--- Perhaps we could volunteer for SITRZ during the holiday.

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A. It's very sweet of you to say so.

B. Yes. I'd love to.

C. That sounds like a good idea.

D. I'll be glad to help you.

Complete the following passage with the words or phrases in the box. Each word or phrase can only be used once （將下列單詞或詞組填入空格.每空格限填-詞.）

A. probably B. journalist C. based on D. war E. belong to

Every day we hear about individuals, politicians. and world leaders trying to bring peace to countries at 1. . But there's another group of people you 2. haven't heard much about who are trying to do the same thing. And they're mainly teenagers. These teenagers 3. an organization called Seeds of Peace.

Seeds of Peace was started in 1993 by a 4. named John Wallach. The group began with 46 Israeli (以色列) and Arab teens and educators, and has grown to over 5,000 members in 27 different countries.

A. gain B．goal C. as well as D. attends E. carefully

Every summer, 350 new "Seeds" are 1. chosen by the group. This new group of teenagers 2. the Seeds of Peace international summer camp, where they meet and live with other teenagers from "enemy" countries. The campers learn important communication skills, 3. problem solving and critical thinking skills. Most importantly, they learn how to make change happen.

15-year-old Sharon Koren from Israel summed up her expectations of the summer camp with these words: "My 4. is to be as understanding as I can be, to be open to hear the other side and respect everyone. Everyone wants peace ... I think we are going to make peace."

Complete the sentences with the given words in their proper forms（用括號中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式完成下列句子，每空格限填一詞）：

1.Police officers are often injured in the course of their____.(duty)

2.Apple Pay came to China on February18,making China the ____country to have this service. (five)

3.Hearing someone come in, he hid ____behind the door. (he)

4.Nowadays many taxi apps enable people to get around the city more____.(easy)

5.Reading provides the knowledge we are unable to get from ____experience. (person)

6.He wants to live where he can ____clean and fresh air. (breath)

7.It was very ____of you to lie to them about your education background. (honest)

8.The chance to meet new people with fresh views helps encourage the ____of one's mind. (develop)

Rewrite the following sentences as required（根據(jù)所給要求，改寫下列句子。每空格限填一詞。）：

1.Guests need an admission ticket to visit Disney town．（改為否定句）

Guests_ ___ an admission ticket to visit Disney town.

2.People used to travel to the island by ferry.（對劃線部分提問）

_ ___ people use to travel to the island?

3.These chemicals can be harmful to animal life．（保持句意基本不變）

These chemicals can do_ ___ animal life.

4.The strong heat and smoke drove the firemen back.（改為被動語態(tài)）

The firemen_ ___ back by the strong heat and smoke.

5. He was absent from school because of his serious illness．（保持句意基本不變）

He was absent from school because he was_ ___ .

6.What will life be like in 50 years' time? No one knows．（改為賓語從句）

No one knows what_ ___ be like in 50 years' time.

7.new skills, a great way, is，develop. volunteering. to（連詞成句）

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Choose the best answer（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福��?/p>

When Tom brought his lunch to her table. Lindsey knew something was up. "Your friends are over there," she said. nodding toward the other side of the cafeteria.

"I'd rather sit here today," Tom replied. He took a bite out of his pizza and looked around the cafeteria. Lindsey looked straight ahead, silent.

“So, what's new?" Tom asked. Lindsey picked at her food, pretending that she hadn't heard him.“Look. Lindsey. I'm sorry." Tom said.“I was just kidding about your shoes."

“I can't believe you said that in front of everyone," Lindsey said. Anger rose inside her, but she kept control of herself. "My mom bought me those shoes because she thought I would like them. Now everyone's going to call me ' Sparkle Toes' forever." She pushed her feet beneath her schoolbag, which she had placed on the floor. She

tried her best to hide the silver sports shoes with their shining pink laces (鞋帶）."I thought we were friends." she said, looking down.

"We are friends." Tom said. "I was just trying to be funny. How can I make it up to you?"

Finally Lindsey realized that Tom meant what he said. Plus. she had an idea. She began unlacing her shoes. "Give me your laces. You wear mine for the rest of the day," she said. Then she glanced at the second piece of pizza on Tom's plate. "And give me your other slice of pizza. Then we'll be even（扯平)．"

Tom nodded and smiled. "That seems fair," he said, pushing his plate toward Lindsey with one hand and reaching down to untie his laces with the other.

1.The story happened _ ___

A. in a pizza shop B. in the school cafeteria

C. in a shoe store D. in the school playground

2.Why did Tom sit at Lindsey's table?

A. Because he wanted to apologize.

B. Because he wanted to share his pizza.

C. Because no other tables were available.

D. Because he wanted to be away from his friends.

3.Which of the following is not a fact about Lindsey's shoes?

A. They were silver.

B. They looked silly.

C. They had pink laces.

D. They were bought by Mum.

4.Why did Lindsey exchange shoelaces with Tom?

A. Tom liked Lindsey's laces better.

B. Lindsey 's shoes did not fit properly.

C. Tom wanted to wear her shoelaces.

D. She wanted Tom to prove that he was sorry.

5.How would Lindsey feel if someone called her "Sparkle Toes"?

A. Excited. B. Disappointed.

C. Embarrassed. D. Lonely.

6.What probably happened before the story began?

