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Module1Wondersoftheworld

Unit1It'smorethan2,000yearsold.

Tonythinksnaturalwondersaremoreinterestingthanman-madeones.Giant'sCausewayisthemost

fantasticnaturalwonder.He__1_theGiant9sCausewaytwoyearsago.It'shuge.Thereareabout40,000

rocks,mostofthem_2―sixsides.

TheGiant9sCauseway__3_forseveralhundredmetresonthe_4_coastofNorthernIreland.—5—

LinglingthinksVictoriaFallsinAfricaiseven__6_.Ifsabout1,700metreswideand100metreshigh.You

can_7_theloudnoiseafewkilometresaway.InBetty'sopinion,man-madewondersaremoreexcitingthan

naturalones.—8—TerracottaArmyismorethan2,000yearsold.DarningagreesthattheThreeGorgesDam

isfantastic_9—.It'sabout2,300metreslong,185metreshighand15metreswideatthetop.Itproduces

electricityfor_10_peopleinChina.

()1.A.visitedB.visitC.visitsD.hasvisited

()2.A.inB.withC.onD.about

()3.A.runB.ranC.runsD.hasrun

()4.A.eastB.easternC.easternerD.easterner's

()5.A.SoB.AndC.ButD.Because

()6.A.fantasticB.morefantasticC.mostfantasticD.fantasy

()7.A.hearB.hearsC.heardD.hearing

()8.A.TheB.AC.AnD./

()9-A.eitherB.alsoC.neitherD.too

()10.A.amillionofB.millionC.millionsofD.millionof

Module1Wondersoftheworld

Unit2TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.

Agreatwonderofthenaturalworld

WhenIarrived,itwasearlymorninganditwasraining.Ilookedtotheeast-theskywasbecominggrey.

Igotoutofthecar,went_1_agateandwalkedalongadarkpath.Therewasnothingtosee,butIknewit

wasthere.

Afteraboutamile,—2—strangerappearedbesidethepath.He_3—methatIwouldgetthereinfive

minutes.Finally,Icametosomerocksandstopped.Ilookedoverthem,butitwassilentandtherewasnosign

ofit.Suddenly,therain_4—andthecloudscleared.Thesun_5—behindmeandshoneontherocks.Far

belowme,thegroundfellawayanddowntoariver.Iwaslookingacrossoneofthewondersofthe_6—world

-theGrandCanyon.IlookeddowntotheColoradoRiver,asilverstream_7—onemilebelowme.Ifyouput

thetwotallest_8—intheworldontopofeachotheratthebottomofthecanyon,theystillwouldnotreach

thetop.ThenIlookedacrossto_9—sideofthecanyon.Itwasaboutfifteenmilesaway,maybemore.Finally,

Ilookedtomyleftandtomyright,andonbothsidesthecanyonwentfarawayformorethan200miles.The

GrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.Itwashuge!

Iremainedbythecanyonforabouthalfanhour,andIthoughttheGrandCanyon_10—thegreatest

wonderoftheworld.

()1.A.throughB.acrossC.inD.of

()2.A./B.aC.theD.an

()3.A.repliesB.repliestoC.repliedtoD.replied

()4.A.stopB.stopsC.stoppedD.wasstopping

()5.A.riseB.roseC.hasrisenD.rises

()6.A.natureB.naturalC.morenaturalD.naturally

()7.A.nearB.nearerC.nearlyD.nearest

()8.A.buildingsB.buildingC.buildD.built

()9.A.otherB.anotherC.othersD.theother

()10.A.isB.wasC.wereD.are

Module1Wondersoftheworld

Unit3Languageinuse

Man-madeWondersoftheWorld

Wecanenjoylotsofman-madewondersoftheworld.

InEngland,youcanfindStonehenge.Stonehengeis_1—ancientcircleofstoneinthesouthofEngland.

Itisabout5,000yearsold.Itwasprobablyaplacetoburydeadpeopleoraplace_2—thestarsandtheskyat

night.Thereare_3—stones.Theyaredifferentin_4—.Thestonescamefromabout200kilometresaway.

