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★首字母SECTION1.具特征 , , ，……或 ,…...(前后半句有反意的信息)果断填(13普陀)Itwasquitedifficult,andIhadtostudyveryhard.L88 ,Igotagoodmarkintheexamintheend.(13浦东一模)H90 ,RossAnderson,acomputersecurityengineerattheUniversityofCambridge,thinksthei__91 couldputinbigtrouble.(13浦东二模)It’snoteasyforustoforgive(原谅)someonewhohaseverhurtyouormadeyoudisappointed.H86 ,severalnewstudiessaythatitcouldbegoodforyourhealth.(11) ,youneedtomakeupa(13长宁)A hehadnotseenitformorethan20years,herecognizeditimmedia (13奉贤 theInternethasmadeourworldbetterinmanyways,insomeitcanbeabad具特征 than…加形容词(13奉贤)TheInternetmakesitmuche forpeopletosearchforinformation.(13松江)“Goodsonlineareoftenmuchc_88_.Italsosavesmealotoftime.(13杨浦)Somepopgroupsfindthatm86peoplelistentotheirsongsontheirphonesthantheydoonCDs.Somanypeoplehavephonesthatsometimesyoudon’tknowwhenyourphonerings.(13杨浦二模)Whenthereisonlyoneparent,ofcoursetheresponsibilitiesoflookingafterthechildrenaremuchh89forhimorher.具特征 ng (13崇明)Youwillbeabletoreviewyourteacher’slecturew evengettingonline(崇明二模)OnefamilyintheUKwent“backintime”toseewhatlifewaslikew96havingallthemoderninventions.具特征 AorB Aor(中考模拟)Inthisway,theycouldfindoutw thestrangerwasafriendoranenemy.(13闸北二模)Inall,50%ofWayviewstudentsgettoschoolinavehicle,e thebusor

infactbuthowever(崇明二模)“Lifeisspeedingup.Everyone ingunwell.”Thismaysoundsomethingsomeonewouldsayt92 .Butinfact,anunknown wholivedinRomeinAD53wroteit. , , (中考模拟)80%Britishpeoplewhotakepartinthesurveyfeelthattheirneighboursh payattentiontoothers’feelings.(12徐汇)“Idon’tseewhat’ssointerestingaboutthesehutongs.ThestreetsaretoonarrowIcouldh drivemycardownthem.(12静安)Athome,girlslearnedwashing,cooking,dancing,andthebasicsoftakingcareofahousehold.Poorchildrens91 attendedschool.(13虹口二模)Ilikedriving,justoutofpleasure.It’sluckythatIs drivewithoutapassenger.SoIcanearnthreeorfourthousandyuanamontheasily.具修饰整句子的副词: , (中考模拟)Buthaveallthesedevelopmentsr93 improvedthequalityofourlives?(12浦东)Nobodyknowse88 howmanyHutongsthereareinnowadaysBeijing.(13浦东一模)isdeveloanewsoftwarethatcouldaccurayguessyourname,yourage,yours87andpossiblyevenyourlocation.(11杨浦)“Don’tthrowoutyouro93runningshoesTheyarebetterthanmodernonesthestudysuggests.(13浦东二模)Theyalsohavefewerheadaches,l90bloodpressure(血压),andfewerproblemsonslee.(12宝山)Ithasonehundredandthreelevelsandsixthousandfivehundredwindows.Visitorscanrideinoneofseventy-threeelevatorsthattakethemfromtheb87toverynearthetopofthebuilding.Someoftheseelevatorsareveryfast,reachingtheeightiethfloorinonlyforty-five(12浦东)ButifweconnectedalltheHutongstogether,theirtotall89 wouldevenbelongerthanthefamousGreatWall,whichisabout4,000.(13静安二模)YoucanevenlookontheInternetatsitessuchasE-bay.Oryoucanhavean ofthingsyouhaveforsomethingelsethatyouwouldliketo(13普陀)Myparentsvisitedspacelastyear,butIwastooy86 togowiththem.IadmitthatforafewsecondsIfeltalittlen91 whenIsatinthespaceshuttle.(12静安)IntheRenaissancePeriod(文艺复兴时期)(1500-1650),peoplebecameinterestedinhighereducation.Theywantedtolearnthea86languagessuchasGreekandLatin–languagesthatwereusedintheoldtimes,andstudymathematics,science,andsoon.Manyuniversitiesweresetupduringthe16thcentury.