Imagine you are living in a moving house. Inside the house, there is a kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. ________ they are much smaller than those at your home, they are easy for you to use.
In the US, you can see these moving houses on the road. They are called recreational vehicles (RVs,房车). People call them houses on ________. When it’s holiday time, the whole family will get into these small homes and hit the road for a ________ across the country.
Compared to (与…相比) a real house, this home on the road is a bit ________ for a family who has to spend every hour of every day together. But the best thing about it is that you can do everything you like ________. You can drive as long as you like ________ worrying about finding hotels and restaurants. Or you can just ________ somewhere nice and stay for a few weeks. You may also come across other ________ that are on road trips. Together, you ________ your tents. It’s camping time with a lot of talk and laughter.
________, RVs are not always convenient (便利的). They can sometimes break down and you have to spend time fixing them. But people still like this kind of road trip because they can go where they want whenever they want.
1.A.Although B.Until C.If D.When
2.A.buildings B.roads C.foot D.rivers
3.A.sale B.walk C.show D.trip
4.A.large B.useful C.small D.heavy
5.A.quickly B.freely C.openly D.luckily
6.A.with B.without C.after D.by
7.A.hang B.appear C.leave D.stop
8.A.teams B.children C.families D.pairs
9.A.put up B.look over C.take off D.send out
10.A.Nearly B.Also C.However D.Then
Once upon a time, some little frogs (青蛙) had a competition. The first to ________ the top of a very high tower (塔) would be the winner.
A number of people were around the ________ to watch the race. The race began. No one in the crowd really believed that any of the frogs would reach the top of tower. “They will ________ get to the top.” Someone said.
One by one, the frogs began to ________ the tower. The crowd kept crying, “It’s too difficult. No frog will make it!” More frogs got ________ and gave up, but one kept climbing higher and higher. This one wouldn’t give up!
In the end, he was the only one to get to the ________. The other frogs naturally wanted to know ________ the frog made it. One frog went over to ask the ________. It was surprising that the winner was deaf (聋的).
He succeeded ________ he was able to stay in his own mind. He couldn’t hear others’ good or bad words to him.
There is a ________ for us all in the little frog’s story: Don’t let others turn you away from your road in life.
1.A.shake B.reach C.cross D.move
2.A.village B.tower C.mountain D.country
3.A.never B.surely C.probably D.luckily
4.A.catch up B.come up C.make up D.climb up
5.A.excited B.surprised C.tired D.interested
6.A.ground B.top C.middle D.sky
7.A.how B.what C.where D.when
8.A.loser B.dreamer C.winner D.teacher
9.A.if B.while C.although D.because
10.A.lesson B.danger C.mirror D.mistake
—Do you mind opening the window? The air inside is not so fresh.
—________. Mr. Smith is sleeping. Don’t make him catch a cold.
A.Certainly not B.You’d better not
C.I don’t know yet D.Well, I should be
—I saw Jane at the train station this morning. Do you know ________ she was there.
—Oh. She went there to meet her friend.
A.how B.if C.what D.why
—Is Mary helping Jack find out information about places of interest in Thailand?
—Yes. He ________ for Thailand on vacation.
A.starts B.started C.was starting D.will start
—Do you have any plans for this Sunday?
—I’m not sure. I ________ go to the countryside to see my grandparents.
A.may B.must C.can D.need