A. Tom made fun of Lindsey's shoes.

B. Tom had a big fight with Lindsey.

C. Tom told Lindsey's secrets to others.

D. Tom forgot to buy Lindsey a birthday present.

Choose the words or expressions and complete the passage (選擇最恰當(dāng)單詞或詞語完成短文）

Coconut Island is a beautiful island with of course, coconut palms(椰子樹), golden beaches and clear blue sea. I'm sorry, I made a there. Coconut Island was a beautiful island. There are still coconut palms, golden beaches and clear blue sea but not like before. So, what happened?

Well, I have a friend who was here five years ago. Her photo album is full of wonderful pictures of empty beaches. Also she has pictures of small. wooden bungalows（小屋） on the beach. No need to book she said, just and you have the place to yourself - very basic. cheap, quiet and peaceful.

Not anymore! The beach is empty - it's crowded all day! There is music from the cafes. children are shouting and screaming, and the hotels are very expensive. Most of the hotels are full of holidaymakers who booked their trip months ago. I'm lucky to have a small room at the back of one hotel, and it's still expensive.

But perhaps this is ? Not only are the roads better but there is also a new medical clinic. The local kids now speak English 'Mister. mister. you want t-shirt?' and there are many new businesses opening all the time. I see an old woman trying to cross the road from her house to the shops. It's no longer a small, quiet road but a large and very busy one. She looks nervous and waits for someone to walk with her. The children no longer ride bicycles but race around the island on motorbikes. It's not so either - my friend stayed in a bungalow on the beach that had no lock. Now the hotel room says it's a good idea to put things in the safe box.

Are things getting better or worse?

1.A. decision B. noise C. living D. mistake

2.A. show up B. look up C. wake up D. take up

3.A. even B. never C. ever D. also

4.A. danger B. history C. progress D. travel

5.A. Generally B. Again C. Especially D. Then

6.A. comfortable B. awful C. safe D. boring

Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，使其內(nèi)容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）：

“Moi, Sofia!" "Terve, Aleksi!” That's "hello" in Finland（芬蘭）And that's how students and staff g 1. each other at this Finnish school. Students call their teachers by their first names. Anna Hansson has gone to this school since first grade, so she knows everybody Anna shouts "Moi" to her schoolmates as she arrives at 7:45 in the morning

At her school. Anna and her classmates d 2. , along with their teacher, what their weekly aims, tasks and activities will be. Students work at their own pace. They don't always study together. Some may be in their home classroom. Others might be in a workshop, where they ' re learning by actually doing. Today, Anna's group is working on a magazine in the workshop.

Anna and her classmates don't learn by memorizing facts. I 3., they work together to gather information. They ask their teacher for help whenever they need to. The class is active and busy, but the teacher is in full control and doesn't have to tell students to behave. Parents are welcome at the school and volunteer in workshops and evening classes.

After 90 minutes, students have a break for 30 minutes. Soon. it's lunchtime! In Anna's school. students get free hot m 4. every day. Today's lunch is everybody's favorite - meatballs and mashed potatoes. It is served with salad, bread and milk on the tables with flowers in vases.

Chores have always been part of the school life. All students do chores. which i 5. taking care of plants, collecting trash, recycling, and composting. Students help in the library and in the kitchen.

School is o 6. between 12 noon and 2 in the afternoon. Most parents work, so city officials have built outdoor playgrounds and two buildings for younger students to do homework or play indoor games while waiting to be picked up. For o 7. students. there are clubs and hobby groups.

They can study languages, learn to play instruments and do arts and crafts.

Answer the questions (根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答T列問題)：

①These days, people with serious heart problems can have a heart transplant - in other words, another heart is put into their body to replace the heart with problems.

②Christiaan Barnard was the surgeon (外科醫(yī)生) who performed the first human heart transplant operation. Barnard was born in 1922. in his native South Africa. He studied medicine at the University of Cape Town and graduated in 1953. Then he went to the USA and studied at the University of Minnesota. He returned to the University of Cape Town in 1958 to teach surgery. No one knew very much about him- but in 1967, he became world-famous.

③On 3 December. Barnard transferred the heart of a 25-year-old woman into the body of Louis Washkansky, a 55-year-old grocer. Unfortunately, Washkansky died 18 days later. Barnard did a second transplant, on 2 January 1968. for a man called Philip Blaiberg - this was a lot more successful. as Blaiberg lived for over 1 8 months after the operation.

④Barnard was not the usual picture of a surgeon. Young and handsome. he spent as much time in nightclubs as he did in operation rooms. He met the Pope（教皇）in Rome and President Lyndon Johnson in the USA. He knew many beautiful film stars of the time, but all three of his marriages failed. He also performed free surgery on hundreds of very sick people

⑤He died in September 200l, aged 78.

1.When was Christiaan Barnard born?

2.In which two countries did he study'?

3.What did Barnard do at the University of Cape Town in 1958?

4.How long did Philip Blaiberg live after his heart transplant?

5.What does paragraph④tell us about Barnard? Answer in one sentence.

6.What kind of person do you think Barnard was? Give your reasons.

Writing（作文）：

In 60 to 120 words, write about the topic "What makes a good neighbour”．（以‘‘怎樣才是個好鄰居”為題，寫一篇60-120個詞的短文，標(biāo)點(diǎn)符號不占格）

（注意：短文中不得出現(xiàn)考生真實(shí)的姓名、校名及其他相關(guān)信息，否則不予評分。）