Someofthestones_5—,butitisstilloneofthemostwonderfulsightsoftheworld.Itisawonderalso_6—

thisquestion:Howdidancientpeoplemovethesehugestoneswithoutmachinestohelpthem?Noone_7—

theanswer.

IfyougotoParis,youcan'tmisstheLouvreMuseum.It's_8—museumintheworld-everyyear,

millionsofpeoplevisitit.TheLouvreisinanoldbuilding,buttogetinsideyoumustgothroughagiantglass

pyramidthatismorethan20metrestall.Theentrance_9—themuseumisatthebottomofthepyramid.Some

peopledonotliketheglasspyramid,—10—somethinkitlooksgreat.

()1.A.aB.anC.theD./

()2-A.studyB.tostudyC.studiesD.studying

()3.A.dozenB.dozensC.dozenofD.dozensof

()4.A.highB.highlyC.heightD.higher

()5.A.missB.aremissingC.aremissedD.missed

()6.A.forB.asC.becauseD.becauseof

()7.A.knowsB.knowC.knewD.isknowing

()8.A.morevisitedB.themorevisitedC.mostvisitedD.themostvisited

()9.A.ofB.forC.toD.in

()10.A.butB.soC.howeverD.therefore

Module2Publicholidays

Unit1Myfamilyalwaysgosomewhereinterestingassoonastheholidaysbegins.

TheFirstofOctoberisChina9sNationalDay.Thepeople'sRepublicofChina_1—on1stOctober1949.

People_2_theNationalDaysincethen.Wehavea_3_holiday.Linglingandherparentshavesomeplans

fortheholidaythisyear.TheywillstayinShandong_4theendoftheholiday.Whilethey_5—withtheir

friends,they9regoingtospendonedayinQingdao.

InBetty'scountry,thenationaldayiscalledIndependenceDay.Ifson4thJuly.Theyhaveonlyoneday

—6—.Onthatday,theyusuallyhaveapicnicsomewherenice.Theyalsowatchbands_7—musicinpublic

parks.It's_8—startofthevacationseason,andmostpeopletakeavacation_9—inJulyorAugust.

IntheUK,peoplecelebrateChristmas.Tony9sfamilyalwaysgosomewhereinterestingassoonasthe

holiday_10—.

()1.A.foundB.foundedC.wasfoundingD.wasfounded

()2.A.celebrateB.celebratedC.havecelebratedD.arecelebrating

()3.A.three-dayB.three-daysC.three-day'sD.three-day's

()4.A.beforeB.sinceC.untilD.before

()5.A.arestayingB.stayedC.staysD.stay

()6.A.awayB.inC.offD.out

()7.A.playB.toplayC.playedD.plays

()8.A.aB.theC.anD./

()9.A.sometimeB.sometimesC.sometimesD.sometime

()10.A.beginB.beginsC.willbeginD.began

Module2Publicholidays

Unit2WehavecelebratedthefestivalsincethefirstpioneersarrivedinAmerica.

Thanksgiving

ThanksgivingisanAmericanfestival.ItiscelebratedonthefourthThursdayinNovember.Itis__1—

timeforaspecialdinneramongfamilyandfriends.People_2—shortspeechesandgivethanksfortheirfood.

We—3—thefestivalsincethefirstpioneersfromEnglandarrivedinAmericabyshipintheseventeenth

century.Whilethey_4—theAtlantic,manypeopledied,andaftertheylanded,theirfirstwinterwas_5—

thananyEnglishwinter.Thelocalpeople,theNativeAmericans,taughtthepioneershowtogrowcorn.The

followingyeartheycelebratedtogether_6—eatingadinnerofthenewfood.

WestillcelebrateThanksgivingtodaywithatraditionaldinner.Thekitchenisalways_7—roominour

housebecauseweallhelppreparethefood.Welaythetable,andthenbeforewebegindinner,myfathergives

thanksforthefood,soweremember_8—wecelebratethefestival.Weoftentalkalotandtellstoriesafter

dinneraswell.Whenitisallover,everyonehelpswashthedishes.

