-- I need something for cutting the paper.

-- Oh, you want a knife? OK, I'll get ______ for you.

　　 A. it　　　　 B. that　　　　　　　 C. this　　　　　　　 D. one

The teacher asked the boy many questions, but he only answered ______ of them.

      A. some           B. lots            C. each               D. few

— Which would you like to visit, Shanghai Expo Garden or Beijing Bird Nest?

— 　　　　 . I prefer to enjoy the 2010 FIFA World Cup at home.

　 A. Both　　 　 B. Either　 　 C. Neither　 　 D. None

— What a nice MP5! Whose is it?

— It’s 　　　　. My father bought me last week.

　 A. me B. him 　 C. his 　 D. mine

--Who teaches __________English?

--No one. I teach __________.

A. you; myself　　 　　　 B. your; myself　　　 　　 C. you; me

假如今年5月1日你和父母到聊城旅游。你們的活動內(nèi)容和經(jīng)歷如下：

請你根據(jù)以上表格提供的信息寫一篇80詞左右的短文，描述一下這次難忘的經(jīng)歷，并談?wù)勀愕母惺堋?/p>

注意：

1．短文的開頭已給出，不計人總詞數(shù)。

2．短文寫作可適當發(fā)揮，以使行文連貫。

3．參考詞匯：光岳樓Guangyue Tower 鐵塔the Iron Tower 山陜會館Shanshan Guildhall

My parents and I went to Liaocheng on May 1. ____________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

根據(jù)表格中所給內(nèi)容，用正確的格式設(shè)計一張海報(部分內(nèi)容已給出)。

根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，在每個標有題號的空白處填人一個適當?shù)木渥�，使對話完整、合乎情景�?/p>

A: Be quick, Betty. Your uncle is waiting for you at the school gate.

B: My uncle? No, I don't have an uncle.

A:        16      ?

B: He is my grandpa.

A: Really? But he looks so young.        17       ？ 

B: He is 61.

A: Why is he waiting for you?

B: Today is my grandma's birthday. I will help my grandpa buy some presents for my grandma.

A: Did they buy presents for each other in the past?

B:       18      . They usually bought very special presents for each other.

A:       19      ？

B: They got married in 1976.

A: Does your grandpa still work?

B:      20     . He retired (退休) last year.

閱讀下面短文，從所給單詞中選出適當單詞，并用其正確的語言形式填在標有題號的空白處，使語意通順完整。(每空一詞，每個單詞只能使用一次)

      Each year, thousands of Chinese middle school students go to study in foreign countries such as the US, the UK, Australia and Japan.

    "Chinese   6   hope very much to go abroad to get a wider view (視野) of the world," said Li Mingshan, a Chinese writer who has lived   7    America for many years. In a talk Li told more than 300 parents and their children that life in foreign countries can be   8   for young people. "They have to meet a culture shock and language problems.”

However, these are not the most difficult things. To most children, looking after   9   when studying alone in a foreign country is a big challenge (挑戰(zhàn)).

    Zhao Baohua, a 16-year-old student   10   to study in a high school in Australia last October. To his surprise, his teachers there hardly pushed students to study. And usually there wasn't homework. "With these education systems, we have more free   11   and more space for thinking," said Zhao. "But   12   you don't know how to plan your time and money, you will not have an easy time." Some of his friends spent their whole year's money in the first two months of the term, and they didn't   13   their exams.

    "Studying abroad at a young age can help students learn foreign languages   14  , but students and parents should know about the challenges," Li said. "If you want to study abroad, try to talk to someone with experience in foreign countries. Make sure that you are   15   for it. "

  I and many other people in Britain love charity (慈善) shops because we can find them on every street. The charity shops sell all kinds of things and they are very cheap.

    The first charity shop was opened by Oxfam in 1947. Now there are over 7,000 charity shops in the UK. My favourite charity shop in my hometown is the Red Cross Shop. There I always find children's books, all 10 to 20 pence each. They are really cheap.

    Most of the shop workers in charity shops are volunteers (志愿者), ________ each shop has a manager and he gets some money. Every morning you see bags of things outside the shops. Some people bring and put them there without waiting for thanks. In fact, over 90% of the things in charity shops are from kind people.

    All the money the shops get goes to charity work. Charity shops raise more than 110 million pounds every year. The money is for sick and poor children, homeless and disabled people, and many others. In a charity shop you can get cheap but nice things. You might even feel special while shopping.

     If possible, let's do something for charity together.

1. What do the charity shops sell?

2．從短文中找出可以替換下面所給句子的一句話。

Oxfam opened the first charity shop in 1947.

3．在短文第三段的空白處填人一個適當?shù)倪B詞，使句意完整通順。

4. How much do charity shops raise every year?

5．將短文劃線部分(第五段)的英語句子譯成漢語。