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2012《一课一练 创新练习》8年级英语上册(人教版)夹卷参考答案.pdf

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3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AFilmsatthetheaterTwofamousfilmsareonatthePeople’sTheater.ComeandhavefunonSundayevening.SeeHarryPotterVat6:00pmandenjoytheIronManⅡat8:30pm.Tobook(;<)tickets,call6773928.ComeouttonatureAreyoutiredoflivinginthecity?Gocampinginthecountrysideanddosomethingdifferentontheweekend:hikeinthemountains,gofishingintheriver,cookoveranopenfireandsleepinatent(=>).RelaxyourselvesintheGreatLakesDoyoulikeboating,swimmingorhavingasunbath?JoininustakingareallyrelaxingvacationtotheGreatLakesfromJuly5thto12th.Formoreinformation,havealookatwww.gosightseeing.com.MiniHouseIt’sJuly,Sundayafternoon(2:30~5:00)inMiniHouse.Touristscanlistentostories,watchvideos,anddofunnygamesandtests.It’sagoodchance(?@)toteachyourchildrenhowtoeatabalanceddietandkeephealthy.(A)66.OnSundayevening,youcan.A.seefamousfilmsatthetheaterB.takechildrentoplayfunnygamesinMiniHouseC.gotoMiniHouseD.haveasunbath(B)67.TheBrownshaveatwodayvacation,andtheycantogetclosetonature.A.watchvideosB.gocampingC.visitMiniHouseD.gotothetheater(B)68.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.YoucanseetheIronManⅡat6:00pmatthePeople’sTheater.B.Youcanvisitwww.gosightseeing.comtoknowmoreaboutthevacationtotheGreatLakes.C.YoucandosomethingdifferentinMiniHouseontheweekdays.D.Youcancall6783928tobooktickets.BMrBrowngotuplatethismorning.Hewasgoingtobelateforwork.Itwasraininghardandthestreetswerewet.Hedrovesofastthathedidn’tseetheredlights.Hecouldn’tstophiscarandhitacar.Anoldmangotoutofthecarandcalledoutangrily,“Whatareyoudoing?Howcanyoudrivesofast?”“I’msorry,sir,”saidMrBrown,“Ididn’tseethelightsturnred.”Thenhebroughtoutabottleofwineandgaveittotheoldman.“It’scoldtoday,sir,”saidMrBrown.“Pleasedrinkalittle,andthenyou’llgetwarm.”!"(#$%)8&·5· Theoldmandranksomewineandbecamehappy.Heasked,“I’mfeelingmuchbetternow.Whydon’tyoudrinkany?”“lcan’tdrinkanythingnow,sir,”answeredMrBrown,“I’mwaitingforthepoliceman.”(A)69.Whendidthestoryhappen?A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Intheevening.D.Atnight.(C)70.WhydidMrBrowndrivesofast?A.Hewashappythatday.B.Hewasgoodatdriving.C.Hewasafraidtobelate.D.Therewerefewcarsinthestreet.(C)71.MrBrownhitthecarbecauseofthefollowingEXCEPTthat.A.hedidn’tseetheredlightsB.hedrovefastC.hecouldn’tdriveatallD.itwasraininghard(D)72.Wecanknowthatatlast.A.MrBrownwasnotlateforworkB.theoldmanandMrBrownbecamegoodfriendsC.MrBrowndranksomewineD.MrBrownfooled(AB)theoldmanCDoyouknowbrunch?InChina,wehavethreemealseveryday:breakfast,lunchanddinner.Butinmanyforeigncountries,manypeoplehavebrunch—latebreakfastwithearlylunch.Peopleusuallyhavebrunchbetween10:00amand2:00pmonSaturdayandSundaybecausetheyliketogetuplateafteraweek’shardworkorwanttoenjoybrunchwiththeirparents.Thatisaninterestingwayofeatingformanyfamilies.Today,brunchhasbecomemostpopularinbighotels.Tomakeitlikebothbreakfastandlunch,peoplehavelotsofdishes.Youcanoftenseethefollowingfoodonthetable:meat,eggs,fruit,vegetables,orangejuice,teaandpotatoes.(B)73.Wheredomostpeoplehavebrunch?A.InChina.B.Inforeigncountries.C.InJapan.D.InCanada.(D)74.Whatisbrunch?A.Breakfast.B.Latebreakfast.C.Earlylunch.D.Latebreakfastwithearlylunch.(B)75.Whendopeopleusuallyhavebrunch?A.Onweekdays.B.Onweekends.C.OnMondays.D.OnSaturdays.(C)76.Which’sthebesttitle(0C)ofthispassage?A.Wheretohavebrunch?B.AnewhabitC.BrunchD.Enjoyyourmeals!DSleepingwellisveryimportanttoone’shealth.Doyouknowhowtohaveanicesleep?Herearesometips:Deepregular(DEF)sleepingandwakeuptimes.It’simportanttoberegularwhenitcomestosleep,evenonweekends.Ithelpsyourbodyknowwhentoworkandwhentorest,andkeepthetwoinbalance.W1XYZ[·6· 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8、9:;<(15+)NOPQLucy,RSTUVFWXYZ[]^F_`ab,cdefgh(UPFijkl。mnopq70。StudentLifestyleSurvey1.Howoftendoyouexercise?2.Whatsportsdoyouplay?3.Whatdoyouofteneat?4.Whatdoyouoftendrink?5.Howmanyhoursdoyousleepeachnight?MynameisLucy.Idoexerciseeveryday.InthemorningIrunfor15minutesandIplaytabletenniswithmygoodfriendsafterschool.Iofteneatvegetablesandfish.Ioftendrinkorangejuice.Ilikeitverymuch.Isleepatleasteighthoursanight.Enoughsleepingisveryimportant.SoIamveryhealthy.Iknowagoodlifestyleisgoodformystudy.Iwanttokeepthislifestyle.W1XYZ[·8· !,#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(B)1.WhatwasSallydrawing?(A.Atrain.B.Aplane.C.AUFO."(C)2.Howoldisthewoman?A.16.B.20.C.26.(B)3.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hesleptverylatelastnight.+B.Hedidn’tsleepwelllastnight.C.Hesleptverywelllastnight.(B)4.Whereisthemangoingattheweekend?A.GototheHistoryMuseum.B.Stayathome.C.Gotothelake.(B)5.Whatcolordoesthewomanlikenow?&%A.Red.B.Green.C.Yellow.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<*5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(B)6.What’sTara’sbrother?A.Asinger.B.Aplayer.C.Anactor.(C)7.WhendidTara’sbrotherstarttohaveasorefoot?A.Yesterday.B.Thisweek.C.Lastweek.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。$(C)8.WhydoesMikegiveaparty?#)A.Hegotanewcar.B.Hepassedtheexam.C.Hemoved.(A)9.Whenistheparty?A.ThisSaturdayevening.B.ThisSundayevening.C.NextSaturdayevening.(C)10.WhatdoesMikeforgettotellMary?A.Thetime.B.Hiswife’sname.C.Hisnewaddress.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(A)11.What’sthematterwithPeter?A.Hecan’tseethingswell.B.Hecan’twalkwell.C.Hecan’tsleepwell.(B)12.WhendidPeter’sproblemstart?"A.Aweekago.B.Abouttwoweeksago.!C.Threeweeksago.(C)13.HowoftendoesPeterwatchTVnow?A.Twiceaweek.B.Onceaweek.C.Everyday.!"(#$%)8&·9· &"()34,,-"14."16/0。(A)14.HowmanychildrenarethereinSimon’sfamily?A.Five.B.Four.C.Six.(C)15.What’sSimon’sproblem?A.He’sill.B.Heliveswithhisfamily.C.Heoftenfeelslonely.(C)16.Whydidn’tSimonfinishhiscollege?A.Hedidn’thaveenoughmoney.B.Hedidn’tlikestudying.C.Wedon’tknow.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(B)17.WhydidSusanbuyanexpensiveticket?A.Becauseshehasalotofmoney.B.Becauseshelikesmusicverymuch.C.Becauseshewonsomemoney.(C)18.WhatdoesMissSmithteachinaschool?A.English.B.Math.C.Music.(B)19.WhatdoesSusanhopetobewhenshegrowsup?A.Aplayer.B.Asinger.C.Ascientist.(A)20.WheredoesSusansingeverymorning?A.Bythelake.B.Intheriver.C.Intheclassroom.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)NameProblemAdviceKateCan’tstudywellinthemorning.Have21.breakfasteveryday.22.TonyIstooheavy.Eatlessmeatandmorevegetables.MikeFeels23.tired.StopwatchingTVtoolate.JaneFeelsweak.Eat24.morebeef.DaveIs25.stressedout.Haveagoodrest.,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(C)26.—WhyistheteacherangryTom?—Hedidn’tfinishhishomework.A.toB.forC.withD.about(A)27.—Weshouldeatmeat,andweshouldalsoeatvegetablesandfruit.—That’sright.isimportantustoeatabalanceddiet.A.It;forB.That;forC.This;toD.It;to(D)28.—Theteacheraskedmetogiveaspeech.Ifeel,Mum.—Don’tworry,dear.Takeawalkwithme.A.relaxedB.angryC.thirstyD.stressed(B)29.—Youlooktired,Tina.—Yeah,Ididn’tgotobedIfinishedthecompetition.WXYZ[·10· A.afterB.untilC.whenD.so(B)30.—Canyouplaygameswithus?—No,Ihavehomeworktodothesedays.A.toomanyB.toomuchC.somanyD.muchtoo(C)31.—Isthequestiondifficult?—No.It’squiteeasy.Ithinkcananswerit.A.somebodyB.nobodyC.anybodyD.someone(A)32.—I’mhungry.—Whynot?A.getsomethingtoeatB.getsomethingtodrinkC.togetsomethingtoeatD.togetsomethingtodrink(C)33.—Youdon’tlookhappy.?—Ihaveaheadache.A.HowareyouB.WhatdoyouhaveC.What’sthematterD.Whataboutyou(D)34.—Ihaveabad.—Youshouldseeadentist.A.coldB.headacheC.feverD.toothache(D)35.—Ioftenfeelweak.—Youeatmorehealthyfood.A.mustB.havetoC.wouldD.should(C)36.—Eatingenoughfruitandvegetablesgoodforourhealth.—Iagree.Ieatthemeveryday.A.haveB.hasC.isD.are(C)37.—I’dlikeacupofteanothinginit.—OK,whatelse?A.haveB.hasC.withD.of(C)38.—Areyoufreetoday?—Yes.Ihaveonlyworktodo.A.manyB.muchC.alittleD.afew(B)39.Weshoulddomorningexercises.A.keephealthyB.tostayhealthyC.keepingoodhealthD.tokeephealth(C)40.—Mymotherisillinhospital.—.A.Idon’tthinksoB.Itdoesn’tmatterC.I’msorrytohearthatD.Ihopeyou’llgetbettersoon0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Amanwenttoseeadoctor.“Openyourmouth,”the41said.Themanopenedhismouthandthedoctorlooked42quickly.“It’sclearwhat’swrongwithyou.Youneedmore43,”thedoctorsaid.“44doctor,”themansaid,“Idon’tthink...”!"(#$%)8&·11· “Don’ttellmewhatyou45,”thedoctorsaid.“Iamthedoctor,notyou.Iknowwhatyouneed.Iseehundredsofpeople46you.Noneofthemgetsanyexercise.Theysitinoffices47andinfrontofthetelevisionintheevening.Whatyouneedis48quicklyforatleast20minutesaday.”“Doctor,youdon’t49me,”themansaid,“I...”“Idon’twantto50anyexcuse,”thedoctorsaid.“Youmustfindtimeforexercise.Ifyoudon’t,youwillgetfatandhavehealthproblemswhenyouare51.”“ButIwalkeveryday,”themansaid.“Oh,yes,andIknowwhatkindof52thatis.Youwalkafewfeettothetrainstationfrom53,afewmorefeetfromthestationtoyouroffice,andafewmorefeetfromyourofficetotherestaurantforlunchorback.That’snot54walking.I’mtalkingaboutawalkintheparkfortwentyminuteseveryday.”“Willyoulistentome,doctor?”themanshouted,gettingangrywiththisdoctorwhothoughtheknew55.“I’mapostman,”themanwenton,“andIwalkforsevenhourseveryday!”(C)41.A.manB.womanC.doctorD.teacher(B)42.A.outB.inC.forD.at(D)43.A.workB.timeC.foodD.exercise(B)44.A.SoB.ButC.AndD.Then(A)45.A.thinkB.doC.needD.eat(A)46.A.likeB.withC.forD.to(C)47.A.inthemorningB.intheafternoonC.alldayD.atnight(D)48.A.toeatB.togetupC.torunD.towalk(B)49.A.understandB.listentoC.lookD.thinkso(A)50.A.hearB.seeC.listenD.find(C)51.A.richerB.betterC.olderD.younger(D)52.A.drinkB.foodC.sportD.walking(B)53.A.yourofficeB.yourhouseC.yourschoolD.thebusstop(B)54.A.goodB.realC.hardD.easy(A)55.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.thingB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)handsclothesforgoodneedtriedexercisehealtheatnighthardlywithWhatshouldstudentsdotokeephealthy?First,getenoughsleep.Goodhealth56enoughsleep.Studentsshouldhaveabouteighthours’sleepevery57.Ifyoudon’tgetenoughsleep,youcan’tstudy58duringtheday.Second,eatwell.Youshouldhaveabalanceddiet.59toomuchortoolittleisbadforyourhealth.YoucanusetheFoodGuidePyramid(rstuvwx)toplana60diet.Third,studiesshowthatacoldvirus(yz)canliveonour61foralongtime,sooftenwashyourhands62soapandwarmwater.Fourth,exercisemore.Studiesalsoshowthatpeoplewho63everorneverexercisegetillmoreeasily.Tryto64for30minutesaday,fivedaysormoreaweek.Last,youshouldlearntorelaxwhenyoufeel65,angryorstressed.Keepinghappyandrelaxedisgoodforyourhealth.56.needs57.night58.well59.Eating60.healthy61.hands62.with63.hardly64.exercise65.tiredWXYZ[·12· 3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AItisimportantandnecessaryforusalltokeephealthy.Butthereisstillsomethingwrongwithsomeofus.Wedidasurveylastweekonsomechildren’sproblems,reasonsandthedoctor’sadvice.NamesProblemsReasonsDoctor’sadviceWatchesTVtoolate;hasBarryFeelstiredGetmoresleepnoenoughsleepEatstoomuchmeat;hardlyEatlessmeat;exercisefivetimesGraceHeavyexercisesaweekFrankOftenhasastomachacheEatstoomuchjunkfoodHavemorehealthyfoodNancyHasasorethroatsometimesShortofwaterDrinkmorehotwaterwithhoney(A)66.What’sthematterwithBarry?A.Hefeelstired.B.Hehasastomachache.C.Hehasasorethroat.D.Heistooheavy.(D)67.WhatdoesthedoctoraskNancytodo?A.Togetenoughsleep.B.Toexercise.C.Toeatmorevegetables.D.Todrinkmorehotwaterwithhoney.(C)68.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutthefourchildren?A.ThedoctorasksBarrytogetmoresleep.B.Graceshouldeatlessmeatandexercisefivetimesaweek.C.Frankhasastomachacheoftenbecauseheeatstoomuchmeat.D.Nancysometimeshasasorethroatbecausesheisshortofwater.BXiaoMingwasworriedabouthisstudy,sohewrotealettertoamagazine:Deareditors,I’maslowstudentinmyclass.Mostofmyclassmatesaremuchbetterthanme.SoIgetverystressedout.It’sdifficulttokeeponworkinghardandit’sreallynotfun.AndIthinkalthoughIspendmuchtimestudyingforthetests,Ican’tgetgoodgrades.Myfathergivesmesomehelpsometimes.Hetellsmenottoworryaboutit.ButwhatdoyouthinkIshoulddo?XiaoMingTworeadersreadtheletterfromthemagazineandherearetheiranswers:DearXiaoMing,DearXiaoMing,Manyfamouspeoplearenotsogoodattheagelikeyou.WhenyouarefeelingstressedEdison,thefamousscientist,hadabadheadacheforhisout,justsmileandtakeadeepstudieswhenhewasa12yearoldboy.Buteveryoneknowsbreath.Youshouldbelievetomorrowthathedidalotforthepeopleintheworld.AndNewtonhadisanotherday.thesamestorylikehim.Youshouldtakeiteasy,andthentryMrUnsmartyourbest.Ibelieveyoucandobetter.Thumbelina!"(#$%)8&·13· (C)69.XiaoMingworriedabout.A.hisclassmatesB.hislifeC.hisstudyD.hisfather(B)70.Thumbelinagaveexample(s)intheletter.A.oneB.twoC.threeD.four(B)71.WhichisNOTtrue?A.XiaoMingdoesn’thavefunstudyingatschool.B.XiaoMing’sfatheralwayshelpshimwithhisstudy.C.Smilingcanreducethepressure.D.Edisoniswellknownintheworld.(D)72.“Tomorrowisanotherday.”tellsus.A.it’stheweekendtomorrowB.XiaoMingcangetgoodgradestomorrowC.tomorrowisdifferentfromtodayD.therearehopesinourlivesCNewresearch(WX)showedtalkingtoyourselfmayhelpyougetmorewillpower({|}).ResearchersattheUniversityofTorontoinCanadatesttheirvolunteers’selfcontrol(]~)bygivingthemdifferenttasks(:).ResearcherMichaelInzlichtsaid,“Throughthetest,wefoundthatpeopleactedmoreimpulsively()iftheycouldn’ttalktothemselvesthroughthetasks.”Weknowthatpeoplealwayshaveinternaldialogueswiththemselves.Thisstudyshowsthattalkingtoourselveshelpsusexerciseselfcontrolandstopsusfrommakingimpulsivedecisions.Ifwetalktoourselvesoften,wemaynotbeangryeasilyasbefore.Infact,wegiveourselvesmessageallthetimetocontrolourselves—wetellourselvestokeeprunningwhenwe’retired,tostopeatingalthoughwewantonemorecake.Sotalktoyourselfandspeakup—it’sgoodforyou!(C)73.Theresearchwasdonein.A.AmericaB.EnglandC.CanadaD.France(D)74.Accordingtothepassage,ifyoucan’ttalktoyourselfoften,youmay.A.controlyourselfwellB.tryyourbesttodothingsC.balanceyourstudyandlifewellD.beangryeasily(A)75.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“internal”meaninChinese?A.FB.FC.FD.F(B)76.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.HowtoTalktoYourselfB.TalktoYourself,GetMoreWillpowerC.KeepRunningWhenWeAreTiredD.Don’tBeAngryDEverybodywantstohaveahappylife.Theproblemisthatnooneteachesyouhowtoliveahappylife.Therearemanywaystodothisandherethreeofthemcanhelpyoustart.Define()whathappinessis.Ioftenhearpeoplesaytheywanttobehappy.ButwhenIaskthemwhathappinessistothem,theycanhardlyexplain()it.Ifyoudon’tknowwhathappinessistoyou,happinessisonlyaword.WXYZ[·14· Havegoals(C).Ifyouknowwhatmakesyouhappy,thenyouneedtohavegoalstogetthosethings.Youcan’tgetsomethingifyouonlywantit,butdon’tmakeitcome.Don’tdothingsthatmakeyouunhappy.Thismaylookveryeasybutyouwouldbesurprisedhowmanypeopledothingsthatmakethemunhappy.Ifyouwanthappinessinyourlife,thenyouhavetodothingsthatmakeyouhappy.(C)77.Fromthepassageweknowthat.A.mostpeopledothingsthatmakethemhappyB.everybodyhasgoalsC.manypeopledothingsthatmakethemunhappyD.itisverydifficulttomakeushappy(C)78.Accordingtothepassage,everybodywantsto.A.havegoalsB.knowwhathappinessisC.liveahappylifeD.makethemselvesunhappy(D)79.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemean?A.Happinesscomestothosewhowantit.B.Youmustknowwhathappinessis.C.Youmustknowwhatyouwant.D.Youshoulddosomethingtogethappiness.(A)80.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.ThreeWaystoStartaHappyLifeB.ProblemsinGettingHappinessC.WhatMakesYouUnhappyD.ThingsThatMakeYouHappyB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Weallknowthatexercisecanreduce(p)stress.Balancingyourdietisalsoimportant.81.CRememberthatbreakfastisthemostimportantmealofaday.Ifyoudon’thavetimetositdownandhaveahealthybreakfast,tryvegetablejuice.82.E83.GFoodlikehotdogshavealotofsaltinthem.Youshouldalsostayawayfromfoodthathavefat.Youcaneatvegetables,fruit,leanmeat,fishandchicken.84.AForexample,youcaneatchickenburgersnotbeefburgers.Don’toftengooutforlunch.Youcanmakelunchathomeandbringittoschool.Cooksomecarrots,cabbage,ormakeasaladwithchicken.Also,drinklotsofwatereachday.85.DYouwillnotonlyfeelgood,butalsostudybetter.A.Thesearenotonlyhealthyforyou,butcanhelpreducestress.B.Doyouoftenexercise?C.Whatkindofbalanceddietshouldweeat?D.Balancingyourdiettoreducestressisasimportantasexercise.E.Thisismuchbetterthancoffee.F.It’simportanttoeatlotsoffruitandvegetables.G.It’sagoodideatoeatlesssalt.!"(#$%)8&·15· 8、9:;<(15+)NOP,Fab,¡¢*£*i¤¥¦§¨©。RPSTUVFª7«¬,c®email,¯]^Fab,ZR°P6(±²³。ª:1.´:µ,¶·o¸,¹pº»j;2."¹¼½¾¿ÀÁ;3.Â9oÃÄÅÆÇ、ÈÉ、&ÊËÌ。«¬:mn80ÍÎ。(ÏJ¿[ÐÑÒ,oÓÔ%mn。)DearMsLi,I’mverygladtowritetoyou.Ihavealotoftroublesthesedays.EverydayIhavealotofhomeworktodo.Idon’thaveenoughtimetosleep.Inearlyhavenotimetodosports.MyclassmatesandIcanhardlyfindtimetotalk,orplaytogether.WhenIgetbackhomefromschool,Ican’twatchTV,surftheInternetorlistentomyfavoritemusic.Ifeelworried.Idon’tknowwhatIshoulddo.Couldyoupleasegivemesomesuggestions?Bestwishes.ZhangMingWXYZ[·16· !0#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)((A)1.Whereisthecapnow?"A.Onthechair.B.Onthebed.C.Onthedesk.(C)2.Whosebirthdayisittoday?A.Thegirl’s.B.Thegirl’sfather’s.C.Thegirl’smother’s.(A)3.Whenwillthefootballmatchstart?+A.At2:00nextmorning.B.Rightnow.C.Aftersupper.(B)4.WherewillSallyprobablygo?A.School.B.Supermarket.C.Library.(A)5.WhatdoesJimlikebest?A.Playingcomputergames.B.Singing.C.Dancing.&B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<%5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)*&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(C)6.WhereisJimfrom?A.Spain.B.Italy.C.Canada.(C)7.WhatdoesJimlikedoingonweekends?A.Shopping.B.Fishing.C.Hiking.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。(C)8.Whatseasonisitwhenthey’retalking?$#)A.It’sautumn.B.It’ssummer.C.It’swinter.(A)9.WheredoesJudycomefrom?A.Australia.B.England.C.America.(A)10.Whataretheytalkingabout?A.Christmas.B.NewYear’sDay.C.MayDay.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(B)11.WhenisKevinleaving?A.At7:00am.B.At8:00am.C.At9:00am.(B)12.What’sthematterwithSteve’smother?A.Shehasasoreback.B.Shehasabadcold.C.Shehasastomachache."!(C)13.WhowillKevincallthisevening?A.Steve.B.Steve’smother.C.Mike.!"(#$%)8&·17· &"()34,,-"14."16/0。(B)14.Whatdoyouneedtodobeforeyoutakeavacation?A.Makeadecision.B.Makeaplan.C.Dolotsofexercise.(B)15.Howmanypiecesofadvicedoesthepassagetellus?A.Five.B.Four.C.Three.(A)16.Whatdoyouneedtodoearlyifyouwanttotakeavacation?A.Rent(Õ)ahotelroom.B.Bookarestaurant.C.Buymanythings.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(A)17.Whichsportisverypopulararoundtheworld?A.Football.B.Volleyball.C.Swimming.(A)18.Whichsportisolder,runningorbasketball?A.Running.B.Basketball.C.Wedon’tknow.(B)19.Whichsportdopeopleneartheriverslike?A.Running.B.Swimming.C.Jumping.(C)20.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT?A.Peopleplaythesamegameinwinterandinsummer.B.Volleyballisanoldgame.C.Peoplefromdifferentcountriesoftenbecomegoodfriendsafteragame.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)NationalDay’sPlanWheretospendThe21.beachHowlongtostay22.Seven/7daysMorningactivities23.SwimintheseaNoonactivitiesGo24.fishing25.AfternoonactivitiesPlaybeachvolleyball,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(C)26.—Whatareyoudoingvacation?—I’mgoinghiking.A.atB.inC.forD.to(B)27.—areyoustayinginShanghai?—Justthreedays.A.WhenB.HowlongC.HowoftenD.Howmany(D)28.—Howwasyoursportscamp,Mary?—.A.IplayedballgamesB.IstayedwithmygoodfriendsC.WewenttothebeachD.ItwasexcitingW9XYZ[·18· (C)29.—WhatarewegoingtodoonSunday?—Howabout?A.gotobikeridingB.goingbiketorideC.goingbikeridingD.togobikeriding(A)30.—Lindalooks.—That’sbecauseshehadavacation.A.relaxed;relaxingB.relaxed;relaxedC.relaxing;relaxedD.relaxing;relaxing(B)31.