(11静安)Don’tfeelworried.It’snotyourfault(过错Beingbulliedcanmakeyoufeelvery93andangry,butyouarenot(13闵行二模)IntheNortheastandMiddleWest,itisveryhotatsometimesandverycoldatothertimes.Peopleinthesestateshavemorehearttroublebecauseofthec86weatherinFebruaryorMarch.(13闵行二模)Lowairpressure(压力)maymakepeoplef91.Peopleleavemorebagsonbusesandinshopsonlowairpressuredays.(12徐汇)“It’sreallys87we’reinthemiddleofoneofthebiggestcitiesintheworld,butinthesehutongsitfeelsasifweareinavillageinthecountryside.★动词OR一.(13松江一模)“Middleschoolstudentsshouldpaymoreattentiontotheirstudy.Searchingforthingsw92theirtime.”(13闸北一模)Manyonlinestoreso87abigdiscount(打折)anddeliveryservice.(13浦东二模)Ontheotherhand,studiesp87thatsomethinglikeangercanchange(12静安二模)Universityeducationwasaprivilege()oftherich.Girlswerenotallowedtoattendandpoorpeoplecouldnota87togo.(13松江二模)Beyondsupermarkets,barcodesaren89everywhere:forrentingcars,forluggagechecksonane,forparcelsyousend;(13闵行二模)Areyoufeelingsad,tired,unhappyorhardtorememberthingstoday?Ifyouhaveoneoftheabovefeelings,itmaybec92byweatherbecauseweatherinfluencespeople’shealth,inligenceandfeelings.(12黄浦二模)InAfrica,whenananope(羚羊)wakesupeverymorning,thefirstthingitthinksaboutisImustbeabletorunfasterthanthefastestlion,orIwillbek86.”(12静安二模)Hemightstudyatdifferentuniversitiesandsince(既然theteachingwasall88inLatin,itdidn’tmatter(v.=beimportant)whichcountryhestudied(13长宁二模)Inmanycountries,oralstorylingisstillimportant,butinmostcountriesnow,storiesarewrittendownandp88inbooks.(13长宁)Thepackageconsistedofalong,narrowbox,c86wrapped(包装)inbrown(13闸北)Youngstudentsaree91attractedbyadvertisementsontheInternetandbuythingstheydon’tneed.(13闸北)“IlikeeatingduckneckverymuchandIoftenbuyitonfromshopsinWuhan.It’smuchmoredeliciousthanw90 ourlocalstoressell.”(13杨浦)Nowyoucanhaveadifferentsoundforevery youknow.Youraddressbookisusedtofindoutw91 iscalling.(12松江)Nowspeakingtheforeignlanguageisw mostpeople4.pay to关注 onan winetotherecipeby 用手写beon 大甩卖tomys beso from与…如此不同bethe as与…相Itousgoodopportunitiestomeetpeoplefromothercountries,learnabouttheirc .它给我们提供和其他国家人见面，学习他们的文化和习俗的好机会in 在公众场合financiallyi havenoi infollowingfashion对追逐时尚不感—>showgreati bel /c to…连接到。B ,=Ina ,除此之外 AandB在两者之间 traffic交通通ben about对。紧张hefeelssof 感到如此惊恐bep with对。耐心bec with对。(13杨浦)maketheirteachersfeelw 使他们的老师感到担忧thinkabout forhelpbemore todo更有可能做keephis 信守诺言 theworld theworldsharemanylife

getintothe 养成习惯sth.youaref with你所熟悉的do ontheInternet在网上做be for以…而著be of=be on喜爱be withsb.对…生气be upof由…成be in/on坐落于…be with对…满haveas_ofpublicmannersdosomethingin tomy travelfor searchforthe tothemysteriesofspace寻找太空的答Introduction—FocusedPracticeReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，A“Justsignhere,sir,”thedeliverymansaidashehandedOscarReynaaThepackageconsistedofalong,narrowbox,c86wrapped(包装)inbrownpaper.Openingthebox,Oscarsawanumbrellainside–averyoldonewithabeautifullycarvedhandle.A87hehadnotseenitformorethan20years,herecognizeditimmediay.Oscarwas16whenhefirstsawtheu88umbrella.Hehadgonetoaconcertwithhisgrandparents,astheywereleaving,henoticedanumbrellaonanemptyseat.Impressedbyitsbeauty,Oscarfeltastrongdesiretofinditso89.Withthemanager’shelp,OscarfounditbelongedtoMrs.KatieOscarandhisgrandparentswenttoMrs.O’Brien’shouseontheirwayhome.Whenhethebell,thedooropened,andanelderlywomanappeared.