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第第頁/共15頁ATomisseven.Hegoestoschooleveryday.Theschoolisnearhishome,sohegoesthereonfootandcomesbackhomeontim鼓時(shí)）.Buttodayheislate.Hismotheraskshim,“Whyareyoulatetoday?”“Iamintheheadmasterffice（校長辦公室）.”“Whydoyougootheheadmaster'soffice?”“Becausemyteacherasksaiquestionintheclass.Nobodycanasnwerit,butIcan.“It'sgoodtoanswertheteacheestion.'"s“Butthequestionis,Woputsinkonmychair?”IsTomshomefarfromhisschool?Howdoeshegotoschool?DoesTomoftencomebackhomelate?OnlyTomcananswerthequeson,canthe?IsitgoodforTomtodoit?BMrandMrsSmithcomefromSydney.TheyteachEnglishinamiddleschoolinChina.Theyliketheirwork.Theyhaveasonandadaughter,JimandSue.TheyareallinChinanow.MrSmithcanspeakChinese.Helikesswimmingandreading.MrsSmithlikesswimmingintheafternoonandcooking.JimandSuelikeplayingchess.TheyoftenplaygameswithChineseboysandgirls.Jim'suncle,reen,worksonafarm(在農(nóng)場里)nearSydney.Helikesswimming,too.HewantstoworkinChina.Buthecan'tspeaeCe.SoheisstillthereandgoestoChineseclasseseveryweek.( )1.WhereareJimandSuefrom?A.AmericaB.CanadaC.Australia( )2.WhatdoesMrSmithlike?Helikes.A.cookingB.readingC.playinggames( )3.WhatdoesJim'suncle/HHelikes.A.readingB.playinggamesC.swimming( )4.WheredoesSue'sunclework?A.Onafarm.B.Inaschool.C.Inaclub.( )5.Whoworksindifferentcountries(國家)now?A.MrandMrsSmith.B.MrSmithandhisuncle.C.MrSmithandhisbrother.CBrainisaschoolboy.HevesHwellivesinShanghainow.HeisfromEngland.Hestudiesinajuniormiddleschool.Hegetsupathalfpastfiveeveryday.Hehasbreakfastatsevenafterthat,hegoestoschoolwithhisfriends.Theyhavefourclassesinthemorningandtwointheafternoon.Intheeveninghedoeshishomeworkathome,butheoftenwatchesTVonSaturdayevening.Brainlikesdrawing.Hejoinsanartclub.Helikesreadingstorybooks.NowheisreadinganEnglishbookinhisroom.( )1.Brainisa.A.studentB.girlC.teacher( )2.Braingetsupeveryday.A.atsevenB.earlyC.atsix( )3.Braindoeshishomework.A.everyeveningB.atschoolC.athome( )4.Brainlikes.A.EnglishandChineseB.playingfootballC.drawingandreading( )5.Brainhasclassesatschooleveryday.A.fourB.sixC.fiveDThisisapictureofafamily.Thefather'snameisRex.Heistyo-eight.Themother'nameisLinda.Sheisforty-five.Theyhaveasonoffifteenandadaughterofsixteen.TheyareNedandRose.TheyarestudentsinNo.1MiddleSchool.Lindaisateacher.Rexisadoctor.( )1.Whatpictureisit?It'sapictureofa.A.fatherB.bedroomC.classroomD.family( )2.Howoldisthemother?A.Forty-five.B.Forty-six.C.Forty-seven.D.Forty-eight.( )3.What'sthefather?He'sa.A.workerB.studentC.doctorD.teacher( )4.HowoldisRose?A.Fifteen.B.Sixteen.C.Seventeen.D.Eighteen.( )5.Howmanypeoplearethereinthefamily?A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.D.Six.EI'mFangfang.Iliveinavillage.It'ssmallbutbeautiful..Look!Thatismyhouse.Therearesometreesnearit.Behindthehousethere'sabigriver.Youcanseesomeboatsontheriver.Manyducksarebesidetheboats.Howlovely!Oh,manyflowersarebetweenthetrees.Let'sgetsometoourteachers.()1.Fangfang'shouseissmall.