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A.inB.atC.forD.on

（）8.Whatdidthewomanaskjustnow?

Sheaskedme__________.

A.whowasIwaitingforB.howshecangettothepostoffice

C.whereIlivedD.whethercouldshehelptofindthepostoffice

（）9.Wemusthelphim,___heisourfriend.

A.afterallB.aboveallC.notatallD.firstofall

（）10.YaoMingisapopularbasketballplayer_____theChinesepeople.

A.amongB.forC.betweenD.with

（）11.Theyall_____passingtheexam.

A.succeedofB.succeededofC.succeedinD.succeededin

（）12.No.1MiddleSchool______us5____3.They______thematchintheleague.

A.beat,to,beatB,won,for,beatC.beat,to,wonD.won,for,won

（）13.Iwanttoknowifshe_______mewithmyEnglishifshe______timethisSunday.

A.willhelp,hasB.helps,willhaveC.willhelp,willhaveD.helps,has

（）14.Ihavemanyhobbies,_______collectingstamps,playingfootballandsoon.

A.suchasB.forexampleC.thatistosayD.infact

（）15.Wefind__veryimportant___Englishwell.

A./,learningB./,tolearnC.it,learningD.it,tolearn

Ⅱ.Clozetest

Nobodycanbehappyallthetime.Youmaybecomeunhappysometimes,16,whenyoufailanexam.Oryoumaybecomesadwhenyouloseoneofyourfriendsorrelatives.It’s17tohavethesefeelings.Ifyoudon’tknowhowtosolvetheseproblems,youmay18somethingfromJeff.

Jeffalmostwentmadwhenhis19waskilledinacaraccident.He20playsoccerorgotothemovieswithhisfriends.Instead,hejustsatinhisbedroomanddidn’ttalkto21,evenhisparents.Jefffeltthattheworldwasunfair.Hewasquiteangrywiththedriver22hiscarhithisbrother,eventhoughitwasan23.Afterafewmonths,Jeffbegantounderstanditwasuselesstobeangry.Nowhestill24hisbrother,buthedoesn’thatethedriveranylonger.Heisbeginningtotalktohisparentsandthismakesthemhappyagain.Hedoesn’t25inhisroombyhimselfanylonger.Instead,hegoestothemoviesorplayssportswithhisfriendsandheisfeelingbetternow.

（）16.A.forexampleB.infactC.aboveallD.afterall

（）17A.unuaualB.normalC.likelyD.strange

（）18A.stopB.learnC.protectD.hear

（）19A.friendB.motherC.fatherD.brother

（）20A.refusedtoB.likedtoC.plannedtoD.triedto

（）21A.somebodyB.everybodyC.anybodyD.nobody

（）22A.althoughB.soC.becauseD.while

（）23A.experienceB.experimentC.accidentD.instruction

（）24A.helpsB.missesC.likesD.respects

（）25A.liveB.playC.lieD.stay

Ⅲ.Communication

ChoosethebestresponsefromAtoFintheboxaccordingtothesentencegiven.

（）26.HowmanypeoplevisittheForbiddenCityeveryyear?

（）27.What’sthemeaningof“actually”?

（）28.HowdoyougotoAustralia?

（）29.Whichcartooncharacterdoyoulikebest?

（）30.Junkfoodshouldbebanned（禁止）atschool.

A.Itmeans“infact”.

B.I’mgoingtotakeaplane.

C.About8,000,000peopleallovertheworld.

D.Itmeans“useagain”.

E.MonkeyKing.

F.Iagreewithyou.

Ⅳ.Readingcomprehension

（A）

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JudgethefollowingsentecnesTrue（T）orFalse（F）.

（）31.A15-year-oldstudentcangodancinginTicky’sDiso.

（）32.IfyouhavelunchinKarma,youwillserveyourselfatthetalbe.

（）33.You’llhavetoarriveattheTicky’sDiscoonSaturdayat8:

00p.m..

（）34.TheywillhavethepartyforNewYear’sDay.

（）35.Ifyouwanttoknowmoreinformationabouttheparty,youcan’twritealetter.

（B）

MatchtheproblemsinColumnⅠwiththeirsolutionsinColumnⅡ.

Ⅰ

Ⅱ

（）36.Ioftenseepeoplethrowtherubbish

everywhere.EvenifItellthemhowtodoit,theywon’tlistentome.

（）37.TheInternetbecomesmoreandmorepopular.Manyyoungchildrenliketogotothenetbartoplaygamesbesidesmybrother.Ihavenoideaaboutit.

（）38.I’maveryshygirl.Idon’tliketotalkwithothers.Whentheteacherasksmequestionsinclass,I’malwaystooshytoanswerit.

（　）39.I’mgettingfatterandfatter.Othersalwayslaughatme,whichmakesmeveryangry.I’malsoworryingaboutit.

