English Reading 1, I m sorry for everyone.

56c Because 'the origin of language is a mystery'mystery nMysterious, mystical things.

57a ‘so that they could communicate with each other’

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1 All about the first air stamp of the United States has an interesting story. Published in 1918, this 24-cent stamp features a blue airplane, within the Rose Border, which became the center of attention. One hundred stamps sold to the public are called "upside down" because the blue plane is printed upside down.

Singles, these "upside down" air stamps are now worth more than $100,000.

The story of these stamps begins on May 14, 1918, the day after their death, they were placed in **. In Washington, Wt was handed to Robbie, a man who was interested in stamps and decided to buy a new one, so he went to the New York Street Post Office in Washington, D.C. When the clerk handed him a stamp, Robbie saw them (the center was poorly located.

When Robbie returned around noon, the same clerk was still on duty. He reached for the new sheets and handed a plate to Robbie. The collector's heart stopped, and he saw that the stamp that had been giving him a single edition had an inverted center.

First-class stamps[a] eighty years ago.

b] income stamps in the United States.

c] About the first air stamp of the United States.

Study of Speedpost Stamps[D].

7。These stamps are valuable because:

a] Their center is "upside down." ”

b] They are the wrong color.

c] They set off to the center.

d] There are a few of them.

8。Robbie didn't sell stamps when he told his friends about their discovery

a] He wants to buy stamps.

b] also go to find such stamps.

Robbie did not sell stamps[c] reported to China**.

d] above. 9。The dealer, knowing if there are other forms then the edition is handed to Robbie.

Robbie did not sell stamps[a] must have lied.

b] There is no such thing as perfection.

c] Stamps are not available.

Robbie did not sell stamps in his research [D].Stamps are meaningless10. Robbie did not sell stamps for stamps that there were quilts

Many [a].

b] No one.

Some [J].

Research [D].Everyone.

a The second paragraph is what other frogs say about Chuck a, Chuck is different from other frogs. This can be inferred from the second paragraph, where B, Chuck and the other frogs don't get along well. There is no mention of Cuck, Chuck living alone. It is not mentioned in the text.

D. Chuck is a frog that makes a sound. It is not mentioned in the text, so A is the most appropriate.

a Someone thinks and believes that he must be good to them! ~

Hello, I'm glad to see you here, and I think you must be happy to think that you have successfully completed your school year. I don't want you to put too much pressure on you to learn English, but there are some interesting things we can do. What do you think?

First of all, I would like to ask you to tell me about your summer vacation plans.

Most Shenzheners want to travel during the summer holidays. Are you going to **? Why did you choose this place or these places? What do you know about this place or these places? How will you get there? Please try to answer the following questions.

1.Are you going, when do you start your trip, and how do you get there?

2.How long are you planning to travel?

3.Who goes with you and who pays for the expenses on the trip? How much do you plan to spend on this trip?

4.Why did you choose this place or these places? What do you know about this place, and what do you want to discover from this place?

A good friend can help you learn. Praise the pleasure of having together. Sometimes you'll meet a group of Sakuraeda friends, the god of wine and meat. They will be with you, as long as you have money or luck, but when you fall, they will be.