()2.There'sasmallriverbehindthehouse.()3.Therearesomeboatsontheriver.()4.Whatlovelyduckstheyare!()5.SomeflowersbetweenthetreesareforourEnglishteachers.FThereisanappletreeintheyardofMikehousesTherearealotofapplesonthetree.They'erbig,red,andsweet.Oneday,Mikewantstogetanapplebecausehelikeseatingapplesverymuch,buthe'stooshort.Soheputscaairsunderthetree.Hewantsstandonthechairtogettheapple,buthestillcangetit.'Htsbrothercomesuptohelphim.Hegetstwoapples.OneisforMike,theotheroneisforhimself.Mikeisveryhappy.( )1.Anappletreeis.A.nearMike'shouseB.behindMike'shouseC.inMike'syardD.inMikeroom( )2.Mike.Sohewantstogetanapple.A.ishungryB.istallC.veryhappyD.likeseatingapples.( )3.Mikeputsachairunderthetreebecause .A.heistooshorttogettheappleB.hewantstostandsonitC.hisbrotheraskshimtodothatD.heistired( )4.Hisbrothergetsatlast(l后)A.oneappleB.twoapplesC.threeapplesD.nothing( )5.IsMikeveryhappyattheend? A.Yes,heisB.No,heisn’tC.Yes,itisGLastweekBillwentshoppingwithhissisterJaneandhisauntMary.Theywenttothebankfirstandthentheywenttothemarket.AuntMaryboughtsomefruitgrapesandapples.Billwantedcoconuts,butthereweren'tany.AuntMaryboughtsomeicecreams.Shehadone,Janehadone,butBillhadtwoicecreams,Billwasveryhappy.Questions:Howmanypeoplewentshopping?Wheredidtheygofirst?WhatkindoffruitdidAuntMarybuy?Whohadtwoicecreams?WasBillveryhappy?WhenpeoplemeeteachotherforthefirsttimeinBritain,theysay“Howdoyoudo?”andshakehands握手).Usuallytheydonotshakehandswhentheyjustmeetorsaygoodbye.Buttheyshakehandsaftertheyhaven'tmoetalongtimeorwhentheywillbeawayfromeachotherforalongtime.LastyearagroupofGermanstudentswenttoEnglandforaholiday.TheirteachertoldthemthattheEnglishpeoplehardlyshakehands.SowhentheymettheirEnglishfriendsatthestation,theykepttheirhandsbehindtheirbacks.TheEnglishstudentshadlearnedthattheGermansshakehandsasoftenaspossible,sotheyputtheirhandsinfrontandgotreadytoshakehandswiththem.Itmadebothofthemlaugh.( )1.Itisifyouknowthelanguageandsomeofthecustomsofthecountry.A.notusefulB.nothelpfulC.veryhelpfulD.verybad( )2.Englishpeopleusuallyshakehandswhenthey.A.meeteverytimeB.meetforthefirsttimeC.saygoodbyetoeachotherD.sayhellotoeachother( )3.UsuallyEnglishpeopledontshakehands.whentheywillbeawayforalongtimewhentheysay“Howdoyoudo?”whentheyjustmeetorsaygoodbyeaftertheyhaven'tmetforalongtime()4.Whichisright?Germanpeopleshakehandsasoftenaspossible.Englishpeoplelikeshakinghandsverymuch.Germanpeoplehardlyshakehands.NeitherEnglishpeoplenorGermanslikeshakinghands.( )5.Thisstoryisabout.A.shakinghandsB.languagesC.customsD.languagesandcustomsIWhenpeoplemeeteachotherforhefirsttimeinBritain,theysay “Howdoyoudoshakehands握手).Usuallytheydonotshakehandswhentheyjustmeetorsaygoodbye.Buttheyshakehandsaftertheyhaven'tmetforalongtonevhentheywillbeawayfromeachotherforalongtime.LastyearagroupofGermanstudentswenttoEnglandforaholiday.TheirteachertoldthemthattheEnglishpeoplehardlyshakehands.SowhentheymettheirEnglishfriendsatthestation,theykepttheirhandsbehindtheirbacks.TheEnglishstudentshadlearnedthattheGermansshakehandsasoftenaspossible,sotheyputtheirhandsinfrontandgotreadytoshakehandswiththem.Itmadebothofthemlaugh.)1.Itisifyouknowthelanguageandsomeofthecustomsofthecountry.A.notusefulB.nothelpfulC.veryhelpfulD.verybad)2.Englishpeopleusuallyshakehandswhenthey.A.meeteverytimeB.meetforthefirsttimeC.saygoodbyetoeachotherD.sayhellotoeachother( )3.UsuallyEnglishpeoplecbn'tshakehands.whentheywillbeawayforalongtimewhentheysay“Howdoyoudo?”whentheyjustmeetorsaygoodbyeaftertheyhaven’tmetforalongtime( )4．Whichisright?Germanpeopleshakehandsasoftenaspossible.Englishpeoplelikeshakinghandsverymuch.Germanpeoplehardlyshakehands.NeitherEnglishpeoplenorGermanslikeshakinghands.( )5．Thisstoryisabout .A.shakinghandsB.languagesC.customsD.languagesandcustomsJMickeyMousewasWaltDisney’smostfamchoaursacter.MickeyMousewasbornin1928.Mickey’sfirstcarntosowerePlaneCrazyandSteamboatWillie.In1973,WaltDisneymadeSnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarfs.Itwasthefirstcartoonmovie.SnowWhitewas87minuteslong.Threehundredartistsworkeddayandnightforsixmonthstofinishthedrawings.WaltDisneywonanOscarforSnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarfs.HewonelevenOscarsforcartoons.WhenwasMickeyMouseborn?WhatwasMickey’rsstficartoonsmovie?WhenwasSnowWhitemade?HowlongwasSnowWhite?HowlongdidpeopleworkonSnowWhite?HowmanyOscarsdidWaltDisneywin?KOnemorning,Mrs.Blackwasgoingtodosomeshoppingwithherdaughter,Mary.Whentheywerewalkinginthestreet,Mrs.Blackwasknockeddown(撞倒)byafastcarandwasquicklytakentoahospital.Thenextsaythedrivercametothehospitaltoseeherwithabeautifulflower.ButMrs.Blackwasweakandcouldhardly(幾乎不)speak,soherdaughter,wentinandspokequietlytohermother,M“other,theyoungmanwhoknockedyoudowniswaitingoutside.Mayhecomein?”“Yes,”Mrs.Blackalsospokequietly, “ifheisonfoot.”TOC\o"1-5"\h\z.( )Mrs.Blackwasgoingtodosomeshoppingwithher .A.daughterB.sisterC.driverD.mother.( )Mrs.Blackwasknockeddownbya .A.bikeB.carC.busD.boat.( )Thenextsaywhenthedrivercametoseeher,Mrs.Black .A.becamewell B.wassleepingC.wasdying D.wasnotverywell.( )Whenthedaughtertoldhermotherthatthedriverwantedtocamein, A.shefeltmoredangerousB.shebecameveryhappyC.shesaid“yes” D.shegotmoreangry.( )ThedriverwenttoseeMrs.Blackinhospitalwith .aniceflowerB.allkindsoffruitsC.somevegetablesD.alotoffoodLManypeopleliketowatchTV.WatchingTVisoneofthemostimportantactivities(活動(dòng))oftheday.TVbringstheoutsideclosertopeople’shomes.SomepeoplesaytheworldissmallerthanbeforebecauseofTV.What’sgoingoninthethoercountries?Howdopeopleliveplacesfaraway?Isthereagoodsportsgamesomewhere榮地方)?What'slifeinthdeepestpartofthesea?Ifyouwanttoanswertheseandotherkindsofquestions,justturnonthe.TTVurnitonandwatch.Youcanseealotandlearnalot.Ofcourse,peoplecanalsolearnthroughreadingorlisteningtotheradio.ButwithTVtheycanlearnbetterandmoreeasily.Why?Becausetheycanhearandwatch,too.TVhelpstoopenoureyes.TValsohelpstoopenourmind弗想).TVoftengivesusmewideas.Welearnnewerandbetterwaysofdoingsomething.