（）40.Iarguedwithmybestfriendyesterday.Wedidn’ttalkwitheachother.Ifeltalittlestrangeanduncomfortable,butIdidn’tknowhowtosolveit.

A.Doexerciseeveryday.Don’teatfastandunhealthyfoodanymore.Eatahealthyandbalanceddiet.You’llbemorebeautifulandthinner.

B.Youcantellthemit’severyone’sdutytoprotecttheenvironment,andcallforpeople’sattentiontotheirsurroundings.Ibelievemoreandmorepeoplewillbewithyoutofightagainstthepollution.

C.Justtellhimorherwhat’syourfeeling,andaskyourselfifyouareright.Ifnot,saysorrytohimorher.You’llbefriendsagain.

D.Whynotjoinothers?

Inyourfreetime,youcanplaywiththem.Tellthemyourinterestandhabits.Learnaboutothersaswell.Littlebylittle,youwillbebetter.

E.It’saseriousproblem.It’snormalthatchildrenlikegames.Inoursparetime,wecanchoosesomegoodgamesandplaythem.Tellthemwhat’swrongandright.Letthemarrangetheirtime.

（C）

WemovedtoanewareawhenoursonwasinGradeFive.Beforewemoved,wetookhimtospendhalfadayathisnewschool.Therehesawhisnewclassmatesandteachers.Heenjoyedthevisit.Duringthealmost150-kilometredrivehome,hetoldusthathetoldsomeofthestudentsthedatewhenwewouldmovethere.Andhehadalsoinvitedthemtovisitus.

Themovingday,aSaturday,wasabusyday.Butwearrivedatournewhouseatnoon.Aboutanhourlater,kidsbegantocomeandsoononeoftheminvitedoursontohishousetoplayfortheafternoon.

Bythetimehereturned,heknewwheremostofthekidslivedandalloftheirfamilyhistories.

OnMondaymorning,thedoorbellrangjustbeforethetimehewouldleaveforschool.Thenitrangagainandagain.

Bythetimehewasready,wehadeightyoungboyswaitingtowalktoschoolwithhimonhisfirstday.Theyalllivednearus.

Iaskedthemiftheirparentshadsentthem.Theanswerssurprisedandpleasedme.“No,wejustcamesothathewouldhavepeopletowalkwith.”And“Itistherightthingtodo.”

Thestartingsoflastingfriendshipswereformedthatday.Wehavelivedherenearlysixyearsandthesamegroupofkidsstillplaystogether,goestopartiesonweekendstogether,andsurfstogether.

Istillgetthinkinghowwelcomingandkindthosekidswere.Andhowluckymysonistohavethemasfriends!

Choosethebestansweraccordingtothepassage.

（）41.Beforethefamilymovedtothenewarea,thesonwastakentohisnewschool.

A.toinvitetheteacherstovisitthemB.toplaywithhisclassmates

C.toseeiftheschoolwasfarD.togetknowit

（）42.Whatdidthesonknowaboutotherkidsaftertheyplayedfortheafternoon.

A.Theirlivingplacesandfamilyhistories.

B.Theirfamilystoriesandtheirlife.

C.Theirschoollifeandfamilyhistories.

D.Theirlivingplacesandfamilymembers.

（）43.Inthestory,thesonwenttoschool______onhisfirstday.

A.inhisfather’scarB.onaschoolbus

C.onfootwithotherkidsD.inanotherkid’scar

（）44.WhichofthefollowingisRightaccordingtothestory?

A.ThefamilymovedtothenewhouseonSaturdayafternoon.

B.Thekidsvisitedthehousebeforethefamilyarrived.

C.Thesonknewthekidswellbeforehegothere.

D.Thesonwasinvitedtoplayinakid’shouselaterthatafternoon.

（）45.Thepassageshowsusthat_______.

A.it’seasytomovetoanewplace

B.it’skindofpeopletohelpanewcomer

C.it’sdifficulttomakenewfriends

D.it’sbettertoliveinthesameplace

（D）

Acenturyago,teachingwasaverydifferentjobfromwhatitistoday.Teachersreveivedverylittletrainingandverylowpay.Inthe1880s,almostanyonecouldbecomeateacher.Thetrainingfornewteacherswastoattend（参加）onlyafewlecturesoneducation.Sometimesnewteacherswerealsoaskedtoserveasapupiltoamoreexperiencedteacherforashorttime.Teachersdidn’tneedadegree（学历）,either.Infact,onlyabouttwentypercentofthepeoplewhoweretrainedtobecometeachersin1880shadeverfinishedhighschool.

Youmightwonderwhypeopleinthosedayswantedtobecometeachers.Theyreceivedlowpayandwerenotgivenarisequickly.Teachers’paywasthefirstthingreducedwhentheschooldidnothaveenoughmoneytospend.