______ I want to travel around the world one day.

A. as a result B. as well as C. because D. because of

He wanted to know _______.

A. where did Lucy come from

B. where Lucy comes from

C. where Lucy came from

D. where has Lucy come from

Yesterday, our teacher told us that the light ______ faster than the sound.

A. travel B. travels D. will travel D. travelled

— What do you think of swimming?

—It’s not easy, but I won’t ______ I want to be a good swimmer.

A．put it away B．pick it up

C．give it up D. turn it on

He works hard at English ______ he can be an English teacher in the future.

A．such that B． i n order to C．so that D. so as to

We really enjoyed the school trip yesterday, ______ it rained in the afternoon and some of us got wet.

A．though B．a(chǎn)fter C．because D. so

Look at the ‘No parking’ sign. You______ park your car here.

A．should B．needn’t C．mustn’t D. need

— Mike,I bought a new clock for you on my way home. Here you are!

—Oh, thank you. Mum. Let me_____

A．try it out B．put it out

C．find it out D. look it out.

I know there are many interesting and useful jobs but I would like to be a teacher.

I began to think about my future job at the age of fourteen. I was born into a family of teachers. My parents are both teachers and I like the job.

When I was a little girl, I often went to school with my mother. When my mother was in the class I watched her, and I wanted to be popular among (在……當(dāng)中) pupils like her.

One day in the 9th grade, the head teacher asked me to give an English lesson to the 5th grade pupils because their English teacher caught a cold. When I entered the classroom, many pupils had been at their desks. I said, “Good morning,” and began the lesson.

I wanted the pupils to like English. We read, wrote, sang songs, asked questions and answered questions. Later, I gave English lessons several times and I was happy teaching the pupils.

Now I know what I am going to do after leaving school. I want to be an English teacher. It’s a very interesting but difficult job. It’s interesting because I can work with pupils. It’s difficult because I have to teach them a foreign language.

To be a good teacher means to know a lot. Every day I improve my English by reading books, reading English newspapers, looking through magazines and speaking with English people.

I like English and I want to be a good teacher.

1.When did the writer begin to think about her future job?

A. In the 5th grade. B. In the 9th grade.

C. At 10. D. At 14.

2.The writer felt ________ about teaching the pupils according to Paragraph 5.

A. happy B. worried

C. nervous D. angry

3.The writer thinks being a teacher is interesting because she can ________.

A. learn a lot B. work with pupils

C. enjoy long vacations D. work with her mother

4. To improve her English, the writer does the following things every day EXCEPT ________.

A. speaking with English people

B. looking through magazines

C. watching English movies

D. reading books

5.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. The writer has left school and is a good teacher now.

B. The writer often went to school with her mother when she was young.

C. The writer gave an English lesson to the 5th grade pupils one afternoon.

D. The writer’s English teacher asked her to give an English lesson to the 5th grade pupils.

When you walk into the small Australian town of Coober Pedy, you may be surprised by what you can see. It’s just barren (荒蕪的) land there!

So why even call it a town? There are more than 4,000 people of 48 nationalities. However, all of the people live underground!

Coober Pedy was established(建立) in 1915, following the discovery of opals (貓眼石). The town is sometimes called the “opal capital of the world,” because it is the largest opal mining area in the world.

Due to a desert climate (沙漠氣候), people came to realize that while working under the ground was easy, living above it was not. The solution was to move underground, by changing old mines into homes and establishing the world’s first and most likely, only underground town.

As years have gone by, the homes have become bigger. There are now also some hotels for tourists. They come from all over the world just to see this unusual town. Coober Pedy is probably best known for its unique style (獨(dú)特風(fēng)格)of underground living.

While the structures (結(jié)構(gòu))may be located underground, they are in no way worse than those that lie above. Not only do their walls have the color of beautiful red, but also the structures have all the modern equipment like walk-in closets, modern kitchens and televisions. And the town also has gift shops selling opal jewelry, a couple of museums and even a church!

Besides, Coober Pedy is also a favourite among filmmakers. And it has appeared in a series of movies such as Pitch Black, Red Planet and Opal Dream.

1. This passage tells us that Coober Pedy is a(an) ________ .

A .world famous person B. underground town

C. film-making company D. precious stone

2. We know from the passage that Coober Pedy ________ .

A.is a small town with 400 people

B. was established before the year 1915

C.is famous for its desert climate

D. was established after opals were discovered

3. People moved to live underground because________ .

A. there were large opal mines there

B. living above the ground was not easy

C. it was the opal capital of the world

D. it was the world’s first underground town

4. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?

A. People in Coober Pedy changed old mines into homes.

B. The underground homes have all the modern equipment.

C. Tourists come to Coober Pedy just to buy opal jewelry.

D. The underground homes are as good as those that lie above.

5. The best title for this passage might be ________ .

A.Opal Mining in Australia

B. The Desert Climate in Coober Pedy

C. Gift shops in Coober Pedy

D. World’s First Underground Town