—Ihearthereisanewactionmovieinthecinema.—Soundsgreat!Ican’twaitit.A.seeB.toseeC.seeingD.saw(B)32.—MayIborrowyourstorybook?—Sure.I’lllendittoyouafterIfinishit.A.toreadB.readingC.watchingD.towatch(B)33.—Doyougoonvacation?—Yes.AndIfindthateverycityhas.A.famoussomethingB.somethingfamousC.everythingfamousD.famouseverything(C)34.—Whataretheydoing?—Theyarewhattodothisweekend.A.waitingforB.lookingforC.thinkingaboutD.talkingto(D)35.Myfatherisverybusy,sohelittletimewithmyfamily.A.takesB.getsC.staysD.spends(D)36.—inHainan?—It’shotandsunny.A.HowistheweatherlikeB.WhattheweatherislikeC.WhatistheweatherD.Whatistheweatherlike(A)37.—WhenMrGreenforLondon?—Nextmonth.A.is;leavingB.does;leaveC.did;leaveD.will;goingtoleave(B)38.Qingdaoisabeautifulcity.Manycometovisititeveryyear.A.doctorsB.touristsC.actorsD.cousins(C)39.—MrBlackisintwoweeks.—Thatmeanshewon’tbebackuntilSeptember.A.doingB.goingC.goingawayD.taking(B)40.—I’mgoingonvacation.—.A.Really?Me,tooB.HaveagreattimeC.I’llgowithyouD.OK,let’sgo!"(#$%)8&·19· 0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Day1—ShanghaitoXi’anGotothe41forflighttoXi’an.Book(;<)thehotelbeforetakinga42.We’re43theAncientCityWallandtheWildGoosePagoda.Inthe44wewillenjoythewonderfulTangDynastySong&Dancedinnershow.Day2—Xi’antoBeijingTodaywe’revisitingthe45TerraCotta(Ö×Ø).It’sregarded(5ÙÚ)astheeighthwonder(ÛÜ)ofthe46.ThenwewillreturntoXi’anAirportforanevening47toBeijing.Day3—BeijingAfter48,wewillgetonabusfor49tourofTian’anmenSquare,thelargestpublic50intheworld.51we’llpayavisittothePalaceMuseum.Afterlunchwe52theSummerPalace,wherewewill53alongthefamousLongCorridorandtakea54rideonLakeKunming.Intheevening,wecan55atraditional(ÝÞF)Pekingduckdinner.(B)41.A.busstationB.airportC.trainstationD.gate(D)42.A.lookB.restC.showerD.tour(A)43.A.visitingB.goingC.learningD.looking(A)44.A.eveningB.morningC.afternoonD.day(B)45.A.bestB.famousC.bigD.old(C)46.A.cityB.placeC.worldD.country(C)47.A.busB.trainC.flightD.ride(D)48.A.lunchB.dinnerC.supperD.breakfast(B)49.A.earlyB.morningC.afternoonD.evening(A)50.A.squareB.museumC.placeD.store(C)51.A.BeforeB.AfterC.ThenD.And(D)52.A.visitB.visitedC.visitsD.willvisit(B)53.A.runB.walkC.danceD.sing(D)54.A.walkB.bikeC.carD.boat(A)55.A.enjoyB.makeC.cookD.buyB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)healthyalsolistenspenduntilmakepayswimmorehappyduringexerciseThesummervacationisover.It’struethattimefliesfast.56thevacation,theweatherwashotandIcouldnotdomuchwork,butIlived57.Astheafternoonwashot,Ididmyworkinthemorning.Igotupat6:30andtookawalkinthegardenforhalfanhour.Afterthat,IbegantoreadEnglishandChineseanddidsomemath58.Thosetookmethreehoursor59.Iworkedveryhard.Ispenttheafternoonoutside.Iwent60anditwasfunny.Iwouldnotgohome61itwasfiveorsixo’clock.Sometimesafriendwouldcometoseemeandwewouldspendsomehours62tomusic.W9XYZ[·20· InthiswayI63myvacationhappily.AndInotonlystudiedwellbut64becameagoodswimmer.NowIamingood65andhighspirits(ßà).56.During57.happily58.exercises59.more60.swimming61.until62.listening63.spent64.also65.health3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AThissummer,Mary,TomandAlanaregoingtohaveagreatvacation.Thefollowingsaretheirplansforthecomingvacation.MaryTomAlanWhereTheGreatWallSpainCanadaWhenThefirstweekinJuneThelastdayofMayJuly18th,MondayGoinghikingSpendingtimeonthefarmGoingsightseeingGoingsightseeingWatchingvideosatnightGoingshoppingWhatVisitingsomefamousplacesGoingfishingGoingcampinginBeijingGoinghikingWatchingbullfight(áâ)GoingshoppingSleepingalotHowlongAboutonemonthOnlytwoweeksUntilSeptemberHowtogoByplaneandbusByboatandplaneByplaneandtrain(C)66.WhatISN’TTomdoingforvacation?A.Watchingbullfight.B.Goingshopping.C.Goingfishing.D.Goingsightseeing.(C)67.Whosevacationisthelongest?A.Mary.B.Tom.C.Alan.D.Wedon’tknow.(D)68.What’sthesametransportation(À¾kl)aretheygoingtotake?A.Train.B.Bus.C.Boat.D.Plane.BWhatdowedowhenwegocamping?First,weworkoutaplan.Wetakefood,clothing,aknife,andthingsforcookingandeating.Wetakethingstokeepusawayfromanimalsandthesun.Thenweputeverythingintothecarandwedrivetothewoods.Welookforaplaceforcampersandwelookforagoodplaceforourtent(=>).Theplaceshouldhavealotofmovingair.Highlandwithwateronbothsidesofitisgood.Thenweputupourtent.Weputeverythingintothetent,andwearereadyforfun.Wecanswiminthelake,walkinthewoods,climbamountain,rowaboat,orgofishing.Intheeveningwecomebacktothetent,webuildabigfirebecauseitcankeeptheanimalsaway.Wesitaroundthefireandtalk.Wemaytellinterestingstoriesorwemaysingsongs.Atnightweliedownonthegrass.Wecanlookupatthestars.Itisabusyday,sowetrytogotosleepearly.Everythingisdark.Everythingisquiet.Wehopewewon’thearmusicfromtheradiointhenexttent.Wehopeitwon’train.!"(#$%)8&·21· (A)69.Beforegoingtocampweshouldfirst.A.drawupaplanB.takesomefoodC.takethingstokeepuswarmD.takesomethingforcookingandeating(B)70.Wegotocamp.A.bybusB.bycarC.bybikeD.onfoot(C)71.Intheeveningwebuildafirebecause.A.itiscoldatnightB.itcankeepuswarmC.itcankeeptheanimalsawayD.itisdarkandquiet(B)72.Thecampersliketoatnight.A.hearmusicfromtheradioB.gotosleepearlyC.haverainD.bebusyCPlantsareveryimportantlivingthings.Lifecouldnotgooniftherewerenoplants.Thisisbecauseplantscanmakefoodfromair,waterandsunlight.Animalsandmencan’tmakefoodfromair,waterandsunlight.Animalsgettheirfoodbyeatingplantsandotheranimals.Therefore,animalsandmenneedplantsinordertolive.Thisisthereasonwhywefindsomanyplantsaroundus.Ifyoulookcarefullyattheplantsaroundyou,youwillfindthattherearemanykindsofplants.Someplantsarelargewhileothersaresmall.Mostplantsaregreen.Someplantshavemanysmallleaves.Othershaveonlyafew.Therearemanykindsofleaves.Leavesareofdifferentshapesandcolors.Leavesarealsodifferentinotherways.Someleaveshavelongthinpartsinthemiddle,wecallthemleafstalks,somehaveshortleafstalks,othersevenhavenoleafstalks.Theleafedgesarealsodifferent.Someleaveshavesmooth(ãä)edges.Somehaveawaveshapededges.Othershaveedgesliketheteethofasaw(åæ).(A)73.Whichofthefollowingshowstherightrelation(çè)accordingtothefirstparagraph?plantsA.air+water+sunlight→foodmenB.air+water+sunlight→foodanimalsC.air+water+sunlight→foodlivingthingsD.air+water+sunlight→food(B)74.Plantsareimportantbecause.A.weneedtoeatplantseverydayB.mencan’tlivewithoutplantsC.wecanseesomanyplantsaroundusD.animalseatplantsastheironlyfood(C)75.Theunderlinedphrase“leafstalks”inthelastparagraphmeans“”inChinese.A.éêB.éëC.éìD.éí(B)76.Themainideaofthepassageis.A.howplantshelpmenandanimalsB.plantsareimportantandtheyarequitedifferentC.plantsaremoreimportantthanair,waterandsunlightD.whywefindsomanyplantsaroundusW9XYZ[·22· DRichAmericanswanttospendmanydollarsflyingintospaceaccordingtoarecentsurvey.ManyrichAmericansgotboredwiththethingsonearth.Thesurveysaid19%wouldliketopay$100,000fora15minutetripintospace.DerekWebbersaid,“Wemakethissurveytofindoutwhatrichpeoplethinkofthespacetrip.Wetellthemthesetripswillcostmuch,butit’sexcitingforthemtofeelweightlessnessandseetheworldfromupthere.”Webberalsosaidifthepricewas$50,000,16%moreoftherichpeoplewouldbeinterestedinthesespacetrips.However,thetouristsmusthaveastrongandhealthybodyandgetmorespacetrainingfirst.AsingercalledLanceBassisreadytogototheInternationalSpaceStation.Hewillbecomethethirdspacetourist.Andhehopestobecomethefirstsingertotravelintospace.(D)77.oftherichpeoplewouldbeinterestedinthespacetripifitcost$50,000.A.16%B.19%C.26%D.35%(B)78.Theunderlinedword“weightlessness”means“”inChinese.A.îµB.ïµC.WðD.ñï(C)79.Thethirdspacetouristwillbeaaccordingtothearticle(fò).A.scientistB.doctorC.singerD.teacher(B)80.Thearticlewantstotellusthat.A.it’sexcitingtotravelinspaceB.richAmericanswanttospendmuchmoneyflyingintospaceC.spacetripsaretooexpensiveD.itiseasytotravelinspaceB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)ThestudentsofClass1,Grade2aregoinghikingontheirfieldtrip.Hikingisgoodforexerciseandfun.81.AJustwalkingforfunisthefirstkindofhiking.Manypeopleliketohikeincityparksorjustonthesidewalks.Ahikecantakeafewhoursorweeks.82.EAtthebeginninghikersshouldstartwithwalksthattheycandoinoneday.Asyougetstronger,youcangoonovernighthike.83.FYoucanmakeyourhikelastfordaysorweeks.Forsafety(óô),hikersshouldhikewithsomeone.84.BIt’salsoagoodideatocarryamap.Backpackingisanotherkindofhiking.Peoplecarryfood,clothesandotherthingsontheirbacksinapack.85.CTheycarrywhattheyneedontheirbacks.Now,putonyourhikingshoesandtakeahike!A.Manyhikersliketohikeinthecountryside,inforests(õö)andinmountains.B.Youshouldalwayshaveoneortwofriendswithyou.C.Backpackerscanstaymanydaysinplaceswherethereisnofoodtobuy.D.Thenyouwillbeverytired.E.Formosthiking,peoplejustneedclothesandshoesthataregoodfortheweather.F.Lateryoucangolongerthanthat.G.Youcanhikebyyourself.!"(#$%)8&·23· 8、9:;<(15+)÷ö(9Óø“ù(”ú"ûüýþN。RSTY÷ÿ!6"c(d80mÍÎFef。AVacationPlanWhenOctober1st~6thWhereBeijingWeatherSunnyHowtogetthereBytraintheGreatHallofthePeople,theSummerPalace,Tian’anmenWhattoseeSquare,thePalaceMuseum,theGreatWall,PekingUniversity,TsinghuaUniversityFeelingExcitedTheGreensaretakingavacationfromOctober1sttoOctober6th.TheyaregoingtoBeijingbytrain.Theweatherreportsaysitwillbesunnyduringthesixdays.TherearemanyplacesofinterestinBeijing.TheGreensplantovisittheGreatHallofthePeople,theSummerPalace,Tian’anmenSquare,thePalaceMuseum,theGreatWall,PekingUniversity,TsinghuaUniversityandsoon.Theyaresurethattheymustbeveryexcited.W9XYZ[·24· !3#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)((A)1.Howwillthewomangotothemuseum?"A.Bybus.B.Bytrain.C.Onfoot.(B)2.Whatanimaldoestheboywanttosee?A.Thekoala.B.Thelion.C.Thetiger.+(B)3.Howmanychairswillbebroughtthere?A.15.B.14.C.40.(C)4.WhereistheGreatWallHotel?A.Ontheleftofthepostoffice.B.Infrontofthepostoffice.C.Behindthepostoffice.&%(A)5.HowlongistheYellowRiver?A.5,464km.B.5,644km.C.5,446km.*B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(A)6.Whycan’tBobgotothehospital?A.Hehastostudyforthemathtest.$B.Hehastodohishomework.#)C.Hehastostayatschool.(B)7.Howistheboygoingtothehospital?A.Bytaxi.B.Bybus.C.Bysubway.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。(C)8.Whatdoestheboywanttodo?A.Tomendhisshoes.B.Towashhisshoes.C.Tobuyapairofnewshoes.(B)9.Whatsizeofshoesdoestheboywear?"!A.Six.B.Seven.C.Eight.(A)10.Whatcolorofshoesdoestheboylikebest?A.White.B.Green.C.Blue.!"(#$%)8&·25· &"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(C)11.WhendidJimgettoschool?A.About20minutesago.B.Abouthalfanhourago.C.About10minutesago.(A)12.HowfarisitfromJim’shometoschool?A.About2miles.B.About5miles.C.About8miles.(C)13.WhodoesJimgotoschoolwith?A.Hissister.B.Lily.C.Mike.&"()34,,-"14."16/0。(C)14.HowdidtheygotoGuilinthisFebruary?A.Bytrain.B.Byboat.C.Byair.(B)15.Howwastheweatheronvacation?A.Hot.B.Cold.C.Warm.(B)16.Whatdidn’ttheysee?A.Mountains.B.Snow.C.Birds.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(C)17.Wheredoesthespeaker’sfatherwork?A.Inaschool.B.Inthetrainstation.C.Inahospital.(A)18.Howlongdoesittakethespeaker’smothertogotoworkonfoot?A.Abouttenminutes.B.Abouttwentyminutes.C.Abouttwentyfourminutes.(B)19.Howdoesthespeaker’ssistergotowork?A.Onfoot.B.Bybus.C.Bysubway.(B)20.Howoldisthespeaker’ssister?A.23.B.24.C.25.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)MeansofNameHowfarHowlongTransportation21.HenryBybike22.EightmilesFifteenminutesJulieOnfootOnemile23.Twenty/20minutesSam24.BysubwayTwentyfivemiles25.Thirty/30minutes,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(C)26.Myhomeisquiteneartotheschool,soIusuallygotoschool.A.bycarB.byshipC.onfootD.onbikeWkXYZ[·26· (B)27.—isitfromyourhometoyourmother’soffice?—Abouttwentyminutes’ride.A.HowlongB.HowfarC.HowmanyD.Howmuch(D)28.—Howdoesyourmothergotowork,Tina?—Oh,shegoestoworkmyfather’scar.A.byB.onC.atD.in(A)29.Thebookisthick.Ithinkitwillmeaboutamonthtofinishreadingit.A.takeB.makeC.spendD.use(C)30.—LiMinggoestoschoolbyboat.Thereareriversandlakesaroundhishome.—Oh,aboattoschoolmustbeinteresting.A.takeB.takesC.takingD.took(B)31.—Whatdoyouthetransportationinyourcity?—Thetrafficisbusywhenpeoplegotoworkorcomebackfromwork.A.likeB.thinkofC.thinkD.thinkfor(C)32.Idon’tlikethishat.Pleaseshowmeone.A.otherB.theotherC.anotherD.anyother(C)33.—Doyouoftengotoschoolonfoot?—Yes,butwhenitrains,Igotoschoolbybus.A.usuallyB.neverC.sometimesD.always(B)34.—Shallwegoonapicnicthisweekend?—Ittheweather.A.triesonB.dependsonC.liesonD.putson(A)35.Alargenumberofstudentsinourschoolinourcity.Somostofusgotoschoolonfootorbybike.A.liveB.livesC.islivingD.areliving(C)36.—Canyoureadthenumber“648”inEnglish?—Yes,.A.sixhundredsandfortyeightB.sixhundredsoffortyeightC.sixhundredandfortyeightD.sixhundredoffortyeight(D)37.Summervacationiscoming.BobLondonforvacation.A.leavesforB.leavestoC.isleavingtoD.isleavingfor(B)38.—Doyoulivefarfromtheschool?—No,it’sonlywalk.A.fifteenminutesB.fifteenminutes’C.fifteenminute’sD.fifteenminute(B)39.—CanIplaycomputergames,Mum?—No.Youfinishyourhomeworkfirst.A.canB.mustC.mayD.could(C)40.—Thereissomethingwrongwithmybike.HowcanIgettoschool?—.Icangiveyouaride.A.That’sallrightB.NevermindC.Don’tworryD.You’rewelcome!"(#$%)8&·27· 0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)DearLaura,Thanksforyouremail.Yes,Iamhavingagreattime41myexchange(À#)programinFrance.It’seven42thanIthought.Iwas43nervousbeforeIarrivedhere,44therewasnoreasontobe.Myhost45isreallynice.Theygooutoftheirwaytomakeme46athome.Andyouwouldn’tbelievehow47myFrenchimproved!AlthoughIstillmakelotsofmistakes,itdoesn’tbothermelikeit48.Mybiggestchallenge($%)49learningwhattodoatthedinnertable.Asyoucanimagine,thingsarereallydifferent50thewaytheyareathome.Forexample,youcan’teat51withyourhandsexceptbread,notevenfruit.52thingisthatitisveryrude(&"F)tosayyouarefull.Ifyoudon’twantanymorefood,youshouldjustsay,“53.”Ihavetosay,Ifind54difficulttoremembereverything.Hopeyou55agoodschoolyear.Pleasewritetomesoon.WangKun(C)41.A.inB.atC.onD.with(B)42.A.goodB.betterC.bestD.thebest(B)43.A.abitofB.alittleC.alotD.afew(C)44.A.andB.thenC.butD.so(D)45.A.schoolB.homeC.houseD.family(D)46.A.feelingB.tofeelC.feltD.feel(A)47.A.fastB.quickC.goodD.many(D)48.A.isB.doesC.wasD.usedto(D)49.A.areB.amC.beD.is(B)50.A.betweenB.fromC.toD.as(C)51.A.somethingB.everythingC.anythingD.nothing(C)52.A.OneB.TheotherC.AnotherD.Other(D)53.A.I’mnothungryB.I’mfullnowC.I’vehadenoughD.Itwasdelicious(A)54.A.itB.thatC.thisD.its(C)55.A.tohaveB.havingC.arehavingD.washavingB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)happyfightatmanypopularlessonthanmakehoteluntilrestauranthealthInNorthAmerica,peoplearealwaysinahurry.Childrenhave56orsportsactivitiesafterschool.Parentsoftenworklateanddon’tgethome57sevenoreighto’clockatnight.More5850%ofwomenworkatfulltime.Whenafamilytakesthetimetoeatamealtogether,oftenthereisn’tenoughtimeto59thefood.Thisiswhy“fastfood”isso60inNorthAmerica.Peoplespendabout40%oftheirdollarsonfastfood.Fastfoodissuchfoodaspizza,sandwichesandfriedchicken.Peopleusuallybuythefoodfrom61,suchasMcDonald’sandKFC.Fastfoodsavestime,butitisnotvery62.Fastfoodispopularinmanycountries.Butnoteveryoneis63aboutthespread((7)offastWkXYZ[·28· food.AgroupofpeopleinItalywantto64againstthespreadoffastfood.Theydon’twantany65fastfoodrestaurantsintheircountry.Theyalsowanttofightagainstthespreadoffastfoodeverywhereintheworld.56.lessons57.until58.than59.make60.popular61.restaurants62.healthy63.happy64.fight65.more3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AWhatmeansoftransportationdoyoulike?Ifindit’shardtoanswerthisquestion.Ifear()*)anykindoftransportation,soit’shardtoAlanchoose(+,).IfIhaveto,I’dchoosetheplane.It’squick,relaxing,andwecangetfoodanddrinkontheplane.Ilikebuses.Onalongtrip,Icanmeetdifferentpeopleandtalkwiththem.ThetripisAnnainterestingandIcanseethecountryside.Idon’tliketakingtrains.Therearealwaysproblemswithtrains.They’reoftenlate.IusemycarBeckytotravel.AnsweringthisquestionisverydifficultbecauseIliketravelingbybicycle,byplane,byboat,Sallybycar...ButIlikewalkingbest.Ienjoywalking.Myfavoritewayoftravelingismycomputermouse.Itisthefastestmeansoftransportation.IcanBobgoaroundtheworldinafewminutes,speaktopeoplefromallovertheworld,andlookup(X-)thingsquickly.(C)66.likestravelingbybusbecauseshe/helikesmeetingdifferentpeopleandtalkingwiththem.A.SallyB.BobC.AnnaD.Alan(D)67.WhatdoesBeckyliketotaketogotraveling?A.Takeatrain.B.Takeaplane.C.Takeabus.D.Takeacar.(B)68.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Alanoftengoestravelingbyplane.B.BoblikeslookingupthingsontheInternet.C.Sallyonlylikestravelingonfoot.D.Annaoftengoestravelinginthecountryside.BStudentsshouldarriveattheschoolbusstopintime,whichshowstheirrespect(.µ)forothers.Theyshouldbetherefivetotenminutesearlier.Eachstudentshouldbereadytogetonthebusbythetimethedooropens.Studentsshouldsitfacingthefrontofthebus.Theyshouldalsostayintheirseatsuntilthebusstops.Studentscanonlytakebooksandthingsforschoolwork.Musicalinstrumentsarenotallowed(ÃÄ).Studentsshouldnotchange(/0)seatswithoutpermission(ÃÄ).Eatingordrinkingisnotallowedontheschoolbus.!"(#$%)8&·29· Wewillgothesamewayeveryday.Routes(12)maybechangedintheafternoonbecauseofthebadweather.Loudtalkingandshoutingarenotallowed.Studentsshouldnotopenorclosethewindowswithoutpermissionfromthedriver.Studentsshouldalwayswalkinfrontofthebus,neverbehindit.(A)69.Whyshouldstudentsbeattheschoolbusstopintime?A.Becauseitshowstheirrespectforothers.B.Becausetherearemanyotherstudents.C.Becausetherearen’tsomanyseatsforthemall.D.Becausethetrafficisbusy.(D)70.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Studentscanopenthewindowsiftheylike.B.Studentsmustn’ttalktoeachotheronthebus.C.Studentsshouldwalkbehindthebuswhentheygetoff.D.Studentsshouldnotleavetheirseatsuntilthebusstops.(C)71.StudentscantakethefollowingthingsEXCEPT(3……).A.booksB.notebooksC.violinsD.pens(D)72.Thebesttitleforthepassagemaybe“”.A.SchoolRulesB.HowtoTakeaBusC.TransportationsforStudentsandParentsD.SchoolTransportationCBicyclesareaverypopularmeansoftransportation.Manypeoplegotoworkorschoolbybike,becauseitisreallygoodforhealth.Wecanonlyseesubwaysinlargecities,likeBeijingandShanghai.Manypeoplegooutbysubwayinthesecities,anditisalwayscrowdedinthesubways.Wecanseealotofcarsontheroads.Itisfasttogotoworkortakeatripbycar.Maybetherearegoingtobemorecars.Theplaneisaveryquickandgreatmeansoftransportation.Itisalittleexpensiveformanypeople,butittakesyoulesstimetogettoanothercityorcountry.TrainsarethemostpopularmeansoftransportationbetweencitiesinChina.Manypeopletaketrainswhentheyvisitothercities.(C)73.Whichkindoftransportationisgoodforhealth?A.Cars.B.Subways.C.Bikes.D.Trains.(A)74.Howdomanypeoplegooutinthebigcities?A.Bysubway.B.Bycar.C.Byplane.D.Bytrain.(B)75.Inwhichcountryaretrainsthemostpopularmeansoftransportation?A.InCanada.B.InChina.C.InAmerica.D.IntheUK.(B)76.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentioned(567)inthepassage?A.Peoplelikegoingoutbysubwayinthebigcity.B.InJapanpeopletaketrainswhenvisiting.C.Travelingbyplanetakeslesstimebutexpensive.D.Nowtherearemanycarsontheroad.WkXYZ[·30· DInAmerica,alotofstudentsgotoschoolintheirparents’cars.Almostallthefamilieshavetheirowncars.Sometimeseachmemberofafamilyhashisorherowncar.CarsarethefriendsofAmericanpeople.Theygotoschoolbycar.Theygotoworkbycar.Theygotovisittheirfriendsbycar,too.Theyeventravelbycar.However,studentsinkindergarten(456)andprimaryschoolgotoschoolonschoolbuses.Theschoolbusesareusuallyyellow.Thereareschoolbusesinuniversities,too.Itisinterestingthattherearefewpeopletakingthebus.InthesecondbiggestcityoftheU.S.A.,Chicago,thereareusuallyoneortwopeopleonabigbus.Youwillneverseealotofpeopleinthesubwayoronthebus.Peopleseldom(7p)ridebicycles.Theythinkthatridingabicycleisonewaytogetexercise.ItisverydifferentfromChina.(C)77.HowdothemostpeopleintheU.S.A.travel?A.Bybus.B.Bybike.C.Bycar.D.Bytrain.