One day they went for a walk early in the morning and met an old man. He lived on a farm, and he was sitting in the warm sun in front of his house. Mr. Green asked him,“Do you like to live in this quiet place?”

　　The old man said,“Yes, I do.”

　　Mr. Green said,“What are the good things about it?”

　　The old man answered,“Well, the people here know each other. They often come and visit me, and I often go and visit them. And there are also lots of children here.”

　　Mr. Green said,“That's interesting. And what are the bad things?”

　　The old man thought for a moment and then said,“Well, the same things, really.”

(4) The old man said,“Yes, I do.”“I do,”here means ________.

A．I like to live in this place

B．I like to sit in the warm sun

C．I like to go out for a walk early in the morning

D．I like to answer you

A．Yes, he did

B．No, he didn't

C．Sometimes he did, but sometimes he didn't

D．He didn't know

　　We all sneezed（打噴嚏）and shivered（發(fā)抖）with cold when we got home. I had a bad cold after that.

A．It's warm and sunny all the year round.

B．The weather in England can change very quickly.

C．The weather is fine.

D．It is often foggy.

A．it probably rains every day

B．there are no houses nearby

C．they are afraid of catching a bad cold

D．the sun shines hard

(3)“We walked in the rain about haft an hour”means ________.

A．it was far away from our home to the country

B．we were caught in the rain about half an hour

C．it was half an hour's walk

D．we walked without umbrellas when it was raining

A．there is no difference among four

B．they like any season of a year

C．the weather in England can change quickly

D．they hope so

A．Next week.

B．The day before yesterday.

C．Yesterday.

D．One day last week.

　　When I came back with the coffee, there was someone sitting next to me. It was one of those strange-looking young men, with dark glasses, torn（破的）clothes and long hair. But I wasn't surprised（吃驚） at such a young man. What surprised me most was that he had started to eat my chocolate!

　　I was quite uneasy（不自在的）about him, but I didn't want to get into trouble（麻煩）. I just looked down at the front page of the newspaper and took a bit（小塊）of chocolate. The boy looked at me. Then he took a second piece of chocolate. Still I didn't say anything. When he took a third piece, I felt more angry（生氣）than uneasy. I thought.“Well, I shall have the last piece,”and I got it.

　　The boy gave me a strange look, then stood up. As he left, he shouted out,“This woman is crazy（瘋狂的）!”Everyone looked at me. That was embarrassing（令人難堪的）enough. But it was worse when I finished my coffee and got ready to leave. My face went red when I found I had made a mistake.

A．to do some shopping for her family

B．to have a rest

C．to buy some chocolate and coffee

A．a strange-looking young man was sitting next to her

B．the young man had dark glasses and torn clothes on

C．he was eating the chocolate

A．she thought the chocolate was hers

B．she was afraid of such a young man

C．it was not polite to eat chocolate

A．The young man

B．Both of them

C．The woman

A．after she left the coffee shop

B．after she finished reading the newspaper

C．just before she left the coffee shop.

　　On the first Saturday in their new home, Hank took his new red car out the garage（汽車房）and began to wash it. A neighbour stopped and said,“What a nice car! Is it yours?”

　　“Sometimes, ”Hank answered.

　　The neighbor was surprised. “Sometimes? What do you mean?”

　　“Well,”answered Hank,“When there's a party in the town, it's my daughter's. When there's a football game somewhere, it's my son's. When I've washed it, and it looks nice and clean, it's my wife's, And when it needs gas（汽油）, it's mine.”

　　A boy goes to a pet shop to buy a parrot. There he sees a parrot with a red string tied to its left leg and a green string tied to its right leg.

　　He asks the owner the significance（意義） of the strings.

　　“Well this is a highly trained parrot. If you pull the red string he speaks French; if you pull the green string he speaks German.”replies the shopkeeper.

　　“And what happens if I pull both the stings?”the curious shopper inquires （詢問）

　　“I fall off my perch you fool,”Screeches（尖叫）the parrot.

A．When you pull the red string, the parrot will speak German.

B．The parrot thinks the boy is very fool.

C．The boy wants to a pet shop to buy a bird.

A．Because there are two strings on its legs.

B．Because it's very clever.

C．The passage isn't mention（提出）.

　　Small children often laugh at(嘲笑) a lame(瘸子) or a blind person, or at someone who isn't dressed as well as they are. But as they grow up, they learn not to hurt people's feelings by laughing at their problems. They learn to laugh at other things. Most important, they learn to laugh at themselves.

　　Suppose (假設(shè)) you're playing a game. You make a mistake and lose. Do you become angry? Or can you laugh at yourself and hope to do better next time?

　　Suppose you're at a special dinner. You spill (溢出) some food. Why keep worrying? Why not laugh it off and enjoy yourself anyway? If you can, it's a good sign you have grown up.

A．why laughter is good for your body

B．what you should laugh at

C．when babies learn to laugh

D．where you may laugh

(5)If you find a new skill (技能) hard to learn, you should______.

A．laugh at your own slowness

B．keep trying until you learn it

C．give up and never try again

D．both A and B

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A．local class

B．comprehension class

C．english class

A．On Monday the fourth class is Art class.

B．There are eight classes every day from Monday to Friday.

C．There is no Self-study on Monday.