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Read the following passage and answer the question. When Marcus transferred to a new university, he expected his part-time job at the campus library to be an easy way to earn money. Instead, it changed how he studied. Watching which books students actually borrowed, he noticed that the most popular titles were not the textbooks on his own reading list but older books recommended by professors during lectures. He began borrowing those books himself, and within a term his essays were receiving higher marks, though he spent no more hours studying than before. His roommate Chen, by contrast, bought every textbook on the syllabus but rarely opened the ones not required for assignments. At the end of the year, the head librarian asked Marcus to train new student assistants, saying that his habit of observing rather than merely following instructions was exactly what the library valued. Question: What can be inferred from the passage? A. Marcus earned more money at the library than Chen did. B. Marcus improved academically by following his professors' informal recommendations rather than only the required reading list. C. Chen failed all his courses because he bought too many textbooks. D. The head librarian required all student assistants to read older books.
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Read the following passage and answer the question. For years, Mr. Zhang ran a small bookstore near the university, stocking mostly novels and test-preparation guides. When e-books became popular, his sales dropped sharply, and some advised him to close the shop. Instead, he removed half the bookshelves and set up a few tables where students could drink tea, do homework, and discuss ideas. He also began inviting teachers to hold free weekend talks on topics ranging from history to artificial intelligence. Attendance grew steadily. Surprisingly, although visitors spent less time browsing books, his revenue recovered within a year—mainly from tea, snacks, and tickets to special lectures. Mr. Zhang now believes a bookstore should not merely sell books but offer a place where people want to stay. What can be inferred from the passage? A. Mr. Zhang's bookstore survived by changing its focus from selling books to providing an experience. B. E-books are more popular than paper books among university students. C. Students who attended the weekend talks bought more books than before. D. Mr. Zhang earned more money from book sales after removing the bookshelves.
Read the following passage and answer the question. When Lily first arrived at university, she expected her evenings to be free after classes. Instead, she discovered that learning at university demands far more self-discipline than high school ever did. Lectures provide only a starting point; professors expect students to spend at least two additional hours reviewing notes and reading sources for every hour in class. At first, Lily struggled because she treated study time as something leftover, scheduled only when nothing else was happening. Her grades in the first term reflected this habit. During the winter break, she made a simple change: she wrote fixed study blocks into her weekly plan, treating them as firmly as appointments with a doctor. By treating scheduled study as non-negotiable rather than optional, she gradually caught up, and her second-term results improved noticeably. What changed was not her intelligence or her workload, but the way she ordered her priorities. Question: What can be inferred from the passage about Lily's improvement in the second term? A) She reduced her total workload to make studying easier. B) Her professors gave her extra lessons during the winter break. C) She succeeded because she began treating study time as fixed and non-negotiable. D) She was naturally more intelligent in the second term than in the first.
Read the passage and answer the question. Last month, a campus volunteer club planned a weekend service trip to a nursing home. The organizer, Kevin, wrote in the group notice: "If we had booked the bus a week earlier, we would have got a group discount." Later, the club advisor reviewed the plan and said, "I suggest that every volunteer bring a first-aid kit, and I insist that the trip leader carry a backup list of all participants' phone numbers." At the meeting, one member complained, "I wish I knew how to communicate with elderly people better; if I had attended last term's training session, I would feel more confident now." The advisor added that the weather report suggested that the weekend would be sunny, so outdoor activities would remain as planned. Question: Which statement best reflects the use of the subjunctive mood in the passage?
