阅读理解。
Good afternoon and welcome to England. We hope that your visit here will be pleasant. Today, I would like to draw your attention to a few of our laws.
The first one is about drinking. Now you may not buy alcohol(酒) in this country if you are under 18 years old, nor may your friends buy it for you.
Secondly, noise. Enjoy yourselves by all means, but please don't make unnecessary noise, especially at night. We ask you to respect other people who may wish to be quiet.
Thirdly, crossing the road. Be careful. The traffic moves on the left side of the road in this country. Use the crossing for walking and don't take any chances when crossing the road.
My next point is about rubbish. It is an offence(违法行为) to drop litter in the street. When you have something to throw away, please put it in your pocket and take it home, or put it into a rubbish bin.
Finally, smoking. It is against the law to buy cigarettes or tobacco(烟草) if you are under 16 years old.
I'd like to finish by saying that if you need any kind of help, you can turn to the police. The police will be pleased to help you. You can call, or directly go to ask any policeman.
1.Who do you think most probably makes the speech?
A．A teacher. B．A person who makes laws.
C．A guide. D．An English officer.
2.How many points are mentioned in this speech?
A．Three. B．Four.
C．Five. D．Six.
3.The main purpose of this speech is to .
A．give advice to the travelers in England
B．ask people not to go to England
C．declare the different laws of England
D．tell people that those above 18 years old can drink and smoke in England
4.If you need help, you can contact a policeman in England by .
A．making a lot of noise
B．making a phone call
C．drinking a lot of wine
D．smoking a cigarette
5.From the speech, we can learn that in England, .
A．you can throw rubbish in the street
B．the traffic moves on the right side of the road
C．if you are under 18 years old, your friends can buy wine for you
D．you may not buy cigarettes or tobacco unless you are above 16 years old
选词填空(短文选词填空)
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People say that eyes are the window of the heart. We can know much about people by looking into their 1. . Eye contact(接触) is necessary in our daily lives. It helps us 2. with people more easily, especially with 3. . Studies have shown that when a person 4. an interesting conversation, his eyes don't always stay on his partner's face. Instead, he looks at the partner's eyes for two or three minutes. Then his eyes move down to the partner's 5. or lips, and then back up to the eyes again. Sometimes, he 6. at nearby things for a while, and then back up to the eyes. So, if you want to 7. that you're interested in what a person is saying, you should make eye contact with 8. often. However, remember that an unblinking stare (盯着看) is impolite. At the same time, you should avoid(避免) looking up to a person, because it's a common sign of being 9. . Also you should avoid "crocodile(鳄鱼) tears",10. though you want to be thought to be sad. So you should make eye contact correctly and sincerely.
完形填空.
For the Japanese, gift-giving is an expression of thanks. It is an important social activity in Japanese life. Here are some customs of 1. gift-giving.
Devalue(贬低) the gift you give. You don't want the receiver to 2. that you are proud. Devalue your gift as much as 3. Praise the gift you 4. It is also important to praise the fine taste of the gift-giver in making that particular choice for you. And don't forget to give a thousand and one thanks. Don't open the gift 5. you aren't asked to do so. And when you do, you must open it carefully. After you see it, you should praise it and say 6. to the sender, and then rewrap the gift as if it was 7. opened. Wrap(包装) all gifts nicely. Wrap any gift with good paper or colorful cloth. Japanese gift-giving is not only a friendly expression but also a(n) 8. You should look out for the colors when you 9. the tapes(丝线). Red and white tapes are especially used for Valentine's Day, 10. red and green are for Christmas. Gold and silver are for weddings(婚礼).
If you keep these points in mind, you'll be sure to make any Japanese happy.
11.A．Japanese B．English C．Chinese D．Russian
12.A．see B．look C．buy D．think
13.A．good B．possible C．necessary D．impossible
14.A．sell B．buy C．receive D．give
15.A．until B．if C．after D．that
16.A．sorry B．thanks C．goodbye D．nothing
17.A．ever B．even C．never D．already
18.A．action B．job C．lesson D．art
19.A．get B．choose C．make D．sell
20.A．when B．after C．before D．while
阅读与表达(填空式)
Which do you think is cleverer, a dog or a pig? Do you like keeping a pig as a pet? Many people think that pigs are dirty and slow to learn things. But in fact they are wrong.
A report says that pigs are smarter than either your cat or dog, and they are the fourth cleverest animals on the earth. Yet few people know very much about these misunderstood(被误解的) animals. Do you agree? Here's a fact about this.
Matthew Bell is a young man from New Zealand. He likes sports and pets. When the weather gets warmer, he always goes surfing. But he is not alone. There is a pig playing with him. The pig is Zorro. He is only three months old. He has been surfing with his owner since he was just 3 weeks old. He likes playing with people. When people touch his body, hair or tail, he is always happy.
In March, 2013 there was a video about Zorro who is surfing on the Internet. Soon Pig Zorro became one of the most popular pigs in the world.
根据短文内容，补全所缺的信息。(每空一词)
阅读理解。
I like to make friends with children whom I go to school with, or live in the same neighborhood with. Isn't there an expression that describes this? It says, "A friend close by is better than a family member far away."—Jane |
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I like people who are innocent(天真无邪的). They're not young but their eyes are young and they see the goodness in people. They are smart enough to protect themselves but kind enough to open their heart to another person and lend a helping hand. —Rose |
Have you ever made a fool of yourself? I once fell over a wall and the rose bush(灌木) outside the hospital, just as a policeman was passing me, he turned and tried to catch me. Luckily, he laughed, "You're Cook!" —Cook |
1.Jane likes to make friends .
A．who live nearby B．who love schools
C．who are friendly D．who live far away
2.Why does Bush stay away from bars and clubs?
A．Because Bush has a friend that often goes to bars.
B．Because he has seen some people drunk there.
C．Because he has seen some children enter bars.
D．Because Bush doesn't have friends.
3.If you like helping others and have a young heart, you may .
A．have the same hobby as Jane
B．become one of Cook's friends
C．know what happens in a small bar
D．become one of Rose's friends
4.From the third paragraph, we know that .
A．Rose is an ugly but kind girl
B．Rose can't take good care of herself
C．Rose likes clever and helpful people
D．most of Rose's friends are more beautiful than her
5.The underlined sentence "You're Cook!" means " ".
A．Don't run away. I know you.
B．Cook, you've made a big mistake.
C．I know you well, and you made me laugh.
D．I know you; I'll report you to your father.
补全短文.
My little 10-year-old daughter Sarah taught me a lesson about life. She was born with something1. with her left foot, so she has to wear a brace(支架) all the time. One day, when she came back home, she told me that she had finished the "field day". On the "field day" children usually have lots of races and 2. competitive events (比赛项目). I thought Sarah must have had many 3. during the races because of her left foot. I didn't want this to get her 4. , so I hoped to give her a 5. words of encouragement. But before I could say something, she said, "Dad, I 6. two of the races!" I couldn't 7. it! Then Sarah said, "I had an 8. ." I knew it. I thought she must have been given a head start. It meant that she must have been 9. to run first. But again, 10. I could say something, she said, "Dad, I didn't get a head "start. My advantage was that I had to try harder!"
