—Oh, no! We've missed the 9 o'clock train!

—________. There's another one in half an hour.

A.Don't worry B.Hurry up

C.Give me a break D.Thank you

—Do you do cleaning in your own room?

—Yes, I have to do it because I always make my room ________.

A.to clean B.cleans C.clean D.cleaning

根據(jù)漢語意思完成下列句子，每空一詞

1.你和約翰相處得融洽嗎?

Are you ________ ________ ________ ________ John?

2.選我當(dāng)體育委員，你們也能取得最好的成績。

________ me as the PE monitor and you can ________ ________ ________ ________ too!

3.首先，你要保證按時(shí)完成這項(xiàng)工作。

First, you should ________ ________ ________ the work on time.

4.我希望我們足球隊(duì)在每場比賽中都取得最好的成績。

I hope our football team can ________ the best score in ________ match.

5.在家里，我經(jīng)常幫助媽媽打掃衛(wèi)生。

I often help my mother ________ ________ at home.

句型轉(zhuǎn)換

1.Mark's brother is good at playing table tennis. (改為同義句)

Mark's brother ________ ________ ________ playing table tennis.

2.She gets on really well with my friends. (對(duì)畫線部分提問)

________ ________ she ________ on with your friends?

3.John often helps me to learn my English. (改為同義句)

John often ________ me________ my English.

4.We want to make Jack our class monitor. (改為同義句)

We want to ________ Jack ________ our class monitor.

5.Lisa can speak French.(改為一般疑問句并做否定回答)

—________ Lisa________ French?

—No, ________ ________.

Bill and Jill _____ students at Willow School. They are good _____. They want to join some _____.

There are _____ clubs this year. They are the swimming club, the maths club, the _____ club, the music club and the _____ club. Bill wants to join the _____ club. “I know I _____ swim very well but I want to join the swimming club. I want _____ how to swim well. ______ club do you want to join, Jill?” “Well, I want to join many clubs. I want to join the art club and the chess club. I can draw very well and I play chess every day.” answers Jill.

1.A.is B.are C.am D.be

2.A.friends B.parents C.sisters D.swimmers

3.A.classrooms B.classes C.schools D.clubs

4.A.no B.a lot C.much D.many

5.A.basketball B.sports C.English D.art

6.A.chess B.English C.soccer D.sports

7.A.story telling B.swimming C.reading D.writing

8.A.can B.can't C./ D.am

9.A.learn B.learning C.to learn D.learns

10.A.Why B.Where C.When D.What

1.Betty can swim well and she wants to find a job. Whom can she call for more information?

A.Henry. B.Jane. C.Mr. Zhang. D.Victor.

2.Mike joins the Chess Club. When does he go to the club?

A.On weekends. B.From 9：00 am to 11：30 am.

C.On weekdays. D.On Mondays.

3.You love music and you want to be a singer. You can ________.

A.send an email to music@yahoo.com

B.call (0538)3999998

C.go to Room 102 in school's PE building

D.call Jane at (0538)3225847

4.Judy speaks French very well and she teaches kids French. She works from Monday to Friday. Where does she work?

A.In the Star Rock Band. B.In the Chess Club.

C.In the French Club. D.In the Swimming Club.

Coffee is a necessary part of Italian culture and since arriving here over six months ago, I have definitely drunk a lot of it!

Of course, coffee is also very popular in the UK, but coffee culture in Italy is a completely different story. In Italy, when you order a coffee in a cafe or a bar, you are presented with a tiny, bitter espresso(蒸餾咖啡). This is “normal coffee” for Italians and they are not so interested in the huge coffees that we drink in the UK. In addition, while takeaway coffee is extremely popular among Englishmen, it is not very common at all in Italy, especially in non?touristy areas. Generally, Italians prefer to drink their tiny coffees while standing at the bar and, for many, this short break is an important part of their day.

