—Can I have some cookies, Mom?

—______ I’ll get you some.

A.No way B.How come? C.How can it be? D.Why not?

Travel agent : Time Travel. Tim speaking.

Sarah: 1.

Travel agent : I’m afraid he’s out. Can I help you?

Sarah: This is Sarah Scott. I’m phoning about a house 2.

Travel agent : Yes, What about it?

Sarah: Well, could you tell me more about it?

Travel agent : Yes, it’s got three bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs and downstairs there’s a kitchen, a large sitting room and a smaller bathroom.

Sarah: Is there a garage(車庫）?

Travel agent : No, I’m afraid there isn’t.3. It’s a very quiet area.

Sarah: I see. And has it got a garden?

Travel agent : Yes, there are two gardens: a small one at the front and a larger one at the back of the house.

Sarah: I see, and how much does the house cost?

Travel agent : 4.

Sarah: $500!5. Anyway, I think I’ll have to come to your agency tomorrow so that I can discuss it with Mr. Roberts .

Travel agent : Okay. I’ll tell Mr. Roberts when he gets back.

Sarah: Okay. Thank you very much. Goodbye.

Travel agent : Goodbye.

A. The rent’s $500 a month.

B. But you can park your car on the road outside the house.

C. Hello, could I speak to Mr. Roberts, please?

D. Does it have a swimming pool?

E. I’d like to rent (租用) in Scotland this July.

F. That’s quite expensive.

Amy didn't know what was wrong with Grandma. She used to have a good memory, but she always _______things recently. Amy felt upset. Mom told Amy that Grandma was just getting old and she needed more _______.

After knowing Grandma had Alzheimer’s disease（老年癡呆癥）. Amy’s parents decided to put her in a nursing home（療養(yǎng)院）to get the___________care she needed. But Amy didn’t like the idea at all. “We can often go to see her on_________. We can take her a present.” Mom said, “_________ice cream? Grandma loves strawberry ice cream!” Amy smiled.

On a Saturday morning they visited Grandma there for the first time. Grandma sat by _________ in a corner of the room. “Look,” Amy said to Grandma. “We brought you a___________ —your favorite strawberry ice cream!”

Grandma began to eat ___________saying a word. Amy wanted to cry. The next time they visited Grandma, the same thing___________.“Grandma, do you know who I am?” Amy asked. “You’re the girl who brings me ice cream,” Grandma said, “Yes,____________I’m Amy, too, your granddaughter. Don’t you remember me?” she asked ________. “Remember. Sure, I remember. You’re the girl who brings me ice cream.” Suddenly Amy__________that Grandma would never remember her. Grandma was living in her own lonely____________.

“Oh, how I love you, Grandma!” Amy said. Just then she found there were tears（眼淚）in Grandma’s eyes.

“Love,” Grandma said, “I remember love.”

“You see, dear, that’s____________ she wants,” Mom said to Amy. “Love.”

“I’ll bring her ice cream every weekend even if she doesn’t remember me,” Amy said.

After all, that was more____________— to remember love rather than someone’s name.

1.A.forgot B.borrowed C.remembered D.made

2.A.trouble B.love C.competition D.education

3.A.proper B.bad C.cheap D.careless

4.A.holidays B.weekdays C.birthdays D.weekends

5.A.In B.To C.Like D.Of

6.A.myself B.herself C.themselves D.ourselves

7.A.toy B.card C.present D.flower

8.A.through B.without C.from D.across

9.A.went by B.ended up C.ran away D.took place

10.A.but B.so C.for D.or

11.A.happily B.silently C.sadly D.proudly

12.A.realized B.argued C.discussed D.explained

13.A.city B.world C.country D.town

14.A.none B.other C.all D.another

15.A.impossible B.terrible C.dangerous D.important

My name is Bill. I was born in Toronto, Canada. Life looked bright and was filled with hope for my parents and me. My mother and father got married in 1980, and I was born the next year.

As I grew into a man, my father gave me lots of advice and support. There were many things about his character that I admired, but like many young boys, I often thought that my father’s ideas were from the past and out of date.

I did well as a student and was the first person in my family to graduate from university. Then I became a doctor in a hospital, and most people would say that I have had a very successful life. But I know much of my success is because of the lessons that he passed on to me.

