— How are you going to the Summer Palace?

— We’re going there bike．

A．forB．a(chǎn)tC．ofD．by

— Jack, can you play the guitar?

— Yes, I _______．

A．mustB．canC．needD．may

— Can you tell me to America?— Sure． Next month．

A．when you will travelB．when will you travel

C．when you travelledD．when did you travel

閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。

Food is a major part of every culture． After all, everyone needs to eat! But each country has its own traditions on what people eat and when．

Egypt

Egyptians commonly start the day with a drink, sometimes going with bread． Breakfast can be eaten any time after this but before the day’s main meal． In the past, this main meal was served at around 3:00 p．m． But now people work longer hours and eat when they get home at around 6:00 p．m． Dinner parties are held later, around 9:00 p．m．

Most Egyptian meals include bread or ice, cooked vegetables and beans or meat．

France

France is known for its fine cooking, and its people take food seriously． Most eat three meals a day at fixed times and never snack between meals． Breakfast is a light meal of bread and coffee． They eat lunch at around 1:00 p．m． and a dinner with multiple courses after 8:00 p．m．

The French consider eating a social activity． Eating alone is hard to see, and eating while doing something else is unheard-of． The French take time to enjoy their meals and visitors should do the same．

Brazil

Like the French, Brazilians usually eat a light breakfast． Lunch, the largest meal of the day, usually consists of meat, rice, potatoes, beans and vegetables． Between 6:00 p．m． and 8:00 p．m．, people enjoy a smaller meal with their families．

Brazilians don’t mind eating a hurried or light meal and sometimes buy food from street carts (手推車)． But they always finish eating before walking away．

The United States

American’s ancestors came from many countries, so American eating habits differ． Some take time to prepare and eat a hot breakfast． Others take a bagel (面包圈) while rushing out the door or just skip breakfast． For lunch, most Americans eat a sandwich or leftovers． Traditionally, families got together for a large evening meal around 6:00, but now busy schedules force many families to eat in turns． American restaurant servings tend to be huge． But you don’t have to finish them; taking leftovers home is common．

1.People of Egypt usually start a day with ________．

A．a(chǎn) drink

B．a(chǎn) bagel

C．some meat

D．some vegetables

2.In which country do people consider lunch the largest meal?

A．Egypt．

B．France．

C．Brazil．

D．The United States．

3.The underlined phrase “skip breakfast” means________．

A．cook breakfast

B．enjoy breakfast

C．not have breakfast

D．not serve breakfast

4.What does the passage mainly talk about?

A．Life styles．

B．Eating habits．

C．Delicious food．

D．Restaurant culture．

-----Do you like math?

------Yes, it’s interesting, _____difficult.

A. because B. and C. but

We have classes ______Monday ______Friday.

A. in ; to B. from ; to C. of; on

-----_______What’s your name, please?

-----I am Anna.

A. Thank you B. Excuse me C. OK

Kitty’s timetable（時(shí)間表）

1.Kitty has _________ every day.

A. English B. Chinese C. geography

2. The geography class finishes at ______on Monday.

A. 14:oo B. 14:45 C. 15:40

3.Kitty has _____________subjects this term.

A. ten B. eleven C.twelve

4.Kitty has lunch at ___________.

A. 11:00 B. 12:00 C. 14:00

5.Kitty has ___________P.E lessons(s) in a week.

A. one B. two C. three

句子改錯(cuò)

從A、B、C中選出錯(cuò)誤選項(xiàng)，并將正確答案填寫在橫線上。

1. This pair of shoes look great. ________

A. B. C.

2.The boy always plays ping-pong with I after class ________

A. B. C.

3.We have an art festival in November30th. ________

A. B. C.

4.December is twelfth month of a year. _______

A. B. C.

5.Are these your favorite thing? ________

A. B. C.

Mr Green teaches_____________English. He teaches English very well.

A.our B.his C.her D.their