【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 only $ ” may make you think that it ________.A. is expensive B. is important C. is cheap D. cannot be accepted52. If you earn $10 an hour, how long must you work to buy an $85 Tshirt?A. More than 8 hours. B. More than 12 hours.C. Less than 8 hours. D. Less than 7 hours.53. Which is NOT mentioned in the passage?A. The newspaper ad may use some words to promote sales.(促銷)B. The $ Tshirt doesn’t have good quality.C. The Tshirt may make you spend the money you planned to use for some other things. D. You can find a similar Tshirt at another store for a lower price.54. From the passage we know that ________.A. the Tshirt isn’t worth buying B. the Tshirt is too expensiveC. we shouldn’t believe the newspaper adD. before we buy something, we should think about what it is really worth55. We can probably find the passage in a (n)________. A. advertisement B. Youth Newspaper C. Yearbook D. storybookBBritain’s first ecofriendly(環(huán)保的) nightclub has opened in London. It is good for the environment and can be a lot of fun! The party people dance on a special dance floor. The floor can produce the electricity for the club to play music. The more you dance, the more electricity can be produced. Such a dance floor could produce about 60% of the building’s electricity.The entry fee (入場費) is ￡10, but people who go there by bike, by public transport or on foot can enter for free. The club is run by a very rich man, Andrew King. Mr. King is also running a new organization called Club Climate. It is working on climate change. He hopes to call on more young people to help to save the planet. The club is a new thing for young people. It is also different from other “grownup” charities(慈善團體). “There is no greater place than a club to reach out to young people,” said Mr. King. “Having a dance floor to produce electricity is a very exciting and interesting idea.”Besides the floor, scientists say that some people have invented a new kind of clothing that can also produce electricity. When people wear the clothes, all their movements are changed into electricity.56. Where can you find an ecofriendly nightclub?A. In the USA B. In France C. In the UK D. In Canada57. If you go to the ecofriendly nightclub by bus, the entry fee is _______. A. ￡10 B. ￡6 C. 60% of the price D. for free 58. Mr. King opened the club in order to _______. A. produce electricity B. help to save the planet C. dance on the floor D. make money for charity(慈善)59. What’s the meaning of the word “run” in the passage?A. 經(jīng)營 B. 奔跑 C. 組織 D. 控制60. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?A. The special dance floor can produce about 60% of the building’s electricity.B. Andrew King has managed two clubs for protecting the environment.C. Only dancing with a new kind of clothing can produce electricity.D. Young people can have a lot of fun in Mr. King’s club.CThis summer, my two friends —Georgia Thomas and Yin—and I are going to set up a dogwalking service! We came up with this idea at school when we were talking about our teachers’ dogs. We thought it would be interesting to set up our own business during the summer. The money we earn from the business will be kept in a jar for the whole summer. We decide that the money cannot be used unless we all agree to use it. Our goal is to earn 120 dollars from this job. Twenty percent of the money will be first donated to(捐獻) the Humane Society(動物保護協(xié)會). Then we will share the rest money equally (相等地).Of course we have to find some ways to advertise our new business, so I made an ad on my puter. Yin also made an address where people can s