Thefestivalisaverybusytimefortravelwhenfriendsandfamiliescometogethertocelebrate.Duringthe

festival,thereareplentyofotherthingstoseeanddo.WeliveinNewYorkCity,andwegotowatchtheMacy's

ThanksgivingDayParade.ThanksgivingisthestartoftheChristmasasseason,andwestartshoppingfor

presents.Footballis_9—importantatThanksgiving,withmanyteamsplayinggames.LikemanyAmericans,

weusuallywatchthegamesontelevisionandenjoy__10_verymuch.

()1.A.anB.theC.aD./

()2.A.makeB.makesC.madeD.making

()3.A.celebrateB.havecelebratedC.arecelebratingD.celebrated

()4.A.crossingB.crossedC.arecrossingD.werecrossing

()5-A.badB.worseC.worstD.theworst

()6.A.aboutB.toC.forD.by

()7.A.crowdedB.morecrowdedC.themostcrowdedD.themorecrowed

()8.A.whyB.whatC.whenD.how

()9-A.alsoB.tooC.aswellD.either

()10.A.usB.ourC.ourselvesD.ours

Module2Publicholidays

Unit3Languageinuse

Activity9Aroundtheworld

Differentcountrieshavepublicholidaystocelebratefordifferenteventsorgreatheroes.

Manyyearsago,IlivedinGreece,—1—averybeautifulisland.On1stMay,Greekpeoplecelebrate

LabourDay,anditisalsoafestival_2—thebeginningofsummer.Duringmyfirst,Iwenttothebeachfor

LabourDayholiday.Thesunwasshining_3—andtheseawasclearblue.Iwenttoasmallrestaurantbythe

seathewaited_4—theycookedfishoverafireforlunch.Itwasdelicious.Therewerealotoflocalpeople

thereaswellassometourists.Everyonecelebratedthefestivalandenjoyedthemselves.Allthegirlsandwomen

—5—flowersintheirhair.Someonemade_6—circleofflowersformetoweartoo.Intheafternoon,people

played_7—Greekmusicanddancedonthebeach.Idancedwiththemuntiltheevening.Ihadawonderful

dayandIwillneverforget_8—.

ApartfromIndependenceDay,LabourDayandThanksgiving,theUShasseveral_9—important

holidaysduringtheyear.MartinLutherKingDayinJanuarycelebratesthebirthdayofthegreatcivilrights

leader.MartinLutherKingDayinJanuarycelebratesthebirthdayofthegreatcivilrightsleader.Columbus

DayinOctoberremembersChristopherColumbus's_10—intheAmericasin1492.

()1.A.atB.inC.onD.by

()2.A.celebrateB.celebratesC.celebratedD.tocelebrate

()3.A.brightlyB.brightC.brightnessD.brighter

()4.A.beforeB.whileC.afterD.though

()5.A.wearB.wearsC.woreD.wearing

()6-A.aB.theC.anD./

()7.A.traditionB.traditionsC.traditionalD.traditionally

()8.A.themB.theyC.itD.its

()9.A.otherB.theotherC.othersD.another

()10.A.arriveB.arrivalC.arrivesD.arrived

Module3Heroes

Unit1Shetrainedhard,soshebecameagreatplayerlater.

DengYapingisDaming'shero.Hethinksthatsheis_1_oneofthebesttabletennisplayersintheworld.

Dengbegan_2—tabletennisattheageoffive.Shehaswonalotofworldcompetitions,includingfourgold

metals_3—theOlympics.Later,shestudiedatTsinghuaUniversityinBeijingandthen_4—tostudy

abroad.Thoughshecouldn'tspeakEnglish_5_atthebeginning,shedidn'tlose_6—heart.Sheworked

sohardthatshegainedherdoctor'sdegreeatCambridgeUniversity.Shesaidshewasnot_7_thananyone

else,butshehadaverystrongwill.Shealsohelped_8—theBeijingOlympicsavictoryforworldsport.She

wasoneofthetrue_9__.Sheprovedthatsizeandbodydoesn'tmatter._10_wenevergiveup,wecando

almostanything.