(D)78.Americanschoolbusesareusually.A.redB.greenC.brownD.yellow(D)79.ThesecondbiggestcityintheU.S.A.is.A.NewYorkB.LosAngelesC.WashingtonD.Chicago(A)80.PeopleinChicagothinkridingbikesisoneway.A.togetexerciseB.tosavemoneyC.tomakemoneyD.tohavefunB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Modernlifeisimpossiblewithouttraveling.81.FWithit,youcantraveltoanyplacefastandsafe.Travelingbytrainisslowerthanbyplane,butithasitsadvantages(89).82.CThetrainshavegreatseatsanddiningcars(:;).Theymakethelongjourneyenjoyable.Somepeopleprefer(<=>)totravelbyseawhenpossible.83.BYoucanvisitmanycountriesanddifferentpartsofyourcountryonthem.Shipsarenotsofastastrainsorplanes,buttravelingbyseaisaverypleasantwaytospendaholiday.Manypeopleliketotravelbycar.84.GYoucantravelthreeorfourhundredmiles(?@)oronlyfiftyoronehundredmilesaday,justasyoulike.85.EForexample,atagoodrestaurantwhereyoucanenjoyagoodmeal,oratahoteltospendthenight.A.Travelingbyplaneisnotverypopular.B.Therearelargeshipsandriverboats.C.Youcanseethecountryyouaretravelingthrough.D.Youcanspendlittlemoney.E.Youcanstopwhereyouwish.F.Thefastestwayoftravelingisbyplane.G.Youcanmakeyourowntimetable(!"Y).!"(#$%)8&·31· 8、9:;<(15+)NAUYQPBCi!DEFÀ¾FGFWX[H,RPIJÅY÷,ZSTY÷ªc(KWXLM。NOPQY÷!"ª,RSTUQ(UP]^QVWXÈF。mn:60ÍÎ,fòFÏJÑÒ,oÓÔ%mn。Howdostudentsgettoourschool?BybusBybikeOnfootBycarBysubwayNumberofstudents1502001201550Thereare535studentsinourschool.Theygettoschoolearlyeverymorninginfivedifferentways.150ofthemgettoschoolbybus.Another200studentsridetheirbikes.120studentsgettoschoolonfoot.And15studentsgettoschoolbycar.50studentstakethesubwaytoschool.Myhomeisn’tfarfromtheschool,soIusuallywalkthereeveryday.Ittakesmeabout20minutes.ButsometimesIgotoschoolbybusifitrains.WkXYZ[·32· !8#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(B)1.Howdidtheboygoshoppingyesterday?(A.Bybus.B.Bybike.C.Onfoot."(A)2.Wherearethey?A.Onthebus.B.Inthelibrary.C.Atthetrainstation.(B)3.Whattimeisitnow?A.7:45.B.7:55.C.8:05.+(C)4.WhichcitydidBillprobablyvisitduringhisholiday?A.Sydney.B.NewYork.C.Paris.(A)5.Whydoesn’tJanegotothemovie?A.Becauseshehastowork.B.Becauseshehastostudy.C.Becauseshehasacold.&B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<%5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)*&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(C)6.WhatwasthematterwithTom?A.Hehadacold.B.Hehadatemperature.C.Hehadastomachache.(B)7.Whatdidhedoyesterday?A.Hehadapartywithhisfriends.B.Hehadamealoutsidewithhisfriends.C.Hesawafilmwithhisfriends.$&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。#)(B)8.WhatisLindadoingtomorrow?A.Sheisgoingshopping.B.Sheisvisitinghergrandparents.C.Sheishavingabirthdayparty.(A)9.WhydoesMikewanttogoshopping?A.Tobuyagiftforhissister.B.Tobuyagiftforhisgrandparents.C.TobuyagiftforLinda.(B)10.Whenaretheygoingshopping?"A.ThisSunday.B.ThisWednesday.C.Tomorrow.!&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(A)11.Whosebirthdayisit?A.George’s.B.Alice’s.C.Emma’s.!"(#$%)8&·33· (A)12.Whenistheparty?A.OnFridayevening.B.OnFridayafternoon.C.OnSaturdayevening.(C)13.WhatdoesthegirlhavetodoonWednesdayevening?A.Haveadancelesson.B.Gotothecinema.C.Haveapianolesson.&"()34,,-"14."16/0。(B)14.WhattimedoesSamhavebreakfast?A.6:05.B.6:55.C.7:05.(B)15.WhatdoesSamoftendoonSundayafternoon?A.Hedoessomereading.B.Heplaysbasketball.C.Hedoeshousework.(B)16.HowoftendoesSamwatchTV?A.Onceaweek.B.Twiceaweek.C.Never.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(B)17.Whoishavingaparty?A.Lisa.B.Susan.C.Tom.(A)18.WhatisLisadoingthisSunday?A.Sheishavingtheguitarlesson.B.Sheishavingaparty.C.Sheisstudyingforhertest.(A)19.Whycan’tKategototheparty?A.Becauseshehastobabysithersister.B.Becausesheisill.C.Becausesheisbusywithhertest.(C)20.Howmanyfriendscan’tgototheparty?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)NamesHobbiesMaySingingand21.dancingPeter22.Drawingpictures23.AnnWorkingonmathproblemsAliceLearninghowto24.readandwriteI25.Playingfootball,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(B)26.—Areyoubusythisevening?—Yes,Ihavetostudythemathstest.A.toB.forC.fromD.in(B)27.—MustIfinishmyhomeworknow,Mum?—No,you.Youdoitaftersupper.A.mustn’t;mustB.needn’t;canC.needn’t;mustD.mustn’t;can(B)28.—Isyourgrandpastillworking?WXYZ[·34· —Yes,he’ssixtyyearsold.A.butB.althoughC.andD.when(A)29.—CouldIuseyourbike?—Ofcourse,you.Hereisthekey.A.canB.couldC.mustD.may(D)30.—Sorry,Tina.Ican’tgotothemovieswithyou.Ihavetolookaftermysister.—That’stoobad.Maybetime.A.theotherB.otherC.othersD.another(C)31.—Let’sgoskating,Amy.—Sorry,Iapianolesson.A.hadB.washavingC.amhavingD.didn’thave(A)32.—Whynottomyhouseandwatchvideo?—Goodidea.A.comeoverB.comebackC.comeupD.getback(D)33.—Whatdoyoudoafterschool?—Iusuallybasketballtraining.A.playB.visitC.needD.take(B)34.—Areyoufreetoday?—No,I’mwiththeartfestival.A.tiredB.busyC.boredD.happy(D)35.—Thanksfortomybirthdayparty.—You’rewelcome.A.comeB.cameC.tocomeD.coming(C)36.—Canyoucleantheclassroomafterschool?—.Ihavetogotomyguitarlesson.A.SureB.OfcourseC.I’msorryD.I’mglad(D)37.Bobtothecountrysidethedayaftertomorrow.Iwanttogowithhim.A.goB.goesC.wentD.isgoing(B)38.I’mnotfeelingwell.IthinkIateporridgethismorning.A.toomanyB.toomuchC.manytooD.muchtoo(C)39.—areyoulearningswimmingfrom?—Myuncle.A.WhatB.WhereC.WhomD.When(D)40.—Wouldyouliketogotothemovieswithustomorrow?—,butIhavetovisitmygrandparents.A.Yes,IwouldB.No,Iwouldn’tC.No,Ican’tD.Yes,I’dloveto0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Children’sBirthdayPartyPlanning1yearolds:Invitefamilymembersandclosefriendsonly41thisbirthdayisforthe42,notforthechild.!"(#$%)8&·35· 2to4yearolds:Havethreeorfourplaymatesfora43birthdayparty.Youmighttryplayingsomebirthday44.5yearolds:5yearoldsshouldhave45party.Tellthemthatbigpartiesareonlyfor46birthdayssuchastheir5thbirthdaysbecausetheyare47school,10becausethatisthe48doubledigit(YZnF)number.6to9yearolds:49canbeallnightpartieswithpopcorn([]),junkfood,movies,andvideogames.10yearolds:Thisshouldbeabigpartyjustlikethe50birthday.Youcanholdthepartyinafew51ways:▲Poolparties:Youcan52thepoolforbirthdayparties.▲Rollerskating53iceskatingparties.▲A54atthezooforyourchildandhisorherfriends.11to15yearolds:Dothesameasyou55for6to9yearoldswithasimpleovernightparty.(B)41.A.soB.becauseC.andD.but(D)42.A.friendsB.teachersC.brothersD.parents(A)43.A.smallB.bigC.goodD.happy(D)44.A.sportsB.songsC.musicD.games(C)45.A.anexcitingB.aninterestingC.abigD.asmall(C)46.A.greatB.children’sC.specialD.boys’(A)47.A.startingB.atC.outofD.in(A)48.A.firstB.fifthC.fourthD.sixth(D)49.A.ChildrenB.FamiliesC.FriendsD.Birthdays(B)50.A.secondB.fifthC.smallD.third(C)51.A.goodB.interestingC.differentD.funny(A)52.A.rentB.borrowC.lendD.buy(B)53.A.andB.orC.soD.that(D)54.A.weekB.nightC.fewhoursD.day(A)55.A.didB.doC.hadD.haveB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)howthinkpresentnamefindwordboxflowerbirthdaystoptigermakeMynameisJack.Itwasmy56yesterday.Anoldlady57meonthestreet.“It’syourbirthday,”shesaid.“Letmelookatyourhand.Yes,youhaveafriendMark,andyoulikeicecreamandcheese.Todayyouwillseefire.Yourmotherwillgoawayanda58willcometoyourhouse.”IwenttoMark’shome.Heandhissister59abirthdaycakeandlightedthecandlesforme.ButIwas60abouttheoldlady’s61.Iwantedtogohome,soIsaidgoodbyetothemandranhome.Good,therewasnofire,butMumwasn’tathome.Oh,no...Ithoughtabouttheoldlady’swordsagain.ThenMumwalkedinwithMarkanda62.“Here’syour63.It’salovelylittledogandhis64isTiger,”saidMum.“But65aboutthefireandtheoldlady?”Iasked.“Thefireisthecandles,”Marksmiledandsaid,“andwehired(^_)theoldlady.”56.birthday57.stopped58.tiger59.made60.thinking61.words62.box63.present64.name65.howWXYZ[·36· 3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AI’m15.NowI’mstudyingEnglishinLondon.Iwanttoinventalanguagemachinethatcanhelpmeunderstandmanylanguages.LiMing,HunanI’ma12yearoldboy.Iliketravelingverymuch.HowIwishtovisitthemoonsomeday!WuDong,GuangdongI’m16.BeforetheearthquakeonMay12,Iwantedtobeanewsreporter.ButnowIwanttobeadoctorinthefuture.I’dliketohelpallthesickpeople.WangHao,SichuanI’ma14yearoldgirlinTibet.Now,therearerailwaysinTibet.I’llbeabletoreachBeijingbytraininabout48hours.MydreamistogotoBeijingtovisittheTian’anmenSquare.Joma,TibetI’m13yearsold.Iwanttoinventamachine.Itcansendthingsorpeoplefromoneplacetoanotherplacefarawayinaminute.WeiHua,Beijing(A)66.WhatisLiMing’sdream?A.Inventingalanguagemachine.B.Visitingthemoon.C.Beingadoctor.D.Beingateacher.(A)67.AbadearthquakebrokeoutinSichuanon.A.May12B.May22C.July2D.May2(B)68.Thebesttitle(0)forthepassagewouldbe“”.A.ADoctorB.MyDreamC.AnEnglishTeacherD.MyFriendsBWhensomeoneasksyoutohisorherhome,itisveryclearwhotheguestisandwhothehostis.Butinvitations(`R)torestaurantsareusuallydifferent.Inmanycases,itistheinviterwhopays.Butinsomecases,eachonepayshisorherownbill.Forexample,whenyourfriendsays“Let’sgoandgetabeer,”or“Wantacupofcoffee?”,itmaybemoreofasuggestionthananinvitation.Somepeopleliketakingtheirfriendstoarestaurantfordinnerinsteadofhavingdinnerathome.Inthiscase,thehostmustpayandtheguestmayofferto(6Ò)leavethetip.Ifyouwanttoinvitesomeoneforamealatarestaurant,tellhimorher,“I’dliketotakeyouto...”Therearealsowordsthatsoundlikeinvitations,butinfacttheyarenot.Peoplemaysaythingslike“We’llhavetogettogethersometime,”or“You’llhavetocomeoverandvisitussometime.”Theyareoftenritual(´aF)expressionsofsayinggoodbye.Soyoucouldanswer“Yes,thatwouldbenice,”or“I’dloveto,”orsomethingsimilar.!"(#$%)8&·37· (A)69.Invitationstorestaurantshave.A.differentcasesB.topayformoneyC.lotsofmeaningsD.todrinkbeer(D)70.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bill”meaninChinese?A.abB.bcC.deD.fg(A)71.“Wouldyouliketocometomyhomefordinner?”isa(n)accordingtothepassage.A.invitationB.suggestionC.sentenceD.question(A)72.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.“You’llhavetocomeoverandvisitussometime”isaninvitation.B.“I’dliketotakeyoutotherestaurant”mayreallyinvitesomeonetohavedinner.C.Somepeoplelikeeatingwiththeirfriendsinarestaurantinsteadofstayingathome.D.Thepassagemainlytellsushowtoinvitepeople.CEasterisanimportantfestivalinthewest.ASundaybetweenMarch22andApril25iscalledEasterSunday.Peopleeatsomecakesduringthisfestival.Theyalsogivecolorfuleggstoeachother.ItissaidthattheEarthcamefromanegg.InEnglandpeoplewritemessagesanddatesontheireggsandgivethemtofriendsorlovedones.ArabbitcalledtheEasterBunnyvisitschildrenonEasterSunday.Heoftenleavessomecandyandeggs.SoonEasterSundaymorning,childrenalwaysgetupearlytofindthesecandyandeggsallaroundthehouse.Infact,itistheirparentswhobuythemcandyandhidetheireggs.ThestoryoftheEasterBunny’svisitcomesfromGermany.Thestorygoesthatapoorwomanhideggsforherchildrentofind.Atthemomenttheyfoundthem,theylookeduptoseeabigrabbitrunningaway.(D)73.DuringEasterpeople.A.visittheirfriendsB.sendmessagestoeachotherC.givecandytoeachotherD.eatcakesandgivecolorfuleggstoeachother(C)74.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?A.TheEarthcamefromanegg.B.Easteriscelebratedduringsummer.C.Easterisafestivalandhowpeoplecelebrateit.D.PeopleinEnglandoftengiveeggstotheirfriends.(A)75.WhatdoesthewriterthinkoftheEasterBunny?A.ThereisnotrealEasterBunny.B.TheEasterBunnygivescandyandeggstochildren.C.TheEasterBunnylikeschildren.D.ThereisrealEasterBunnyintheworld.(C)76.Thelastparagraphtellsabout.A.thestoryoftheEasterBunny’sfamilyB.apoorGermanwomanC.thestoryoftheEasterBunny’svisitD.howchildrencanfindeggsWXYZ[·38· DInMalaysia,youngchildrendonotusuallyhavelargeparties,buttheyprefersmalleroneswithaboutfivetotenpeople.Tina’smotherisawonderfulcooksosheoftenlikestoprepareallkindsofdeliciousfoodsuchascurries(hi),friednoodlesandsweetandsourpork.Atmostbirthdayparties,familymembersandfriendsallgettogethertoenjoyamealtogether.Theymaysingtogetherorplaymusicalinstruments.Friendsorrelativesgivegiftstothepersononhisorherbirthday.Iftheydonotknowwhattobuy,theymaygiveanangbaobecausemoneyisalsoagoodgift.Atabout16,teenagersstarttoinviteboysandgirlstotheirparties.Therearelotsofdancingandgamestohelpthemfindpartners.Theyoftenmakeuptheirowngamessothateveryonecanfindtheirownpartner.Thegamesalwayshavethesamenumbersofboysandgirls!(B)77.PeopleliketoinMalaysia.A.invitemanyfriendstotheirbirthdaypartyB.havesmallbirthdaypartiesC.cookathomeforbirthdaydinnerD.singanddanceatbirthdayparties(B)78.Theunderlinedsentenceinthefirstparagraphprobablymeans“”.A.Tina’smotherissokindthatshegivesfoodtoothersB.Tina’smotherisgoodatcookingandcancookmanynicedishesC.Tina’smotherlikesallkindsofdeliciousfoodsandeatsalotD.Tina’smotherlikescookingdeliciousfoodsbecauseTinaenjoysthemverymuch(A)79.Theunderlinedword“angbao”refersto(t).A.asmallredenvelopewithmoneyinitB.aboxwithfoodinitC.aboxwithbooksinitD.aboxwithagiftinit(C)80.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.ParentsusuallyhavebigpartiesfortheirchildreninMalaysia.B.Allteenagersliketoinviteboysandgirlstotheirparties.C.MoneyisagoodpresentinMalaysia.D.Familymembersandfriendsdon’thavedinnertogetheratmostbirthdayparties.B)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Doyouhaveahardtimefindingagoodwaytosaysorrytoyourfriend?Youknowyourfriendisreallyangrywithyouorprobablyhemayleaveyou.Youwanttosaysorrytohim.81.BHowareyougoingtosaysorry?82.GYouwanttogetonwellwithhim,sodon’tcriticize(tj)him.Youneedtospendlotsoftimetellingyourselfthatyouwanttosaysorryandwinhisheartback.83.DSecondly,tellhimthatyouarewrong.Itwillmakehimfeelbetter.84.EFinally,givehimsometimetothinkaboutthefriendship.85.ASoyoushouldgiveeachotherenoughtimetocalmdown.A.Whenheisstillangry,hecan’tmaketherightdecision.B.Butyouareafraidthathewillgoonignoring(ok)you.C.Heorshecantalktoyouatonce.D.Criticizinghimwillonlymakeitworse.E.Andhewillstopbeingangryandwanttoknowifhealsodidsomethingwrong.F.Youcan’twritealettertohimorher.G.Firstly,donottalkabouthisfault(lm).!"(#$%)8&·39· 8、9:;<(15+)Tom`RLiPingnopqrúsFitu@,vLiPingFwxÒy«zUq{,X,||}~yÂ,«,Z?¦X。,LiPing§ûnoitu@。LiPingz7,c。STÈ6"c(®60~80mF(ÏJ¿[ÐÑÒ,oÓÔ%mn)。DearTom,Thankyouverymuchforinvitingmetoyourbirthdayparty.I’dlovetogobutIcan’t.Myparentsareoutonbusiness.Theyarecomingbacknextmonth.AndnowIhavetolookaftermygrandmabecausesheisillinbed.AndIalsoneedtostudyformycomingEnglishexam.I’mverysorrybutIcan’tgotoyourparty.Thankyouforinvitingme.Ihopeyoucanhaveagoodtime.LiPingWXYZ[·40· !=#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)((B)1.Whendidthegirlstartdoingherhomework?"A.5:30.B.6:30.C.8:00.(B)2.WhereisJimgoing?A.He’sgoingtoseeadoctor.B.He’sgoingtothehospital.C.He’sgoingtohisbrother’shouse.+(A)3.Whowilltaketheplane?A.MrBrown.B.MrSmith.C.MrsBrown.(C)4.Whyisthegirllookingforacoatforherfather?A.Becauseit’sherfather’sbirthday.B.Becauseherfatherwantsacoat.&C.Becauseit’sFather’sDay.%(B)5.WhattimedidKateleaveforschool?*A.At7:00.B.At6:45.C.At7:15.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(A)6.What’sTinalike?A.Sheisquiet.B.Sheisfunny.C.Sheislazy.$(C)7.Whoalwaysmakespeoplelaugh?#)A.Tina.B.Mary.C.Jim.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。(B)8.WhoisEmma?A.Jim’ssister.B.Mary’ssister.C.Jenny’ssister.(B)9.WhatdoesMarylooklike?A.Sheisthinandneverwearsglasses.B.Sheisthinandalwayswearsglasses.C.Sheisheavyandneverwearsglasses.(C)10.HowoldisEmma?A.12.B.13.C.14."!&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(B)11.HowoftendoesDavidsurftheInternet?A.Onceaweek.B.Twiceaweek.C.Threetimesaweek.!"(#$%)8&·41· (B)12.WhatdoesAliceusetheInternettodo?A.Playgames.B.Lookforinformation.C.Watchmovies.(C)13.WhoneverplaysgamesontheInternet?A.Alice’sbrother.B.David.C.Alice.&"()34,,-"14."16/0。(A)14.Whatcoloristheirhair?A.Black.B.Blonde.C.Brown.(A)15.Whoisthinner?A.David.B.Peter.C.Theirsister.(B)16.WhatdoesPeterlike?A.Playingsports.B.Playingthepiano.C.Singing.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(C)17.WhatdoSamandAnnhaveforbreakfast?A.Breadandporridge.B.Noodlesandcakes.C.Eggsandmilk.(B)18.WheredoSamandAnnhavelunchonMonday?A.Athome.B.Atschool.C.Attherestaurant.(B)19.WhattimedoesMrsJamescooksupper?A.At5:00.B.At6:00.C.At7:00.(C)20.Whatdothechildrensometimesliketohave?A.Meatandfish.B.Vegetablesandrice.C.HamburgersandCola.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)InformationCardNameLiMinSchoolNo.21.12/TwelveMiddleSchool.WhereshelivesInasmall22.town.Howshegoestoschool23.Onfoot.Whatisshegoodat24.Playingtheguitar.Herfriend,LilyFriendlyandmore25.outgoingthanher.,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(C)26.weallknow,readingEnglishinthemorninghelpsimproveEnglishalot.A.ForB.FromC.AsD.OnWXYZ[·42· (B)27.—IsthatTom?—No,that’sTim.Tomisalittle.A.tallB.tallerC.thetallerD.thetallest(D)28.—Whoisyourbestfriend?—Lily,wehavemanydifferences.A.ifB.ofC.orD.though(C)29.Tina’shairisshort.Hersister’shairislongerthan.A.sheB.herC.hersD.herself(A)30.Bobismoreathleticthanme.Sohealwaysmeinsoccer.A.beatsB.winsC.losesD.hits(A)31.LucyandAnnahavedifferentinterestsandhobbies,buttheydon’treally.Theyarestillgoodfriends.A.careB.likeC.takeD.believe(D)32.TomandJimaretwinbrothers,sotheylookthesame.A.inthiswayB.onthewayC.bythewayD.insomeways(B)33.Thecoatistoosmall.Couldyoupleaseshowmeaone?A.bigB.biggerC.longerD.better(A)34.—Whatdidyouthinkofthemovie?—Itwasverybad.Itmademe.A.sleepB.laughC.smileD.excited(C)35.Ienjoyonthegrassland;let’sstopandhavearest.A.lying;towalkB.tolie;walkingC.lying;walkingD.tolie;towalk(A)36.Iliketalkingwithothers,butJohnisthanI.Heoftenreadsbooks.A.quieterB.moreoutgoingC.funnierD.busier(D)37.NowIspendtimeonmyhomeworkthanlastyear.Ioftenfeeltired.A.muchB.manyC.lessD.more(B)38.Whoisswimming,youorshe?A.betterinB.betteratC.goodinD.wellin(B)39.MrBrownis.Henevertellsjokestous.A.funnyB.seriousC.activeD.outgoing(C)40.—Youlookyoungerandmorebeautifulintheyellowdress.—A.Ithinkso.B.I’mafraidnot.C.Thankyou.D.Isthattrue?0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)!"(#$%)8&·43· Ihavealotoffriends.My41friendisMai.Sheis15yearsold.Sheis1year42thanme.Weliveinthe43townandwebegantoknoweachother44wewereveryyoung.Nowweare45.Sheistallandthin,46longblackhair.Shehasanoval(F)facewithbig47,ahighnoseandasmallmouth.48ishelpful.Whenherfriendshavedifficulties,shealwaystriesherbestto49them.Maiisoneofthebest50inourclass.Ilike51withher.Shealwayshelpsmewithmystudies.52wehavethesamehobbiesandinterests,wealsohavesome53.Iamoutgoingandenjoytellingjokes.Mai,however,is54andquiet.Webelievein55,sowearegoodfriends.Ihopewecankeepourfriendshipforever().(B)41.A.goodB.bestC.schoolD.bad(A)42.A.olderB.oldC.youngD.longer(D)43.A.differentB.bigC.smallD.same(B)44.A.beforeB.whenC.afterD.and(C)45.A.teachersB.neighborsC.classmatesD.tall(C)46.A.haveB.hasC.withD.of(A)47.A.eyesB.headC.neckD.teeth(B)48.A.HeB.MaiC.MysisterD.Myfriends(D)49.A.lookafterB.talkwithC.playwithD.help(C)50.A.friendsB.teachersC.studentsD.players(B)51.A.talkingB.studyingC.playingD.singing(A)52.A.AlthoughB.ButC.SoD.Because(C)53.A.hobbiesB.interestsC.differencesD.problems(B)54.A.outgoingB.seriousC.funnyD.active(D)55.A.themB.meC.herD.eachotherB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)onlyoutsidesafethroughgoodbaddrivemanythanexpensivetrainthenMartinandJohnarehavingtheirlunchinarestaurant.Martin’sandJohn’scarsare56therestaurantinthecarpark.Johnislooking57thewindowatthecarsandscooters(;).“Ithinkscootersare58thancars,”hesays.“They59wantalittlepetrol(),sotheyareverycheap.AndIthinkthey’reeasierto60.”Martinlaughs.“Oh,carsaremore61,that’strue,”hesays.“Butthey’renotdifficulttodrive.Andthink!Carsarebigger62scooters,sotheytake63people.They’rebigbutthey’requiet.Mycarisquieterthanascooterorabusoraplaneora64.Carsarequieter,andthey’re65andwarmer.”Whatdoyouthink?56.outside57.through58.better59.only60.drive61.expensive62.than63.more64.train65.saferWXYZ[·44· 3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AMybestfriendisoneofmyclassmates.Wehavethesamehobby.Webothenjoymusic.IamgoodatEnglish,butsheisn’t.Shehasgreatinterestinuniversity()lifeandwantstogotouniversitywhensheleavesschool.Oneday,IfoundherstudyingEnglishsoIwantedtohelpherwithit.Butsheclosedthebook.Iasked,“Whatareyoudoing?”