Read the following passage and answer the question. Living on campus has become much easier for freshmen this year. The university has expanded its wireless network, so students now have free access to online learning resources in every dormitory. In addition, the library has bought a considerable number of new books, and most of them are available for borrowing immediately. However, students must first assess their own reading needs before choosing materials, otherwise they may waste valuable time. The school also holds workshops on special occasions to help students develop good study habits. Question: According to the passage, what can students do in every dormitory this year? A. Assess their reading needs for free B. Get free access to online learning resources C. Borrow a considerable number of new books D. Attend workshops on special occasions
Read the passage and answer the question. When Leo started his first semester at college, he found it hard to keep up with everything. At first, he could not take in so much information during fast-paced lectures, and his notes were often incomplete. To cope, he bought a recorder and began to take down the key points after class instead of writing everything during lectures. Within a month, he also took up jogging every morning, which helped him stay energetic. By the end of the term, his confidence had grown so much that he was ready to take on the challenge of an advanced literature course. Question: Which of the following best describes what Leo did according to the passage? A. He tried to write down every word the professors said in class. B. He adopted a new note-taking method and developed a new hobby. C. He gave up on the advanced literature course because it was too hard. D. He refused to take on any extra challenges during his first term.
Read the following passage and answer the question. Last semester, our university library introduced a new online reservation system. At first, many students complained that the website was confusing and that help from the staff was not easily ____ during peak hours. However, after the library hired more assistants and simplified the interface, the situation changed remarkably. Now, every student has free ____ to all digital journals from any campus computer, and a ____ number of study rooms can be booked in advance. The library director said the improvements were made after carefully ____ students' feedback collected over three months. Question: Which set of words correctly completes the four blanks in order? A. available / access / considerable / assessing B. accessible / assess / considerable / access C. available / assess / considerate / accessing D. availability / access / considerable / assessed
Read the following passage and answer the question. Many students find it hard to stay focused while studying online. To solve this problem, some universities have started 'focus rooms' on campus. In these rooms, students must hand in their phones before entering and keep silent during their study time. A recent survey at Greenfield University showed that students using focus rooms completed their assignments 30% faster than those studying in dormitories. However, some students still prefer dormitories because they can take breaks freely and feel more relaxed. The university plans to open more focus rooms next term based on this positive result. Question: Why do some students still prefer studying in dormitories? A. They can use their phones freely in dormitories. B. They feel more relaxed and can take breaks freely there. C. Focus rooms are too far from their dormitories. D. The survey showed dormitories help them study faster.
Read the passage and answer the question. When Mei arrived at the university, she found that lectures moved much faster than those in high school. At first, she tried to write down every word her professors said, but her notes were always incomplete. After talking with her tutor, she decided to take up a note-taking system that used symbols and abbreviations instead of full sentences. Within a few weeks, she was able to keep pace with the lectures and still have time to review. Her roommate, impressed by the change, asked how she had managed to take in so much information during class. Mei explained that the real skill was not recording everything, but selecting the key points. She also warned her roommate not to take on too many club activities, since a heavy schedule had once left her too tired to concentrate in lectures. Now Mei feels far more confident, and she believes any student can adapt if they are willing to adjust their methods. Question: What does the phrase "take up" most probably mean in the sentence "she decided to take up a note-taking system"? A. To begin to use or adopt something new B. To remove or take something away C. To hire someone for a particular job D. To continue doing something without change
Read the following passage and answer the question. Last semester, Li Hua joined our English study group. Having failed the CET-4 exam twice, he decided to change his learning methods. Instead of memorizing word lists mechanically, he began reading short articles every morning. The vocabulary book that he bought at the campus store turned out to be very helpful. By the end of the term, he had made remarkable progress, and his classmates, impressed by his improvement, asked him to share his experience. He told them that only by practicing regularly could anyone expect to pass the exam. Question: In the sentence "Having failed the CET-4 exam twice, he decided to change his learning methods," the perfect participle "Having failed" is used because ______. A. the action of failing happened before the action of deciding B. the subject "he" is unknown to the readers C. the two actions happened at exactly the same time D. the word "decided" must always be followed by a participle
Read the passage and answer the question. Hello! I am Ben. It is lunch time at school. My friend Kitty and I are in the dining hall. Kitty asks me, "Do you like eggs?" I say, "No, I don't. But I like noodles." Kitty likes eggs very much, but she doesn't like noodles. I ask Kitty, "Do you like milk?" She says, "Yes, I do." I like milk too. We have lunch together and we are very happy. Question: Does Ben like eggs? What does Ben like? Answer in short English or Chinese.
