilos.
（2）Why did Dr.Qi Juntong think this robot is different from the others？

A．It has more functions.
B．It has a more advanced camera.
C．It can change as the environment changes.
D．It can work by itself once given the information.
（3）What is the passage mainly about？

A．The appearance of the robot.
B．An introduction to the robot.
C．The reason for making the robot.
D．Some information about earthquakes.
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（1）What can children do to contribute to the community' s efforts to cut carbon footprints？

A．Reduce their daily activities.
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A．By making their classes livelier.
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（3）What can we infer from Paragraph 4？

A．Outdoor activities can benefit children' s mental health.
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C．Planting trees is a perfect way to improve the environment.
D．Few people in the UK pay much attention to mental health.
（4）What can be the best tile for the text？

A．How can schools get involved in tree-planting projects？
B．Children need more care from their teachers.
C．Why should schools be planting trees？
D．Schools should set up new classes.
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B.Old words.
C.Strange words.
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（2）How does the author prove his opinion？

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C.Subjective.
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（4）Which of the following can be the best title for the text？

A.How to Learn New Words
B.How to Invent New Words
C.New Words，Good or Bad
D.New World，New Words
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