閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳答案。

SAFETY RULES ON THE MTR TRAINS

At the station:

Line up on the platform (站臺) and wait for the train.

Be polite, Let others get on the train first.

Do not rush near the train. It is dangerous.

When you hear a “beep” sound, do not get on the train. The door is closing. Wait for another train.

On the train:

Do not eat or drink on the train. It makes the train dirty.

Do not run on the train.

Give your seat to old men or women, the disabled or women carrying babies.

SAFETY RULES ON THE MTR TRAINS

At the station:

Line up on the platform (站臺) and wait for the train.

Be polite, Let others get on the train first.

Do not rush near the train. It is dangerous.

When you hear a “beep” sound, do not get on the train. The door is closing. Wait for another train.

On the train:

Do not eat or drink on the train. It makes the train dirty.

Do not run on the train.

Give your seat to old men or women, the disabled or women carrying babies.

1.Where might you find this text?

A. In a supermarket

B. At an underground station

C. On the playground

D. At a furniture shop

2.What should the people on the platform do?

A. Wait in line on the platform.

B. Open the door of the train.

C. Try their best to get on the train first.

D. Rush near the train.

3.Why should you stop to wait for the next train when hearing a “beep” sound?

A. Because people will get off the train.

B. Because the door is opening.

C. Because people are rushing for the train.

D. Because the door is closing.

4.What is right for you to do on the train?

A. Running all the time.

B. Giving seats to old people.

C. Drinking or eating.

D. Talking or laughing loudly.

5.What is the text mainly about?

A. How to be a careful driver.

B. How to buy train tickets.

C. How to act well when taking trains.

D. How to keep safe at home.

Wendy lived with her parents, Mr and Mrs Darling, and her brothers, John and Michael, at number 14 (the house number on their street).

The children had a nurse because the neighbours’ children had nurses, and Mr. Darling wanted to be like his neighbours. But the family was poor so their nurse wasn’t like other children’s nurses. She was a big dog and her name was Nana.

Nana put the children to bed every evening and she looked after them if they cried in the night. Her kennel was in the children’s bedroom, just next to their beds.

Nana was a good nurse, but Mr Darling was a bit worried. He worried about the neighbours. Sometimes he thought, “What do they think of me? Do they think that the Darlings are a strange family because the children’s nurse is a dog?” He also thought that Nana didn’t like him. But Mrs Darling always said:”Nana loves you very much, George.”

The Darling family was a very happy family. Sometimes Mr. And Mrs Darling and their children all danced around the sitting room together. What a lovely tie they had! But then, Peter Pan arrived!

One morning Mrs Darling found some leaves on the bedroom floor. She was surprised because it was a strange place to find leaves. When Wendy saw them, she smiled and said:”O(jiān)h! It’s Peter again! He is a naughty boy! He never cleans his feet” Wendy told her mother that Peter Pan came into their bedroom during the night. It was the first time that Mrs Darling heard about Peter Pan.

1.How many family members were there in the Darling family?

A. Three B. Five C. Seven D. Nine

2.Why did the family choose Nana as the children’s nurse?

A. Because they were not rich enough to pay for a nurse.

B. Because the children loved Nana better than anyone else.

C. Because the parents were too busy to look after the children.

D. Because they wanted a nurse that was the same as their neighbours’.

3.What does the underlined phrase “Her kennel” in Paragraph 3 mean?

A. Nana’s food.

B. Nana’s toy.

C. Nana’s house.

D. Nana’s clothes.

4.What was Mr Darling really worried about?

A. If the dog could take good care of his children.

B. Where he could find a nurse just like his neighbours.

C. How his children could get along well with the nurse.

D. What his neighbours would think about him and his family.

5.Which of the following best describes Peter Pan according to this passage?

A. Wendy got to know him earlier than her mother.

B. Mrs Darling invited him home to play with the children.

C. He shared happiness with the Darling family all the time

D. He was a clever boy playing with the children every morning.

1.What animal does the speaker wish to be in the first four lines?

A. A bird

B. A dolphin

C. A bear

D. A dog

2.What does the speaker wants to leave behind by wishing to be a dolphin?

