People at home keep asking me, "Is it hard Why have you learned it so well?" Well, there's one thing that makes Chinese easy to learn: there are so many people to talk to.to learn Chinese? You've probably heard that it's the most spoken language. Today it's also one of the most written languages online. And with so many Chinese people interested in learning English, it couldn't be easier to find a friend for language learning. You just have to know where to look for them.
The really good place to look for them is QQ. QQ has the same status(地位) in China as AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) does in the US. It is reported that at any moment, up to 9,000,000 people are using QQ. They're at work, or in a web café, or at home, and the information of the users can be found. If you sign on with your address set to "abroad", you'll soon find that many thousands of them are interested in speaking to you! This is a great way for you to learn Chinese, and for them to learn English. I think that it's a very interesting way of cultural contact(文化交流), too, for ordinary people from around the world to be able to have one-on-one contact.
1.In the first paragraph, the writer tells us ___________.
A. why his family members want to learn Chinese
B. Chinese isn’t so hard to learn as his friends think
C. the easiest thing to do is learning Chinese
2.From the second paragraph we know that QQ and AIM are __________.
A. addresses for the Internet users
B. documents(文件) you need to get online
C. tools（工具）for people to talk online
3.Offices, web cafés and homes ____________.
A. have the most people online
B. provide both QQ and AIM in China
C. are the best places for English learners
4.The writer wrote this passage mainly to __________.
A. tell a way of learning Chinese
B. show what the Chinese people are doing
C. tell the importance of learning Chinese
5.The writer of this passage is maybe ___________.
A. a Chinese who works abroad
B. an expert（专家）who works at home
C. an American who works in China
Speak English like an American
Writer: Amy Gillett
Price:$24.95 Fare(运费):$3.99(Ships from and sold by Amazon.com.)
INTRODUCTION (介绍)……………………………9
Lesson 1: Bob’s Day at Work………………………11
Lesson 2: Bob Returns Home with Bad News………17
Lesson 3: Ted’s Day at School……………………23
Lesson 4: Nicole’s Day at School…………………27
Lesson 5: Ted Goes Out for the Evening……………33
REVIEW: Lessons 1-5 ……………………………37
1.The book was written by _________.
A. Amy Gillett B. Bob GillettC. Ted
2.If Tom wants to buy this book from Amazon.com, he has to pay ________.
A. $3.99 B. $24.95C. $28.94
3.If you want to know about Ted’s Day at school, you should turn to Page ______.
A. 11 B. 17C. 23
4.If you want to know about Bob’s day at work, you should read __________.
A. Lesson 1B. Lesson 2C. Lesson 3
5.You can probably read this passage ______.
A. in a textbook B. on the Internet C. in a storybook
Hi, boys and girls! Welcome to our museum. It’s free. You don’t have to pay any money. But we have some rules for you. Please remember them and do as I say. Firstly, don’t have food or drink here. You may make our museum dirty. Secondly, you can take photos here, but don’t touch(触摸) the things here. Thirdly, keep quiet in the museum. Don’t talk loudly. Fourthly, the museum is not open after five o’clock in the afternoon. Please leave(离开) before five. Have a good time here! Thank you.
1.There are some rules for a _____.
A. store B. park C. museum
2.What’s the Chinese meaning of the word “free” in the article?
A. 免费的 B. 迅速的 C.自由的
3.Students can _____ in the museum.
A. have food and drink B. take photos C. talk loudly
4.Students can stay in the museum _____.
A. all day B. before 5:00 a.m. C. before 5:00 p.m
5.We can learn from the article that _____.
A. students don’t want to pay any money
B. the museum has five rules for the students
C. the speaker hopes the students have a good time
Where Are We Going, Dad? Presents a new generation of men who, in a break from Chinese tradition, now take active role in their children's lives. Five fathers and their children traipse（走过） China, riding camels the western deserts, fishing off the east coast, and selling vegetables for their bus fare home in Yunnan province. One dad doesn’t know his daughter’s hair. Another one must survive （生存）with his son for three days in the desert, where, because can cook, the two only eat instant noodles（泡面）.
The children—and their bumbling（笨拙的）fathers—show remarkable candor（相对坦率）. “I’m best at washing up（洗碗）, I can’t do ,” one dad says to another. “My wife is great—she’s been raising（养育） our son for six years. I’m and it’s only been three days. I’m buying her some flowers when we back,” says another.
But on the show, we see fathers who are gentler on their kids and more involved in their upbringing.
These story lines are part of Where Are We Going Dad? Which one of China’s most popular TV shows.
1.A. a B. an C. /
2.A. around B. around the C. all around
3.A. across B. through C. cross
4.A. how to do B. what to do C. how to do it
5.A. both B. either C. neither
6.A. something else B. anything else C. nothing else
7.A. exhausted B. exhaust C. exhausting
8.A. are going B. will go C. go
9.A. more B. a lot of C. a lot
10.A. has become B. have become C. has been become
Thank you for CCTV’s Around The World show. Today, we’re in Australia. It’s a beautiful, sunny day! There are many people here on vacation. Some are taking .
are lying on the beach. Look at this group of people beach volleyball. They look cool! I am they can play in this heat. This is a very interesting place. The people are really very relaxed!
1.A.join B. joining C. joined
2.A.photos B. photo C. photoes
3.A.Other B. Others C. The others
4.A.play B. are playing C. playing
5.A.surprised B. surprising C. surprise
— Could you tell me _____?
— Yes. He _____to Australia.
A. where is he; has gone B. where he is; has gone C. where he is; has been