Typically, breakfast at a bar in Italy includes a coffee and a pastry(油酥糕點(diǎn)). I have been spoiled for choice with lovely cafes in the Italian town I'm living in. These cafes sell a series of mouth?watering pastries—either plain or filled with cream, chocolate, jam or Nutella—as well as delicious coffee. Cappuccinos are very popular at breakfast time and, for me, a creamy cappuccino and a pastry is the perfect way to start the day. I think it's a nice way to head to bar to buy a coffee and a pastry for breakfast before working and it's relaxing to take more time to enjoy such breakfast at the weekend.

Finally, I have found that coffee in Italy is so much cheaper than coffee in the UK. Of course, this means that in Italy, it is possible to go out for coffee regularly without breaking the bank.

1.Which of the following do Italians like better?

A.Takeaway coffees.

B.Huge coffees.

C.Creamy coffees.

D.Tiny, bitter coffees.

2.What does the word “they” in Paragraph 2 refer to?

A.Italians. B.Britons.

C.Coffees. D.Cafes.

3.What does the writer usually do when in Italy?

A.Sell tiny coffees to Italians.

B.Travel in touristy areas.

C.Enjoy a coffee with a pastry.

D.Break the bank regularly.

4.Why can the writer often go out for coffee without breaking the bank in Italy?

A.Because coffee is a part of Italian culture.

B.Because there are so many cafes or bars.

C.Because Italian pastries are very delicious.

D.Because Italian coffee is very cheap.

Looking for Teens Interested in Child Care

This is a chance for teens to accompany(陪伴) a child through projects and activities, play with them indoors and outdoors, help with arts and crafts, deliver flyers to homes in the neighborhood, and so on.

When: We welcome teen volunteers whenever they are available.

How often: Our volunteers determine the amount of time they give and their schedule

Where: Wilder Child Development Center, 911 Lafond Ave. St Paul

Library Intern

Part-time, Temporary, $12.48-$13. 87/per hour

Program: Wilder Research

Responsibilities: Help with moving to new buildings, record reports and other documents using a specialized database, get items from area libraries, help library users, help with literature searches, other everyday library chores and so on.

Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree(學(xué)士學(xué)位) with some library experience or a current Master(在讀碩士) of Library and Information Science student. Strong attention to detail, good search skills and customer service skills.

How to apply: Send personal information to Wilder Research, 1295 Bandna Blvd, or send an e-mail to jobs @wilder.org

Site Responder

Part-time, Regular, $9.46-$10.52/per hour

Program: Jackson St. Village

Responsibilities: Work at night to handle emergencies(緊急情況) provide services such as lawn care and clean off the snow, support the needs of residents(居民) and take care of the property and buildings.

Qualifications: Must have good communication skills and must be able to solve the problems and be friendly to their visitors, and staff. Individuals or teams are encouraged to apply.

How to apply: Send personal information to Wilder Foundation, 516 Humboldt Avenue, St.

Paul, MN 55107 or a fax to (651)223-7273, or an e-mail to jobs @wilder. org

1.As a volunteer in the child center, .

A.you should follow the schedule of the center strictly

B.you must keep the child you look after indoors

C.you will get some money for what you have done

D.you can decide how long to stay there by yourself

2.What may NOT be needed if you apply to Wilder Research program?

A.A college degree and library experience. B.Having knowledge of the Internet.

C.Being willing to help others. D.Being able to handle emergencies.

3.The three advertisements

A.are not all for part-time opportunities. B.are not all chances to make some extra money.

C.all can be communicated on the Internet. D.are offered by the same organization.

Apollo, a 5?month?old pit bull puppy(比特犬), is getting extra hugs today, after saving his owner's girlfriend from a terrible attack.

According to the New York Post, 18?year?old Maya Fairweather was visiting her boyfriend, Carlos Guzman, at his apartment in the Red Hook neighborhood in Brooklyn New York, on Monday night. Around 10 pm, the teen decided to take Guzman's puppy, Apollo, for a walk.

Once she reached a nearby Park, Fairweather let the pit bull off his rope so he could run around on the grass. Meanwhile, she kept a close watch on him, listening to music through her headphones. “I felt someone pulling my headphones,” she told the New York Post. “I thought it was my boyfriend joking me, so I turned around and smiled—but it wasn't my boyfriend.”