A. His worries

B. The sea

C. His friends

D. His homework

3.Why does the speaker wish to be a bear?

A. He wishes to fly up in the sky

B. He wishes to splash in the sea

C. He wants to sleep all day and play at night.

D. He wants to play and catch balls with his master.

4.Who is the speaker of the poem?

A. A young boy who loves animals.

B. A student who wants to have fun.

C. An animal keeper who works in a zoo.

D. A father feeling sad about his naughty boy.

5.The speaker is trying to tell us he wants to___

A. fly or swim all day

B. be free like animals

C. be a dog

D. fish and run in the forests

Welcome to the Gale Hills Town Hall for tonight’s special community meeting. My name is Sarah Wattle. Tonight we will discuss wind power. This is very important to our town- a company wants to build wind turbines in Gale hills.I know that some of you want these wind turbines to be built, and some of you don’t. So I thought it would be best if we heard from the experts(專家)， Dave and Eva. After their talk, we should have a better understanding about wind power and can decide what we want for Gale Hills.

Now, please welcome Dave to the stage!

Thank you, Sarah. It’s great to be here. I love Gale Hills. One reason I love this town so much is because it’s perfect for wind power. And I hope that you will build wind turbines here. Second, wind power, created by wind turbines, is a clean form of energy. Third, the people of Gale Hills will benefit(受益) from having wind turbines. And the last is wind turbines will bring tourists to the town. So, I say to you, please agree to have wind turbines in Gale Hills. You will all benefit!

Thank you, Dave. Now, Eva will give us a different idea.

Thank you, Sarah Wattle. I don’t want wind turbines to be built in Gale Hills. First, wind turbines are noisy. The windier it is, the noisier they are. Second, birds might fly into wind turbines and they will lose their lives. I think most of us don’t want to put these birds in danger. So I say to you all tonight, please don’t let them build wind turbines in Gale Hills.

Thank you, Eva, and thank you again, Dave. That was a very interesting discussion.

And next week we will vote(投票) on if we should have wind turbines in Gale Hills. I ask you to think long and hard about it.

1.What information can we get from Paragraph 1?

A. The reason to hold the meeting.

B. The time when the meeting will end.

C. The importance of using wind power.

D. The number of people to attend the meeting.

2.Which picture shows a wind turbine?

A.  B.  C.  D.

3.What does Dave mean by saying “It’s perfect for wind power”?

A. It is often foggy in Gale Hills.

B. It often blows hard in Gale Hills.

C. It often rains heavily in Gale Hills.

D. The sun often shines brightly in Gale Hills.

4.How many reasons does Eva give not to build wind turbines?

A. One

B. Two

C. Three

D. Four

5.Who will decide if Gale Hills Town will have the wind turbines?

A. Sarah

B. Dave and Eva

C. Some experts

D. People living in the town.

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Everyone needs friends. There is an old saying: Friends are God’s way of taking care of us. But how do you find real friendship and keep it?

First, you should choose a friend. What makes a good friend? It is not because a person has money or good looks. A good friend should be kind and patient. For example, if you have a bad day, a good friend should listen to your complaints(抱怨) and do their best to help. Second, To make a friend, you cannot be too shy. You should make each other happy and share your lives.

But things cannot always be happy. Even the best friends have fights. What should you do when you have a fight with your friend? You have to talk to them. When there is no one around, have an honest talk. If he or she doesn't want to talk, you could write a letter.

there are three steps to being friends again: Tell him or her how you are feeling; say what

your friend has done wrong, and explain why you did this or that.

Finding friendship is just like planting a tree. You plant the seed and take care of it to make it grow. So remember friendship is the most important thing in your life.

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I must return the camera to Li Lei. I ________ it for two weeks.

A. keep B. borrowed C. have kept D. have lent

—When will you tell him the good news?

—I will tell him about it as soon as he ________ back

A. comes B. came C. will come D. is coming

A talk on Chinese history ________ in the school hall next week.

A. be given B. has been given C. will be given D will give

—________ will they finish printing the newspaper?

—In five hours.

A. How much B. How often C. How soon D. How long