“Nothing,”sheansweredshyly.Ididn’tknowwhysheclosedherbook.“Ijustwanttohelpyou,”Isaid.“Pleasedon’tlaughatme.MyEnglishisnotgoodandI’malittleshyaboutlearningitinfrontofothers.”“Noonelaughsatyou.That’swhyyoudon’tmakeprogress(¤)inEnglish.Youshouldtry.YoushoulddoyourbesttostudyEnglishwithyourfriends.Youcanalsoaskforhelpfromthem.”(A)66.WhoisgoodatEnglish?A.Thewriter.B.Thewriter’sfriend.C.Bothofthem.D.Neitherofthem.(D)67.Whydidthewriter’sbestfriendclosethebookwhenshesawthewriter?A.Becauseshewantedtohavearest.B.Becauseshewantedtotalkwiththewriter.C.Becauseshedidnothing.D.BecauseshewasshyaboutlearningEnglishinfrontofothers.(C)68.What’sthewriter’ssuggestion(²³)?A.Sheshouldstudybyherself.B.Sheshouldstudyharder.C.Sheshouldstudywithfriends.D.Sheshouldalwaysaskforhelp.BOnceamantraveledthroughacountry.Thecitizens(¡)toldhimthatnobodycouldstandexcepttheking.Themanwasverysurprisedatthat,andheaskedwhytheyhadtodoso.Theytoldhimitwasbecausethekingofthecountrywasveryshortandtherewasnooneshorterthanhim;thekingdidn’twanttoseeanybodytallerthanhim.Soheorderedhiscitizensnottostand,andthenthepeoplewouldbeshorterthanhim.Themanwassobrave(¢£)thathewentintothepalacetomeettheking.Whenhemettheking,hehadaconversationwithhim.Afterthat,thekingmadeanewrule(D¤)thatallowedpeopletostand.Thecitizenswereverysurprised,sotheyaskedthemanwhathetoldtheking.Hesaid,“Ijusttellhimifheaskseveryonenottostand,theywillremembertheyhaveashortkingallthetime.Iftheyareallowedtostand,theywillforgetallabouttheirshortking.”(C)69.Whocouldstandinthatcountry?A.Allthepeople.B.Somepeople.C.Onlytheking.D.Onlythekingandhiswife.(D)70.Whydidthekingmakethatrule?A.Becausehewasgreat.B.Becausehewasugly.!"(#$%)8&·45· C.Becausehewastall.D.Becausehewasshort.(C)71.Whatdidthemandoafterheheardthatrule?A.Hestoodinthatcountry.B.Hedidn’tstandinthatcountry.C.Hewenttothekingandhadatalkwithhim.D.Heleftthecountry.(B)72.Whatcanweinfer(¥¦)fromthepassage?A.Themanwasstupid(A§F).B.Thekingwasstupid.C.Themanwasnotbrave.D.Thekingwasnotbrave.CYoulikesurfingtheInternetinyoursparetime,don’tyou?Buthaveyoueverheardabout“HappyFarm”?Ifyouthink“HappyFarm”isafarminthecountryside,youarewrong.“HappyFarm”isacomputergame.Playershavetheirownfarmanddothingsasfarmersdoonafarm.Theyplantseeds,waterplants,pickworms(¨)andharvest(©ª)crops(«¬).Ihaveafarm,too.Everynightafterfinishingmyhomework,Iturnonmycomputertotakecareofmyfarm.Everyplayershouldtakecareoftheirfarmoften.First,Iharvestmycropsiftheyarefullygrown.Second,Isellthecrops.Third,Igoshoppingandbuyseeds.Fourth,Iplanttheseedsandwaitforanotherharvest.In“HappyFarm”playerscanstealthecropsfromotherpeople’sfarms.Inordertoprotect(®)thecrops,someplayershaveadogontheirfarm.Idon’thaveenoughmoneytobuyadog,soIhaveaplan.First,Iwillsavemoneybysellingmycrops,andthenIwillhaveenoughmoneytogetadog.(C)73.Thewritermaybeaaccordingtothepassage.A.farmerB.doctorC.studentD.teacher(B)74.Iftheplayerwantstoprotectthecrops,he/sheshouldhaveonthefarm.A.apigB.adogC.somesoldiersD.manyworkers(B)75.Theunderlinedwords“fullygrown”mean“”inChinese.A.iyB.¯°C.±²D.³¨(A)76.Thetextismainlytalkingabout.A.howtoplayin“HappyFarm”B.howtogetadogC.howtobeafarmerD.howtobeagoodplayerDPeopleinsomecountries,likeGreatBritain,Australia,NewZealand,SouthAfrica,CanadaandtheUnitedStates,speakEnglishastheirfirstlanguage.Althoughallofthesepeoplespeakthesamemothertongue(x),therearedifferencesinthewaytheyspeakandwrite.Thefirstdifferenceistheiraccents(´Ê).Eachcountryhasitsownaccent.Andineachcountrytherearemanydifferentkindsofaccentscalledregionalaccents.Anotherdifferenceisthespellingofthesamewords,like“color”and“colour”,or“theater”andWXYZ[·46· “theatre”.Athirddifferenceisthatdifferentwordscanhavethesamemeaning.Forexample,Americanssay“restroom”,Canadianssay“washroom”,andtheBritishsay“toilet”,butallofthesewordshavethesamemeaning.WhichisthebestEnglishtolearn?Well,thereisnobestEnglish.Theyareallgoodandcorrect.It’sgoodforyoutoknowalittleaboutEnglishinothercountries.(C)77.PeopleinDON’TspeakEnglishastheirfirstlanguage.A.AustraliaB.SouthAfricaC.BrazilD.NewZealand(A)78.Thedifferentaccentsinonecountryarecalled.A.regionalaccentsB.mothertonguesC.countrylanguagesD.cityaccents(D)79.WhichisthebestEnglishintheworld?A.BritishEnglish.B.AmericanEnglish.C.CanadianEnglish.D.There’snobestEnglish.(C)80.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.BritishEnglishB.AmericanEnglishC.EnglishAroundtheWorldD.CountriesintheWorldB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Somepeopleseemtobebornhappy.Somepeopleseemtobereallylucky,alwaysintherightplaceattherighttime,buttheystilldon’tseemtobehappy.Somepeopleseemtohaveeverythinggoingforthem,buttheystilldonotseemtobehappy.81.Dyoucandosomethingstobuildthehappinessintoyourlife.Spendtimewithyourfamily.82.CDothingstogether,likeeatingmeals,helpingeachotherwithhomework,doingsportsandenjoyinghobbies.Musiccanbeagreatwaytomakeyoufeelhappy.83.GTherearelotsofmusicsitesontheInternet,soyoucantrymanydifferentkindsofmusictofindoutwhichmakesyouhappy.Ifweturnontheradiowecanallhearabouttheterriblethingshappeningaroundtheworld.Lookaroundandseewhatanamazingworldwelivein.84.ABecomeinterestedintheworldaroundyou.85.FDoesthatmakeyoufeelgood?Doesitmakeyoufeelhappy?A.Therearesomanyamazingthingsintheworldaroundus!B.Nomatterwhatkindofpersonyouare,C.Bekind,friendlyandhelpfultoeachother.D.Ifyouareanunhappyperson,E.Youcanplaywithyourfamilymembersorfriends.F.Justtrygivingeveryoneagreatbigsmileandseehowmanysmilesback.G.Youcanlistentoitorevenplayaninstrument(˵).!"(#$%)8&·47· 8、9:;<(15+)¶·(Gina)¿¸·(Tina)Q(*¹º»¼½。°B¾"¡(±¿9¿o9,RST6"c(defgh°B,70mÍÎ。6":1.°B(WÀ。2.GinaFJÁÂTinaFJÁ³。3.TinaÂGinaÃ(±。4.°BÄ¡7ÅÆÇFÈH,vTinaFÈH<ÆÇ。5.°BÂ(!C´,vGinaF´ÂTina<。GinaandTinaaretwinsisters.Insomeways,theylookthesame.Forexample,GinaisastallasTina.Butinsomeways,theyaredifferent.GinahaslongerhairthanTina.TinaismoreoutgoingthanGina.Theybothhavealotofbeautifulclothes,butTina’sclothesaremuchcooler.Thetwinsistersareinthesameschool,buttheyaren’tinthesameclass.AndGinaisbetteratschoolworkthanTina.WXYZ[·48· >?%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(B)1.Whichlanguageisn’ttheboylearning?(A.Chinese.B.French.C.German."(A)2.Wheredoyouthinkthedialoguemayhappen?A.Inthepolicestation.B.Inthemuseum.C.Inthecinema.(C)3.Whattimeisitnow?A.7:20.B.6:55.C.7:05.+(C)4.Whendidthewomanbuythedress?A.Lastyear.B.Lastmonth.C.Lastweek.(B)5.Howmanypeoplearegoingforthetriptomorrow?A.3.B.4.C.5.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMN&O。(.231P)%&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(A)6.WhoisLiz?*A.Carl’syoungersister.B.Lucy’seldersister.C.Carl’seldersister.(C)7.What’sLizlike?A.Sheisoutgoing.B.Sheisathletic.C.Sheisquiet.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。(A)8.WhatwasBilldoingatthebeginningofthedialogue?A.Waitingforabus.B.Goingforawalk.C.Takingabus.(C)9.Whatwastheweatherlikethatday?A.Warm.B.Hot.C.Cold.$#)(B)10.Whereweretheytalking?A.Onabus.B.Atabusstop.C.Inthepark.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(A)11.HowoldisTim?A.13yearsold.B.14yearsold.C.15yearsold.(C)12.WhattimedoesTimgethome?A.5:45pm.B.6:00pm.C.5:30pm.(A)13.Howdotheytalk?A.Onthephone.B.Facetoface.C.Bysendinganemail.&"()34,,-"14."16/0。"(A)14.Whendidthefamilygooutfortheholiday?!A.LastMayDay.B.LastApril.C.LastSaturday.(B)15.Howlongdidittakethemtogetoutofthetown?A.About30minutes.B.About60minutes.C.About120minutes.!"(#$%)8&·49· (A)16.Whydidn’ttheygoonclimbing?A.Becauseitlookedliketorain.B.Becausethereweretoomanycarsontheroad.C.Becausetheydidn’thaveenoughtime.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(A)17.HowoldisBill?A.12.B.13.C.14.(A)18.WhatcolourareJack’seyes?A.Black.B.Brown.C.Blue.(C)19.Wholikesreadingbooks?A.Dave.B.Jack.C.Bill.(B)20.BillandJackbothlike.A.playingsportsB.watchingmoviesC.drawingpicturesC)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)ADayofAndrew’sLife7:45amClassesstart.WestudyEnglish,science,history,21.mathandart.10:15am~Weeatfoodorplaygamesduringthetime.22.10:45am23.2:00pmBackhome.Afterlunch,Itakesomefoodtomy24.father.5:00pmIgobackhomeanddo25.myhomework.,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(B)26.—mustItakethismedicineeveryday?—Threetimesaday.A.HowlongB.HowoftenC.HowfarD.How(D)27.—Doyouliketogotoschool?—No.Itoschooleveryday.A.bycars;takeabusB.byfoot;takeabusC.inacar;bybusD.onabus;takethesubway(C)28.—Whataboutthisweekend?—Goodidea!A.gosightseeingB.goessightseeingC.goingsightseeingD.takingsightseeing(A)29.—Shallwegoswimmingtomorrow?—.5Z[·50· A.ThatsoundslikeagoodideaB.ThatsoundlikesgoodC.Oh,I’msorrytohearthatD.Ilikeswimming(C)30.—Howwasherspeech?—Good.Sheanicesonganditmadeeveryoneinterestedinherspeech.A.camewithB.wentwithC.beganwithD.broughtwith(C)31.Bobwonthefirstplaceintheexam.Hecan’twaithismotherthegoodnews.A.tellB.tellingC.totellD.told(D)32.Mostofuswouldliketohaveavacation.A.relaxedB.relaxC.torelaxD.relaxing(A)33.—Shoppingwithme?—Sorry.Ihavealotofclothes.A.towashB.washedC.washD.washing(C)34.—Wouldyouliketogoforawalkwithus?—,butI’mbusy.A.No,Ican’tB.Yes,IwillC.I’dlovetoD.Ilike(B)35.LiuYingisoutgoing,buthersisterismuch.A.quietB.quieterC.funnyD.funnier(A)36.Timhasatoothache.Heshould.A.seethedentistB.drinkmorewaterC.liedownandrestD.gotobed(D)37.Jimissmart,heislazy.Sohecan’tgetgoodgrades.A.BecauseB.IfC.WhenD.Though(B)38.—Whatdoyouthinkofthesoup?—Itwillbewithalittlemoresalt.A.niceB.nicerC.goodD.terrible(B)39.You’dbetterdomoreexercise,andeat,thenyouwillbe.A.healthy;healthyB.healthily;healthyC.healthy;healthD.health;healthy(C)40.—?—Hehasasorethroat.A.What’sTomB.What’syourtroubleC.What’sthematterwithDaveD.What’swrongwithyou0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Doyouthinkthatyouarenotoutgoingenough?Doyouwanttomakemorefriends,butaretoo41?Readthefollowing42.Theywill43you.Feelcomfortable(GÉF).Alwaysbe44.Shower,brushyourteeth,andtryto45nice.Dressinclothesthat46youfeelgoodandcomfortable.Thosemakeyou47moreconfident(]F).Smilemoreoften.Trytosmilemoreoftenat48.Itwillgetthemtothinkthatyouare49.Thenthey’lltalktoyoumore,eveniftheydon’t50you.Justtalk.Somepeopleworryabouttalking51theythink,“WhatamIgoingtotalkaboutwiththatperson?”52peopledon’teventhinkaboutit.Theyjustgouptopeopleandsay53they!"(#$%)8&·51· 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FromAllenHowardComeandhavefunatourdancingparty.November2nd,at10:00amLunch:CakeÊHamburgerAliceWhiteinvitesyoutodinnerparty.November4th,at6:00pmDinner:CakeÊFrenchfriesAtAlice’shouse,377GreatStreetPleasecall5552978(B)66.WhenisTaylor’sparty?A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Intheevening.D.Wedon’tknow.(D)67.WhatdayisNovember4th?A.Monday.B.Tuesday.C.Wednesday.D.Thursday.(D)68.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat.A.Taylorlivesat457MeadowStreetB.Allenis12yearsoldC.youcanhavelunchatAlice’spartyD.youcaneatcakesatallthethreepartiesBDoyouknowhowtostudyforatest?Herearesometips.●Findyourweakareas.Lookthroughyournotestofindthethingsthatyoudon’tunderstand.Don’tspendtimestudyingwhatyoualreadyknow.Learnwhatyoudon’tknowandwhatyouneedtoknow.●Share(#8)information.Trytolearnsomethingfromyourclassmates.Helpthemoutwhenyoucan,andthey’lldothesameinreturn.Forexample,ifyou’renotgoodattakingdownnotes,youmayasktoborrowandcopyfromsomeonewhotakesnoteswell.●Askyourselfquestionswhenyoudohomework,notjustbeforetests.Thishelpsyourstudiesand,atthesametime,improvesyourmemory.●Linkdifferentideasorsubjects.Forexample,howaretwotopics(0C)thesame?Howaretheydifferent?Howdotwotopicsdependoneachother?Don’tspendtimeworrying.Whenyou’reprepared,you’llfeelgood,andthishelpsyoudowellinthetest.(C)69.Accordingtothepassage,whatcanyoudoifyouarenotgoodattakingnotes?A.Asktheteacherforhelp.B.Askyourparentsforhelp.C.Borrownotebooksfromclassmates.D.Borrownotebooksfromlibraries.(A)70.Byaskingyourselfquestions,youcan.A.improveyourmemoryB.linkdifferenttopicsC.learnwhatyoudon’tunderstandD.shareinformationwithclassmates!"(#$%)8&·53· (A)71.Howmanypiecesoftipsdoesthepassagetellus?A.Four.B.Three.C.Six.D.Onlytwo.(C)72.Thebesttitleforthepassageis“”.A.HowtoTakeNotes?B.HowtoImproveYourMemory?C.HowtoStudyforaTest?D.HowtoLinkDifferentIdeas?CMrBlackworksinanoffice.He’sverybusyandhehasnotimetorest.Everyevening,whenhecomesbackfromhisoffice,healwaysfeelstiredandwantstogotobedearly,buthiswifeoftenhassomethinginterestingtotellhimaftersupper.Shekeepstalkinguntilit’stoolate.ButMrBlackhastogetupearlyinthemorning.OnedayMrBlackfeltterribleandcouldn’tgotowork.HewenttoseeadoctorwithMrsBlack.Beforehesaidwhatwasthematterwithhim,hiswifetoldthedoctorall.ThedoctorgotthereasonandsaidtoMrsBlack,“Hereisabottleofmedicineforyourhusbandandsomepillsforyou.”“Forme?”thewomansaidinsurprise,“I’mfine.Idon’tneedanymedicine!”“Idon’tthink,madam,”saidthedoctor,“They’resleepingpills(ó·Ë).Yourhusbandwillsoonbeallrightifyoutakethem!”(D)73.HowdoesMrBlackusuallyfeelwhenhegetsbackhome?A.Worried.B.Happy.C.Angry.D.Tired.(C)74.WhatdoesMrsBlackusuallydoaftersupper?A.Shegoestobedearly.B.ShewatchesTV.C.Shekeepstalkingwithherhusband.D.Shedoeshousework.(D)75.WhatdidMrBlackdowhenhewasill?A.Hestayedinbed.B.Heaskedhiswifeforhelp.C.Hecalledthedoctor.D.Hewenttothehospitalwithhiswife.(B)76.ThedoctorgaveMrsBlacksomemedicine.A.tomakeherhappyB.tolethersleepquicklyC.tomakehergetbetterD.tomakeherfeelbusyDThereisanoldsaying,“Earlytobed,earlytorise,makesamanhealthyandwise”.Itmeansweshouldgotobedearlyandgetupearlythenextmorning.Bydoingthis,wewillbeingoodhealth.Andwe’llberichandclever.Itistruethatourbodiesneedtohaveenoughsleeptobehealthy.Childrenshouldhaveatenhoursleepeverynight.Thosewhodonothaveenoughsleepcan’tdotheirworkwell.Theywillnotbecleverandtheymaynotbewealthy(Ì¡F)inthefuture.5Z[·54· Thebodyneedsexercise,too.Walking,running,jumping,ridingbikesandplayinggamesareallexercises.Exercisehelpstokeepthebodystrongandfit.Italsohelpstheblood(ÍÎ)tomovearoundinsidethebody.Thebrain(Ï)needsblood,too.Soexercisehelpspeopletothinkbetter.(B)77.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“rise”mean?A.Todoexercise.B.Togetup.C.Tostandup.D.Toputup.(C)78.Ifchildrendon’tsleepfor10hours,theymay.A.notbelateforschoolB.becomewiseC.dobadlyintheirworkD.becomerich(A)79.Apersonneedsexercisebecause.A.itmakeshimhealthyB.hehasalotofworktodoC.heisstrongD.hedoesexercise(C)80.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Exerciseisgoodforpeople’shealth.B.It’sgoodforyoutogotobedearlyandgetupearly.C.Ifyouhaveenoughblood,youwillbewise.D.Astudentshouldhave10hours’sleepaday.B)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Australiaisthelargestislandintheworld.ItisalittlesmallerthanChina.Itisinthesouthoftheearth.Australiaisbig,butitspopulation(´)issmall.81.CEnoughlaws(E)havebeenmadetofightagainstpollution(ÐÑ).82.ETheskyisblueandthewaterisclean.Youcanclearlyseefishswimmingintherivers.Plantsgrowverywell.LastmonthwevisitedPerth,thebiggestcityinWesternAustralia,andwenttoawildflowers’exhibition(ÒÓ).Therewesawalargenumberofwildflowerswehadneverseenbefore.Wehadawonderfultime.83.DInspringeveryyearPerthhasthewildflowers’exhibition.AftervisitingPerth,wespentadayinthecountryside.Wesatdownandhadarestneararoadatthefootofahill.84.BSuddenlyweheardbells(ÔÕ)ringing(Ö)atthetopofthehill.Whatwesawmadeuspickupallourthingsandrunbacktothecarasquicklyaswecould.Therewereaboutthreehundredsheepcomingtowardsusdowntheroad.85.FAfterashortdrivefromanytown,youwillfindyourselfinthemiddleofwhitesheep.Sheep,sheep,everywherearesheep.A.Wesawanimalseverywhere.B.Itwasquietandweenjoyedourselves.C.ThepopulationofAustraliaisnearlyaslargeasthatofShanghai.D.Perthisfamousforitsbeautifulwildflowers.E.ThecitiesinAustraliahavegotlittleairorwaterpollution.F.Australiaisfamousforitssheepandkangaroos.G.Australiahasthesmallestpopulationintheworld.!"(#$%)8&·55· 8、9:;<(15+)×ÌÅØFNúijÏÙ,ÚÛÈÜqÝÞ(ßûà¥á。NAPQ×,RP¾lemailFkl*PFÝÞâÁÒ`R,ãäpåà¥。6":1.*°ÁÒ`R;2.PFÓøUg,æçjª、CF、!"、9ÌÌ;3.6è°«éêFëì;4.ÛÒÁ!"¿íV9;5.wn:80mÍÎ,ÏJ¿[ÐÑÒ,oÓÔ%mn。DearZhangLing,What’syourplanforthecomingsummerholidays?Weareplanningtoridetothemountainsaroundourtown.Wehopewecanrelaxourselvesinthatway.Willyoucomewithus?We’llstartat8:00nextSundaymorning.Ifyoucancome,pleaseletmeknowandwe’llwaitforyouat7:50infrontofourschool.What’smore,geteverythingreadyforthetrip,suchasyoursunglasses,hat,foodanddrinks.Wehopetohaveapicnicinthemountains.Hopetoseeyousoon.Sincerelyyours,MaMing5Z[·56· !@#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(C)1.HowmuchisLucy’swatch?("A.25yuan.B.10yuan.C.30yuan.(A)2.HowdoesJimgotoschooleveryday?A.Onfoot.B.Bybike.C.Bybus.(C)3.Whoisill?+A.Lily.B.Lily’sfather.C.Lily’smother.(C)4.WhichisTom’sfavoriteseason?A.Summer.B.Autumn.C.Winter.(B)5.Whattimewilltheystartforthepicnic?A.7:30.B.8:30.C.8:00.&B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<%5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)*&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(B)6.Wheredoesthewomanplantogofirst?A.Tothecinema.B.Tothezoo.C.Tothemuseum.(C)7.Whichmuseumdoesthemanwanttogoto?A.TheNaturalMuseum.B.TheNaturalScienceMuseum.C.TheScienceMuseum.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。$#)(B)8.Whatcolordidthewomanwant?A.Green.B.Blue.C.White.(A)9.Whatsizedidthewomanwant?A.Size12.B.Size14.C.Size20.(C)10.Thewomanwillpayyuanfortheshirt.A.122.B.130.C.120.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(B)11.Whatdoestheboywanttoeatatfirst?A.Asandwich.B.Ahamburger.C.Apancake.(C)12.Howmanyorangesdotheyneed?"!A.Four.B.Two.C.Three.(A)13.Davidlikesputtinginfruitsalad.A.milkB.waterC.yogurt!"(#$%)8&·57· &"()34,,-"14."16/0。(B)14.WhereisKatefrom?A.America.B.Canada.C.Australia.(A)15.Whendidthepartystart?A.At5:00.B.At6:00.C.At7:00.(C)16.WhatdidKate’sfriendslearnthatevening?A.Singing.B.Makingdumplings.C.English.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(B)17.HowoldisLaura?A.13.B.14.C.15.(B)18.Whomadefruitsalad?A.Lucy.B.Lily.C.Laura.(C)19.Jimmadesomedumplingswith.A.muttonB.chickenC.beef(B)20.Howlongdidtheyspendincooking?A.Twohours.B.Threehours.C.Fourhours.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)IngredientAmountRelishAmountlettucesome21.salt1teaspoon22.tomato2vinegar(î)23.2teaspoonsonion24.2pepper(ïð)25.alittlecarrot1oil()some,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(A)26.—Iwanttomakeapotatomilkshake.WhatdoIneed?—Youneedpotatoesandyogurt.A.two;someB.two;manyC.alittle;someD.afew;afew(D)27.—canImakeabananamilkshake?—Youshouldpeelabananafirst.A.WhatB.WhyC.WhenD.How(B)28.Don’tmilkandtea.Idon’tliketeawithmilk.A.pourintoB.mixupC.cutupD.addto(C)29.—honeydoweneed?—Oneteaspoon.A.WhatB.WhichC.HowmuchD.HowmanyWXYZ[·58· (C)30.Putsomeandchickenonthesandwich.A.lettuce;sliceB.lettuces;slicesC.lettuce;slicesD.lettuces;slice(B)31.Ifinishpeelingtheapple.WhatshouldIdo?A.firstB.nextC.laterD.finally(B)32.Don’tforgettotheblenderafterthemilkshakeisready.A.turnonB.turnoffC.openD.close(A)33.Shereadthetofindouthowtousethecomputer.A.instructionsB.ingredientsC.recipeD.calendar(A)34.—WhatcanIdonext?—thenoodles.A.BoilB.ToboilC.BoilingD.Boiled(D)35.Sauce,sugarandsaltareall.Theyareallveryimportantforcooking.A.drinkB.vegetablesC.fruitsD.relish(B)36.Iwanttotakepartinthecontest,too.Pleasemynamethelist.A.put;toB.add;toC.take;onD.put;down(C)37.—MayIhavesliceofbreadwithbutter?I’mnotfull.—Certainly.Hereyouare.A.otherB.theotherC.anotherD.theothers(D)38.—What’sonthetable?—Therearehoneyandacupofyogurt.A.alotB.therebottlesC.manyD.threebottlesof(A)39.—Couldyoucutthewatermeloninhalf?