()1.A.simpleB.simplyC.simplerD.simplest

()2.A.playingB.playC.playedD.plays

()3-A.atB.ofC.onD.in

()4.A.goB.goneC.wentD.going

()5.A.wellB.goodC.bestD.better

()6.A.aB.anC.theD./

()7.A.cleverB.clevererC.cleverlyD.cleverest

()8.A.makingB.makesC.makeD.made

()9.A.heroB.heroicC.heroineD.heroes

()10.A.WhenB.IfC.WhetherD.Whatever

Module3Heroes

Unit2Therewerefewdoctors,sohehadtoworkveryhardonhisown.

Myhero-DrNormanBethune

NormanBethuneisoneofthemostfamousheroesinChina.HewasaCanadiandoctor.HecametoChina

tohelptheChinesepeopleand_1—forthem.

NormanBethunewasbornin1890.Hebecameadoctorin1916andwenttothefrontinSpainin1936to

treatthewoundedsoldiersduringthewarthere.Hesoonrealizedthatmanypeopleweredyingbecausethey

didnotgettohospital_2—enough.DrBethunedevelopednewwaysoftakingcareof_3—sick.Heinvented

specialmedicaltoolstouseoutsidehospitalsandclosetothe_4_areassothatdoctorscouldtreatthe

wonderfulmorequickly.His_5—savedmanylives.

In1938hecametoChinaandhelpedtreatthewoundedduringtheAnti-JapaneseWar.Atthattime,there

werefewdoctors,sohehadtoworkveryhardonhisown.HisexperienceoftreatingpeopleinSpainwasuseful

inChina.Hedevelopedtrainingcoursedforlocaldoctorsandnurses,andwrotebookssothattheycouldlearn

about_6—hetreatedthesick.

DrBethuneworkedveryhardwithoutrestingortakingcareof_7—.Once,heevenworkedforsixty-

ninehourswithoutstoppingandmanaged_8—overahundredlives.Onedayin1939,hecuthisfingerduring

anoperation,buthecontinuedhisworkwithouttreatingit.Intheend,hedid_9—hiswound.

DrBethune9sworkfortheChinesepeoplemadehimaheroinChina.Therearemanybooksandfilms

abouthim,__10_heisstillrememberedinbothCanadaandChinatoday.

()1.A.dieB.diedC.dyingD.todie

()2.A.quickB.quicklyC.quickerD.quickest

()3.A.aB.anC.theD./

()4.A.fightB.fighter9sC.fightingD.fighting9s

()5.A.inventB.inventorC.inventionD.inventions

()6.A.howB.whereC.whenD.whether

()7.A.himB.himselfC.hisD.he

()8.A.saveB.savedC.tosaveD.saving

()9-A.ofB.onC.inD.at

()10.A.butB.ifC.thoughD.and

Module3Heroes

Unit3Languageinuse

TheOdysseus

MyfavouriteGreekheroisOdysseus.HeisthemaincharacterinTheOdyssey,—1—famousstoryby

theGreekstoryteller,Homer.

OdysseusandhisfriendgofromGreecetoTroytofight.Aftertenyears,theywinandareveryproudof

—2—.Thentheysetoff_3—home,butontheirway,thereisagreatstorm.Theybecomelost,andthatisthe

startoftheirgreatadventures.—4—theyaretravelling,theymeetmanystrangepeople.Mostofthemwantto

hurtOdysseusandhisfriends,—5—afewhelpthem.Ononeislandaverybigmanwithonlyoneeyetriesto

killthem.Duringthisfight,Odysseuslosesmanyofhisfriends,buthemanagestogetaway.

Aftertenyearsoffightingandten_6—yearsonthewayhome,Odysseuscompleteshisjourneyand

managestogetbacktohisowncountry,alone.Hiswifeandsonarewaitingforhimtocomeback.However,

helookssodifferentthattheyfail_7—him.AfterOdysseussaveshiswifeandsonfromsomebadmen,they

finallyknow_8—heis.Heishappytobebackhomeagainaftersomanyadventures.

Ilikethisstorybecauseitisinterestingandexciting.IthinkOdysseusisatruehero.Heisverycleverand

—9—astrongwill.Ialsolearnfromhimthatgreatmennevergiveup,nomatterwhat_10—theyface.

()1-A.aB.anC.theD./

()2.A.themB.themselvesC.theirD.theirs

()3.A.toB.atC.forD.towards

()4.A.WhenB.SinceC.WhileD.Though

()5.A.whenB.soC.andD.but

()6.A.moreB.anotherC.otherD.else

()7.A.recognizeB.torecognizeC.recognizingD.recognized

()8.A.whomB.whoC.whoseD.which

()9-A.hasB.haveC.havingD.ishaving

()10.A.difficultB.difficultlyC.difficultlyD.difficulties

Module4Homealone

Unit1Icanlookaftermyself,althoughitwon'tbeeasyforme.

Bettyisa15-year-oldgirl.ShelivesinBeijingnow.Todayherparentsareleaving_1—Lhasabytrain

toattendanimportantmeeting.TheyfeelsorrythatBetty2_gowiththem,becauseBettydoesn'twantto

misstwoweeksofschool.

Whentheygettothetrainstation,Betty'smumhas_3—longtalkwithher.Sheisreallyworriedabout

Betty.SheasksBetty_4_sherememberseverythingabouttherulesathome.Bettyanswers,6iIampretty

sureIknowtherulesandIcanlookafter_5_althoughitwon'tbeeasyforme."BecauseBettycanonlycook

simplemeals,hermum_6—lotsofherfavouritebiscuits.ShealsoasksBettytoeat_7—freshfruitand

vegetables.DadfeelsworriedthatBettycan'twakeup_8_timeinthemorning,butBettypromisesshecan

doit,becauseherclockringssoloudly_9—itwillcertainlywakeherup.

AfterBetty9sparentsgivehertheiraddressinLhasa,theygetonTrainT27.They_10_eachotherina

coupleofweeks.

()1.A.toB.forC.offD.towards

()2.A.can'tB.shouldn'tC.mustn'tD.needn't

()3.A.aB.anC.theD./

()4.A.whyB.ifC.whenD.what

()5.A.meB.IC.myD.myself

()6.A.leaveB.isleavingC.hasleftD.toleave

()7.A.plentyB.aplentyofC.plentiesofD.plentyof

()8.A.atB.onC.byD.with

()9.A.asB.thatC.untilD.unless

()10.A.seeB.sawC.willseeD.tosee

Module4Homealone

Unit2IbecamesoboredwiththeirordersthatIwishedtheywouldleavemealone.

My"perfectholiday”

Asaboy,likeallotherboys,Iwantedtobeaman.Butmyparentsdid_1—forme.Actually,they

managedeveryminuteofmylife.Althoughtheylovedme,Ifeltabitunhappywiththem.6tZhengChenyu,do

yourhomework!,9''Practisethepiano!”"TurnofftheTV!”Ibecamesobored_2_theirordersthatIwished

theywouldleavemealone.

Well,mywishcametrue!Althoughmyparentswereveryworriedaboutleavingme,theyhadtogoaway

onbusinessforafewdays.Nowwasmychance!Icouldhavesomefunatlast!AssoonasIgothomefrom

schoolthefirstday,I_3—threwmyschoolbagonthesofaandatelotsofsnacks.ThenIenjoyed_4—

excitingfilmonTV,andafterthatIplayedcomputergames.Ilikedthegames_5—muchthatIplayeduntil

midnight.

Thenextmorning,Iwokeuplate.Ihadto_6—toschoolwithoutbreakfast,butIwasstilllate.The

teacheraskedmeformyhomework,butIcouldnothanditin.withanemptystomach,Iwasunabletoplay

basketballwithmyclassmates!Ifelt_7—andsleepyatschoolalldaylong.

