1．“燦爛星空，誰是真的英雄？”做出驚天動地業(yè)績的人是英雄，為追求真理獻(xiàn)出生命的人是英雄，在平凡崗位上默默奉獻(xiàn)的人是英雄……

假如你班正準(zhǔn)備出一期以“我們心中的英雄”為主題的英語墻報，請完成下列兩項活動。

閱讀下面兩位英雄的信息卡，制作完成第三位英雄的信息卡，最后一欄中只需寫一件主要事跡。

2．從上面三張信息卡中選擇一位英雄，以“The Hero in My Heart”為題寫一篇短文。

要求：①包含所選信息卡上的內(nèi)容；       ②適當(dāng)拓展，如學(xué)英雄的感想、行動等；

③不能出現(xiàn)表明你身份的信息；

④詞數(shù)80左右，不含已給出部分。

The Hero in My Heart

As we know，most people have heroes in their hearts．For me，

1．We can learn from the PROFILE below that                ．

A．Kaka is a football player          B．Kaka is from England

C．Kaka is 28 years old in 2008

2．It is very good advice for you to protect yourself                       ．

A．when a traffic accident happens

B．when you go out for a picnic

C．when an earthquake（地震）hits

3．The survey（調(diào)查）below is about                    

A．reading books                        B．doing sports                          C．making friends

4．Please read the notice，and find out which of the following is WRONG?

A．Benny and Paula will have a birthday party．

B．Benny and Paula have just moved to a new house

C．Benny and Paula's new house is on 44 Wright Avenue

5．Please read the tour information and find out which of the following is TRUE?

A．Only the students under 12 can have the discount（折扣）．

B．If you set off at 9：15，you can't visit Heartlands and Heroes．

C．If you have only ￥25，you can visit Lech Ness and Legends．

下圖是Gina對班上同學(xué)的周末活動進(jìn)行調(diào)查后得出的結(jié)果。同學(xué)們的周末活動真是豐富多彩。想想你和你的同學(xué)是如何度過周末的？寫一篇名為 “Weekend Activities” 的文章談?wù)勀銈兊闹苣┗顒印?/p>

要求：

（1）語意連貫，句式規(guī)范，字跡工整；

（2）文中不得出現(xiàn)你的真實校名和姓名；

（3）詞數(shù)60—80；

（4）開頭已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。

Weekend Activities

In my class，most of my classmates have colorful weekends．

Which one means “You can’t take photos here”?

   A                      B                    C                     D

下圖是某中學(xué)60名學(xué)生上學(xué)時所采用的交通方式的扇形統(tǒng)計圖。請根據(jù)統(tǒng)計圖及所給例句完成句子。（詞數(shù)不限）

Example：Three students go to school by taxi．

（1）Six students          by car．

（2）         go to school by bus．

（3）33 students go to school         ．

（4）                           ．

May has just moved to Sunshine Town．Read the map below and help her find the way．

1．The museum is_________ ．

    A．on York Street

    B．beside the pet shop

    C．next to the hospital

    D．between the bookshop and the library

2．If she wants to see a doctor，she can go to the hospital on __________．

    A．Hill Street      B．Adam Street         C．York Street             D．King Street

3．The nearest place for the students at school to buy stationery is__________．

    A．the shopping mall                       B．the shoe shop

    C．the post office                                 D．the supermarket

4．The park，a nice place in the town，is__________．

    A．south of the cinema                     B．north of the library

    C．southwest of the museum            D．northeast of the post office

5．Start from A, walk along Adam Street, turn left at the second crossing, and she will find____．

    A．the park on the left                     B．the cinema on the right

C．the library on the left                  D．the bookshop on the right

請先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從方框中所給的詞中選出最恰當(dāng)?shù)?0個，用其適當(dāng)形式填空。每個詞限用一次。

When you finish high school or university，is learning done? The answer is “no”．In many countries，people continue learning all their lives．Why is lifelong（終身的）learning important? How can it help you? Let's look at one   1   of lifelong learning in Japan．

You go to school and learn．You study．You take tests． 2   learning doesn't only happen in school．Learning doesn't   3   when you graduate（畢業(yè)）from high school or college．You are learning all the time．For example，learning can   4   when you go to museum．It can  __5__ happen when you get a job．You learn when you    6   a sport or when you take a trip．Learning is   7   ! We never stop learning．Every day you can improve yourself by learning something    8  ．

In Japan，lifelong learning is very important．People in Japan like to try new learning ___9  ．Music，calligraphy（書法）and foreign languages are some of their   10   classes．The Japanese take classes to improve their skills and learn new things．

When we graduate from school，we can continue to learn．Make lifelong learning one of your goals!