—.A.Yes,ofcourseB.Yes,pleaseC.Yes,IcouldD.No,Icouldn’t(C)40.—Howisitfromyourschooltothebusstop?—It’snotfar,aboutfivekilometers.A.far;farB.away;farC.far;awayD.away;away0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Iliketoeatattherestaurants.SoIoftentookmychildrento41outside.Ifoundthattheygot42,however.Iwasreallyworriedabout43health.Lastmonthoneofmy44toldmethatIshouldtryto45athome.Ithoughtthatmaybeitwasa(n)46idea.SoIdecidedtodoasshesaid.InthemorningI47togetupearly.IntheeveningIneedtothinkabout48wearegoingtoeatthenextday.ThenIgotobuythe49.Ihavealotofworktodo,50Iamhappy.Thisisbecausemychildrenaregetting51.Theyeatmorevegetables.AndIgetmanygreat52frommyfriends.ThenImakesomegreatnewdishesbyfollowingthem.NowI53eatattherestaurants.Pleasetrytocookat54.Youaregoingtofindthatitisreallygood55yourfamily.!"(#$%)8&·59· (A)41.A.eatB.getC.goD.live(D)42.A.thinnerB.shorterC.tallerD.heavier(D)43.A.myB.hisC.herD.their(B)44.A.policemenB.friendsC.brothersD.boys(A)45.A.cookB.studyC.restD.work(B)46.A.badB.goodC.boringD.interesting(A)47.A.needB.shouldC.mayD.must(C)48.A.howB.whenC.whatD.where(C)49.A.drinksB.clothesC.ingredientsD.cookbooks(B)50.A.becauseB.butC.orD.so(C)51.A.heavierB.smarterC.healthierD.happier(D)52.A.moneyB.foodC.postcardsD.recipes(A)53.A.hardlyeverB.usuallyC.oftenD.always(A)54.A.homeB.schoolC.restaurantD.dinningroom(C)55.A.atB.toC.forD.inB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)interestwhatuseiffrompopularhistorywithsoftforkindteaspoonLastFridaymyfriendMaryaskedmeifIwouldliketolearnhowpeoplemaketofu.Icouldn’tthinkofanygoodreasonnottobe56,soIsaid,“Yes.”ThenextdayImetwithherandotherthreenicepeopleattheHodoSoybeaneryinOakland.Ienjoyedthetour.Igotalot57thetrip.Thefollowingis58Ilearnt.Tofuhasa59of2,000years.Althoughtheword“tofu”isfromJapanese,thefoodmaybecomesfromChina.Therearetwomain60oftofu:softtofu(ñòó)andfirmtofu(ôòó).InsomepartsofAsia,people61tofuasakindofmeat.Douhuaisakindofsofttofu.Itisa62breakfastfoodinChina.Becauseitisvery63,peoplecan’teatitwithchopsticks(õæ),butwitha64.Peopleeatitasadessertandoftenaddspringonionsandsaucetoit.InMalaysiapeopleusuallyeatdouhua65whiteordarksugarwater.56.interested57.from58.what59.history60.kinds61.use62.popular63.soft64.teaspoon65.with3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AHereisamenu(ög)forafastfoodrestaurant.ThepricesareinAmericanmoney,calleddollarsandcents.Thereare100cents(÷#)inadollar.WXYZ[·60· smalllargesmalllargeMainmealsDrinksHamburger1.802.30CocaCola0.801.00Hamburger2.002.50Orangejuice0.901.20withcheeseChickenburger2.002.50Tea0.700.90Vegetableburger1.802.30Coffee0.801.00SidedishesSweetsIcecreamFries0.901.101.201.60orChocolateSalad1.001.20Applepie(hot)0.70—Chickenwings1.301.60DonutsorJam0.50—(A)66.Ifyouhaveonlythreedollars,whatcanyoubuy?A.Alargesaladandalargeicecream.B.Alargechickenburgerandasmallcupoftea.C.Asmallvegetableburgerandalargechocolate.D.Anapplepieandalargehamburgerwithcheese.(C)67.Jamisakindof.A.mainmealsB.sidedishesC.sweetsD.drinks(B)68.WhichisNOTsoldinthisrestaurant?A.Coffee.B.Wine.C.Fries.D.Hamburger.BDoyouwantagooddessert?Tryfruitsalad!Whenyoumakefruitsalad,pleaserememberthefollowingadvice.Rememberthatfruitsaladisoftencreative(øù£F).Youcandecidewhatkindoffruittouseandtheamountofeachkindoffruit.Don’tforgettowashallthefruitbeforeyoumakesalad.Putallthefruitinwaterforafewminutesandthenwashit.Whenyoucutthefruit,cutitintosmallpieces.Cutbananasandapplesthatturnbrownquickly.Youcanputsomelemonjuiceonthemorputtheminthefridgebeforeyoumakethesalad.Whatcanyouaddtothefruitsalad?Youcanaddsomesugar,butnottoomuch.Youcanalsoaddsomecream.Youcanputthefruitsaladinthefridgeforsometimeafterfinishingmakingit.Thenitwilltastebetter.(A)69.Whichofthefollowingfooddoesthewriterthinkisagooddessert?A.Fruitsalad.B.Fruit.C.Icecream.D.Lemonjuice.(B)70.Ifyouwanttostopcutbananasfromturningbrown,youcanuse.!"(#$%)8&·61· A.applejuiceB.lemonjuiceC.applesD.water(D)71.Whatcanyouaddtothefruitsalad?A.Toomuchsugar.B.Somesalt.C.Somewater.D.Somecream.(C)72.Thebesttitleforthepassageis“”.A.GoodDessertsB.AdviceonCuttingFruitC.ARecipetoMakeFruitSaladD.HowtoMakeBananaMilkShakeCHaveyouevereatenhamburgers?Doyouknowwhyhamburgersarecalled“hamburgers”,althoughtheyarenotevenwithham(úû)?Hereisastoryaboutthiskindoffood.Aboutahundredyearsago,somepeoplewenttoAmericafromEurope.TheycamefromabigcityinGermanycalledHamburg(üý).Theycouldn’tspeakEnglishwell,buttheycouldcookakindofdeliciousfood.WhensomeAmericanssawthemeatingroundpiecesofbeef,theyaskedtheGermanswhattheywere.TheGermansdidnotunderstandthequestionandanswered,“WecomefromHamburg.”OneoftheseAmericansownedarestaurant,andhehadanidea.Hecookedroundpiecesofbreadwithbeefandstartedsellingthem.Suchbreadcametobecalled“hamburger”.Today,hamburgersaresoldinmanycountriesaroundtheworld.Whetherthisstoryistrueornot,itiscertainlyinteresting.Knowingwhyeverywordhasacertainmeaningisinteresting,too.Thisreason,formoreEnglishwords,canbefoundinanylargeEnglishdictionary.(B)73.Hamburgis.A.akindoffoodB.acityinGermanyC.thenameofaGermanD.aroundpieceofbeef(B)74.Nowweknowhamburgeris.A.aroundpieceofbreadwithhamB.aroundpieceofbreadwithbeefC.akindofbeefD.acityinGermany(B)75.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.HamburgersaresoldonlyinAmericanow.B.Hamburgersaresoldinmanycountriesaroundtheworldnow.C.HamburgersaresoldonlyinGermanynow.D.Hamburgerswerefirstsoldabouttenyearsago.(C)76.Whatdoestheword“certain”mean?A.þÿFB.]FC.!FD.Û"FDMoreandmorepeopleareusingtheInternettoshop.That’sbecausetheyfindthatshoppingontheInternetisfast,easyandsafe.Unlikemoststores,theInternetisopen24hoursaday,365daysoftheyear.Youcanshopanytimeandanywhere.UsuallyyoucangetsomethingatalowerpriceovertheInternet.DoyouwanttolearnhowtogoshoppingovertheInternet?Thefollowingstepscanhelpyou.●Gotothewebsitewhereyouplantobuysomething.Youbrowse(#Ó),justasyouareinaWXYZ[·62· store,andthenyoufindwhatyouarelookingfor.●Clickona“link”indicating($")thatyouwanttobuythisproduct(%&).●Youmustwritedownyournameandaddress.●Youmusthaveyourcreditcardnumber.●Youwillhaveseveraldifferentshoppingchoices.●Ifyouhavemadeadecision,thenclickthe“OK”button.(B)77.WhichisNOTthereasonwhymoreandmorepeopleareshoppingontheInternet?A.Shoppingonlineiseasy.B.Theproductsonlinearebetter.C.Theycandoshoppinganytime.D.Shoppingonlineissafe.(D)78.YoushouldofferthefollowingduringshoppingonlineEXCEPT(3).A.yournameB.youraddressC.yourcreditcardnumberD.yourIDcardnumber(C)79.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT?A.Allpeoplelikeshoppingonlinenow.B.Youcanseerealproductswhenshoppingonline.C.Youcan’tdoshoppinginmoststoresanytimeyoulike.D.Inmoststoresyoucanshopanytime.(A)80.Thepassagemainlytalksabout.A.howtoshoponlineB.whentoshoponlineC.shoppingonlineisinterestingD.wherepeopleoftendoshoppingB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)You’rehungry,soyoueat.81.GWell,maybeit’snotsosimplethesedays.82.DYourdiethassomeeffectonyourlongtermhealthandhappiness.Eatinghasnowturnedintoakindofscience.83.AFoodprocessing(oF)companiesarebecominglargerandmoreimportant.84.FManyofusdon’thaveenoughtimetocookfood.Havingapoordietwillleadtobefatandsomediseases("y).Maybenowyoushouldtakealookatwhatyoueatandthinkaboutchangingtohealthierfood.Certainly,youshouldgetintothehabitofeatingfreshfishandmeat,seasonalfruitandvegetables.85.CA.Nowpeoplecaremoreaboutthequality(())offood.B.Everyonelikesdeliciousfood.C.Youwillfeelbetter,happier,andalothealthier.D.Whatyoueathasaneffect(*Ö)onhowyoufeelandhowhealthyyouare.E.Foodisimportanttopeople.F.Theyareimportantinourlife.G.It’ssosimple,isn’tit?!"(#$%)8&·63· 8、9:;<(15+)PFÝÞéêOU+,:ú-、.|、â|、/0、Væ、1ö7Yq2H。Rc(d60mÍÎFefM3PFÝÞO45ú-26。ÏJÑÒ,oÓÔ%mn。Letmetellyouhowtomaketheturkeysandwiches.First,putsomeyogurtonasliceofbread.Nextpeeltwoapplesandcutthemup.Addthemtothebread.Thenputthevegetablesandtheturkeyslicesonthesandwich.Putsomerelishontheturkey.Pourtwoteaspoonsofhoneyandacupofmilk.Finallyputanothersliceofbreadonthetop,andyoucanenjoyit.WXYZ[·64· !A#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)((C)1.Howwillthemangotravelinginthesummerholidays?"A.Bytrain.B.Byplane.C.Bybike.(B)2.Whatwastheweatherlikeyesterday?A.Sunny.B.Rainy.C.Cloudy.(C)3.Whatdayisittoday?+A.Tuesday.B.Wednesday.C.Thursday.(C)4.Where’sDavid’sbrother?A.InRoom105.B.InRoom206.C.InRoom106.(C)5.HowlongdoesittakeMariatogettoschoolbybus?A.40minutes.B.20minutes.C.10minutes.&B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<%5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMN*O。(.231P)&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(A)6.HowareTom’sparentscoming?A.Bytrain.B.Bybus.C.Byplane.(C)7.Whattimearetheygettingtothestation?A.At8:00.B.At8:30.C.At9:00.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。$(C)8.HowdidLisa’sclassgotothepark?#)A.Bybus.B.Bycar.C.Bysubway.(C)9.Whatwastheweatherlike?A.Cool.B.Windy.C.Hot.(B)10.WhoplayedbaseballandsangsongswithLisa’sclass?A.Somepenpals.B.Theirteacher.C.Theirparents.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(B)11.WhatdidSallydoonthebeach?A.Playedwithsand.B.Playedbeachvolleyball.C.Hadasunbath.(A)12.WhatkindofmoviedidNickseelastSunday?"!A.Acomedy.B.Anactionmovie.C.Athriller.(C)13.WhodidNickgotoamoviewith?A.Hisfriends.B.Hisbrother.C.Hisparents.!"(#$%)8&·65· &"()34,,-"14."16/0。(B)14.WhencanyouseethefilmBrightDayintheSunshineCinema?A.ThisTuesday.B.NextWednesday.C.ThisThursday.(C)15.Howlongdoesthefilmlast?A.120minutes.B.150minutes.C.135minutes.(C)16.Howmuchshouldstudentswithstudentcardspayforthreetickets?A.74.00.B.72.00.C.76.00.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(B)17.WheredoLaura’sgrandparentslive?A.Inthecenterofthecity.B.Inthecountry.C.Nearthelake.(B)18.HowlongdidittakethemtogettoLaura’sgrandparents’house?A.Halfanhour.B.Aboutanhour.C.Abouttwohours.(A)19.Whatdidtheyeatforlunch?A.Dumplings.B.Noodles.C.Rice.(C)20.Whatdidtheydoonthefarm?A.Climbedthemountain.B.Pickedtheleaves.C.Pickedsomeapples.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)ASchoolTripWhen21.LastSaturday.Where22.Inthezoo.Wesaw23.manykindsofanimals.Wewatchedamonkeyshow.ActivitiesAt12:30,we24.hadourlunchinthezoo.Welookedaroundsomegiftshops.Igotafamousmoviestar’s25.autograph.,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(C)26.—Whatdidyoudoyourdayoff,Mary?—Iwenttothebeach.A.forB.atC.onD.in(B)27.—Whenyouthesciencemuseum?—Twoweeksago.WXYZ[·66· A.do;visitB.did;visitC.are;visitingD.will;visit(B)28.AfterImyhomework,Iwentouttoanaquarium.A.doingB.didC.doesD.woulddo(A)29.—Ithinkwalkingintherainis.—ButIthinkit’sterrible.A.interestingB.boringC.tiredD.bad(A)30.—Whatdoyouusuallydoafterdinner?—IoftenhelpMumthedishes.A.doB.doesC.didD.doing(C)31.Finally,,wetookthebusbacktoschool.A.tiredandhappyB.excitingbuthappyC.tiredbuthappyD.tiringandhappy(B)32.—Ican’tgohikingwithyou.Ihaveabadheadache.—.Haveagoodrestthen.A.You’llbeOKB.I’msorrytohearthatC.ButIthinkyou’rehealthyD.Youshouldexercisemoreoften(D)33.—Howwasyourweekend?—Exciting.Ihadfunbasketballwithmyfriends.A.playB.toplayC.playedD.playing(A)34.theclass,thestudentslefttheclassroomonebyone.A.AttheendofB.IntheendC.BytheendD.Attheend(C)35.Youalwayshavequestions.A.toomuchB.muchtooC.toomanyD.manytoo(C)36.—Whatdoyouthinkofsleepingoutdooratnight?—.Ilikeit.A.ThatsoundsterribleB.It’sawfulC.ItsoundsexcitingD.Goodidea(B)37.—youhearme,Ann?—Yes,butnotclearly.A.WillB.CanC.MustD.May(A)38.didyoudo,Jack?A.WhatelseB.WhatelsethingsC.WhatotherD.Whatothersthings(C)39.—Whothefirstprizeinthecompetition?—David.A.won;isB.wins;didC.won;didD.wins;is(C)40.—I’mgoingtoBeijingforvacation.—A.Really?B.Ithinkso.C.Haveagreattime.D.Ido,too.!"(#$%)8&·67· 0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Studentsneedtoknowaworldthatisbiggerthantheirclassrooms.Theyalso41tothinkbythemselves.Whenstudents42,sometimestheyordertheirfirstmeal.Theylearntoread43.Theygotostrangecities,sometimeswithdifferent44.Manyparentssay45confident(])theirchildrenbecome46aschooltrip.Studentslearnmoreabout47ontheirtrips.Whenstudentsareinnewand48placeswiththeirfriends,theydependon49andshare(#8)50witheachother.Theirfriendshipisalwaysdeeper(<8F)thanthatbefore51.Studentsalsousuallyappreciate(9)their52moreduringatrip.Manystudentsgethomesick(9F)53andtheyknowhowluckytheyaretohavetheir54around.Itisalwaysexcitingforstudentsto55homeandseetheirparents.(C)41.A.likeB.wantC.needD.have(A)42.A.travelB.readC.dohomeworkD.stayathome(B)43.A.newspapersB.mapsC.magazinesD.stories(B)44.A.peopleB.friendsC.classmateD.language(B)45.A.whyB.howC.whatD.when(A)46.A.afterB.beforeC.ifD.until(C)47.A.booksB.lifeC.friendshipD.subjects(D)48.A.greatB.manyC.beautifulD.different(C)49.A.theirteachersB.friendsC.eachotherD.parents(B)50.A.somethingB.everythingC.feelingD.food(A)51.A.thetripB.schoolC.classD.theparty(B)52.A.classmatesB.familiesC.friendsD.teachers(D)53.A.atschoolB.inthehotelsC.onthewayD.ontrips(C)54.A.friendsB.teachersC.parentsD.brothers(D)55.A.leaveB.seeC.writeD.returnB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)bereallyhowfriendlygreatagainupwhenfoodourselvesdownleaveIjustwanttothankallthepeopleattheAngelFireResort.MyfriendsandIhada56holidaythere.Theplacewasbeautiful,andpeopletherewere57.Fromthetimewearrivedtothemomentwe58,theylookedafterallofuswell.The59wasthemostdeliciousintheworld!Weneverhadthesamefoodtwice.It60sogreat.Theguidewasalsogreat.Onedaybeforeanyoneelsegot61,hewishedmeahappybirthdayat6:30am.Iwas62surprisedwhenIheardthat.Ijustknewhimforafewdays.Ididn’tknow63heknewitwasmybirthday!IrememberedInevertoldhimaboutthat.Weenjoyed64verymuch.Iplannedourfivedayholidaytripthere.Iwanttovisitthere65inthefuture.56.great57.friendly58.left59.food60.was61.up62.really63.how64.ourselves65.againWXYZ[·68· 3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AHereissomeinformationabouttravelinginChina.FeelfreetoshareyourChinatravelexperiences.PlacesPlacesofinterestBeijingisthecapitalofChina.IthasmoretravelersthananyothercityinChina.ThereareBeijinglotsofinterestingplacessuchastheGreatWall,theSummerPalace,etc.ThefamousMountHuangisanexcitingplacetovisit.Inautumn,thetemperaturethereisAnhuibetween14℃and17℃,sothatisthebesttimetovisitit.PeoplealsocallChongqing“theMountainCity”.ItisonYangtzeRiver.IthasthewonderChongqingfulsceneryoftheThreeGorges(2:).Touristsshouldn’tmissthelocalfood.ItisinthesouthernpartofChina.TherearelotsofimportantcitiesinGuangdong,suchasGuangdongGuangzhou,whichisalsocalled“theFlowerCity”,andShenzhen.InShenzhen,youcanvisitfamousplaceslikeSplendidChinaandWindowoftheWorld.(C)66.IfyouwanttoenjoythebeautifulsightsoftheThreeGorges,you’dbettervisit.A.BeijingB.AnhuiC.ChongqingD.Guangdong(B)67.ThewritersuggeststhattouristsshouldinAnhui.A.swimintheriverB.visitthemountainC.trythelocalfoodD.visitinterestingplaces(D)68.Thepurpose(CF)ofthispassageis.A.tofindagoodtravelingplaceB.toaskpeoplefortravelinginformationC.tomakecitiesmorebeautifulD.togivepeopletravelinginformationBLastweek,Richard’swifeLeilahadanaccident.Richard’syoungestchild,John,wasathomewhenithappened.Hewasplayingwithhisnewtoycar.Richardhadgivenittohimaweekbefore,forhisthirdbirthday.SuddenlyJohnheardhismothercalling“Help!Help!”.Herantothekitchen.Hismotherhadburnedherselfwithsomehotcookingoil().Shewascryingandthepan(;)wasonfire.Richardhadgonetohisoffice.Theotherchildrenhadgonetoschool.Johnwastoosmalltohelphismother.Butherantotheneighbor’shouseandaskedherforhelp.ShesoonputoutthefireandtookLeilatothehospital.WhenRichardcamehome,Leilatoldhimwhathadhappened.Hewasveryproudofhisson.“Whenyouareaman,youwillbejustlikeyourfather,”hesaid.(C)69.HowoldwasJohninthisstory?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Five.(D)70.What’stheChinesemeaningof“putout”inthepassage?A.<=B.>C.6ßD.?@!"(#$%)8&·69· (B)71.Whichistherightorderaccordingtothepassage?a.Leilahadanaccident.b.Johngothispresent,anewtoycar.c.Richardwasveryproudofhisyoungestson.d.Johnheardhismothercalling“Help!Help!”.A.a-b-c-dB.b-a-d-cC.c-a-b-dD.c-b-a-d(A)72.What’sthebesttitleofthispassage?A.ASontoBeProudofB.ALittleBoyandHisMotherC.AnAccidentD.AProudFatherCMostAmericanfamiliesaresmallerthanthoseinothercountries.UsuallythereisoneortwoparentsandoneortwochildrenineachAmericanfamily.ChildrenintheUSAwillleavetheirparentswhentheygrowup.Theywanttofindbetterjobs,sotheyusuallylivefarawayfromtheirparents.Theyoftenwritetoortelephonetheirparents.Andtheygotovisittheirparentsduringtheirholidays.Parentswillasktheirchildrentodosomeworkaroundtheirhouse.Inmanyfamilieschildrenwillgetmoneyfordoingsomehouseworksothattheycanlearntomakemoneyfortheirown.Parentsusuallylettheirchildrenchoosetheirownjobs.Americansthinkthatforyoungpeopleitisimportanttodecideontheirlivesbythemselves.(D)73.InmostfamiliesintheUSAthereareusually.A.noparentsB.nochildrenC.over5peopleD.lessthan5people(B)74.Whentheyareoldenough,Americanchildrenwill.A.gotoothercountriesB.decideontheirlivesthemselvesC.findjobsfortheirparentsD.dobetterjobsaroundtheirhouses(C)75.WhydomostAmericanchildrenlivefarawayfromtheirparents?A.Theyareoldenoughtoliveallbythemselves.B.Theparentsaretoobusytolookaftertheirchildren.C.Theywanttolookforbetterjobs.D.Theycankeepintouch(Aè)withtheirparentsbywritingandtelephoning.(B)76.FromthepassagewecanknowthatchildreninAmerica.A.leavetheirparentswhentheyarestillyoungB.oftenspendholidaysattheirparents’houseC.sometimeslookforjobsfortheirownparentsD.oftencallorwritetotheirparentsformoneyDDoyouhavedifficultiesfindingsomeactivitiesthatthewholefamilycanenjoyonweekends?Don’tworry!Thefollowingactivitiesmakegreatfamilytrips.Visitthezoo:Takethewholefamilyonatriptothezoo.Kidslovetowatchthefriendlyandcuteanimalsandlearnaboutthem.WXYZ[·70· Watchsportsgames:Takeyourkidsouttoaballgames!WearaTshirtwithyourfavoriteplayer’snumberandsupport(BC)yourfavoriteteam.Cheer(>D)whenyourteamwins.Gotothemovies:Makethisagreatrainydayactivity.Yourchildwillloveseeinghisorherfavoritecharacters(E).Youcanalsorelax,andenjoysomeeasytime.:Whether(oF)it’swindy,orithassnowandice,thereisalwaysanoutdoor(G)activitythatthewholefamilycanenjoy.Bikingisagoodoutdooractivityforniceweather.Ifitissnowy,youcangoskiing.(A)77.Thepassagetellswaysforthewholefamilytoenjoyweekends.A.fourB.fiveC.sixD.seven(C)78.Whichofthefollowingisthebestfortheblank(H÷)inthepassage?A.GobikeridingB.GoskiingC.DooutdoorsportsD.Dosportswithyourkids(D)79.Accordingtothepassage,isagreatactivitywhenitrains.A.visitingthezooB.watchingsportsgamesC.watchingTVathomeD.goingtothemovies(A)80.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.howtoenjoyweekendswiththewholefamilyB.whatwecandoinrainydaysC.howtomakekidshappyonweekendsD.whichisthebestactivityonweekendsB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Nickis23andworksinamiddleschool.Twoandahalfyearsagohewasillinhospital.81.GThegirltookgoodcareofhimandhemadefriendswithher.Theylovedeachother.Aboutsixmonthslatertheymarried.82.BWhenhecomeshome,healwaysreadssomenewspapersorbooks.Ritabeginstocookinthekitchen.Andwhenthemeatisroasted(I),shealwaystellsherhusbandtocutitintotwo.83.EAftersuppertheygooutforawalk,ortheygotothecinema.Andtheyenjoythemselves.OnedayNickplantedtreeswithhisstudents.Theyclimbedupamountainandworkedhard.Whenhegothome,hefelthungry.Hiswiferoastedapieceofchickenthateveningandtoldhimtocutit.Thistimehechoseabiggerpieceofchickenforhimselfandgaveherthesmallerone.“Iremember,dear,”Ritasaidwithasmile.“Sincewemarried,youalwaysgavemethebiggerpart.84.A”85.DHethoughtforawhileandsaid,“Youcookbetternowthanbefore.”A.Whydoyougivemethesmalleronenow?B.Nicklikesreading.C.Inthehospitalhefeltverysad.D.Nickfeltshyanddidn’tknowwhattosay.E.Thentheybegintohavesuppertogether.F.Nicklikescooking.G.ThereheknewabeautifulnursenamedRita.!"(#$%)8&·71· 8、9:;<(15+)RSTY÷ªc(d80mÍÎFtJ。BCDEFGÈKûuLE6ÅzMN、OPZÜQMRYS,RS¿ÝÞTUV、WX。