I didn’t understand ______, so I raised my hand to ask.

A. what my teacher says B. what does my teacher say

C. what my teacher said D. what did my teacher say

-______ new buildings! I can’t believe it. It ______ a poor village.

-Yes. Everything has changed here these years.

A. So many; used to be B. So much; is used to being

C. Too many; used to D. Too much; used to

He realized that Americans can hardly avoid ______ products made in China.

A. to buy B. buy C. buying D. bought

Many trees and flowers ______ in our school last year and they made our school a beautiful garden.

A. have planted B. are planted

C. were planted D. will be planted

Anyone might be able to touch us. When I was in my last college _______ , I was working as an intern( 實(shí)習(xí)生) at my university’s Museum of Natural History. Almost every weekend, I would have to get a part-time job in a _______ shop near my university. Life was hard for me and I was not happy at that time.

One Saturday while _______ in the gift shop, I saw an old couple come in with a little girl in a wheelchair( 輪椅). As I looked _______ at the girl, I realized that she had no arms _______ legs, just a head, neck and upper body. She was wearing a white dress _______ little red flowers.

As the couple took her to me, I turned my head towards the girl and gave her a short look by feeling _______ . Then I took the money from her grandparents and _______ back at the girl again. What a surprise! She was giving me a sweetest and largest _______ I had ever seen. All of a sudden, her disability was ________ . And all I saw was a beautiful girl, whose smile just moved and almost gave me a ________ new feeling of life. She took me away from a poor, ________ college student and brought me into her world: a world of smiles, love and ________ .

That was ten years ago. I’m a successful business person now and ________ I get down and consider the trouble of the world, I think about that little girl and the unforgettable lesson about life that she taught me. She has really ________ me for a lifetime.

1.A. day B. week C. month D. year

2.A. clothes B. coffee C. gift D. fruit

3.A. eating B. buying C. playing D. working

4.A. less B. angrier C. closer D. wetter

5.A. or B. and C. but D. so

6.A. at B. on C. in D. with

7.A. funny B. tired C. happy D. sorry

8.A. got B. went C. looked D. talked

9.A. sound B. prize C. smile D. result

10.A. added B. gone C. found D. seen

11.A. probably B. terribly C. suddenly D. completely

12.A. sad B. proud C. active D. helpful

13.A. warmth B. trouble C. advice D. experience

14.A. whoever B. wherever C. whatever D. whenever

15.A. chosen B. stood C. touched D. sent

1.A student can borrow ______ books at most at a time.

A. three B. four C. five D. six

2.What will you receive if you forget to return books?

A. A picture. B. a call C. An e-mail. D. A letter.

3.You can use the computer in the library to _______.

A. play computer games B. do your homework

C. listen to music D. chat with your friends

Two years ago, my family moved to a new city and I had to study in a new school. As I had few friends there, I felt lonely. Then I met Tony. The first time I saw him, he was standing in the center of a group of students, telling jokes. The children around laughed from time to time. Tony knew about my problem. He asked me to play basketball with his friends and helped me with my studies. We soon became good friends.

About a year ago, however, Tony's father was killed in an accident .As a result, his family had to move to a small house, Tony changed into a different person. He became silent and he even lost his interest in studies.

Several times, I invited him to go out and play basketball with me, but he refused. I wanted to help him, but didn't know what to do.

Then something strange happened in my class. Two classmates lost the money in their schoolbags.

Last Friday, just before the PE lesson, I went back to the classroom to get my running shoes I would use. The door was half open, I went in.

To my astonishment, I saw Tony was searching one of my classmate’s schoolbags. I was shocked.

1.What kind of boy was Tony at the beginning of the story?

A. He was a clever boy. B. He was a poor boy

C. He was a popular boy D. He was a shy boy

2.Why did the writer become friends with Tony?

A. Because Tony helped him do his homework.

B. Because Tony was kind to him.

C. Because Tony liked playing basketball.

D. Because Tony told jokes.

3.What caused the change of Tony?

A. His father’s accident. B. His strange character.

C. The move of his family. D. The lose of his interest in playing with his friends.

4.How did the writer feel when he saw Tony’s change?

A. He felt angry. B. He felt surprised.

C. He felt unhappy. D. He felt worried

Have you ever tasted your favorite Kool-Aid on a hot summer day? It tastes like the best thing in the world. Believe it or not. this kind of drink was invented by a little boy.

