A. apples.
B. meat.
C. milk.

2. How often is the dog washed?

A. Once a week.
B. Once a day.
C. Twice a week.

3. The cat usually drinks _______.

A. orange.
B. milk and water.
C. water.

4. Which is NOT true?

A. The dog likes to sleep in a clean, dry box.
B. The cat doesn't like rice.
C. The cat has two meals a day.

5. What's the best title (標(biāo)題) for the passage?

A. My Cat.
B. My Dog.
C. My cat and Dog.

         Jason Queally is one of the fastest men in the world on bicycle. But do you really call the thing in the
picture a bicycle? Well, yes, Jason's human-powered machine, With its two wheels, is, of course, a bicycle.
         Every year, a very important humanpowered bicycle is held in Nevada, USA.  The speed of a bike is
measured (測(cè)定) for only 200-metres, but players take more than a kilometre to get their bikes going fast. Jason
Queally's fastest speed for the 200metre race was 103.5 kilometres an hour.
         At this year's race, Jason failed to reach the finishing line. He was speeding along at about 70 kilometres
an hour when he began to lose control of his bike. When he tried to slow down, it began to smoke.Soon the
inside of his bike was filled with smoke.He couldn't see, and he couldn't breathe. At 70 kilometres an hour, a
crash could be very serious. Jason was frightened, but he managed to stop the bike safely. He would rapair his
bicycle and try again another time to be the world's fastest man on a bike. Better luck next time, Jason. 
         Maybe you're surprised that these bikes go so quickly, but is it useful? It could be. Cars are becoming
more and more popular, and they are very safe, comfortable and easy to drive, but they also pollute the air in
our cities. Scientists and engineers are learning from fast racing bikes how to make human-powered vehicles
that might be uesful for daily travel.
1. Is Jason's human-powered machine a bicycle?
                                                                                      
2. How often is the human-powered bicycle race held in Nevada?
   ________________________________________________________________
3. Did Jason stop his bike safely or was he badly hurt?
    ________________________________________________________________
4. Why did he lose this year's race? 
                                                            
5. What is the best vehicle for daily travel like according to the writer?
    ________________________________________________________________

1. Why is speaking different from listening, reading and writing?

A. We make more mistakes while speaking.
B. Speaking is more difficult than the other three.
C. We can't really speak without anyone else.

2. How old is Jimmy?

A. 7.
B. 10.
C. 13.

3. Why can't the boy go to a concert with Jimmy?

A. He is not old enough.
B. His parents don't like him.
C. He hates his brother.

4. Where did the fire probably start?

A. On the first floor.
B. On the second floor.
C. On the third floor.

5. What was the building used as at the time of the fire?

A. A very large hotel.
B. The home for the old people.
C. The president's office.

6. What is the weather like in Kowloon now?

A. It blows strongly.
B. It rains heavily.
C. It is lightning.

7. What did Bill say about the situation (情形) on Robinson Road?

A. A car accident happened.
B. Buses stopped because of too much traffic.
C. The road couldn't be used because there was so much water on it.

8. How often is the subway running?

A. Every one hour.
B. Every 20 minutes.
C. Every 10 minutes.

9. What caused the car accident near Sha Tin?

A. Heavy rain.
B. Bad situation on the road.
C. The driver's careless driving.

10. What does Linda tell people to do?

A. To stay safe at home.
B. To care about the Typhoon (臺(tái)風(fēng)) Harrison No.
9. C. To listen to weather report every day.