ÿKÂYZ[(KFC)K](üýæ、þË、^H_`aÌ)。UKûbcdeÅd;zf(6Wg,h(±iEZj。May22,2012SundaySunnyInthemorning,Igotupveryearly.Aftereatingbreakfast,IwenttoNanchangZoowithmyfriends.Wesawsomeseals,sharksandwatchedadolphinshow.AfterthatIwentoutplayingbasketballwithmygoodfriendJimforonehour,andthenweswamatthepool.WehadsomehamburgersandCokeforlunchatKFC.Wealsohadsomefruiticecream.Wehadarestforoneandahalfhours.IntheafternoonwewenttoXinhuaBookshopandreadsomebooks.ThenwewenttoBayiPark.Thereweboughtsomesouvenirs,andtooklotsofphotos.Weenjoyedourselvesverymuch.WXYZ[·72· !H#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(B)1.WheredidTonystayyesterday?("A.Atschool.B.Athome.C.Inthehospital.(B)2.Whatdateistoday?A.2012/06/20.B.2012/06/21.C.2012/06/22.(C)3.WhendidJackfinishhishomework?+A.Yesterdaymorning.B.Yesterdayafternoon.C.Lastnight.(A)4.HowoldwasTomwhenhecametoChina?A.12yearsold.B.13yearsold.C.14yearsold.(B)5.Howwillthegirlgotoschooltoday?A.Bybus.B.Bycar.C.Bybike.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<&%5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)*&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(B)6.Whereisthemanfrom?A.London.B.NewYork.C.Moscow.(A)7.WhendidthemanstartteachingEnglishintheschool?A.Ayearago.B.Twoyearsago.C.Aweekago.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。(B)8.WhendidDavidmovetoBeijing?A.Fouryearsago.B.Fiveyearsago.C.Sixyearsago.$#)(B)9.WhydidDavidmovetoBeijing?A.Becausehelikedstudyingthere.B.Becausehisparentsworkedthere.C.Becausehisauntworkedthere,too.(C)10.WhichcitydoesDavidlikelivingin?A.WashingtonD.C..B.NewYork.C.Beijing.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(B)11.What’sthematterwiththegirl?A.Shehasasoreback.B.Shehasabadcold.C.Shehasastomachache."(B)12.HowdidthegirlgobackhomelastSunday?!A.Bybus.B.Onfoot.C.Bycar.(C)13.Whodidthegirlvisitthismorning?A.Thedoctor.B.Herclassmate.C.Hercousin.!"(#$%)8&·73· &"()34,,-"14."16/0。(B)14.WhendidYaoMingplayintheNBA?A.Whenhewas17.B.Whenhewas18.C.Whenhewas20.(A)15.WhatdidYaoMing’sparentsdo?A.Basketballplayers.B.Basketballcoaches(kl).C.Volleyballcoaches.(B)16.HowoldwasYaoMingwhenhestartedlearningtoplaybasketball?A.7yearsold.B.9yearsold.C.8yearsold.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(C)17.Whendidthefirstlaughter(mÕ)clubopen?A.In1996.B.In1994.C.In1995.(A)18.Wheredidthemanwhoopenedthefirstlaughterclubcomefrom?A.India.B.America.C.England.(C)19.WhatdidSteveWilsondo?A.Heopenedthefirstlaughterclub.B.Hediscoveredthatlaughterisgoodforhealth.C.HetooklaughterclubstoAmerica.(C)20.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Laughterisgoodforus.B.Laughteristhesameinanylanguage.C.Laughterisdifferentindifferentlanguages.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)WhensheWheresheNameAchievement/hewasborn/heisfromJane21.In1997AmericaBeganto22.playchesswhenshewas5yearsoldWonthe24.firstprizeinaviolincompetitionwhen23.TonyIn1995Japanhewas9yearsoldSarahIn199625.AustraliaStartediceskatingwhenshewas8yearsold,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(C)26.—What’stheboy’sname?—David.YoucanhimDave.A.tellB.talkC.callD.say(D)27.—Wouldyoulikesandwich?—Yes,I’dlike.A.tohaveother;toB.haveanother;oneC.havingother;tohaveD.tohaveanother;toWXYZ[·74· (B)28.—Pleasegivemetoeat.—Howaboutapancake?A.nicesomething;haveB.somethingnice;havingC.somethingnice;haveD.nicesomething;having(D)29.—Howfarisithere?—Itisabout3kilometers.A.from;farB.from;fromC.far;awayD.from;away(A)30.MrZhangisvery.Heisalwaysfriendlytoothers.A.kindB.funnyC.creativeD.healthy(D)31.—Wecan’tgoonapicnicthebadweather.—Whatapity!A.withB.aboutC.becauseD.becauseof(C)32.—WhendidyourbrotherstartEnglish?—Attheageofseven.A.learnB.learnedC.learningD.learns(C)33.—Isyourgrandmotherstill?—Ofcourse.Shewithmyauntinthecountryside.A.live;livesB.living;aliveC.alive;livesD.live;alive(B)34.—Doyoupracticeplayingthepianoeveryday?—Yes.Iusuallytwohoursplayingit.A.takeB.spendC.payD.use(A)35.—Didyoutheschoolsportsmeeting?—Yes,butwonnothing.A.takepartinB.joinC.haveD.take(D)36.Onafineday,it’sreallynicetoonthebeachwithfriends.A.makedinnerB.watchTVC.doreadingD.hangout(D)37.—Whatdidyouatcollege?—Management.A.handinB.joininC.takepartinD.majorin(C)38.—didCharlesOsbornehiccup?—Hehiccupped69years.A.When;inB.How;forC.Howlong;forD.Why;/(C)39.MrBrownisagreat.Ioftengotohisconcert.A.teacherB.golferC.pianistD.dentist(C)40.Asweallknow,oneisneveroldlearn.A.so;thatcan’tB.enough;can’tC.too;toD.to;too0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Canyouplaysnooker(nopqV)?Doyou41aboutDingJunhui?HeisoneofChina’smostfamoussnooker42.DingJunhuiwas43in1987inWuxi,Jiangsu.Heisabout1.75meters44.Heenjoys!"(#$%)8&·75· 45movies,playingbasketballandswimming.DingJunhuilikedsnooker46hewasyoung.Hebeganlearningsnooker47theageofeight.48hisfamilydidn’thavemuchmoney,his49triedtheirbesttosupport(BC)him.50agoodteacherforDing,hisfathergaveuphisjoband51himtoDongguan,Guangdong.ThereDingJunhuitrained52andplayedbetterandbetter.53awellknownplayer,Dingissuccessfulnow.He54ashardasusually—alwayseighthoursaday,from10amto6pm,withoutadayoff.He55tobeauniversitystudent.Hewantstolearnmore.Heknowsthathehasalongwaytogo.(D)41.A.wantB.talkC.thinkD.know(B)42.A.studentsB.playersC.coachesD.teachers(A)43.A.bornB.studyingC.teachingD.working(B)44.A.highB.tallC.heavyD.inbuild(D)45.A.makingB.tomakeC.towatchD.watching(A)46.A.whenB.ifC.beforeD.after(C)47.A.forB.fromC.atD.in(B)48.A.BecauseB.ThoughC.SoD.But(C)49.A.friendsB.classmatesC.parentsD.coaches(D)50.A.LookingforB.TolookforC.FindingD.Tofind(B)51.A.madeB.tookC.letD.brought(A)52.A.veryhardB.withothersC.dayandnightD.everyevening(A)53.A.AsB.ForC.ToD.Of(C)54.A.playsB.watchesgamesC.practicesD.studies(B)55.A.likesB.hopesC.hasD.comesB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)painterdininginwhenmuchforfamouspictureonelastnamelikeAGreatPainter—DaVinciLeonardoDaVinciwasborninFlorenceon15thApril,1452.Hewasagreat56.InItaly,manyrestaurants,hotelsandgallerieswerenamedafterhim.Whenhewasyoung,he57singingandplayingtheinstruments(˵),butespeciallyhelikeddrawing.Heoftendrew58hisneighbors.DaVincistartedlearningtodraw59hewas14yearsold.Hewas60fortwoofhisworks:MonaLisaandTheLastSupper.MonaLisaisa61ofawoman.Itisthemostfamouspaintingintheworldandpeopledo62studyonit.NowtheFrenchgovernmenthasit,andit’sattheLouvre63Paris,France.TheLastSupperisamuralpainting(rs).ItisaboutthelastsupperofJesusChristduringhis64days.It’snowatthe65hallatSantaMariadellGrazieinMilan,Italy.56.painter57.liked58.for59.when60.famous61.picture62.much63.in64.last65.diningWXYZ[·76· 3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)ANamePersonalinformation·Bornin1890inCanadaNorman·AdoctorBethune·Diedin1940inChina·CametoChinain1938·BorninMontreal,CanadaCeline·AsingingstarDion·In1997,sangMyHeartWillGoOnforthefilmTitanic·Bornin1847,Kentucky,USAThomas·Madeover1,000inventions(Á)Edison·Diedin1931·Bornin1955intheUSABill·WroteBusiness@theSpeedofThoughtGates·OwnsMicrosoftCompany·Bornin1835intheUSAMark·AwriterTwain·Diedin1910·WroteTheAdventuresofTomSawyer(B)66.MyHeartWillGoOnisthenameofa.A.bookB.songC.storyD.film(A)67.DrBethunestayedinChinaforaboutyears.A.2B.4C.6D.8(C)68.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.MarkTwainwroteBusiness@theSpeedofThought.B.BillGatesstartedworkingforMicrosoftCompanyin1955.C.ThomasEdisonmadeover1,000inventions.D.CelineDionstoppedsingingin1997.BMyfavoritestarisShirleyTemple.SheisfromSantaMonica,inCaliforniaintheUSA.HernicknameisDimple.Ilovehersmilesandherperformance(YS)inmovies.Manypeoplelikeher.Theythinksheisthemostpopularandfamouschildstarofalltime.Theybuythingswithherpictures:dolls,hats,shoes,clothesandbooks.ShirleyTempleisalovelygirl.Shehasblondecurlyhair,bigeyes,aroundfaceandasweetvoice.Sheisalsogoodatchildren’smovies.Shestartedtoperforminmoviesattheageofthree.Atfive,shewouldalsosinganddanceinmovies!In1936,1937and1938,hermovies—PoorLittleRichGirl,Heidi,LittleMissBroadway—werethemostpopularones.Aftershegrewup,peopledidn’tlikehermovies.TheyonlylikedthelittlelovelyShirley!ShirleyTemplewroteabookaboutherlife.ThenameofthebookisChildStar.Doyouwanttoknowmoreabouther?Youcanfindthebooktoread.!"(#$%)8&·77· (B)69.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“nickname”meaninChinese?A.tB.uvC.´aD.Y(B)70.Shirleystartedtoperforminthemovieswhenshewas.A.4B.3C.5D.6(D)71.Peopledidn’tlikeShirley’smovieswhenshegrewupbecause.A.shedidn’tperformverywellB.shelikedwritingbooksC.shedidn’tlikeperformingD.theyonlylikedthelittlelovelyShirley(A)72.ShirleyTempleperformedinthefollowingmoviesEXCEPT(3).A.ChildStarB.PoorLittleRichGirlC.HeidiD.LittleMissBroadwayCHelenKellerlivedintheUSA.Shewasagreatwoman.WhenHelenwasababy,shegotverysick.Aftermanyweeks,thedoctorsaid,“Sheisbetter,butnowshecan’tseeandshecan’thear.”Herparentswereverysad.Afterafewyears,thingsgotworse.TherewasnowayforHelentospeaktootherpeople.Sheheardnothing.Shesawnothing.Shedidn’tunderstandanything.ThenonedayateachercametolivewithHelenandherfamily.TheteacherhelpedHelenlearnaboutwords.Helenwasaverybrightchildandsoonshelearnedtospellherfirstword.Whenshewasolder,shewenttocollege.Helenwasveryfamous.Shehelpedmanyblind(w)anddeaf(x)people.Shetravelledaroundtheworldandhelpedmanypeople.TheworldremembersHelentodayasawonderfulperson.Shewasblindanddeaf,butshefoundawaytoseeandhear.(A)73.HelenKellergotverysickwhen.A.shewasababyB.shewenttocollegeC.herteachercametoherhomeD.shewasveryold(B)74.taughtHelenKellerherfirstword.A.HermotherB.HerteacherC.HerfatherD.Herdoctor(D)75.HelenKellerwasfamousbecause.A.shewasanAmericanB.shetravelledaroundtheworldC.herteachertaughthermanythingsD.shelearnedtoreadandwriteandhelpedmanypeopleintheworld(A)76.HelenKellerwasblindanddeaf,but.A.shefoundawaytounderstandtheworldB.herfatherandhermotherdidn’tfeelsadC.shefoundawaytotravelaroundtheworldD.shefoundouthowpeoplebecameblindanddeafWXYZ[·78· DLanceArmstrongwasanAmericancyclist(]¥;y).HewasbornonSeptember18,1971.Whenhewasachild,hewasverygoodatridingbikes.Afterhighschool,hejoinedtheUSnationalcyclingteam.Attheageof20,LancebecametheUSNationalAmateurChampion.Armstrong’sroadtosuccess(¯z),however,wasnoteasy.In1996,shortlyafterhis25thbirthday,hewasdiagnosed({¦)withcancer(|}).Tofighthisterribleillness,hehadtohavesomeverypainfultreatment(6~).Afterafewmonths,thedoctorstoldhimthathewaswell.Hecamebacktocyclingandshocked()theworldbywinningtheTourdeFranceseventimes(from1999to2005).CancermadeLanceknowhowprecious()lifewas!Hedidalottohelppeoplewithcancer.Hesaid,“BeforecancerIjustlived.NowIlivestrong.”Today,Lanceenjoysspendingtimewithhisfamilyandworking.(C)77.LanceArmstrongbecametheUSNationalAmateurChampionin.A.1995B.1992C.1991D.1990(C)78.LanceArmstrongwontheTourdeFrance.A.onlyonceB.ninetimesC.seventimesD.threetimes(B)79.Lancetriedhisbestwhenhewaswell.A.tohelpcyclistsB.tohelpthepeoplewithcancerC.topracticecyclingD.tospendtimewithhisfamily(D)80.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.LancewasbornonSeptember18,1971.B.Lancewasunluckytohavecancerattheageof25.C.Lancecamebacktocyclingagainafterhewaswell.D.Lancegaveupcyclingafterhewaswell.B)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Onecanbecomefamousinmanydifferentways.81.ENomatter(o……)whatjobyoutake,youhavetobeoutstanding,workhardandpersist(C)init.Bethebestatsomething.Findsomethingthatnoonedidbeforeanddoit.82.BBeabetterrunner,singer,ordancer.Select(+,)aninterestandbecomethebestatit.83.FMaybeonlyforanhour,butifitistherighttime,everyonewillknowwhoyouare.84.CIthelpsyougetknownforwhatyoudo.Therearemanypeoplethatusevideo,TVortheInternettoshowofftheirtalent.85.GA.Learnfromothers.B.Lookaroundandseewhatsomeoneisfamousfor,anddoitbetter.C.Useawellknownplatform(ãq)toshowoffyourskills.D.Doyouwanttobefamous?E.Therearefamousmusicians,writers,doctorsandathletes.F.Youmustknowthatjustbeingintherightplaceattherighttimecanmakeyoufamous.G.Justmakesureyoureallywanttobefamousfirst.!"(#$%)8&·79· 8、9:;<(15+)ST6",ÃPFÞJoanghPF。6":1.1968Òiqü,Âij1ùÅ;2.³f、?;3.25!ÏÙÂuLùÿ?;4.=>i、tàW。«¬:60~80mÍÎ。Joan,I’dliketotellyousomethingaboutmymother.Sheis44yearsold.ShewasborninWuhanin1968.Shelivedthereformorethan20years.Whenshewasatschool,shedidwellinmanysubjects,suchasChineseandEnglish.Attheageof25,shecametoNanchangandbecameanEnglishteacheratNo.14MiddleSchool.Shelikesstudentsandtraveling.Sheisagoodteacherandagoodmother.Iloveher.WXYZ[·80· !I#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(B)1.Wherearetheygoing?(A.Theairport.B.Thetrainstation.C.Thebusstop."(B)2.Whencanthewomangoout?A.OnTuesday.B.OnWednesday.C.OnThursday.(C)3.Whohelpstheboywithhishomework?A.Histeacher.B.Hisbrother.C.Hissister.+(A)4.Whataretheytalkingabout?A.Theweather.B.Thesweater.C.Thehobby.(C)5.Whatistheboy’sfriendgoingtobe?A.Anactor.B.Adoctor.C.Anengineer.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<5;&%=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)*&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(A)6.Whatkindofroomdoesthemanwant?A.Aonebedroom.B.Atwobedroom.C.Aroomwithawashingmachine.(A)7.Howmuchdoesatwobedroomcost?A.$285amonth.B.$250amonth.C.$35amonth.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。$(C)8.WhereisAnnagoingtonextyear?#)A.Australia.B.England.C.America.(A)9.WhatisDave’sdreamjob?A.Anathlete.B.Apianist.C.Aguide.(C)10.WhenisDavegoingtotakepartinapianocompetition?A.Thismonth.B.Nextyear.C.Nextmonth.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(C)11.WhatdoesTobylikedoing?A.Singing.B.Dancing.C.Traveling.(C)12.WhatdoesLisawanttobe?"!A.Abasketballplayer.B.Apilot.C.Asinger.(A)13.WhenisLisaleaving?A.InSeptember.B.InNovember.C.InJuly.!"(#$%)8&·81· &"()34,,-"14."16/0。(B)14.WhattimedidtheygetuponSaturdaymorning?A.6am.B.5am.C.7am.(A)15.Whatwastheweatherlikewhentheyleft?A.Rainy.B.Sunny.C.Snowy.(A)16.Howlongdidtheywaitinthecountryroad?A.Onehour.B.Twohours.C.Halfanhour.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(A)17.WhowenttothehospitalwithHelen?A.Hermother.B.Herbrother.C.Herfather.(C)18.Howwasthedoctorinthehospital?A.Busyandunfriendly.B.Boringandunfriendly.C.Kindandfriendly.(A)19.HowlongshouldHelenrest?A.Fortwodays.B.Fortwoweeks.C.Fortwomonths.(B)20.WhatdidHelenwanttobebefore?A.Asinger.B.Ateacher.C.Adoctor.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)NamesNewYear’sResolutionsFrankGet21.goodgradesinPekingUniversity22.TomSwimwellSusanStarta23.schoolartclubTedHaveanew24.bicycleManuelMakeprogressin25.English,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(A)26.—What’syourNewYear’s?—I’mgoingtolearnanewlanguage.A.resolutionB.lessonC.jobD.subject(A)27.—areyougoingtopasstheexam?—I’mgoingtostudyharder.A.HowB.WhereC.WhatD.WhyWXYZ[·82· (B)28.—MrWhitewillanartexhibitionthisweekend.Shallwegotoseeit?—Soundsgreat!A.makeB.holdC.takeD.build(C)29.—areyoudoingtoachieveyourdream?—I’mgoingtofinishhighschoolfirst.A.HowB.WhenC.WhatD.Where(D)30.—Bobisstrong.Howdoeshekeep?—Heexercisesafterhegetsupeveryday.A.heavyB.tallC.thinD.fit(B)31.—Iknowyouaresavingmoney.Whatyouwiththemoney?—Iwanttobuyacomputerwithit.A.do;doB.are;goingtodoC.did;doD.are;doing(C)32.It’stoonoisyandbusyincities.Iammoving.A.somewherecleanB.somewheresafeC.somewherequietD.somewhereinteresting(A)33.—Isyourbrotherastudent?—No,he’sonlyfive.Childrensevencan’tgotoschoolhere.A.underB.overC.ofD.at(D)34.—AreyougoingonthepicnicthisSunday?—.Itdependsontheweather.A.OfcourseB.NotatallC.NoD.I’mnotsure(C)35.Thewomanwantstofindajobababysitter.A.likeB.forC.asD.in(C)36.—Howdoyoulikemath?—It’sdifficult.,it’sveryinteresting.A.AttimesB.AtthattimeC.AtthesametimeD.Inthisway(A)37.—I’mgoingtolearnthepianowhenIretire().—Thatsoundsagoodidea.A.likeB.asC.aboutD.of(C)38.It’salready6o’clock,butthechildrenarenotback.A.alsoB.eitherC.yetD.too(A)39.—Areyouacomputerprogrammer?—No,butIwant.A.tobeB.tohaveC.todoD.to(D)40.—I’msureyourdreamtobeadoctorwillcometrue.—.A.Sorry,Ican’tB.MaybeIwillC.You’rewelcomeD.Thankyouforsayingso!"(#$%)8&·83· 0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)TheNewYeariscomingandthereareusuallygreathopes,dreamsandresolutionstomake.However,Iwill41hopinganddreamingthistimeandmaketheresolutionsonly.Firstofall,I’mgoingtospend42timetalkingandmoretime43.Inthepastyear,myfriendsandI44toomuchtimetalking.Thereis45worktodointhenewyear,46I’mgoingtogivetheyeartoit.Secondly,I’mgoingtospendlesstime47theTVandthecomputer.Theseare48thingsbuttheyarealsoverytimewasting.It’s49tospendthetimereadingbooks.Lastly,I’mgoingtojoinin50sportsactivities.Itisbettertodowellinthelessonsthan51.Thelegswillgetoldand52playsoccerforverylong,53themindwillbemuchmoredurable(CF).Imadelotsofresolutionsbut54keepthembefore.I’mnotgoingtodo55againinthenewyear.I’lltrymybesttokeepmyresolutions.(B)41.A.beginB.stopC.likeD.enjoy(A)42.A.lessB.manyC.muchD.more(D)43.A.speakingB.learningC.playingD.doing(B)44.A.tookB.spentC.usedD.needed(C)45.A.manyB.littleC.muchD.alittle(D)46.A.andB.butC.orD.so(A)47.A.infrontofB.behindC.nexttoD.near(C)48.A.beautifulB.hardC.funD.important(B)49.A.goodB.betterC.interestingD.moreinteresting(C)50.A.moreB.lessC.fewerD.many(D)51.A.athomeB.atschoolC.atthecinemaD.ontheplayground(B)52.A.canB.cannotC.liketoD.don’tliketo(A)53.A.butB.forC.andD.so(C)54.A.notB.don’tC.didn’tD.won’t(C)55.A.itB.thisC.thatD.theseB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)happyenoughlotworkbeingthemskillsrelaxbadbacklearnsadMydreaminlifeistobecomeadoctor.Ithinkthat56adoctorisoneofthemostimportantjobsintheworld.Mostpeoplearebusy57everyday.Theydon’thavemuchtimeto58ordoexercise.Lotsofthemarein59healthbecausetheydon’ttakegoodcareofthemselves.Iwouldliketohelp60gethealthyagain.Iknowit’snoteasytobeadoctor.Ineedto61alot.Iamgoingtostudyhardtoimprovemy62.AsadoctorIamgoingtotrytohelpthepeoplewhoaresick.I’llalwaysbetherewiththemwhentheyneedme.Ifsomeonedoesn’thave63money,Iamstillgoingtohelphim.Ibelieveafterhegetssomemoney,heisgoingtogivethemoney64tome.WXYZ[·84· Maybedoctorscan’tmakemuchmoney,butIdon’tcare.ItwouldbegreattobeadoctorbecauseIcanhelpothers.Helpingotherswouldmakeme65.56.being57.working58.relax59.bad60.them61.learn62.skills63.enough64.back65.happy3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AInvitationtoAGoingawayPartyFriday,22ndMarchDearMichaelandLisa,You’reinvitedtoapartyforthe“LiuFamily’sVisittoAustralia”.Departure(Ï)date:4thofMayThebestpartofourbigadventure()toAustraliawillbewhenwecomefacetofacewithdolphins,kangaroosandotherAustraliananimals.Wehavealwayswantedtodothis.Partygivenby:MrandMrsLiu,LiuMeiandLiuTangDate:Saturday,6April,2012Time:7:00amtill12:30pmPlace:WorkersBuildingPhone:538090PS:Wehopetoseeyouthere!(A)66.Thisinvitationwassentto.A.MichaelandLisaB.LiuTangC.MrandMrsLiuD.LiuMei(B)67.WhatdotheLiufamilywishtoseemostofallontheirtriptoAustralia?A.Countryside.B.Animals.C.People.D.Cities.(D)68.Fromtheinvitationweknowthat.A.onlyMrandMrsLiuwilltraveltoAustraliaB.theLiufamilywillnotreturnfromAustraliaC.theLiufamilyhavebeentoAustraliabeforeD.theLiufamilyloveanimalsverymuchBJackandHobaregoingtohighschoolnow.Jackwantstobeanengineer.Heisgoingtobuildroads,bridgesandhouses.Hobisinterestedinmathandscience,butheisgoingtostudymedicine.Hewantstobeadoctor.Kateisgoodatmusic.Shewantstobeanartist.Sheisgoingtosinganddanceforpeople.Joanwantstobeawomanastronaut().Shesays,“Iamgoingtoexplore()spacesomeday.”“Whatdoyouwanttobe,Alice?”Joanasksme.“Oh,Iwanttobeateacher.WhenIgrowup,I’mgoingtoteachinthecountryside.”Wearealldoingourbestatschool.Iamsurewewilldosomethinggoodforourcountry.!"(#$%)8&·85· (D)69.studentsaretalking.A.TwoB.ThreeC.FourD.Five(D)70.Threestudentsareinterestedin.A.medicineB.musicC.spaceD.science(C)71.Whowantstobeanartist?A.Joan.B.Jack.C.Kate.D.Alice.