PARIS，F(xiàn)rance—As a child，Alain Robert was afraid of heights．One day，when he was 12，he returned home from school．At the front door of his building，he looked for his keys．He didn't have them．It was 3：30 p.m. and his parents worked until 6：00 p．m．Alain looked at his apartment（公寓）on the eighth floor．He saw an open window．He closed his eyes and imagined himself climbing the building．When he opened his eyes，he told himself．“I can do it．” Fifteen minutes later，he was in his house and his fear of heights was gone．

Today，Alain still climbs buildings．In 2003，he climbed a building in London dressed as Spiderman（蜘蛛俠）to advertise the movie．In 2004，he climbed Taipei 101（one of the tallest buildings in the world）．To reach the top of a building，Alain uses only his hands and special shoes．

Alain climbs as a hobby．He also does it to make money for charity（for children and the homeless）．When he climbs，he wants to send a message to people．If you have a dream—something you really want to do—it can become real．But you must be brave and keep trying．If something bad happens，don’t give up．Close your eyes and tell yourself，“I can do it．”

1．Alain Robert first climbed the tall building                    ．

A．in 2003                   B．in 2004                   C．a(chǎn)t 6：00 p．m．     D．a(chǎn)t the age of 12

2．Alain Robert climbed the tall building in London to                ．

A．a(chǎn)dvertise the movie Spiderman                     B．make the movie Spiderman

C．enter his apartment                                     D．make money for British children

3．Main Robert climbs buildings          ．

A．for fun and exercise                                  B．for charity and his health

C．for fun and charity                                     D．for exercise and his job

4．The best title for this passage would be         ．

A．An Exciting Sport                                    B．Alain Robert’s Hobby

C．A Man for Charity                                      D．A Real Life Superman

Are Sports Important?

Sports are all around us．We watch and read sports news．There are also sports clubs，and even sports—only channels（頻道）on TV．In many countries，players make millions of dollars every year．

But why are sports so important? They're only games，right?

Our readers answer：

Vlad（Ukraine烏克蘭）

Sports bring people together．In 2006，our team was able to play in the 2006 World Cup for the first time．Everyone was happy．Rich and poor，old and young，men and women—everyone was in the streets together!

Mike（USA）

Sports bring people together，but they divide them，too．Fans of different teams fight all the time—they shout and hit each other．And here's another example：My brother plays high school baseball．Last week，his team played an important game．At the game，two parents fought about a call．Come on… baseball is only a game! Sports are so competitive（有競爭力的）these days．It's all about winning．Then the game isn't fun．

Oba（South Africa）

Right now，some of the world's best soccer players are from African countries，and the 2010 World Cup games will be in South Africa．Yes，some players make a lot of money—may be too much．But sporting events（like the World Cup）bring tourists and money to countries and people．And that is good for Africa．

1．What does Mike think of a game when players and fans only think about winning?

A．It's important．                                        B．It's exciting．

C．It's not fun．                                             D．It's not necessary．

2．Why are sports important for Oba?

A．Because sports are competitive these days．

B．Because sports can make money for a country．

C．Because sports can make players rich every year．

D．Because sports can make people happy．

3．What does the underlined word “call” mean?

A．Decision．           B．Telephone．            C．Suggestion．          D．Seat．

4．What is the main idea of this passage?

A．Sports are popular all over the world．

B．Sports divide people from different countries．

C．People have different opinions about sports．

D．Sports bring tourists and money to Africa．

Scientists have discovered the world's funniest joke! Dr. Wiseman，from Oxford University in Britain，created a website with jokes on it．He then asked people to rate（定級）the jokes from 1（“not very funny”）to 5（“very funny”）．People could also tell their own jokes．At the end of one year，Wiseman had two million ratings and 40,000 jokes from around the world．

Why study jokes? Dr. Wiseman thinks humor can tell us a lot about people．In Wiseman’s experiment（實驗），people from different countries did think different jokes were funny．For example，Europeans rated jokes about serious topic like death “very funny”．North Americans laughed most at jokes that made fun of people．So，what was the world’s funniest joke?

Two men are hunting（打獵）．Suddenly，one man falls down and isn't moving．The other man calls for help on his mobile phone．“Help!” the man says，“I think my friend is dead!” “I can help you，” says the woman on the phone．” “First，are you sure your friend is dead?” It's quiet for a minute．Then the woman hears a gunshot（槍聲）．The man returns to the phone．“Yes，he’s dead．Now what?”

In Dr. Wiseman's experiment，people from a number of countries，old and young，men and women，all thought this joke was very funny．What about you?

1．How did Dr. Wiseman find the funniest joke in the world?

A．He asked different scientists for their ideas．

B．He asked people to rate jokes on the website．

C．He asked his students about their favorite jokes．

D．He searched the Internet and chose it by himself．

2．What kinds of jokes made Europeans laugh most?

A．Jokes about hunting．                              B．Jokes about people．

C．Jokes about telephoning．                           D．Jokes about death．

3．Which of the following can best describe the man calling for help in the joke?

A．He is foolish．                                         B．He is confident．

C．He is clever．                                            D．He is dishonest．

4．What can we learn from the passage?

A．The woman told the man to kill his friend．

B．Dr．Wiseman wasn't interested in Asian jokes．

C．All the people in the world liked jokes about death．

D．Dr．Wiseman studied jokes to know about people．