“MayIhelpyou?”she“I’dliketor90itifit’syours,”Oscarsaid,holdingouttheumbrellaasifpresentingagiftthathadlongbeenwishedfor.“Why,yes!It’smine,”repliedMrs.O’Brienwithawidesandshiningeyes.“Itwasgiventomebymyfatheryearsago.Thankyousomuch!MayIofferyouarewardf91yourkindness?”“No,ma’am,”hesaid,“MygrandmothersaysagooddeedisitsownYearslater,OscarwasstaringatthefinelycarvedhandleoftheumbrellaasherememberedMrs.O’Brien.Itwasinperfectcondition,consideringhowolditwas.Whyhadita92hereAsifinanswer,anotefellfromthepaper.Itread:Mrs.O’Brienwantedyoutoacceptthisumbrellaasapresentforakind,unselfishgesturelongago.[来源:Z*xx*k.BConnecttotheOverthepast20years,theInternethasgreatlyinfluencedourworldandchangedourlives.TheInternetmakesitmuche86forpeopletosearchforinformation.Forexample,whenwewriteahistoryreport,wedon’thavetogotothelibrary.Wecanfindinformationaboutworldleadersandhistoricaleventsondifferentwebsites.Everythingwewanttoknowcanbefoundattheclickofabutton.TheInternethelpsustostayconnectedtofamily,friendsandtheworldaroundus.Notlongago,wewrotelettersbyh87andwaitedweeksforareply.Today,whenweuseQQ,wesendandreceivemessagesacrossthousandsofinafewseconds.TheInternetgivesusawaytoexpressouropinionsinp88.WeshareinterestingideaswithotherpeopleonQQ,BaiduTieba,blogsorforums().Ifwedislikethefoodatschool,wecandiscussitintheschool’sforumorintheTiebaofourownclass.A89theInternethasmadeourworldbetterinmanyways,insomewaysitcanbeabadinfluence.ThereisalotoffalseinformationontheInternet.Itisimportantnottobelievea90wereadontheInternet.Inaddition,manyteenagerschoosetokeepintouchwitheachotheronlineinsteadofmeetingface-to-face.Peoplew91thatthisharmstheirsocialcommunicationskills.SometeenagersspendtoomuchtimeyingInternetgames.TheymaylosefocusontheirTherearemillionsofinterestingsitestovisitandsomanywonderfulthingstodoonline.HowcouldwelivewithouttheInternetnowadays?ButremembertousetheInternetp92andwisely.TrytolettheInternetbeyourgoodservant,notyourbadmaster!CNike,Adidas,Converse…,doyouknowtheseworld-famousbrands（商标）? Whatdoyouthinkofthem?Doyouusetheirproducts?Sam:I’maNikefan.ManyofNike’s onTVarefunanditsproductsareJoe:Inmyeyes,topbrandmeanstopquality.SoIlovetopbrandproductsa they’reveryexpensive.Sally:Thelogosoffamousbrandsareusuallyunique（独一无二的）andnice.It’sc88toownproductswiththoselogos.Jackie:Manytopbrandproductsareadvertisedbyspokesmen.Spokesmenaremyfavouritestars.Ilovethestars,soofcourseIwanttousetheproductstheyspeakf89.Susan:Iknowit’spopularforyoungpeopletohavefamousbrandproductsnowadays.ButIhavenoi90infollowingthefashion.Ionlychoosetheproductsthatsuit（适合）me.Adam:Asstudents,wedon’tearnmoneyourselves.It’snoteasyforourparentstosupportus.SoIusewhatevertheychooseformenow.WhenIgrowupand efinanciallyi91,ImaybuythefamousbrandproductsIamfondof.Bob:Ilikeyingbasketballwithmyclassmates.Whenweyontheyground,wedon’tcareaboutwhatyouwearaslongas(只要)youcanyw92.Soinmyopinion,thereisnoneedtocaresomuchaboutthebrandsofwhatyouwear.DDrLynnMoormanwasspendingSaturdaynightatherparents'house.Whenevershestayedwiththem.shes86onthebedinthebedroom.ThebedwasagainstthewallunderalargeAroundthreeo'clockthatmorning.DrMoormanopenedhere87andsawaflashinglight(闪光)outsidethehouse.Shethoughtthatitwasafirefly(萤火虫).Amomentlater,asthelighttoflash,sherealizedthatitwastoobrighttobeafirefly.Thenthelightmovedtowardthewindowand—unbelievably—throughthewindowintotheroom.Itpassedinfrontofher.perhapsascloseasthreefeet.DrMoormanfoundthatithastwosetsofwirescomingfromthetopandbottom.S88thefamilydog.sleeunderthebed.wokeupandsawtheflashinglight.Eachtimetheobject(物体flashed.DrMoormansawitclearly;butwhenthelightturnedofftheobjectalsoDrMoormanwasquitefrightenedbynow.Shethoughtaboutc90forhelp,butshecouldn'topenhermouth.Whenthelightmovedintothekitchen,sherantohersister'sbedroom.Thenextmorningatb91shetoldherfamilywhathadhappened,butnooneelsehadseena92Noonebelievedher,soitwasstillapuzzletoherandeveryoneelse.EPeggyCardonaparkedherblueNissanatasupermarketonedayinFebruary.“I’llcomeandopenthedoorforyou,”shetoldherfour-year-oldgrandson,RyanEshleman,inthebacks ThecarmovedaheadbeforeCardonacouldevenclosedthedoor.“Nana,thecarismoving!”Ryancried.Cardonajumpedintothedriver’sseatandreachedforthehandbrake(手闸),herleftlegstepoutside,tryingtos thecar.Shecouldn’tfindthebrake,andshegotoutofthecarasitmoveddownthesteepslope(陡坡)towardapond20feetway.Ryanwasveryf andcried“Nana!”asthecarfellintothepondandthewaterbeganpouringin.“Help!”Cardonacriedasthecarmovedfromthebank.“Mygrandsonisi Asupermarketclerk,ClintFountain,24,hadjuststeppedoutsideforabreakwhenhesawcrowdgatheringbythepond.HejumpeddowntheslopeanddivedintothecoldReachingthecarFountainsawRyan’sterrifiedfacejustinchesabovethewaterUnlockthedoor!”Fountainshouted.Theboy’sfingersfumbled(未触到)withthelock.Fountainhitonthebackwindow,buttheglasswouldn’tbreak.A manDickMcClungdivedinandhandedhimahammer(锤子).Grabbingit,Fountaintoldtheboytomoveaside,andbroketheglass.Hishandswentthroughthebrokenwindowintheblackwaterandpulledtheboyout.Atthatmomentthelastflashofthebluecard underthewater.“Climbontomyback,”FountainsaidRyandidsobutthetiredmancouldn’tswimback.McClung,stillbesidetheminthewater,pickedupRyanandswamtothebanks Later,doctorsfoundRyanhadgotonlyalittlehypothermia(体温过低).“TheyriskedtheirlivestosaveRyan,”Cardonasaidofthemen.“IthankGodeverydayforFMarcoItisdifficulttoimaginewhattheworldwaslikein1254.EuropewaslivinginanagethatwecalltheMedievalPeriod(中世纪).ItwasatimeofmanyItwasinthattimethatMarcoPolowasborninVenice,Italy.LifeinVenicewasd 86fromlifeinmostofEurope.Venicewasacityofbeautifulbuildingsandwatercs(运河).ManybusinessmendidbusinessVenice.MarcoPolo’sfatherandunclewerebusinessmen.Theyhadtraveledtoafar-offcountrycalledCathay.(Cathayisnowcalled.)Theretheyhadfriendswiththegreatruler,KublaiKhan().Hei 87themtoreturntoCathay.WhenMarcoPolowasseventeenyearsold,hebeganajourneytowithhisfatheranduncle.TheysailedthenOceanandcrossedthedesertandmountainsofAsiaoncamels.Thejourneytotookthreeyears.KublaiKhangreetedthePolosandsentthemlotsofgifts.Hewasespeciallyimpressed(印象)withMarco,whocouldspeakfour 88includingandKhansentMarcoonmanytripst 89.Onthesetrips,MarcosawmanyamazingthingsthathehadneverseeninEurope,suchascoalusedasfuel,papermoney 90ofcoins,andpapermakingandprintingprocesses.Marcomademanynotesaboutlifein Afteralmosttwentyyearsin ,thePolosbegantheirjourneyhometoItaly.KublaiKhangavethemmanygiftsofivory,silk,jewels,andjade.WhentheyreturnedtoVenice,theyfoundtheircityatwar.MarcoPolowasputinprison.Hespenthistimew 91abookabouthisyearsin.ThebookiscalledDescriptionsoftheWorld.Itbecamethemostp 