B) 根据句子意思，用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。
1.Pandas are cute. Every year, lots of_______ (visit) come to see them.
2.In autumn, the tree_______ (leaf) turn yellow and fall down.
3.Take the_______ (three) turning on the right and you will find the house.
4.Shanghai lies in th_______ (east) part of China.
5.It’s about three_______ (hour) drive from Sunny Street.
A) 根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词，使句子意思完整正确。
1.I will teach you how to draw a giraffe. Just_______ (仿效) me.
2.There will be a new_______ (桥) above the river in our village.
3.We are driving_______ (沿着) Green Street and will arrive about an hour later.
4.It’s very_______(危险的) to cross the busy street alone.
5.You should_______(记住) all the new words you learnt in class.
Mr Edwards can never go to work on time. He works in London but he lives in the countryside (乡村) of a city called Cambridge. He loves his home, so he doesn’t want to move to London; he loves his job, so he wants to keep it. The problem is that the traffic in London is very heavy every day. There are too many cars. During the rush hour you can walk faster than you drive a car!
Mr Edwards thinks a helicopter (直升机) is the final solution to this problem. Mr Edwards
wants to fly over everyone else. A helicopter will be expensive and he will have to learn how to fly it but he says that many kinds of cars are also expensive. He is right. One of the most famous British car is the Bentley and it is only for rich people.
His wife said he could just ride a bicycle, but he argued that there are too many hills in Britain and that Cambridge is more than 60 kilometres from London. Then his wife suggested that he should take the train to London. “That won’t work,” he said. “I like the feeling of freedom (自由) when I’m driving. I won’t feel that on the train! Also, I will have to walk from the station to my office. You know how difficult it is to cross the road even at traffic lights.”
Then he thought for a moment and continued, “But in a helicopter I can feel completely free and crossing the road will be easy!” He started to sing, “Up there, where the air is cleaner!”
His wife sighed, “But my dear, up there, you will get airsick!”
1.Why can’t Mr Edwards get to work on time?
A. Because he always gets up late.
B. Because he lives in the countryside of a city called Cambridge.
C. Because there are too many cars on the road during the rush hour.
D. Because he spends too much time in having breakfast every day.
2.Why doesn’t Mr Edwards move to a place that is nearer to his working place?
A. Because he loves the fresh air of the countryside.
B. Because he thinks his neighbours are all friendly and helpful.
C. Because he doesn’t like his job and is thinking about getting another one.
D. Because he loves his home very much.
3.What is the problem with going to work by helicopter?
A. It costs a lot of money to buy and drive the helicopter.
B. He has to find someone to drive the helicopter for him.
C. He has to find a place to park the helicopter.
D. He won’t have any freedom if he drives a helicopter.
4.Mr Edwards’ wife suggested that Mr Edwards should go to work .
A. on foot or by bike B. by bike or by train
C. by train or by helicopter D. by bike or by helicopter
5.What Mr Edwards’ wife said in the last paragraph means that .
A. she thought the helicopter was a good way to go to work
B. she still didn’t agree with Mr Edwards’ idea of going to work by helicopter
C. she was very worried about Mr Edwards’ health
D. she was worried that they didn’t have enough money for a helicopter
Hans says to his friend Kurt, “I’m going to drive to London.” Kurt says, “Driving to London is very difficult and it’s no less difficult to find your way in London. Maybe you can’t find your hotel.” But Hans is not afraid. He drives to Calais, puts his car on a ship, takes it off at Dover, and drives to London.
He stops near the city and looks at his map. Then he drives towards London, but he can’t find his hotel. He drives round and round for an hour, and then he stops and gets out of his car. A taxi comes, and Hans stops it. “Take me to Brussels Hotel,” he says. But he doesn’t get into the taxi; he gets back into his car. The taxi driver laughs, and then he drives to Brussels Hotel and Hans follows him in his car. They get to the hotel in two minutes.
1.Hans goes to London by .
A. car B. taxi C. underground D. bus
2.Hans can’t find the hotel in .
A. Calais B. London C. Dover D. Brussels
3.Hans can’t find his hotel because .
A. he has no map B. he doesn’t know English
C. he’s not good at driving D. it’s not easy to find the way
4.Hans stops a taxi and .
A. follows it to the hotel B. gets into it
C. laughs at the driver D. drives it to the hotel
5.The hotel is .
A. very far away B. nearby
C. very difficult to get to D. five minutes’ walk
I am near-sighted, and my eyesight is getting worse, because I spend too much playing computer games and watching TV. When I play computer games, I always forget about my other plans. I am a bit ashamed (羞愧的) of this habit (习惯). I also like watching television. Sometimes I keep the TV on even while I am doing my homework. I usually sit one metre away from my TV and watch it for hours if my parents do not ask me to do something else.
I get to know how bad my eyesight is when I am in a car. I look out of the window at the shops along the street, but I can’t see the signs clearly. I have to guess the shop names from the curves (弧线) and lines. I try my best not to wear glasses, because they change my appearance and make me look like a hen. I hate my eyes for making me wear glasses during school hours. I love my eyes at the same time because they let me see the beautiful world.
Love your eyes and keep yourself away from computer games and TV. Always remember to protect (保护) your eyes. The world will be dark after you become near-sighted.
1.The writer has become near-sighted because .
A. he always reads books while lying in bed
B. he works too hard at his schoolwork
C. he spends too much time on TV and computer games
D. he doesn’t wear suitable glasses
2.When does the writer get to know he is near-sighted?
A. When he watches TV. B. When he plays computer games.
C. When he does his homework. D. When he tries to see the signs of shops.
3.Why doesn’t the writer want to wear glasses?
A. Because they make him look worse.
B. Because they cost a lot of money.
C. Because they will make him more near-sighted.
D. Because he can’t watch TV when wearing them.
4.Which of the following statements is NOT true according to this passage?
A. The writer can’t get himself away from TV even if his parents tell him to do so.
B. Spending too much time on TV and computer games will do harm to your eyes.
C. You won’t be able to see the world clearly after you become near-sighted.
D. The writer forgets about everything else when playing computer games.
5.Which is the best title for this passage?
A. How I become near-sighted B. What is being near-sighted like
C. How to choose suitable glasses D. The dangers of computer games
三、完形填空
If you travel to a new place, what will you worry about first? The answer may be how to ___________the way.
In big cities many people go from one place to____by bus, taxi or underground. The bus is a popular__of travelling. If you want to go to a place by bus, you should first know__bus to take. You have to__the timetable so that you can take the
__bus and it’s important for you to know__to get off. In this way, you can get to your place on time.
In the countryside, __can be much easier. In some places with small roads, it’s a good choice for you to enjoy the scenery by__. In my hometown visitors usually take a boat to go around. Of course, if you have lots of time you can visit a place__foot.
1.A. find B. look C. watch D. give
2.A. other B. another C. others D. the other
3.A. ride B. way C. path D. part
4.A. which B. where C. when D. how
5.A. read B. write C. make D. send
6.A. early B. busy C. right D. fast
7.A. why B. where C. what D. how
8.A. travelling B. playing C. studying D. shopping
9.A. bike B. bus C. boat D. train
10.A. by B. in C. with D. on