WhenIgothome,Itriedtocooksomerice,_8_Iburntit.Ieven_9_myfather9scupwhenIwas

cooking!Ifoundmyselfsobadatsimplecookingtasks.Istartedtofeellonely,IwantedMumandDadtocome

homesoon.Mumcookedsuchdeliciousfood,andmadesureIneverforgotmyhomework.Dadalwayshelped

mewithanydifficultquestions,andtoldfunnyjokeswhenIwasunhappy.ThenIrealizedbeinghomealone

wasnotalwaysperfect.

Whenmyparentscamehome,theywerehappy_10—thatIcouldcookandtidyupnow.Itoldthemmy

homealonestoryandwealllaughed.

()1.A.somethingB.nothingC.everythingD.anything

()2.A.onB.ofC.inD.with

()3.A.happilyB.morehappilyC.mosthappilyD.themosthappily

()4.A.theB.anC.aD./

()5.A.soB.suchC.veryD.even

()6.A.hurriedB.hurryC.hurryingD.hurries

()7.A.tiredB.moretiredC.mosttiredD.tiredly

()8.A.andB.thoughC.orD.but

()9.A.dropB.dropsC.droppedD.wasdropping

()10.A.findB.tofindC.findingD.found

Module4Homealone

Unit3Languageinuse

HomeAlone(Version1)

HomeAloneisaveryfunny1990Americanfilm.Ittellsastoryaboutaboy_1—isaccidentallyleft

aloneathome.

Onenight_2—Christmas,theMcAlisterfamilymeetattheirhome.TheyareplanningtoflytoParisfor

theholidayandarebusy_3—ready.Eight-year-oldKevinis_4—childandisfightingwithhisbrothersand

sistersandhiscousins.Whenhegoestobed,heissoangrythathewishedallhisfamilywouldgoaway.Inthe

morning,everyone_5—upverylate.Theyareallinahurrytogettotheairport,sotheyforgetKevinandhe

isleftaloneathomebyaccident.

AlthoughKevinisalone,heisveryhappyatfirst.Histerriblefamily_6——hiswishhascometrue.He

watchesTV,eatslotsoffastfoodandplaysgames.Hehasagoodtime.Butlateron,hegoesoutandhearstwo

badmencalledHarryandMarv.—7—tostealfromhishouse.Hegoeshomeandplanssomeveryfunnyways

—8—HarryandMarv.ManythingsinthehousegetbrokenasKevintriestostopthem.Finally,thepolice

comeandthemen_9—away.

Thehouseisnowamess,—10—Kevintidiesitupandwaitsforhisparents.TheygetbackfromParis

andareveryhappytofindthatKevinissafe.

()1.A.whoB.whatC.whichD.where

()2.A.afterB.onC.beforeD.over

()3.A.getB.togetC.gotD.getting

()4.A.youngB.youngerC.youngestD.theyoungest

()5.A.wakeB.wakesC.wokeD.waking

()6.A.goB.hadgoneC.hasgoneD.wasgoing

()7.A.toplanB.planningC.planD.planned

()8.A.catchB.catchesC.tocatchD.catching

()9.A.takeB.aretakenC.wastakenD.took

()10.A.soB.sinceC.andD.but

Module4Homealone

Unit3Languageinuse

HomeAlone(Version2)

HomeAloneisaveryfunny1990Americanfilm.Ittellsastory__1_aboywhoisaccidentallyleft

aloneathome.

OnenightbeforeChristmas,—2—McAlisterfamilymeetattheirhome.TheyareplanningtoflytoParis

fortheholidayandarebusy_3—ready.Eight-year-oldKevinis_4—childandisfightingwithhisbrothers

andsistersandhiscousins.Whenhegoestobed,heissoangrythathewishedallhisfamilywouldgoaway.

Inthemorning,everyonewakesupvery_5—.Theyareallinahurrytogettotheairport,sotheyforgetKevin

andhe_6—aloneathomebyaccident.

—7—Kevinisalone,heisveryhappyatfirst.Histerriblefamilyhasgone--hiswish_8—true.He

watchesTV,eatslotsoffastfoodandplaysgames.Hehasagoodtime.Butlateron,hegoesoutandhearstwo

badmen_9—HarryandMarvplanningtostealfromhishouse.Hegoeshomeandplanss