One early morning, I woke up by a phone call.It was from a taxi driver.He told me he had my friend’s cell phone.
My friend, Michael, left it in the taxi the night before.The driver called others, but I was the first one to answer his call.
It was a rainy morning.For Taxi drivers in this big city it’s a busy time.He asked me where he could drop the cell phone off.I told him the street where I lived.Then I quickly jumped out of bed and got dressed, so I could meet him at the corner.
When I arrived, I thanked him.And I was so happy for my friend, he moved to this country a few weeks ago—and I could only imagine how important his cell phone was to him! I asked the taxi driver for his name, so my friend could thank him.He said my thanks were all that he needed.Then he drove off.
I e-mailed my friend telling him I had his phone.In the evening, he came to my home and I told him how I received it.My friend was very excited to get his cell phone.He said he would help others as possible as he could.
1.______ made the writer wake up one early morning.
A.His friend
B.A phone call from a driver
C.The noise of a taxi
D.A phone call from his friend
2.From the second paragraph, we know ______.
A.Michael and the taxi driver are friends
B.the taxi driver called the writer because he left his cell phone in the taxi
C.Michael’s friends didn’t like the taxi driver, so they didn’t answer him
D.the taxi driver called Michael’s other friends before he called the writer
3.The taxi driver can be ______ in the big city on the rainy morning.
A.free B.tired C.busy D.sad
4.The writer met the taxi driver ______.
A.in his home B.at the corner of the street
C.in Michael’s home D.in his office
5.Which of the following is right?
A.The story happened on a sunny early morning.
B.The writer’s cell phone was left in the taxi.
C.Michael came to the city several weeks ago.
D.The writer gave Michael his cell phone by mail.
In recent months, many French teachers and parents complain (抱怨) that their children are bright than they were.They say young people visit museums less often and spend time on the Internet.In their spare time they only read cartoons and music, and like American culture more than their own.
But is this true? A recent survey that many French kids spend their time as other kids always have.
Most French teens love music, with 86% putting it as their top , above the cinema, sport and television.French kids read a lot and like many things, from Japanese cartoons American novels.
Many French people worry that their children too many American films and listen to too much American music like Britney Spears.
But the of this survey prove (证明) that French young people like their own culture.As Silvia Berlin, a student from Paris, says, “I love watching American TV after school, I watch more French programs.I love being French!”
1.A.little B.less C.much D.more
2.A.too much B.much too C.too many D.so many
3.A.look up B.look for C.listen to D.look through
4.A.thinks B.takes C.shows D.realizes
5.A.plan B.housework C.search D. hobby
6.A.important B.different C.necessary D.wrong
7.A.at B.in C.to D.among
8.A.see B.own C.happen D.protect
9.A.names B.reports C.meanings D.results
10.A.but B.and C.so D.or
—I don’t know where to go this summer vacation.
—Why not ______ visiting Mount Tai? There are many places of interest there.
A.wonder B.consider C.regard D.been
—When did you buy the computer?
—I have ______ this computer for 5 years, but it still works well.
A.has B.have C.bought D.had
—How are you feeling here?
—It’s quite hot.I don’t know ______ to go or stay.
A.how B.when C.whether D.where
—I have never been to the space museum.
—______.
A.Neither have I B.So do I
C.Neither do I D.Yes, I have