I often look in the mirror and smile. My dad gave me many gifts, including my now bald head and the friendly smile that I have. Thank you again, dad. I miss you.

1.Bill was born in .

A.1982 B.1981 C.1990 D.1997

2.The underlined phrase “out of date” means .

A.時尚的 B.固執(zhí)的 C.過時的 D.開放的

3.Bill became a after he graduated from university.

A.doctor B.teacher C.writer D.lawyer

4.Bill thinks much of his success is because of .

A.his new ideas B.his friendly smile

C.his father’s look D.his father’s influence

5.In the passage, the writer mainly wants to tell us .

A.he is proud of his job

B.he has a colorful university life

C.he appreciates (感激）all his father has done

D.he wants to be with his father in the future

I watched my mother flying out to get me food. My sister already flew out into the world, too. She flew just like my mother did. I didn't ever want to leave the nest. My wings were nothing like my sister’s. Mine were brown and small, and I just knew they were too weak to fly.

My mother got back and fed me. After I ate, she looked at me and said, “you're old enough now, and it is time for you to fly.”

I told her I felt bad. She said that she could wait until the next morning. But then I would have to go. I stayed close to her in the nest and tried to go to sleep.

When the sun came up the next day, I tried to look small. I knew that birds should fly away and leave the nest, but that didn't mean I could do it.

My mother asked me to watch and learn. I had watched her fly away so many times before. When I stood in the nest watching her, I was scared.

Then something happened. I fell out of the nest! I put my wings out and I was able to fly! I shouted as loudly as I could. They worked! They were strong enough to fly after all! They were wonderful. My mother flew back to the nest and watched me fly and shouted happily.

1.Who got the bird food before he could fly?

A.His father. B.His mother. C.His sister. D.His brother.

2.Why couldn’t the bird fly?

A.Because his wings were brown and small. B.Because he didn’t have wings.

C.Because he thought his wings weren’t strong D.Because no one taught him to fly.

3.What does the underlined word “ They” refer to?

A.The wings. B.The bird’s mother and sister. C.The feet. D.The nest.

4.Which of the following is the RIGHT order according to the passage?

① The bird told the mother he felt too bad to fly.

② The bird fell out of the nest and learned to fly by accident.

③ The mother flew out to look for food.

④ The bird felt scared when seeing his mother showing him how to fly.

A.④①③② B.③①④② C.④③①② D.③④①②

5.What does the passage mainly want to tell us?

A.We should be brave to learn new things. B.We should be happy with friends.

C.We should trust our family. D.We should be careful when trying something new.

A hobby can be almost anything that a person likes to do in his spare time. Hobbyists raise pets, watch birds, paint pictures, play the piano and grow flowers.1.They collect everything from books to butterflies and from boxes to stamps.

People take up hobbies because these activities offer enjoyment, friendship and relaxation. Hobbies help people relax after a long time of hard work, and provide a balance (平衡) between work and play. Hobbies offer interesting activities for the old. Some hobbies can make a child grow as a person, develop his interest and help him learn new skills.2.Doctors have found that hobbies are useful in helping patients (病人) recover (恢復(fù)) from illness. Hobbies give patients who can’t move around something to do, and provide interests that keep them from thinking about themselves. Many hospitals treat (治療) patients by having them take up interesting hobbies.3.

In early times, most people were too busy making a living to have many hobbies. But some persons who had spare time did enjoy hobbies.4.People today have more time than ever before for hobbies. Machines have now reduced much time that people must spend on their jobs.

5.Those who have developed hobbies never need to worry about what to do with their newly-found free time hours.

Sir William Osler, a famous Canadian doctor expressed the value (價值) of hobbies by saying, “No man is really happy or safe without a hobby.”

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A. More people retire at an earlier age than before.
B. Hobbies can also help a patient to keep healthy.
C. The ancient Egyptians played games with balls made of wood.
D. They also go to concerts, climb mountains, go fishing, skate and swim.
E. Anyone, old or young, sick or well, rich or poor, can follow a good hobby, in spite of his age, health or money.
 