(B)72.WheredoesAlicewanttoteach?A.Onafarm.B.Inthecountryside.C.Athome.D.Abroad.CDoyouhavealifegoalinyourlife?Isyourlifegoalreallywhatyouwant?Sometimes,thetroubleisthatyoudon’tlikethelifegoalsthatothershavesetforyou,butyoudon’tknowhowtosetyourown.Infact,nobodyknowsyou—whatyoulike,andwhatyouwanttobecome—asclearlyasyoudo.So,solving()thisproblemisquitesimple(Ug)andveryhardatthesametime.Sitdown—alone,withyourself—andtakealookatthethingsinyourlifethathavebroughtarealsmiletoyourface,thethingsthathavemadeyoulaughfromyourheart,andthethingsthatyoucouldseeyourselfdoingfortherestofyourlife.Thensetalifegoalandaskyourself:ifIweretouseallmytimeandenergy(ß})togoforthisgoal,wouldmylifebefullofthethingsthatmakemecomealive?Iftheanswerisyes,youhaveyourrightgoal!(D)73.Theproblemaboutsettingalifegoalisthat.A.yourparentswillsetitforyouB.it’shardtoknowwhatwillhappenC.youhavetospendmuchtimeandenergyD.youdon’tknowhowtosetit(A)74.Thesecondparagraphtellsus.A.howtosetarightlifegoalbyyourselfB.howtofindoutwhatyourrealinterestsareC.rightlifegoalisveryimportantD.whattodomakesourdreamscometrue(C)75.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“lifegoal”meaninChinese?A.ijB.i9C.iCD.ià¥(C)76.Thewriterthinksthat.A.ifwesetourlifegoals,wehavetositdownaloneB.knowingourselvesisverysimpleC.weshouldsetourlifegoalsbyourselvesD.settingalifegoalisnotveryimportantDAsyoungstudents,youhavemanydreams.Thesedreamscanbeverybig,suchaswinningtheNobelPrize;theycanalsobesmall,suchasbecomingoneofthebeststudentsinyourclass.Ifyoufindadream,whatdoyoudowithit?Doyouevertrytomakeyourdreamreal?AndrewMatthews,anAustralianwriter,tellsusthatmakingyourdreamsrealislife’sbiggestchallenge($%).Youmaythinkyou’renotverygoodatsomeschoolsubjects,orthatit’simpossibleforyoutobecomeawriter.Thosekindsofideasstopyoufromrealizingyourdream.WXYZ[·86· Infact,everyonecanrealizehisdream.Thefirstthingyoumustdoistorememberwhatyourdreamis.Don’tletitleaveyourheart.Keeptellingyourselfwhatyouwanteverydayandthenyourdreamwillcometruefaster.Youshouldknowthatabigdreamis,infact,madeupofmanysmalldreams.Youmustalsonevergiveupyourdream.Therewillbedifficultiesontheroadtoyourdream.Butthebiggestdifficultycomesfromyourself.Youneedtodecidewhatisthemostimportant.Studyingmorewillhelpyoutodobetterinexam.Asyougetclosertoyourdream,itmaychangealittle.Thisisgoodasyouhavethechancetolearnsomethingmoreusefulandfindnewhobbies.(A)77.Thebiggestdifficultyontheroadtoyourdreamscomesfrom.A.yourselfB.yourfriendsC.yourschoolD.yourparents(D)78.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentioned(67)inthispassage?A.Youmaythinkyou’renotgoodatsomeschoolsubjects.B.Makingyourdreamsrealislife’sbiggestchallenge.C.Youmustnevergiveupyourdream.D.ListeningtoEnglishmorecanhelpyourealizeyourdream.(D)79.Howdoyoumakeyourdreamcometruefaster?A.Rememberwhatyourdreamis.B.Don’tletyourdreamleaveyourheart.C.Keeptellingyourselfwhatyouwanteveryday.D.A,BandC.(B)80.Thebesttitleofthispassageis“”.A.HowtoBecomeaWriterB.HowtoMakeYourDreamRealC.ABigDreamisMadeupofSmallDreamsD.EveryoneCanRealizeHisDreamB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)There’snoperfect(÷F)agetostartrealizingyourdreams.81.BTheperfecttimetostartisrightnow.82.FIn1978,sherealized(Ùz)shewantedmorefromlife.Aged68,shebeganatennisclassatthenearestcommunitycollege.Atthesameyear,Nolaworkedfulltimeonherfarmanddroveintotowntohavedifferentclassesonweekends.AftertenyearsofstudyingeverythingfrombusinesstotheBible(),shecouldgetanassociate’sdegree(f)rightnow.83.EWithanassociate’sdegree,shewaspleasedbutthatwasnottheend.84.DInMay2007,at95,shebecametheworld’soldestcollegegraduate(¡i).85.AA.So,ifyouwantsuccess,startyourdreamnow!B.Beingtooyoungortoooldisnotexcuse.C.Shewasworkinghardandgoodatallhersubjects.D.Severalyearslater,shedecidedtodrivetwohourseverydaytoFortHaysStateUniversity.E.Allshehadtodowastofinishcollegealgebra(¢n).F.In1972,NolaOchsworkedonherfarmwiththehelpofherchildren.G.So,weshouldlearnfromher!!"(#$%)8&·87· 8、9:;<(15+)STü6"7«¬,“MyDreamJob”Ú0_?c(def。6":1.Â(9ÆÇqF5,¯Ú(£J¤;2.T¥¦|、L§cfò;3.¨W©ª。«¬:1.«¬,®¾¯,°±,dcD²;2.6"ª³´ôºµÂfòÿZ5ÉÁ¶;3.opq70m。MyDreamJobEveryonehashisdreamjob.Ialsohavemydreamjob.WhenIgrowup,I’mgoingtobeajournalistandworkforaTVstation,becauseIlikewritingandIwanttomeetdifferentpeople.Ithinkit’sanexcitingjob.Iamgoingtowritearticlesformagazinesandnewspapers.MaybeIwillbefamous.Also,Iliketraveling.I’mgoingtotravelallovertheworldtoreportthebeautifulworldtopeople.WXYZ[·88· !I"#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。CtnI38xy。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(B)1.WhattimedoesKateusuallygettoschool?(A.Atabout9:10.B.Atabout7:50.C.Atabout7:40."(A)2.HowdidBeckylose15pounds?A.Byclimbingthemountains.B.Bydoingexercise.C.Byrunning.(B)3.Wheredoesthegirl’sunclework?A.Inacarfactory.B.Onafarm.C.Inahospital.+(B)4.Whydidthewomangotobedsolatelastnight?A.Shedidn’twantto.B.Shehadlotsofworktodo.C.ShewatchedaTVplay.(B)5.What’sJimdoing?A.Readingabook.B.Mendingaplane.C.Playingwithacat.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<&%5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMNO。(.231P)*&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。(A)6.Whenaretheytalking?A.Intheevening.B.Intheafternoon.C.Inthemorning.(B)7.WhydoesTomasksomanyquestions?A.BecausehewantstotalkwithMrsSmith.B.BecausehewantstopracticehisEnglish.C.BecausehemissesMrsSmithverymuch.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。(B)8.WhereisTimgoingto?$)A.Tothecountry.B.ToBeijing.C.ToShanghai.#(C)9.HowoftenshouldMrsGreenfeedthedog?A.Onceaday.B.Twiceaday.C.Threetimesaday.(B)10.HowlongisTimgoingtobeaway?A.Fortwodays.B.Forsevendays.C.Forfourdays.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(B)11.HowmanyclassmatescancometoTony’sparty?A.10.B.8.C.12.(C)12.WhatdidTonyforgettodo?A.Dothedishes.B.Cookthedishes.C.Cleanhisroom.(A)13.Whohastostudyforamathtest?"A.Susan.B.Sam.C.Tony.!&"()34,,-"14."16/0。(C)14.Whoistheletterfrom?A.Sally.B.John.C.Tom.!"(#$%)8&·89· (A)15.WhenwillSallyandJohnbeintown?A.InJanuary.B.InFebruary.C.InMarch.(B)16.What’sTom’stelephonenumber?A.7808742.B.7807842.C.8707842.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(C)17.WhatdidthespeakerdoonSaturdayafternoon?A.Cleanedtheroom.B.Foldedtheclothes.C.Workedinthegarden.(B)18.Whereisthepark?A.Neartheriver.B.Nearthespeaker’shouse.C.Nexttothesupermarket.(A)19.Whatdidthespeakerbuyinthesupermarket?A.Food.B.Drink.C.Fruit.(B)20.Whatdidthespeakerthinkoftheweekend?A.Funandtired.B.Happyandbusy.C.Sadandtired.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)SomethingAboutOurSchool8:00am—11:00amYouwillbeintheclassroom21.learningEnglish.At22.12:00Youhavelunchatschool.IntheafternoonsandeveningsYouarefreeandyoucanpractice23.speakingEnglish.ExamtimeIn24.threeweek..WhentosendtheexamresultsAbout25.fourweekslater.,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(D)26.—Couldyoupleasesweepthefloor?—Ihavetodomyhomework.A.Yes,sure.B.Whynot?C.Sorry,youcan’t.D.Sorry,Ican’t.(B)27.—Jim,comeout.Let’sgotoplayfootball.—Sorry.I’mamathproblem.A.workingoutB.workingonC.workingforD.workingwith(B)28.Herearesomebooks.Couldyouplease?A.takeoutthemB.takethemoutC.takeoutitD.takeitout(B)29.—CouldIyourdictionary?—Sure.Pleasereturnitafterschool.A.sendB.borrowC.giveD.lend(A)30.—Mark,isthatMP5yours?—No,that’snot.It’s.A.mine;hisB.mine;herC.my;hisD.my;herW1XYZ[·90· (C)31.—CouldI?—Sorry,youcan’t.Yourfatherwilldrivetowork.A.dochoresB.gotothemoviesC.usethecarD.gotoschool(A)32.Afterthedishes,Rosathefloorandthenwentaway.A.doing;sweptB.do;sweptC.doing;sweepD.do;sweep(C)33.—CanIplaybasketballthisafternoon,Mum?—Yes,butyoufinishyourhomeworkfirst.A.mayB.canC.havetoD.could(D)34.—Pleasedon’tthrowtrashhere.—.A.No,Icouldn’tB.Sorry,Ican’tC.OfcoursenotD.Sorry,Iwon’t(C)35.—doyouwashthecar?—Onceaweek.A.WhenB.HowmanytimesC.HowoftenD.Howlong(D)36.—Whatchoresdoyoudoathome?—IhelpMumthefloor.A.beingsweptB.sweptC.sweepingD.sweep(B)37.—Couldyougetfruitformewhenyoupassthesupermarket?—Sorry,Idon’thavemoney.A.many;anyB.some;anyC.any;someD.some;some(C)38.—WhereisKate?—Shethepetdogoverthere.A.feedsB.fedC.isfeedingD.wasfeeding(A)39.—Doyoudothelaundryathome?—No.Ihatedoingit.It’ssoboring.A.reallyB.hardlyC.neverD.very(C)40.—MayIwatchTVforawhile?—No,you.Youhavetogotobed.A.shouldn’tB.needn’tC.mustn’tD.won’t0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Sometimes,gettingyourkidstohelpwithchoresisnoteasy.Herearesome41todealwithkidswhodon’twantto42youwithchores.First,let43knowit’sveryimportantandmakeitvery44thatyouneedtheirhelp,andmake45thatthereareconsequences(SH)fornotdoingtheir46.Second,followtheresultsyou47tothem.Forexample,yourchild’schoreistodothe48eacheveningafterdinner.49theydon’tdoit,theycan’twatchTVforaweek.Thiswillhelpyourchildknowthatyou’re50.Third,51someincentive(9·)tohelpyourchildrendotheirchores.Forexample,anincentivecouldbeonedayoff52doingchoresinamonth.Fourth,makeachore53.Writedownthechoresyour54didandthoseheorsheisgoingtodoina(n)55.Thiscanhelpyourchildtolearnresponsibility(j).!"(#$%)8&·91· (A)41.A.waysB.questionsC.choresD.answers(B)42.A.doB.helpC.dealD.play(A)43.A.themB.meC.usD.her(B)44.A.cleanB.clearC.realD.possible(D)45.A.friendsB.trueC.fineD.sure(C)46.A.homeworkB.readingC.choresD.shopping(C)47.A.didB.thoughtC.saidD.told(A)48.A.dishesB.walkingC.washingD.laundry(D)49.A.WhenB.AsC.UntilD.If(B)50.A.kindB.seriousC.friendlyD.quiet(D)51.A.takeB.makeC.bringD.give(C)52.A.forB.ofC.fromD.at(B)53.A.tableB.listC.timeD.way(A)54.A.childB.studentC.friendD.parent(D)55.A.dictionaryB.bookC.exercisebookD.notebookB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)wherewayagomuchchorethingshardlyhowifmanymakedecideChoreswerenotpopularatmyhouse.Mychildrendidn’tliketodochores.Theyalwayssawmedochores,butthey56everhelpedmedothem.Ayear57,Imadeagamecalled“TheEndlessChoreGame”.Itisreallygreat.Here’s58thegameworks.Imakeacardwithfortysquares(k¸),andIwriteadifferent59oneachsquare.Thesechorescanbeeasyandinterestinglike60dessert.Thenmyfamilyrollsthedice(¹æ)to61whatchoreswehavetodo.Thecardalsohasafewsquareswithfun62,likewatchingTVandsinging.Ifyouarelucky,youcanwatchTVwhentheothersaredoingthechores.Mysonlikesthegamevery63.Hegoestothekitchenhappilyeverymorningtodothegame.Itisreallyagood64tomakemychildrendochores.Youcanhaveatry65youhavethesameproblemwithme.56.hardly57.ago58.how59.chore60.making61.decide62.things63.much64.way65.if3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AWeallwanttodochoresaroundthehousetohelpourparents.Butwhatcanwedoinwinter?Herearesomegreatchoresforthoselongwintermonths.Preschoolchores:▲Sweepthefrontorbackdoorway.▲Helpcarrybagsfromthecartothehouse.Primaryschoolchores:▲Feed,waterandtakecareofthepets.▲Takethetrashoutandputanewtrashbagintothetrashcan.▲Sweepthesidewalk.Preteenchores:▲Clearawaythesnowinthedriveway.▲Takethetrashcansouttotheroadontrashday.▲Clearawaytheicefromthecarwindows.W1XYZ[·92· Teenchores:▲Clearawaythesnowaroundthehouse.▲Helpoutwithpickingupwood.▲Helpcleanthefloors.Withcoldweatherrightaroundthecorneritisimportanttogetthewholefamilytoworkandhelpoutwithchores.(B)66.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.whattodoinsummermonthsB.greatchorestodointhelongwintermonthsC.choresforteenagersD.howtoteachkidstodochores(A)67.Ifyoursisterisaprimaryschoolstudent,shecan.A.feed,waterandtakecareofthepetsB.sweepthedoorwayC.helpcleanthefloorsD.pickupwood(C)68.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Preschoolkidscanhelpclearawaytheicefromthecarwindows.B.Primaryschoolkidscanhelpcleanthefloors.C.Childrenindifferentagescandodifferentkindsofchores.D.Preteenchildrencanonlyclearawaythesnowinthedriveway.BTrip1OneWeekintheMountainsBringyourstrongshoesandwarmclothesforthiswalkinabeautifulareaoftheGreenMountains.Youmaygohikingorhaveatryofrockclimbing.Thisisalsoaprotectionareaforwildanimals.Youcanfindmanykindsofanimalslivinginthisarea.Time:May8~May14Tel:64639818Adult(¯):$110.00Child:$55.00Trip2ThreeDaysintheCountryTherearemanybeautifulgardens.TakeyourcameraandenjoythewonderfulsightinHunterValley.Itisagoodplaceforfishingandhorseriding.Youcanalsofinddifferentkindsofflowershere.Thisisalsoagreatwalkforbirdlovers.Time:May20~May22Tel:63986432Adult:$50.00Child:$25.00Trip3Flashlight(yƺ)Adventure(»)Putonyourwarmclothes,bringaflashlight,andcomeforanightwalkalongtheDungogValley.Itisatripfullofadventure.Aguidewillleadthetour.Manyoftheplantsyouwillseeonthistripcanonlybeseenatnight.Time:May16~May18Tel:63875629Adult:$30.00FreeforchildrenTrip4FiveDaysbytheSeaWearyoursunhatandenjoywonderfulsunshineallthetimefrommorningtoevening.Ourhotelisnexttothesea.Wehaveourownboatstoo.Youcanswimintheseaorintheswimmingpool.Everydayourboatwilltakeyoutodifferentplacesforswimming.Time:May23~May27Tel:67538293Adult:$80.00Child:$40.00!"(#$%)8&·93· (D)69.SamwantstostayinHunterValleywithhiswife,hisfiveyearolddaughterandhissevenyearoldson.Howmuchwillitcost?A.$25.00.B.$50.00.C.$100.00.D.$150.00.(A)70.Davidlovessports.HewilltakehisholidayfromMay7toMay15.Whatactivitywillheprobablytakepartin?A.Hikinginthemountains.B.Fishinginthecountry.C.Watchingplantsatnight.D.Swimminginthesea.(C)71.Lucyisacollegestudent.Sheisquiteinterestedinscience.Shewantstoknowsomethingaboutthelifeofplantsatnight.Whichtripwillshechoose?A.Trip1.B.Trip2.C.Trip3.D.Trip4.(C)72.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentioned(67)inthispassage?A.Thehat.B.Theflashlight.C.Theglasses.D.Thecamera.CDoyouhavetimetodochores,likecleaningthekitchenoranythingelse?Keepdoingsomequickchoresyoucandotomakeyourparentshappy!Spend10minutesormoreeverymorningdoinghousework,andthenchooseoneofthefollowingchoresthattakelessthan30minutes.Itwillmakeyourparentshappy!1.Putthebreakfastdishesintothedishwasher.Thisshouldtakeabout10minutes.Allyouhavetodoisputthedishesthere.2.Helpayoungerbrotherorsisterputhisorherclotheson.Iftheydon’tneedhelptogetdressed,helpthemgather(©¼)anyofthethingsthey’llneedforschool.3.Cleanupaftertakingashower.Parentshateitwhenyouleavethebathroomdirty.Allyouhavetodoishangyourtowelupandputawayeverythingyou’veused.Itonlytakes5minutes!4.Takeoutthetrash.Thisisareallybighelptoparentsandtakeslessthan2minutes.5.Ifyouwouldreallyliketohelpyourparentsout,andyoudonothaveadishwasher,youcouldalwayswashthedishesforthem.Parentslovethis!6.Dothesethingseveryday.(B)73.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.howlongyoushouldspendonhouseworkB.whathouseworkyoushoulddoC.howyoushoulddothehouseworkD.whyyoushoulddothehousework(B)74.Yourparentsarehappyifyou.A.havetimetodochoresB.doquickchoresC.dochoresquicklyD.keepreading(D)75.Accordingtothepassageyoushouldspendminutesdoingfamilychoreseveryday.A.10minutesormoreB.lessthan30minutesC.40minutesD.about40minutes(A)76.Thepurpose(CF)ofthispassageisto.A.givesomeadviceonchoresyoucandoeverydayB.tellyouhowtomakeyourparentshappyC.askyoutohelpyourbrothersandsistersD.makeyoukeeponreadingDDoyouknowhowtogetalongwellwithyourbird?Herearesomegoodways.Takeyourbirdwithyouwhenyoutakeawalk.W1XYZ[·94· Mostbirdsenjoytakingawalkwiththeirowners.Thiscanletthemfeelrelaxed.Teachyourbirdanewtrick(½¾).Spendsometimeteachingyourbirdanewtrickanditwillgetalongwellwithyou.Also,yourbirdwillgetstrongerbecauseofthetraining.Cookfoodforyourbird.Weknowfreshfoodisgoodforthebirds’health.Sowhynotcookagoodmealforyourbird?Ifso,youwon’thavetoworrythatyourbirdmighteatanypolluted(ÐÑF)foodandgetill.Makesometoysforyourbird.Birdsareusuallyinterestedinplayingwithtoyslikechildren.Birds’toysinstorescostmuch,butyoucanmakesometoysbyyourself.Singanddancewithyourbird.Mostbirdsaregoodsingersanddancers.Ifyoufeelbored,turnonthemusic,andthensinganddancewithit.Don’tyouthinkitisveryinteresting?(D)77.Ifyouteachyourbirdanewtrick,it.A.willlikenatureverymuchB.willgetalongwellwithyouC.willgetstrongerD.bothBandC(A)78.Birdsarethechildrenwhoareinterestedinplayingwithtoys.A.thesameasB.differentfromC.clevererthanD.strongerthan(D)79.Fromthepassage,weknowthatisgoodforthebirds’health.A.eatingalotoffoodB.havingashowerC.pollutedfoodD.freshfood(C)80.Thebesttitleforthisarticleis“”.A.HowtomaketoysforyourbirdB.HowtoteachyourbirdanewtrickC.Howtobecomeagoodbirdowner()D.HowtosinganddancewithyourbirdB)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4)*z{8:;<5,;:}8^5,]^v、@。(.232P)Almost1,000dogsandtheirownersgatheredonthestepsoftheSydneyOperaHousefortheworld’sfirst“Musicfordogs”concert.ItispartoftheVividLivefestivalinSydney.81.BSheandherhusbandwrotethemusicandstartedtheshow.82.AItlastedforabout20minutesbecauseshethought“Dogsdon’thaveaverybigattentionspan(C¿!").”83.GThoughsomesaidtheirdogswerebigfansofclassicalmusic.Thesoundwasjustlikeadogwhistle(ÀÕ).84.DAllthedogsreallyseemedtoenjoythemselves.“Thedogswerereallywonderfulaudience,”MrsAndersonsaid.“Therewerenodogfights.85.F”A.Theconcertwasfree.B.ThestrangeideacamefromaNewYorkperformanceartistLaurieAnderson.C.Allthedogshadtoeatlotsoffoodbeforetakingtheshow.D.Onlythedogscouldhearitclearlyandtheirownerscouldn’t.E.Manyownersunderstoodthemeaningsofthemusic.F.Everyonewasverygood.G.Mostownersdidn’tknowwhattowaitfor.!"(#$%)8&·95· 8、9:;<(15+)Â(Á?ÂÈ,ãäôÏÒ¡ç“Ã9:”FÄ,NOUQP!ÃF/ãÄJÅ,RPSTpqJÅ_?ÃôÃ(qÆL。NameHouseworkWuJunCleanuproomsJiaMeiHelpMumcookdinnerWangPingWashclothesI...6":1.ÆLª:P¿P!ÃF9:j7P*Ã9:jFÅ;2.mn80ÍÎ,ÏJ¿[ÐÑÒ,oÓÔ%mn。Dearclass,Goodmorning!Nowletmereportthediscussionworkinourgroup.WuJuncleansuproomsatweekendsandJiaMeilikescookingdinnerwithhermum.WangPingsometimeswashesclothesforherfamily.Asforme,Iusuallyhelpmyfatherwatertheflowers.Inmyopinion,itisnecessaryforusstudentstodosomehousework.Bydoingit,wecanhelpourparentsandunderstandthembetter.We’llalsolearnhowtotakecareofourselves.And,wecanrelaxourselvesfromhardwork.That’sall.Thanksforlistening!W1XYZ[·96· !I,#$%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(C)1.WhendidKategetthefamousactor’sautograph?(A.Yesterdaymorning.B.Yesterdayevening.C.Thismorning."(B)2.WhatdidHenrydoyesterdayevening?A.Hewentoutforawalk.B.Hewentforadrive.C.Hestayedathome.(C)3.WhatdoesCharliestudyatuniversity?A.Math.B.Science.C.Computer.+(C)4.Whopaidforthebillyesterday?A.MrHill.B.MrHill’sbrother.C.MrHill’sfriend.(A)5.WhattimedidPetergetupthismorning?A.At6:15.B.At6:45.C.At6:00.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<&5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMN%O。(.231P)&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。*(A)6.Where’stheDumplingHouse?A.Ontheleftoftheschool.B.Ontherightoftheschool.C.Infrontoftheschool.(C)7.Whichrestaurantisthecheapest?A.TheDumplingHouse.B.TheJapaneseRestaurant.C.TheSichuanFoodRestaurant.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。$(A)8.WhatdidKevindointhetalentshow?#)A.Danced.B.Sang.C.Playedtheguitar.(B)9.Whowastheloudestperformer?A.Andrew.B.Nancy.C.Henry.(B)10.WhatdoestheboythinkofAndrew?A.Hewasthesmartest.B.Hewasthedullest.C.Hewasthebest.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。(C)11.Whydoesthemanwanttoknowaboutthetown?A.Hehasn’tgotamap.B.Hewantstodoasurvey.C.Hedoesn’tknowthetownverywell."(A)12.Whichisthemostexcitingplacetogoforfun?!A.FunPark.B.WildAnimalPark.C.WaterWorld.(C)13.Whichstorehasthemosttrendyclothes?A.CityLife.B.BargainCity.C.Jenny’sFashion.!"(#$%)8&·97· &"()34,,-"14."16/0。(B)14.Mikelikestoplay.A.basketballB.footballC.volleyball(C)15.MikewenttoplayfootballonSunday.A.beforebreakfastB.withoutbreakfastC.afterbreakfast(A)16.Mikewenttobedwithoutsupperbecause.A.hewasillB.hewastiredC.itwaslate&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(A)17.Whatwillthespeakerdotomorrow?A.Hewillseeamovie.B.Hewilldohishomework.C.Hewillgoshopping.(B)18.Wherewilltheygotoseeamovie?A.BeijingCinema.B.Workers’Cinema.C.HepingCinema.(C)19.Howmanyfloorsarethereinthecinema?A.5.B.4.C.6.(B)20.Howisthecinema?A.Quitenewbutsmall.B.Bigandclean.C.Friendlybutdirty.