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1、 M7 U1According to the passage we know that the first public TV broadcasts were made in the USA in 1925 1. _ regular public broadcasting followed 2. _ (short) afterwards. Many different people contributed 3. _ the development of TV. John Logie Baird 4. _ (construct)the first color TV in 1928, but it

2、 was not until 1938 5. _ the first colour TV programme was broadcast. Satellites 6. _(use)to broadcast TV beginning in 1962. whileshortlytoconstructedthatwere used Most people benefit from satellite TV, as local TV companies broadcast the 7. _ (signal) they get from satellite receivers to the popula

3、tion 8. _ (live) nearby. Thomas Edison invented the record player in 1877, 9. _used round tubes to record on. By the late 1960s, portable cassette players were developed, along with video recorders. In 1982, the 10. _ (one) CDs were made available. In 1993, the VCD was born, and in 1995, the DVD was

4、 invented. signalslivingwhichfirst M7 U2Two life-saving medicines This article will focus on two drugsaspirin and penicillin, both of 1. _ have saved millions of peoples lives and have proved 2. _ (benefit) to mankind since they were invented. whichbeneficial Aspirin was invented in 1897, which was

5、sold in shops 3. _ the form of tablets three years 4. _ (late). Not only has aspirin proved vital for reducing fever and helping stop pain, but there are also 5. _ things that aspirin can help with. It has the potential 6. _ (reduce) the risk of heart attacks. Besides, 7. _ can prevent strokes and r

6、educe the risk of some cancers 8. _ 40 per cent. Still, it can reduce blood sugar levels and, therefore, help people with diabetes. Penicillin 9. _ (discover) in 1928. Since the new drug was needed for World War, the government approval process for penicillin was accelerated, and mass 10. _ (produce

7、) began in 1944. inlaterotherto reduceitbywas discoveredproduction M7 U3Zhu Fei and Li Lei had a debate about the pros and cons of Internet use. Zhu Fei first analysed the value for people 1. _ were looking for information. She also mentioned the ability 2. _ (relate) to others through the Internet.

8、 People could use 3. _to build social bonds. Internet friendships could be built 4. _ (base)on common interests. With the help of the Internet, the 5. _(disable) could communicate with the outside world. whoto relateitbaseddisabled 6. _Li Lei listed the negative effects. He thought 7. _main drawback

9、s of the Internet were uncontrolled information and the change in the way 8. _ people spent their time. He thought that the huge amount of false information 9. _(become)more of a problem. Another disadvantage of the Internet he referred 10. _was that it was affecting peoples private lives. Butthetha

10、tbecameto M7 U4Rail services to London were 1. _ (one) developed during the first half of the 19th century, 2. _ people couldnt build railway tracks into the city because 3. _ (do) that would have caused great damage 4. _ many old buildings. So many horse-drawn buses, trams, cabs and carriages 5. _

11、(need)to transport people to the city centre, 6. _, however, often caused traffic jams. This problem led to the 7. _ (develop) of the underground system. In 1854, the Metropolitan Railway Company was allowed to build 8. _ underground railway and the first tunnels were opened in 1863. In 1868, the ne

12、xt section of the underground system was opened in the south of London by 9. _ company. In 1884, these two companies 10. _(link) up and provided underground service in the middle of the city. firstbutdoingtowere neededwhichdevelopmentananotherlinked M8 U1Classics are novels, plays and poems that wer

13、e written a long time ago and were 1. _ well written that people still read them nowadays. 2. _ their language characteristics are quite different from 3. _ of modern works, they still have a place in the world. Many films 4. _ (adapt)from them have been 5. _(success), one of 6. _ is Great Expectati

14、ons. It 7. _(set)in England in the early 1800s. Pip, 8. _ main character of the story, goes through lots of things before he learns that wealth does not buy happiness and that friends are 9. _(important)than a fancy education. If you want to learn more about the story, just read the book yourself 10

15、. _(find)out. soAlthough/Thoughthoseadaptedsuccessfulwhichis setthemore importantto find M8 U2Last night, I witnessed Turandot being performed in the Forbidden City in Beijing. Some of the worlds 1. _ (great)opera singers were cast 2. _ this production, and many great Chinese musicians also particip

16、ated. greatestin Turandot is about a stubborn and cruel Chinese princess 3. _(name)Turandot. In order to avoid marriage, she says that any potential husband must solve three riddles 4. _ he wants to marry her, 5. _he will be condemned to 6. _ (die). After a prince is killed for failing 7. _(solve)he

17、r riddles, another prince, Calaf, decides to solve them so that he can marry her. Meanwhile, Liu, a young slave of Calafs father, loves Calaf. Accompanied by his father and Liu, Calaf 8. _ (succeed)in answering the three questions, 9. _ annoys Turandot, as she is unwilling to get married. 10. _ happ

18、ened next? If you fail to remember the end of the story, read the text once again. namedifotherwisedeathto solvesucceedswhichWhat M8 U3Li Ming went to Europe to visit some famous art museums with his aunt and grandmother. They started in Spain and went to the city of Mlaga, 1. _is the birthplace of

19、Picasso. There he was 2. _(amaze)to learn that Picasso had an output of more than 20, 000 pieces of art. What 3. _(mention)was that he experimented 4. _different styles of painting. After visiting Spain, 5. _ went to Paris, where they saw the Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci. It is considered

20、 6. _(valuable)painting in the world. Whats more, they knew that da Vinci was also an architect, scientist and engineer 7. _ being a painter. Apart from the works of da Vinci, the Louvre Museum has more than 6, 000 8. _ European paintings, 9. _ (range)from the 13th century to the 19th century. Durin

21、g the trip, they also went to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. Today, Van Goghs paintings are worth upwards of 10. _(million)of dollars each. whichamazedwas mentionedwiththeythe most valuablebesidesotherrangingmillions M8 U4This passage is the transcript of a television show about film festivals. T

22、he host invites representatives from six of the major international film festivals and asks them 1. _(tell)the audience about 2. _ festivals they represent. Maria says that the Venice Film Festival is 3. _(old)film festival in the world, 4. _ is an annual festival that began in 1932. Kathy tells the

23、 audience that the Sundance Film Festival only 5. _ (include)small, independent films. Isabel says Cannes is another festival that can make films famous, at which many films are first shown to 6. _ public. In Hanzs opinion, the Berlin International Film Festival is one of the most international of a

24、ll the film festivals. At their festival, Hollywood films are in the minority, 7. _ films that are likely 8. _(overlook)at other festivals have a real chance of becoming champions. Mike thinks the Toronto International Film Festival 9. _ (be)the second largest festival in the world. Xu Li says the Shanghai International Film Festival has a good reputation worldwide 10. _ they have entries from many different countries. to tellthethe oldestwhichincludesthewhileto be overlookedisand