At most schools, “going green” means bringing out less trash or trying to recycle. But at New York’s Riverdale Country School, it means asking kids to run and even jump in the hallway. That’s because on January 7th, 2014, the school became the first place for the floor tiles（瓷磚）.

The tiles get energy made by the kids and turn it into electricity that can be used for classroom lights, science projects. The first US installation（安裝）of eight tiles near the school’s student center thanks to 14-year-old Zach Halem, who tried to ask the officials to buy them.

Besides providing fun green energy, the tiles also serve as a learning tool. Every time a student walks on one, a screen will show how much energy was generated（產(chǎn)生）. It makes kid feel proud because of saving energy.

Made largely from rubber and other recycled materials, the tiles that have been around since 2009, are the idea of 26-year-old British Industrial designer Laurence Kembell Cook. While new to the US, they have been installed in many places in Europe－from a London underground station during the 2012 Olympic to a street in Paris.

However, it was not until PaveGen started getting popular in London schools that Laurence realized that his invention not only saved energy, but was also fun!

1.Trying to recycle means “going green” at most schools.

2.14-year-old Zach Halem invented the special floor tiles.

3.When students walk on a tile, it can provide energy.

4.The tiles are made from rubber and some other new things.

5.The tiles can save energy, but they are too boring.

閱讀短文，回答下面的問題。

There was a little boy whose name was Peter. He lived in a village close to the sea. The villagers built sea walls to keep sea water from the doors of the houses. But once the sea walls almost put the village in great danger.

One day Peter was walking on his way back home along the sea wall when it began to rain. All of a sudden, he saw a hole in the wall, from which the sea water was running. Peter shouted for help because he know the hole meant that the sea was making its way through the sea wall, but no answer came. He realized he should do something else as quickly as possible, or the sea water could be pouring over the whole village. He started to rush towards his village. At the same time, the rain became heavier and heavier.

It was getting dark, but Peter rushed on and on. He felt cold and hungry. In the rainstorm, he fell down over and over again. Many times he thought about giving up, but he fought on. He remembered his father's words, "Lots of strong men have made every effort to build the walls which can keep the village safe from danger. The sea walls are really important."

Finally when the boy's father saw him, Peter had been black and blue all over The boy told the villagers what had happened to the sea wall. They repaired it in time. "Thank God! He saved the village, "they praised Peter. All the villagers called him "Peter the Guard" from then on. Peter's parents were really proud of him !

1.Where did Peter live?

2.Wnat did Peter do first after he saw a hole in the wall? (No more than four words)

3.How did Peter feel when he rushed on and on?

4.Who told Peter about the importance of the sea walls? ((No more than two words))

5.Why did the villagers call Peter"Peter the Guard"?

It was 1. first biology class. The teacher wanted to give a good start to her class. She wanted to open up her students’2.(eye) to the world of biology. She knew that teaching those young students was not easy, 3.she worked hard and tried to find a good way to teach them. After 4.(think) a long time, she had an idea. She decided 5.(show) the children something interesting and give them a lesson at the same time.

She asked her students to watch 6.(careful). Then she began. She put a worm into a glass of water. The worm 7.(swim) around in the water then she put a 8.(two) worm into a glass of alcohol(酒精). It was killed 9. a few minutes. She asked the students what they learned from it. A boy answered, “you showed 10.(we) that if we drank alcohol we wouldn't have worms in our stomachs.”

VII. (A) 多虧了建筑者們的辛勤付出，自今年四月份以來長春南湖大橋的水幕瀑布成為了我們城市的又一道絢麗的新風(fēng)景。下面是林立寫給美國筆友Mike的郵件，請你將其補(bǔ)充完整，每空一詞。

Dear Mike,

How is it going? Here I have something new to tell you.

Since 1., Nanhu Bridge Waterfalls have been another attraction in Changchun. You know, 2. to the builders, the project is a great success. People can not only enjoy the waterfalls in different shapes and colors, but also 3. to nice music at the same time. You cannot imagine lots of people come here just for a look, 4. they live quite far. The bridge is sometimes crowded 5. many visitors, so policemen are there to keep things in order.

Welcome to my hometown this summer. Looking forward to your reply.

Yours,

Lin Li