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)InterestTheBestReasonCafeTurk’sDelightBestcoffee;21.mostcomfortablechairs;bestmusicCoolest;likea22.computer;hasthemostextras;canCellphoneVphonetakephotos,makevideos,23.checkyouremails,makephonecallsHasbestgraphics,themostrealisticsound,most24.VideogameViperBoy25.interestingstory,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(D)26.IthinkLinShuhao,thefamousbasketballplayer,willbenewstarinNBA.A.hotB.hotterC.hottestD.thehottest(C)27.—Whichcountryhascity?—OfcourseAmerica.A.largerB.moreC.thelargestD.themost(D)28.MrBlackorMrSmithcantakethisjob,butIaminterestedinwhois.A.themostcarefulB.morecarefullyC.mostcarefullyD.morecareful(D)29.Pricesmartisthesupermarket.Ithasreallythebestservice.A.badB.goodC.worstD.best(C)30.FM97.4isaverygood.Itplayspopularmusiceveryday.A.fastfoodrestaurantB.clothingstoreWXYZ[·98· C.radiostationD.musicstore(B)31.Igotuplate,soIcametoschoolbreakfast.Doyouhaveanythingtoeat?A.withB.withoutC.forD.after(C)32.—Doyoulikewatchingthefilm?—It’s.Ifellasleepwhenwatchingit.A.goodB.interestingC.dullD.funny(D)33.—Howareyoufeelingnow,Linda?—.IthinkIcangotoschoolthisafternoon.A.VerybadB.VerygoodC.EvenworseD.Muchbetter(A)34.—Whichisthebiggestlibraryinyourtown?—CityLibrary.Ioftenbooksit.A.borrow;fromB.lend;toC.get;toD.buy;from(C)35.—Whatdoyouthinkofhisdrawing?—Oh,noonedraws.A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best(C)36.Listen,theviolinpieceisreallybeautiful.Who’s?A.singingB.dancingC.playingD.learning(D)37.—IsthatBob?—No,Bobistallerthanstudentinhisclass.A.anotherB.theotherC.othersD.anyother(D)38.—WhatdoyouthinkabouttheArtFestival?—Itwasagreat.Mostofustookpartinit.A.prizeB.planC.gameD.success(B)39.—IhearBlueSkyisgreat.—Iwenttherelastweekend.Idon’tthinkitisitissaid.A.asbigasB.asgoodasC.aswellasD.betteras(A)40.—Whatdoyouthinkofthemovie?—It’s.Iwanttoseeitagain.A.greatB.uncomfortableC.terribleD.expensive0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Forme,everythinginCanadaisabitdifferent.41,manythingsarewritteninFrench,butpeoplecanspeak42(youdon’tseethatinFrance).The43haswheelswithtires(Ç»)aroundthem.44youwanttotakethesubway,youbuya45atabooth(ÈÉÊ)andthen46ittotheworkerwhoisstandingnexttothebooth,andhe47itintoabox.The48herearequiteboring.Mostofthem49inAmericanstyle.Butamongthehighand50buildingstherearesomeinEuropeanstyle.Thismakesabit51.OnSundayeveningwewentfor52withagroupof40toarestaurant.Itwasa53experience(ºË)forme.Wehadtoeatwith54andwejusthadpancakesandmeat.Wehadto55meaton!"(#$%)8&·99· abigpancakeandthenrollthepancakeandeatitup.Itwasnottooexpensive,only15Canadiandollars.(B)41.A.LikeB.ForexampleC.HoweverD.But(D)42.A.FrenchB.JapaneseC.ChineseD.English(A)43.A.subwayB.busC.trainD.taxi(B)44.A.BecauseB.IfC.WhenD.Though(C)45.A.bookB.newspaperC.ticketD.magazine(A)46.A.giveB.sellC.lendD.take(A)47.A.throwsB.getsC.looksD.takes(C)48.A.storesB.restaurantsC.buildingsD.hotels(D)49.A.haveB.likeC.wantD.are(B)50.A.interestingB.boringC.tallD.big(C)51.A.highB.boringC.interestingD.important(D)52.A.breakfastB.lunchC.adrinkD.dinner(B)53.A.goodB.newC.strangeD.bad(A)54.A.ourhandsB.knivesC.platesD.bowls(B)55.A.eatB.putC.cookD.buyB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)clearcomingknewonbeforeplantnobodyeverythingairtoagainstartTherewasasmalltownnearamountain.Peopletherelovedtheirtownverymuch.Andtheygrewmany56onthemountain.Waterintheriverstherewasvery57.Thereweremanykindsoffishinthem.Andthe58wasclean.Peopletherelivedasimplelife,buttheywereveryhappy.Afterafewyears,somepeopleinthetown59tocutdowntheplantstosellformoney,buttheydidn’tgrownewplants.Thereweresomepeoplefromcities60tovisitthetown.Peoplebegantogetsomeanimalsasfoodtotreat(cÌ)thevisitors.Ofcourse,theymadelotsofmoney.But61realizedwhatthetownwouldbelikeinthefuture.Astimewent62,therewerefewerplantsandanimals.Thewaterbecamedirty.Thevisitorswerefewerandfewer.Afterafewyears,peoplethere63theymuststopdestroying(ÍÎ)nature.Theywouldliketolivethehappylifeastheyhad64.Sotheybegantogrownewplants.Theyhopethetownwillbecomebeautiful65.56.plants57.clear58.air59.started60.coming61.nobody62.on63.knew64.before65.again3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AIthinkSouthAmericaisthemostinterestingplaceintheworld.YoucanenjoybeautifulnatureinMarkBrazil,thebeachesofRioandtheAmazonRainforest.Youcanalsofeelpeople’sgreatloveforfootball.WXYZ[·100· IwouldsaythatFranceisthemostinterestingplacetovisit.AndithassomuchtoseeinFrance.KevinJustrememberingmytriplastsummertheremakesmewanttovisitthecountryagain.IliveinAmerica.IthinkthatGreeceisthemostinterestingplace.MymotherwasbornthereandMasonshetoldmemanygreatstoriesaboutit.IlovetolearnaboutthehistoryofGreece.ThereisnoplacelikeChina!Ithaslongrivers,highmountainsandbeautifullakes.IthastheHelenlongesthistoryandthemostfantasticculture.AndthetraditionalChinesefoodisverydelicious.IwanttolivetherewhenIgrowup.(C)66.PeopleinSouthAmericalikeverymuchaccordingtothepassage.A.tennisB.basketballC.footballD.volleyball(D)67.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutHelen?A.ShecomesfromChina.B.ShevisitedFrancelastsummer.C.HermotherwasborninGreece.D.ShelikesChinesefood.(A)68.Thefourpeoplearemainlytalkingabout.A.theirfavoriteplacesB.wheretheywanttoliveC.whichcountrytheyarefromD.theirvacationBILikeLivingaCountryLifeMolly:IlivedinMaryland,nearWashington,D.C.forover30yearsbutmovedtoasmalltowninSouthFloridaaboutfouryearsago.Thistownissmall:oneredlight,onestore,onebar...butIloveithere.Ilovesittingatthefrontdoorandwaving(¶y)tothe(few)carsthatpassby,becausethepeopleineachofthemalwayswavetome.Ilovelisteningtothefrogs(1Ï)atnight.IlovegoinghikinginthemountainsbehindthehouseanytimeIwant.SometimeswedrivetooneofthebigcitiesnearbybutIhatethetraffic.Dennis:Ilikethequietrural(ÐUF)areathatwelivein.Ifwewanttogotothecity,ittakesonlyonehour.Idon’tthinkIwouldliketolivethere.Itistoonoisy.Youhavetowaitfortrafficlights,youhavetowaitinlinesinthestores,andyouhavetofindparkingplaces,etc.Also,thecrime(ÑÒ)inthecityismuchworsethanthataroundhere.(D)69.Mollymovedtoasmalltownfouryearsagobecause.A.thetownissmallB.shelovessittingatthefrontdoorC.peoplealwayswavetoherD.itisinthecountryside(A)70.In“butIloveithere”,“it”refersto(t¢).A.thetownB.theredlightC.thestoreD.thebar(A)71.ThemostimportantreasonwhyDennislikeshisruralhomeisthat.A.itisquietB.itisnotfarfromthecityC.ithasmanyparkingplacesD.thereisnotsomuchcrime!"(#$%)8&·101· (C)72.ThecityproblembothMollyandDennisspeakaboutis.A.theunfriendlypeopleB.nomountainsbehindthehouseC.difficulttrafficD.worsecrimesC2HongKongliesclosetoGuangdongProvince.Ithasanareaof1,078kmandithasthreemainparts:22HongKongIsland(77.5km),Kowloon(45.5km)andtheNewTerritories,including235smallislands2(955km).Today,HongKongisagreatinternationalbusinesscentreandoneoftheworld’slargestfinancial(vÓF)centers.In2010therewereover7millionpeople,andalmost95%wereChinesepeople.ChineseandEnglisharetheofficiallanguagesandCantonese(Ôë+)isthemostpopulardialect.Butmanypeople,especiallyinshopsandhotels,speakEnglish.SpringinHongKongisfromMarchtomidMay.It’swarmandhumid,usuallyaround23℃.Jacketsorsweatersaresuggestedatthistimeofyear.SummerisfromlateMaytomidSeptember.Itisveryhotandhumid,andthetemperatureisbetween28℃and33℃,orevenhigher.Shirts,cottonclothes,sweatersforindoorsandumbrellasforoutsidearenecessary.AutumnisfromlateSeptembertoearlyDecember.Itiswarmandlesshumid,likeinspring.Thereareoftenclearsunnydays.Peopleoftenwearshirts,sweatersandlightjackets.WinterisfromlateDecembertoFebruary.Itiscoolandalittledry,usuallyaround17℃.Youshouldputonsuits,lightsweatersandcoats.(B)73.Theunderlinedword“dialect”means“”inChinese.A.ÕB.kÕC.´D.Ö(D)74.What’stheweatherlikeinHongKonginwinter?A.Warmandhumid.B.Hotandhumid.C.Warmandsunny.D.Coolanddry.(D)75.ThefirsttwoparagraphstellusA.HongkongliesinGuangdongprovince.B.PeopleinHongkongspeakthreeofficiallanguages.C.PeopleinshopsandhotelsonlyspeakEnglish.D.Hongkongisaninternationalbusinesscentre.(C)76.Accordingtothepassage,whatclothesshouldyoupacktogotoHongKonginNovember?A.Tshirtsandshorts.B.Cottonsuits.C.Lightjackets.D.Heavyovercoats.DWhichisthebestcityinEurope?Eachcityhasitsownspecialfeatures(!9).Itdependsonwhatapersonlikesanddislikes.Nowlet’sseethethreemostpopularcitiesinEurope.London,theUnitedKingdomIfyoulikeale(×ØK),oryouareinterestedinhistory,youwilllikethiscity.ThebesttimetovisitLondonisfromMaytoOctober.YoucanvisittheBritishMuseum,theTateModernandWestminsterPalace.WXYZ[·102· 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8、9:;<(15+)“MySubjects”Ú0,ã(ãP!´FÂä。ªæç:1.På=>æçè?2.æçèå¡é?3.æçèåêë?4.æçèåì?5.æçè嵫?6.æçèå¡_?mn:80ÍÎ。MySubjectsI’mamiddleschoolstudent.I’mlearningmanysubjectsinschool.TheyareChinese,English,history,geography,maths,musicandP.E..MyfavoriteisEnglish.IthinkEnglishisthemostinterestingofall.Andit’seasytome.IlikepracticingEnglishwithmyclassmates.Idon’tlikehistoryandgeography.Theyarethedullestsubjects.Ilikemaths,too,thoughitisthemostdifficult.IthinkChineseisthemostusefulsubjectandP.E.isthemostimportanttoourhealth.WXYZ[·104· >J%&"(!":120#$%#:120#)"、()&*(25+)A)"()*5+,-。.+,-/0123,435678A、B、C9:;<5;=>?;<。(@.+,-/,ABC010DE8FGHI0J23KLM)123。.+,-MNO。(.231P)(B)1.WhenwilltheymeetMrGreen?(A.8:30.B.8:15.C.8:45."(A)2.Whereisthewomannow?A.Inarestaurant.B.Inashop.C.Athome.(A)3.Whatistheweatherlike?A.Cold.B.Cool.C.Snowy.+(A)4.Whatdoesthemando?A.Heisashopassistant.B.Heisadoctor.C.Heisawaiter.(B)5.WhatisSallydoing?A.Readingaletter.B.Doingwashing.C.Makingaphonecall.B)()*9+,-KN+QR,.+,-SQR/0T:23,435678A、B、C9:;<&5;=>?;<。(.+,-SQRUABC030DE8FGLMV23。.+,-SQRMN%O。(.231P)&"()*+,,-"6."7/0。*(B)6.What’sthematterwithTom?A.Hisbikewasbroken.B.Hislegwashurt.C.Hefeelsmuchbetter.(B)7.WhatdidthedoctoraskTomtodo?A.Toworryabouthislessons.B.Tostayinbedforafewdays.C.Togohomeatonce.&"1)*+,,-"8."10/0。(B)8.Wheredidthemanlosehisbag?$)A.Onthewayhome.#B.Inthewaitingroom.C.IntheLostandFoundDepartment.(A)9.Whatcoloristheman’sbag?A.Black.B.Brown.C.Yellow.(B)10.What’sintheman’sbag?A.Awallet,somemoneyandsomenamecards.B.Awallet,anewbookandsomenamecards.C.Anewbook,anIDcardandsomemoney.&"2)*+,,-"11."13/0。"(C)11.Wecanknowathlete(s)fromtheconversation.!A.oneB.twoC.three(B)12.JacklikesLiuGuoliangbecauseheis.A.kindB.talentedC.handsome!"(#$%)8&·105· (A)13.Lilydoesn’tknowRaulbecause.A.shedoesn’tlikesoccerB.shedoesn’tlikeRaulC.Raulisn’toutstanding&"()34,,-"14."16/0。(C)14.PeopleinBritainspendoftheirfreetimeonsportsandhobbies.A.45%B.24%C.21%(C)15.HowlongdopeopleinBritainlistentotheradioeachweek?A.25hours.B.15hoursand15minutes.C.15hoursand50minutes.(A)16.WhichofthefollowingactivitiesisNOTmentionedinthemonologue(34)?A.Skating.B.DIY.C.Gardening.&"1)34,,-"17."20/0。(B)17.HowoldisTom?A.3.B.4.C.5.(A)18.WhoheldthebirthdaypartyforTom?A.Hismother.B.Hisfather.C.Hisfriends.(C)19.HowmanyfriendsdidTom’smotherinvited?A.Four.B.Five.C.Six.(C)20.HowlongdoesthepartylastaccordingtoMrsGreen?A.Morethan3hours.B.1hour.C.1.5hoursor2hours.C)"()*1+]^,_`]^ab@cde,.:feghi3:Xj。(]^UAC050DE8FGLMdeab。]^MNO。(.231P)Welcometothe21.ScienceMuseumFloorsWhattovisitTherearesomesciencelabs.YouwillspendOnthefirstfloor22.anhourhere.OnthesecondfloorYoucansee23.thehistoryofthecar.Onthe24.thirdfloorYouwilllearnaboutspaceandspace25.travel.,、#-./(15+)"LM)*V23,435678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnofRp8>?;<。(.231P)(B)26.CarolisthanIam,butwelikedoingthesamethings.A.outgoing;bothB.muchmoreoutgoing;bothC.muchoutgoing;allD.outgoing;all(D)27.Puttheingredientsinthecontainerand,please.A.mixupitB.mixitupC.mixupthemD.mixthemupZ[·106· (D)28.—afootballmatchbetweenClass3andClass4thisafternoon.Howaboutwatchingit?—Soundsgreat!A.ThereisB.TherehaveC.ThereisgoingtohaveD.Thereisgoingtobe(B)29.—DoyouknowanythingaboutthesingerJay?—Yeah.IheardthathespeaksEnglishbestinthefamily,buthespeaksChineseinthefamily.A.bestB.worstC.betterD.worse(D)30.—didyourfatherhiccup?—Hehiccupped13years.A.When;inB.How;forC.Why;/D.Howlong;for(A)31.LiMingcan’tcometohelpusthisafternoon.Hehasgot.A.somethingimportanttodoB.importantsomethingtodoC.todoimportantsomethingD.todosomeimportant(A)32.—Howwasthetalentshow?—Itwasagreat.Manypeoplewatcheditandlikeditverymuch.A.successB.gameC.prizeD.plan(C)33.—DoyoulikeJazz107.9FM?—Yes,ofcourse.Itbeautifulmusic.A.makesB.getsC.playsD.works(D)34.—Couldyoupleasemybaby?I’mgoingtogetsomefruit.—OK.Mypleasure.A.lookforB.takepartinC.workonD.takecareof(C)35.—Whentheythefloor?—Beforetheywenthome.A.are;sweepingB.do;sweepC.did;sweepD.were;sweeping(D)36.—Whosingsinyourclass,Mike?—Lindadoes.Sheoftensingsussongs.A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best(D)37.Healwaysgoestoschoolbike,butsometimeshetheschoolbus.A.by;onB.rides;onC.rides;takesD.by;takes(C)38.—Idriveyourcartotheparty,Dad?—No,you.You’restilltooyoungtodrive.A.Can;couldn’tB.Shall;shouldn’tC.May;can’tD.Must;maynot(A)39.—Isthepassagedifficulttounderstand?—Yes,thereareafewnewwords.A.thoughB.soC.butD.if(B)40.—I’mtoobusyandstressedout.—A.Itdoesn’tmatter.Metoo.B.Whynotrelaxwithyourfriends?C.Haveagoodtime.D.Nothingserious.!"(#$%)8&·107· 0、12./(25+)A)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4V23678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=lmnoxyfRp8>?;<。(.231P)Wintervacationiscoming.I’mvery41becauseI’mgoingbacktoMexicofromLasVegas,America.I’mgoingbackhometovisitmyfamilyandmyfriendsandspend42withthem.Inmy43wedon’thaveabigcelebration(íî).We44ourtimeatmygrandparents’house.45inmyfamilyspendsourtimethere.Wehave46Christmastree.Myauntscookfood,47turkeyandsalad.We48hotcoffee,sodaandjuice.Sometimes49eatchocolate.MycousinsandIalways50fireworks(ï]),andwhenitisabout9or10o’clock51,weplay52.Sometimesmyuncleshelpuswiththefireworksbecausesomeofmycousinsaretoo53.At12:00pmorintheearlymorning,weopenour54.Ihopetogobacktomy55toseemyfamilyandfriendssoon!Ican’twait.(B)41.A.tiredB.happyC.sadD.worried(C)42.A.weekendsB.NewYearC.ChristmasD.Sunday(A)43.A.familyB.schoolC.officeD.class(D)44.A.takeB.needC.payD.spend(C)45.A.SomebodyB.NobodyC.EverybodyD.All(A)46.A.abigB.asmallC.cheapD.anexpensive(D)47.A.asB.forC.withD.like(B)48.A.eatB.drinkC.buyD.make(A)49.A.weB.theyC.peopleD.kids(C)50.A.makeB.takeC.buyD.borrow(B)51.A.inthemorningB.intheeveningC.atnoonD.intheafternoon(B)52.A.gamesB.thefireworksC.sportsD.thepiano(D)53.A.tallB.shortC.oldD.young(A)54.A.giftsB.boxesC.roomsD.windows(D)55.A.schoolB.countryC.companyD.hometownB)"qLM)*]^,rstuv,w/4z{5678j5;=>|}810:,~t}nf,.:j~1。(.231P)clothesraincoatcallmakeheavyhairrainumbrellasizegoodwomaneyeAgirlwithblue56isablueeyedgirl.Amanwithlonglegsisalongleggedman.A57withwhitehairisawhitehairedwoman.Childrenwith58looksaregoodlookingchildren.Whatdoyoudowhenyouwanttobuy59?Yougotoashop.Ifyoucanfindclothesthataretheright60foryou,andiftheyarereadytowear,youwillprobablybuythem.Theyare61readymadeclothes.Ifyoucan’tfindclothesthataretherightsize,youwillgotoatailor’s.Thetailorcan62clothesforyou.Wecallthiskindofclothestailormadeclothes.Whatdoyouwearwhenitrains63?Youwearacoatthatwillkeeptherainout.Itiscalleda64.Itismadeofwaterproofcloth.ThereisalotofraininEngland.IfyoucometoEngland,bringbotharaincoatandan65.Youwillfindthemuseful.56.eyes57.woman58.good59.clothes60.size61.called62.make63.heavily64.raincoat65.umbrellaZ[·108· 3、4567(40+)A)"LM)*]^,_`]^ab4.3678A、B、C、Dk:;<5;=>?;<。(.232P)AMike:I’m16yearsold.Iwanttobeasingerinthefuture.Ienjoysinging.AndIbegantoplaythepianowhenIwassix.NowI’mgoodatplayingit.Iamgoingtopracticealottomakemydreamcometrue.Larry:I’mafourteenyearoldboyfromLondon.Ilikemeetingpeopleandtalkingtopeople,andIenjoytraveling.SoIwanttobeareporterwhenIgrowup.Lucy:Iwanttobeateacherlikemyfather.IwanttoteachbecauseIliketobewithchildren.Iamgoingtostudyhardtobeagoodteacher.Bob:Tobeadoctorismydream.Iwanttohelpsickpeople.Itisreallyagreatthingtohelppeoplegethealthyagain.Iamgoingtofeelhappy.Idon’tmindworkinglateintheevening.(B)66.Mikestartedtoplaythepianowhenhewasyearsold.A.fiveB.sixC.tenD.sixteen(A)67.Larrywantstobea.A.reporterB.singerC.doctorD.teacher(D)68.IfBob’sdreamcomestrue,hemaywork.A.inaschoolB.withhisfatherC.inastoreD.lateintheeveningBSomepeoplesayhumanbeings(ð)arenottheonlyanimalsthathavelanguage.Otheranimalsalso“talk”toeachotherindifferentways.Formanyyearsscientistsaremakingexperiments(_Ë)withanimalsandlearnedalotaboutanimals.Abee(0/)cantellotherbeesaboutfoodbydances.Therearetwokindsofdances—rounddanceandtailwagging(ÐñòF)dance.Ifthefoodiscloseby,notmorethantenmetersaway,thebeemakestherounddance.Ifthefoodisfaraway,thebeemakesthetailwaggingdance.Otherbeesknowhowfarthefoodisbywatchingthedance.Theyalsolearnwhatflowertheyshouldlookforbysmellingthedancebee.Buttheydonotknowwhetherthefoodishighupintheairorlowdownontheground.Likebees,dolphins,whichliveinseas,alsocantelleachotheraboutfoodandotherthings.Monkeysareclevererthanbeesanddolphins.Butscientistsfinditdifficulttoteachmonkeystospeaklikehumanbeings.Signlanguage,inwhichwordsarenotspoken,isabetterlanguageformonkeystolearn.Wereallycannotsaywhetheranimalshavelanguageornot.Moreexperimentshavetobedonebeforewecangiveaclearanswertothisquestion.(B)69.Ifthefoodisfifteenmetersaway,thebeemakes.A.therounddanceB.thetailwaggingdanceC.firsttherounddanceandthenthetailwaggingdanceD.firstthetailwaggingdanceandthentherounddance(A)70.Otherbeescantellfromwatchingthedance.A.howfarthefoodisB.howhighthefoodisC.whatflowertheyshouldlookforD.whetherthefoodishighupintheairorlowdownontheground(C)71.Dolphins.A.looklikebeesB.cantelleachotheraboutfoodbydancesC.arenotascleverasmonkeysD.cantellhowfarthefoodisbywatchingthedance!"(#$%)8&·109· (B)72.Monkeyslearnbetter.A.humanlanguageB.signlanguageC.animallanguageD.spokenlanguageCDoyouenjoyreading?HerereadersofyouragefromallovertheUnitedStatesrecommend(¥ó)greatbooksforyoutoread:!MyfavoritebookisDon’tDie,MyLovebyLurleneMcDaniel.Iloveallherbooks,butthiswasthefirstoneIreadandIhavetosay,itisbyfarmyfavorite.Itdoesn’tendlikeotherbooks,andIcriedwhilereading.!IthinkNancyDrewisgreat!Nancyisadetective(ô)whohasmanyfantasticideas!Iloveitbecauseit’sabookfromwhenmygrandmawasmyage,andIcanshare(#8)thefunwithher!!IrecommendSkinnyBonesbyBarbaraPark.Itisfunnysopleaseadditonyourbooklist.Youdon’twanttomissoutfunnystories!!IwouldsuggestbyJudyBlume.ItisarealthingsthathappenedtoJudyBlume.Itisaboutagirl,Alice,whomeetssomegirlsatanewstate.Theybecomefriends,makeaclubandmeetonceaweek.TheystopaftertwoweeksbecausetheyalllikeaboyintheirclassandputhimasNumberOne.Ithinkeverygirlshouldreadthisbecauseitisaboutourgrowingup.!IreadabookcalledNeela:VictorySonganditwassogoodthatIreadittwice!IttakesplaceinIndiain1936andthis12yearoldgirlnamedNeelatriestosaveherfather!Ithaslotsofhistoryinit!Ialsolearnedalotaboutdifferentcultures!ThewriternameisChitraBanerjeeDivakaruni.(C)73.Accordingtothereader,SkinnyBonescanbedescribedasastory.A.sadB.historyC.funnyD.detective(D)74.Fromwhichbookcanwelearndifferentcultures?A.SkinnyBonesB.NancyDrewC.Don’tDie,MyLoveD.Neela:VictorySong(C)75.WhoismostprobablyanIndianauthor?A.JudyBlume.B.BarbaraPark.C.ChitraBanerjeeDivakaruni.D.LurleneMcDaniel.(B)76.Thebestnameofthe4thbookis.A.MySecretB.GrowingTroubleC.ThreeFriendsD.AliceLearnsaLessonDWhenyouaresleeping,yourbreath(Dõ)slows.Ifyouwanttostayawake(èöF),youneedtogetmoreoxygen(÷ø)intoyourbody.Afteryoustudyorworkeachday,yourbodyneedstosleep.Sleephelpsyourbrainrest.Withoutsleep,youcannotthinkquicklyandyouwon’tfeelwellthenextday.Youwillfeeltiredandyourbodywillslowdown.Peoplespendaboutonethirdoftheirlivessleeping.Mostpeoplehaveaboutfourtofivedreamseverynight,buttheycan’trememberallofthem.Adreamcanlastbetweenfivetothirtyminutes.Youmayhaveafrighteningdream.Remember,itisnotreal.Snoring(TDù)canbenoisy!Ifaircan’tmoveeasilythroughyournoseandmouthduringsleep,youmaysnore.Z[·110· 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