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Grace Murray was born on December 9, 1906 in New York City. In 1928 she finished her education in Vassar College in Maths and Physics. Since 1931, she had been teaching at Vassar and continued her study at Yale University, where she achieved a lot in Maths in 1934.

In 1930, Grace Murray married Vincent Foster Hopper. They were happy together for 15 years. She taught at Vassar College until 1943, when she joined the United States Navy(º£¾ü)to help her country during World War ¢ò.Then she was given a job at the Bureau of Ships Computation Project at Harvard University, where she worked on the Mark series of computers.

In 1945, she began to do research in Applied(Ó¦ÓÃ)Physics at Harvard's Computation Laboratory. In 1949 she joined the Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation and worked with people working in it. Years later, she returned to the Navy. She retired in 1971 but continued teaching for the computer development. Brewster Academy, a school in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, the United States, gave its computer lab to her for free in 1985, calling it the Grace Murray Hopper Centre for Computer Learning. She had spent her childhood summer at a local family in Wolfeboro. She passed away in her sleep in 1992. Since her death, her workmate Elenor Briggs has been going on with her work.

Grace Murray was a great woman and a leader in the computer development. Her work helped improve the use of computer languages. She practised her words\ £¨1£©How many years did Grace Murray teach at Vassar?

A. About 2 years. B. About 6 years. C. About 12 years. D. About 18 years. £¨2£©Before she joined the United States Navy, what did Grace Murray do at Yale University? A. She studied Maths. B. She researched Applied Physics.

C. She developed computer languages. D. She worked on the Mark series of computers. £¨3£©Why did the school in Wolfeboro give its computer lab to Grace Murray for free? A. Because the lab was built with her help. B. Because she once spent some time there. C. Because Wolfeboro was her home town. D. Because she once taught there. £¨4£©The underlined phrase \ A. worked B. died C. waited D. dreamed ¡¾´ð°¸¡¿ £¨1£©C £¨2£©A £¨3£©B £¨4£©B

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When his mum fainted(»èØÊ) and knocked herself out, unconscious, four year old Henry Davies knew just what to do¡ª thanks to a storybook.

He calmly dialled 999 and told the emergency services how to get to his home and then phoned his father.

The boy told the doctors what had happened and directed them to the house in Coundon, Coventry, and even offered the doctors a drink

When they arrived. Henry also offered to look after his 12¡ª month old brother Noah. His father, Iran, 35, said, \quite poorly. I left for work early at about 7:30 am and as she got up after I left she felt quite dizzy and faint. The next thing she remembers is fainting down on the floor and hearing Henry talking to someone. He had seen her fall and hit her head on the table, but he couldn't wake her up. So he picked up the phone and dialled 999 for an ambulance.\

Chloe said, \we've read a few times. He even put a blanket over me. The ambulance crew were amazed. We're very proud of him.\ £¨1£©How old was Henry?

A. 1. B. 2. C. 3. D. 4. £¨2£©What was the matter with Henry's mother?

A. She fainted on the floor. B. She was shot by a gun. C. She was badly ill. D. She was hurt badly. £¨3£©How did Henry know the knowledge of saving his mother?

A. By watching TV. B. By reading a book. C. His teacher taught him. D. By WeChat. £¨4£©The underlined words\ A. ½ô¼±Ó¦±ä»ú¹¹ B. Í»·¢Ê¼þ C. ¼±ÕïÊÒ D. Ò½ÁÆ

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On 26 February, I got an email from my friend David, asking me to go to Tanzania to train their software engineers. The company is located in Dares Salam, a beautiful coastal city to the west of the Indian Ocean. I stayed for about two weeks in that city last time I was there. During my stay there, David took me to the nearby beach and we had a wonderful walk along the coast which had left a deep impression on me. I was impressed by the ocean water and the deep blue sky. After more than 19 hours of air travel, I was finally here at Dares Salaam Airport. The temperature here was high as usual- over 30 degrees. I felt short of breath because of the unbearable heat in this tiny hall. When I finally got my turn, I handed my passport to the officer in front of me, He had a close look at my passport. Then he asked the purpose of my stay, I told him I just wanted to travel here.

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I will never forget this experience that I had. I still love this country. £¨1£©Where did the writer go?

A. New Zealand. B. Nepal. C. India. D. Tanzania. £¨2£©The writer stayed in the city for about ______ last time.

A. one week B. two weeks C. three weeks D. four weeks £¨3£©The weather was ______ when the writer arrived at the airport.

A. snowy B. foggy C. sunny D. windy £¨4£©Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. The writer received an email from his friend David. B. They took a walk along the coast. C. The writer flew to Dares Salaam,

D. The writer didn't like the journey because it was very hot. £¨5£©What's the best title for the passage?

A. A famous company B. A trip to Tanzania C. Some customs in Tanzania D. A good friend of mine ¡¾´ð°¸¡¿ £¨1£©D £¨2£©B £¨3£©C £¨4£©D £¨5£©B

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