92bookinEurope.Becauseofthebook,manypeopleinEuropelearnedaboutlifein.GLiMinghasstudiedintheUKfornearlytwoyearsnow.Buthe’llneverforgethisfirstfewweeksoflivinginadifferentcountry.The ,I’lleatalmostanything.ButIrememberthefirstfoodItastedatschoolinEngland.Wehadthissoupandittastedofn86atall.In ,ourfoodisquitesalty,butwelikeitbecausethesaltm87ittastenice.Afriendadvisedmetotrysomecheeseandbiscuits.Ithoughtbiscuitswerethesameas‘ s’inAmericabutIwaswrong.Again,Ifeltdisappointedatthetasteofthebiscuitsandthecheesewasreallysour. whenyoumeetsomeoneforthefirsttime,yousometimesshakehands.Iwasso whenmyfriend’smothergavemeakisswhenIlefthishouse.IfeltsoembarrassedandIknowmyfacewentveryredatthatmoment. WhenIwanttogoanywherein ,Ijusttakemybicycle.HereinEngland,Ihavetogetabuseverywhere.It’sreallyconfusingb90busesdon’tstopautomaticallyliketheydoinBeijing.Youhavetoputyourhandout,ringthebellorpressthesignalbutton.Socialising(社交IrememberwhenIwentaroundtoafriend’shouseandIwantedtosay“thankyou”tohismother.In ,weoftengivepeoplecakesasp91.Theboy’smotherstaredatthecake.ShewastryingtobepolitebutIknewfromherfacethatIhadtakensomethingwrong.InEngland,acakeismoreo92givenonsomeone’sbirthday.HHuckleberryFinn,thegreatcharacterfromMarkTwainbook,didnotlikeschool.Hepreferredtoc86araft,floatingdowntheMississippiRiverandlookingforadventure.ThatiswhygenerationsofschoolboyshavelovedreadingHuckleberryFinn:theyfeelthesamewayaboutschoolashedid.Formanyboys,beingdtositq87alldayinaschoolroomislikebeingpunishedforacrimetheydidnotcommitThereareendlesshoursofboredomspentlearningthingstheyhavenointerestin,andfollowingrulesthatmakenosense.That'swhymanyboyshardlyfocusonschoole_88.InAmerica,80percentofhighschooldropouts(退学者)areboys.Ironically(具有讽刺意味地thewholeideaforschoolswasinventedforboys.Scholarship金meantleadership,andifaboywantedtogrowuptobeau89man,hehadtoeducated.Gradually,peoplerealizedthateducatinggirlswasagoodidea,too.And,ironicallyagain,wecand90thattheschoolsystemsuitsgirlsjustfine;sofinethatgirlsnowdomuchbetterthanboysinschool.Noonereallyknowswhythatis.Sonicsaythatgirlsmature(成熟)quickerthanboysand(适应)beltertoschoollife.Somealsosaythattheschoolsystemandhecurriculum(课程)havechangedtoencouragegirlsandthattheneedsofboyshavebeenoverlooked.Educatorsarenowtryingtofindwaystogetboystobemore inTherearesuggestionstoseparatetheesandteachboysseparay.Thereisalsoa92tochangethecurriculumtomakeitmoreinterestingforboystoachievetheirgoals.Whateverthechangesare.boysstillwillbeboys,anddreamsoffloatingdowntheMississippiRiverwillbemoreattractivejustsittinginaIIfyouthoughtyoucouldprotectyourselfonthewebbylyingaboutyour details,you’dbetterthinkagain.Inonlinecommunicationatleast,enteringuntruedetailsaboutnameoragemaynolongerpreventothersfromworkingoutexactly86youisdeveloanewsoftwarethatcouldaccurayguessyourname,yourage,yours87andpossiblyevenyourlocation.Manystudiesshowthattherearestrongrelationshipb88thewebsitesthatpeoplevisitand alities.Forexample,74%ofwomentrytogetsomeinformationabouthealthandmedicalinformationonline,whileonly58%ofmendo.ThesoftwarecoulduseawideseriesofsuchdetailstomakeagoodguessabouttheirIDfromap89browsinghistory.Sofarthesoftwarecanonlyguessyourageandotherinformationwithanyaccuracy,buttheresearchteamsaytheyexpecttobeableto"predict(预测)yourjob,andperhapsyourlocationoneH90,RossAnderson,acomputersecurityengineerattheUniversityofCambridge,thinksthei91couldput inbigtrouble.