Edwin Perkins was a child in Nebraska. He liked to mix things together in the kitchen to see how they would taste. He loved to study chemistry and tried to invent things. His father owned a little store in his hometown. This was during the time that Jell-O was first introduced to the public. Edwin really liked the new product.

When he was about eleven years old, he got a book that would show him how to mix things together. He was very interested in how things worked or tasted once two or more products were mixed. When he was a little older, he asked for a kit(裝備)that would give him ideas and instruction on becoming a manufacturer(制造商), which is someone who makes things with their hands or machines. Perkins developed many different products. When he was 25 years old, he had invented enough products that he set up his own mail order business, called Perkins Products, to sell his household goods to the public.

1.Kool-Aid may be_______.

A. a kind of food B. a kind of drink

C. a kind of plant D. a kind of ice-cream

2.Edwin Perkins liked to______ when he was young.

A. mix things together B. drink soft drinks

C. play with drinks D. help his father on business

3.Perkins learned how to mix things together from_______.

A. his father B. a cook C. a book D. an inventor

4.We can know_______from the passage.

A. when Edwin Perkins invented Kool-Aid

B. who invented Jell-O

C. how Kool-Aid was invented

D. when Perkins set up his own company

If some people say that they can help improve your English after you buy their books, don't go for them. Improving spoken English is a matter of practice and right guidance.

For improving your communication skills, you should first of all be comfortable with grammar. Many people think learning grammar is very boring, but grammar is useful for getting a good hold of what you speak. So if you are weak in grammar, I suggest that you go and get a grammar book. Don’t worry if you cant remember everything. No one can remember everything in grammar. Just get a good hold of it. That should be enough for the basic preparation.

Talk with people around you in English. Try to talk as much as possible with your classmates or teachers in English. This will help you get self-confidence(自信). Break down all barriers that stop you from doing so. Make good friends, and talk with them in English.

If possible, join an English class. This is often helpful as the teachers drive you for good communication skills. What's more, you get on well with your classmates. You can talk freely and have no feeling of shame, and the learning process is very fast.

Reading English also helps, as you get used to different English words and your grammar gets improved. Get a proper English book to start reading. A novel in English is also helpful, but novels may have many slang words(俚語詞),which might have a bad influence on your grammar. But anyway, I suggest going for it. In this world there is nothing free, and if you are learning something, then you have to accept the disadvantages of it.

1.According to Paragraph 2, what should we do if we want to improve our communication skills?

A. Learn English grammar well.

B. Speak English as often as possible.

C. Get a lot of practice and right guidance.

D. Remember everything important in English.

2.The underlined word “barriers” means “_______” in Chinese.

A. 信息 B. 方法 C. 經(jīng)歷 D. 障礙

3.Why should we try to read an English novel?

A. Because it is written in good grammar.

B. Because we can learn something useful from it.

C. Because it can help us have good friends to talk with.

D. Because we can learn many slang words from it.

4.The passage mainly tells us_______.

A. why we should learn English

B. how to learn English grammar

C. how to improve spoken English

D. why we should buy an English book

B）請閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從下面方框中的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇五個(gè)還原到文中，使短文意思通順、結(jié)構(gòu)完整。

Now there is a family problem. 1. In fact, we are probably 16 or 17 years old. In their eyes, we are always little ones and often do wrong things. For example, when I need to stay at home alone, they always worry about me and my life without them.

Most people always always think that they have offered the best things to make their children live in a comfortable world. They buy their children pretty clothes, cool shoes. expensive school things, and often a thousand-yuan-cost bike. They think that they have done everything that they can for their dear children. 2. 3. Does it mean that we still want more material things? No. As a matter of fact, what we want is a true family. 4. I think it means a place where we can hide ourselves from the cold world outside. From here, we can get warmth, we can get consolation(安慰), and we can get happiness. And one important thing is that we will be stronger and more confident in the outside world because we know that we have a true family.

I think that parents should sit down to talk with their children to let them know that they have a happy family, so the children and their parents can understand each other better and better. 5.

A. In return, they only want their children to get good results in the exams.

B. What does a true family mean?

C. Then, parents will not treat their children as little ones.

D. But why still can’t their children understand them?

E. Nearly every parent says that we never grow up.

F. The children are always against their parents' will.

G. In fact, we need parents’ love.

A. In return, they only want their children to get good results in the exams.

B. What does a true family mean?

C. Then, parents will not treat their children as little ones.

D. But why still can’t their children understand them?

E. Nearly every parent says that we never grow up.

F. The children are always against their parents' will.

G. In fact, we need parents’ love.