Instead it was an unfamiliar man, who started attacking Fairweather, pushed her to the ground and tried to control her arms. After struggling with the attacker for a few moments, the girl was saved by her protective puppy. Apollo raced to the scene and bit the attacker's leg.

The puppy bit down so hard that the stranger was forced to take his attention off Fairweather to try to shake the dog off. The girl used the moment of distraction(分散注意力)to run across the street and escape.

Finally, Apollo set the attacker free, who ran away. “He was protective,” Fairweather said about the dog's heroic deed. “I think it would have been a lot worse. I wouldn't have been so lucky.”

After that, Fairweather, who was not harmed during the attack, returned to Guzman's apartment with Apollo. Guzman's sister took Fairweather to a local police station to report the attack. The police are now searching for the man.

Fairweather is really grateful for the role Apollo played in her escape, but is surprised that the dog came to her rescue. “He is a sweet dog. I never thought he would bite anyone. He never bit anyone before. He's usually very friendly and just jumps on everyone,” she said.

1.What was Maya Fairweather doing when she was attacked?

A.She was playing with her boyfriend in the park.

B.She was walking the dog with the rope in her hand.

C.She was talking to her boyfriend on the phone.

D.She was listening to music through headphones.

2.What does Fairweather think of the puppy?

A.Brave and patient.

B.Friendly and protective.

C.Gentle and kind.

D.Helpful and honest.

3.Which is the correct order of the following events?

①Apollo bit the attacker's leg to take the attacker's attention.

②She and the dog returned to the apartment and reported the attack.

③Someone pulled her headphones and began to attack her.

④Fairweather released the puppy's rope to let him run.

⑤Fairweather ran across the street and escaped.

A.③④⑤②① B.④③②①⑤

C.④③①⑤② D.③②①④⑤

4.What is the best title of the passage?

A.The hero dog—Apollo.

B.A heroic puppy saved a girl from an attack.

C.Apollo is receiving more hugs.

D.The sweet puppy you should own.

Many people believe eating healthily is expensive—and more costly than buying junk foods. But our new research, published in the BMC Pubic Health, shows this isn't the truth.

Most of the Australian family food budget(預(yù)算)is being spent on junk foods and drinks that are high in fat, sugar and salt.

Less than 7% of Australians eat healthily. The Australian adults get at least 35% of their energy from junk foods and drinks. As a result, two-thirds of adults (63%) and one-quarter of children are overweight.

We used the Australian Health Survey 2011—2013 and the suggestions of the Australian Dietary Guidelines to model healthy diets for a family of two adults and two children every two weeks. We collected food prices in supermarkets and stores in high and low-socioeconomic(社會(huì)經(jīng)濟(jì)地位低的)areas in Brisbane, and compared the diet prices with family incomes.

In both areas, a family of two adults and two children spend about 18% more on present diets than would be required to buy healthy diets. About 58% of the food budget for present diets is spent on junk foods, including takeaway foods(14%), and sugary drinks(4%)．

In the low-socioeconomic area, a family of two adults and two children spend $640. 20 every two weeks on their present diets, but could buy a healthy diet for $560. 93 every two weeks. In the high-socioeconomic area, these numbers are $661. 92 and $580. 01.

Supermarket food prices were about 3% higher in the high-socioeconomic location. Takeaway foods were also relatively more expensive, but sugary drinks were priced similarly in both areas.

Present diets cost more than healthy diets, so it is surely not the price that helps to drive preferences for unhealthy choices.

1.What did the researchers find?

A.Most Australians eat unhealthily.

B.Most Australian kids have fat problems.

C.Half Australians live on junk foods.

D.Australians have a preference for sweet foods.

2.How did the researchers get the result?

A.By carrying out interviews.

B.By doing the study online.

C.By making a comparison.

D.By asking personal questions.

3.What can we learn from Paragraph 5?

A.Australian foods are healthier.

B.A healthy diet is actually cheaper.

C.Health foods are becoming more expensive.

D.People choose junk foods for their low prices.

4.What might the following paragraph be about?

A.The harm of junk foods.

B.How we can eat healthily.

C.The advantages of a healthy diet.

D.Why people choose junk foods.