“Ithinkith92if weretosellsuchsoftwarewidely.ItmayprovideopportunityforsomeonetomakeamistakeoreventocommitaJDearIhopeeverythingisgoingwell.Ihavesomethingveryspecialtolyou.LastweekIwentintospaceforthefirsttime!Myparentsvisitedspacelastyear,butIwastooy86togowiththem.Anyway,amonthagoIhadmybirthdayparty.ItwasveryexcitingwhenIopenedmypresents.Therewerelotsofwonderfulgames,butIwasreallyhappywhenIsawat87foraspaceflight!Twoweeksaftermybirthday,Ihadtogoonashorttrainingcourse.Itwasquitedifficult,andIhadtostudyveryhard.L88,Igotagoodmarkintheexamintheend,andmyparentswereabletob89thedateofthespaceflight.Ibegantolookforwardtothatday.Finallythedayarrived,andmyparentstookmetotheairport.Igotonthenewithtenotherpassengers.Wetookofffromtherunwayandc90higherandhigher.Afteraboutanhour,wewentdownfromtheneintothespaceshuttle.Thenethendroppedthespaceshuttleatveryhighaltitude(高度Theenginesinthespaceshuttlestarted,andthirtyminuteslaterwewereinspace.IadmitthatforafewsecondsIfeltalittlen91whenIsatinthespaceshuttleHowever,whenwelefttheEarth’satmosphereeveryonebegantofloat(飘浮).Itwasgreatfun!Ifeltsoinspace,anditwasreallyamazingtoseesomeotherp92outofthewindowthoughIhadseenthemmanytimesinmygeographybook.Myfirstspaceflightonlylastedfifteenminutes,butIwillneverforgetit.Ialsohavesomegoodnewsforyou.Myparentssaytheywanttogobackintospacenextyear.TheysayIcanbringafriend.Wouldyouliketocomewithus?Ihopetohearfromyousoon.KShopusedtomeanactuallygoingtoshops,butnowadays,youcanshopwithoutevenleavingyourhouse.Justsitinfrontofyourcomputer,clickyourmouseandyourt86willbesenttoyourhouseinamatterofdays.Nov11isabigdayforpeoplewholikeshoponline.Manyonlinestoresofferedabigdiscountanddelivers87.Onthatday,thebiggestonlineshopsites ,soldthingsworth19.1billionyuanin“Goodsonlineareoftenmuchc88.Italsosavesmealotoftime.Andweoftenhavemorechoicesonmanyonlinestoresthaninshopmalls,”WangXin,anonlineshoploverinBeijing,saidto bigadvantageofonlineisthatithelpspeoplegetthingsfromdifferentcities,evendifferentcountries,withease.“IlikeeatingduckneckverymuchandIoftenbuyitonfromshopsinWuhan.It’smuchmoredeliciousthanwhatourlocalstoressell,”saidZhangXi,agirlinWhileenjoyingonlineshop,manypeoplea90haveworries,especiallyformiddleschoolstudentbuyers.Youngstudentsareeasilya91byadvertisementsontheInternetandbuythingstheydon’tneed.“Middleschoolstudentsshouldpaymoreattentiontotheirstudy.Searchingforthingsw92theirtime,”saidJingChunling,andeducationexpert.“Onlineshopownershavenoideaoftheagesoftheirbuyers.It’sdangerouswhenyoungstudentscanbuythingssuchascigarettesandwinessoeasily.LSomepeoplebelievethatschoolswillnotbenecessaryinthenearfuture.TheysaythatbecauseoftheInternetandothernewtechnology,thereisnoneedforschoolbuildings,classesort86.Perhapsthiswillbetrueoneday,butiftheworldhadnoschools,Icouldn’timaginehowoursocietywouldbe.Infact,weshouldlearnhowtousenewtechnologytomakeschoolsb87.Weshouldinventanewkindofschoolthatisl88tolibraries,museums,sciencecenters,labsandevencompanies.Companiesshouldcreatelearningprogramsforschools.Scientistscouldgivetalkst89theInternet.TVnetworksandlocalTVstationscoulddevelopprogramsaboutthestudentswhoarestudyingatschool.LabscouldsetupwebsitestoshownewtechnologysothatstudentscouldseeitontheInternet.Isthisad90?No.Thisisbeginningtohappeninmanycities.Inthosecities,learningcantakeceathome,atschoolandintheoffice.Businessesprovideprogramsforschoolsandsociety.Schoolsprovidecomputerlabsforpeoplewiththeirowncomputersathome.Everyonecanvisitfarawaylibrariesandmuseumsaseasilyasn91onesandeveryonecangoontheInternet,andolderpeopleuseitasmuchasyoungerones.Howwillthisnewkindofschoolc92theusualwayoflearning?Itistooearlytobesure,butitisveryexcitingtothinkaboutMFirsttherewereCDs,thenwehadMP3musicandnowwehaveringtones(铃声)!People phonestoymusic.Youcanlistentotheradioonyour phone,downloadmusicontoitanduseitlikeaMP3yer.Somepopgroupsfindthatm86peoplelistentotheirsongsontheir phonesthantheydoonCDs.Somanypeoplehave phonesthatsometimesyoudon’tknowwhenyourphonerings.Ringtonesareoftenu87tolyouit’syourphone.Companiessellthemtoyouandtheyaredownloadedonyourphone.Atfirst,therewerejustdifferentrings.Theywerelikeanormalephone.Thenpeoplemadethemsoundlikeapieceofmusic.Nowyoucangetallkindsofsounds.N88everypopsongcanbeyedonyour phone.Youcanalsogeta89sounds–thereareelephants,cats,dogs,lionsandlotsofstrangebirdsounds,too.Youcanmakeyouro90music.Youneedspecialsoftwaretodoit.Therearealsokaraokeringtones.Yourvoiceisrecordedwithsomemusicandyouhearitwhensomeonecalls.Nowyoucanhaveadifferentsoundforevery youknow.Youraddressbookisusedtofindoutw91iscalling.Thenitysadifferentsongforeach .Ifyourbestfriendlikesaspecialsong,hecanhearit,too!Youhavetobec92withthesongyouchoose,though.Somesongscancausetrouble.Ifyourfamilycallyou,theydon’twanttohearanoisypopsongwithsillywords!Youshouldchoosesomethingthatsoundsnice.Somesoundsareverynoisyandfast,whichmakepeopleangry.Ringtonesarefun,buttheyshouldnotmakepeopleangryatyou!NShopusedtomeanactuallygoingtoshops,butnowadays,youcanshopwithoutevenleavingyourhouse.Justsitinfrontofyourcomputer,clickyourm86andyourthingswillbesenttoyourhouseinamatterofdays.Nov.11wasabigdayforpeoplewholikedshoponline.Manyonlinestoreso87adiscount(打折)anddeliveryservice.Onthatday,thebiggestonlineshopsitesin, ,soldthingsworth19.1billionyuanintotal."Goodsonlineareoftenmuchc88.Italsosavesmealotoftime.Andweoftenhavemorec89onmanyonlinestoresthaninshopmalls,"WangXin,anonlineshoploverinBeijing,saidtoDaily.Anotherbigadvantageofonlineshopisthatithelpspeoplegetthingsfromdifferentcities,evendifferentcountries,withease."IlikeeatingduckneckverymuchandIoftenbuyitonfromshopsinWuhan.It'smuchmoredeliciousthanw90ourlocalstoressell,"saidZhangXi,agirlinWhileenjoyingonlineshop,manypeoplealsohaveworries,especiallyformiddleschoolstudentbuyers.Youngstudentsaree91attractedbyadvertisementsontheInternetandbuythingstheydon'tneed."Middleschoolstudentsshouldpaymorea92totheirstudy.Searchingforthingswastestheirtime,"saidJingChunling,aneducationexpert."Onlineshopownershavenoideaoftheagesoftheirbuyers.It'sdangerouswhenyoungstudentsbuythingssuchascigarettesandwinessoLesson1ApumaatPumasarelarge,cat-likeanimals1arefoundinAmerica.WhenreportscameintoLondonZoo2awildpumahadbeenspottedforty-five southofLondon,theywerenottakenseriously.However,astheevidencebegantoaccumulate,expertsfromtheZoofeltobligedtoinvestigate,forthedescriptions3