( )1.Somepeoplesaytheworldissmallerthanbeforebecause .A.TVmakestheearthsmallerandsmallerallpeopleliketowatchTVwatchingTVisoneofthemostimportantactivitiesofthedayTVbringstheoutsideworldclosertopeople( )2.Wecan whenwewatchT.VgotoliveintheothercountriesanswerTVmanyquestionsgetalotofinformation(信息)askTVsomequestions( )3.PeoplelearnbetterthroughTVthanthroughradiobecause .TVsetsarebiggerthanradiospeoplecannotonlyhearbutalsowatchwithoutTVpeoplecan e’ntthoepireyesit’searstoieturnonTVthantoturnontheradio( )4.Thesentence “aTlsVohelpstoopenourminds”means: .ourmindscanonlybeopenedbyTVsomethingiswrongwithourmindsitcanhelpustoincreaseourknowledge增長知識)TVisnewtous( )5.Thisarticle(文章)hastoldus .it’gosodtowatchTVnottowatchTVanymorestudentsshouldn’twatchTVatanytimetostopreadingtowatchTVMMr.Brownisadoctor.Heworksinahospital.It’sfarroamwahyisfhometothehospital.Heoftencomesbackhomelateandoftenforgetshisfamily’sbirthdays.ButlastFridayafternoonafterdoinghiswork,hesuddenlyremembereditwashiswife’sbirthday.oSonhiswayhomehewentintoaflowershoptobuysomebeautifulflowers.Mr.Browngothomeandgavehiswifetheflowersandsaidtoher,“Habpirptyhdaytoyou!”Ms.rBrownsawthesebeautifulflowers,laughingandsaying,“Mybirthdaywasthedaybeforeyesterday,nottoday,butthankyouforgivingmybirthdaypresent.Andlatebetterthannever.”根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正(T)誤(F)。TOC\o"1-5"\h\zMr.BrownisanEnglishteacher. ( )It’snotfarawaymfrohishometo thehospital. ( )Heboughtsomebeautifulflowers forhiswife. ( )Mrs.Brown’sbirthdaywoansWednesday. ( )Mrs.Brownwashappytoseeherbirthdaypresent.( )NMrs.Greenaskedhersontolookafterhisbabysisterforhalfanhourwhenshewasdoinghousework.Theboytookthebabyoutintothegardenandtheywereplayinghappily.Suddenlythebabybegantocry.“Billy,what’msatterwithSusan?Whyisshecrying?”Mrs.Greenshoutedtohersonwhensheheardthebabycrying.“Shewantsmycoins.”adnsBwilelyr.e“Butshewantstokeepthem!”answeredBilly.“No,shedoesn’t!”Mrs.Gr“eeSnhseaids.onlyababy.Sheistooyoguntounderstandanything.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z“ButIknowthatshewantstokeepcoins,”answeredBilly.“Shehasalreadyswallowed(吞下)twoofthem! ”( )1.Billywasplayinghappilywithhisbabysister .A.inthehouseB.outsidethehouseC.inthegardenD.behindthegarden( )2.Susanbegantocrybecause .A.sheswallowedtwocoins B.shewantedmorecoinsC.shewantedtoplaywithBilly D.Billytookawayhercoins( )3.Mrs.Green .A.wantedBillytostophercryingB.letBillystopcryingC.askedBillytokeepthecoinsD.letBillyplaywithafewcoins( )4.Billy .hadnotimetolookafterSusanhadnomorecoinsforSusandidn’tnwttaokeepthecoinsforhimselfwasnotgoodattakingcareofbabies( )5.Mrs.Green .stoppedtocrywastoobuytokeepthecoinstoldSusannottocrydidn’tknowwhySusanwascryingOWhenMr.Davidretired（退休）,heboughtasmallhouseinavillagenearthesea.Helikeditandhopedtoliveaquietlifeinit.Buttohissurprise,manytourists游客）cametoseehishouseinsummerholidays,foritwasthemostinterestingbuildinginthevillage.Fr