Read the short passage and answer the question. Peter has a new friend at school. Her name is Lily. Peter wants to know more about her. He says, "May I ask your name?" Lily answers, "My name is Lily. Nice to meet you, Peter!" Then Peter says, "I like playing football. Do you want to be my friend?" Lily smiles and says, "Yes! Let's play together." Now they are good friends. Question: What does Peter say first when he wants to know Lily's name? Answer with the sentence from the passage.
阅读短文，回答问题。 Making Friends at School Amy is a new student. She wants to make friends. On Monday, she sees Tom reading under a tree. Amy smiles and says, "Hello! My name is Amy. What's your name?" Tom says, "Hi! I'm Tom. Nice to meet you!" They talk about their favourite games. Amy likes playing hide-and-seek, and Tom likes it too. Tom asks, "Would you like to play with me?" Amy says, "Yes! Let's be friends!" Now they play together every day after class. Making friends is fun when you smile and say hello first. Question: How does Amy start to make friends with Tom? Answer in English or Chinese.（Amy 是怎样开始和 Tom 交朋友的？）
阅读短文，回答问题。 Today is May's birthday. Her friends come to her home. There is a big cake on the table. Mum asks May, "How old are you today?" May looks at the candles on the cake and says, "I'm nine. Look, there are nine candles on the cake!" Her friend Joe is ten years old. He says, "Happy Birthday, May!" Question: How old is May? 请用简短英语回答。
阅读短文，回答问题。 Today is Joe's birthday. Joe is nine years old. In the morning, his sister Mary makes a card for him. The card is blue. Mary writes some words on the card: "Happy Birthday!" Joe reads the card and smiles. He says, "Thank you, Mary! I like the card very much." Then they go to school together. At school, Joe's friends say "Happy Birthday!" to him, too. Joe is very happy today. 问题：What does Mary write on the card for Joe?（Mary 在卡片上写了什么？）请用短文中的原句回答。
Read and answer. 阅读短文，回答问题。 Hello! I am Lily. Free time is fun! How do I spend my free time? I often read books at home. Sometimes I play football with my friends in the park. On Sundays, I usually help my mother at home. My brother Tom is different. He always listens to music in his free time. What about you? How do you spend your free time? Question: How does Tom spend his free time?
阅读短文，回答问题。 My Free Time Hello! I'm Mary. From Monday to Friday, I read books after school. On Saturday morning, I play football with my brother Tom in the park. On Saturday afternoon, I like singing at home. On Sunday, I often ride my bike near my home. Tom doesn't like reading. He likes playing football every day after school. What do you do in your free time? Question: What does Mary do after school from Monday to Friday?（用简短英语或中文回答）
阅读短文，回答问题。 Today is Sunday. Mike and his sister Amy are at home. Mom asks, "Do you like milk?" Mike says, "Yes, I do. I like milk very much." Mom asks Amy, "Do you like milk?" Amy says, "No, I don't. I like juice." Then Mom gives Mike some milk and gives Amy some juice. They are happy. 问题：Does Amy like milk? 请根据短文内容作答（可用英语或中文）。
阅读短文，回答问题。 It is our Art Day (美术日). Look at my desk. My bag is on the desk. It is green. My ruler is in the bag. It is yellow. My pencil case is under the bag. It is blue. My rubber is in the pencil case. It is not white. It is pink. I love my colourful desk! Question: What colour is the pencil case? Use "It is ..." to answer. (用 It is ... 回答)
Read the passage and answer the question. Hello! My name is Amy. I am a student. I like doing many things. I like singing and dancing. I like drawing pictures too. But I do not like swimming. My brother Ben likes swimming very much. He likes running too. We like playing football together after school. Question: What does Amy like doing? (艾米喜欢做什么？请用简短的英语写出两件事。)