1. John was very sad because he f the his tory test.

III. [2015 • 長沙]任務(wù)型閱讀

What are magic words? Words like “thank you”，“please” and “sorry” can work wonders in our daily life. These polite expressions are used every day in America—among strangers,between friends or with family. 1.People with good manners always communicate with others well by using these magic words.

What should you do when you receive a gift for your birthday? 2. 你最好坐下來寫一封感謝信。

3. The words “thank you” are very important and used very often. We say them when someone hands us a letter,passes us a book,offers us a drink,or lends us an umbrella.

“Please” is another important word,but many people forget to use it. It is not polite to ask someone for help without saying “please”. 4. We are supposed to use it when we ask for something too. It may be a book,a pen,or more milk. It may be in the classroom,at home,or at the bus stop. We can use “please” to make a request pleasant.

5. 我們也應(yīng)該學(xué)會(huì)說“對(duì)不起”。

If we have hurt someone's feeling,we will have to say “sorry”. When we have told a lie and regret it,the same word should be used. Sometimes we have forgotten something or broken a promise,so we need to explain with the word as a beginning. “Sorry” is such a word that can make people forget wrongs.

^uThank you!Please!Sorry!^,?—these words are simple but useful. Man said them long ago. We use them now. So will our kids.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，將文中畫線部分翻譯成英文或中文。

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II.補(bǔ)全對(duì)話(方框中有兩個(gè)多余選項(xiàng))

A： Excuse me,sir. 1.

B： Certainly. Go along this street. Turn left into Xingfu Street,and the museum is on your right.

A： 2.  

B： It^Js about thirty minutes.

A： I see. 3.

B： Yes,you can. The No. 103 bus will take you there.

A： 4.

B： Over there. Look!The bus is coming.

A： Thank you very much.

B： 5.

   A. I will go to the History Museum.

   B. You’re welcome.

   C. Can I take a bus?

   D. How long will it take me to walk there?

   E. That's such a pity!

   F. Where is the bus stop?

   G. Could you tell me the way to the History

Museum? 

I. [2015 • 河南]完形填空

I was flying to New York at night. Suddenly,a storm broke and the plane began to be tossed (顛簸) around.

When I looked 1 the plane,I could see that nearly all the passengers were worried and afraid. The future seemed terrible and many were 2 if they would make it through the storm.

Then,I 3 saw a little girl. It seemed that the storm meant 4 to her. She sat on her seat reading a book. Sometimes she closed her eyes,then she would read again,with no 5 or fear in her eyes. When the other passengers were scared (驚恐的) half to death,that child was completely calm and 6 . I couldn’t believe my eyes.

When the plane finally reached New York,I was not surprised to 7 that all the passengers were hurrying to come out. I stopped and spoke to the girl whom I had 8 for such a long time. I asked 9 she had not been afraid.

The child replied, ^“My daddy is the 10 , and he is taking me home. ”

() 1. A. at   B. around

   C. up   D. into

() 2. A. wondering   B. expecting

   C. dreaming   D. realizing

() 3. A. probably   B. luckily

   C. suddenly   D. certainly

() 4. A. something   B. anything

   C. everything   D. nothing

() 5. A. pride   B. worry

   C. anger   D. regret

() 6. A. unafraid   B. nervous

   C. active   D. tired

() 7. A. say   B. hear

   C. find   D. think

() 8. A. known   B. watched

   C. helped   D. protected

() 9. A. whether   B. how

   C. when   D. why

() 10. A. guard   B. driver

   C. pilot   D. traveler

III.課文反饋根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示補(bǔ)全單詞，使短文意思完整、通順。

When you visit a foreign country,it is important to know how to ask for help politely. For example ,“Where are the restrooms?” or “Could you please tell me where the restrooms are?” are 1. s requests for directions. Both are cor rect,but the first one sounds less polite. That is because it is a very direct question. It is not enough to just ask a question 2. c . We also need to learn how to be polite by being less direct —or more indirect一when we ask for help.

Good speakers change the way they speak in different 3. s . The expressions they use might 4. d on whom they are speaking to or how well they know each other. It is all right to ask your classmates direct questions because you know them well. However,if you say to your teacher, “When is the school trip?”, this might sound

5. i . But if you say ,“Excuse me,Mr.

West. Do you know when the school trip is?^”, this will sound much more polite.

Usually polite questions are longer. They include expressions such as ^uCould you please — ?^J, or

“May I ask...？” 6. s more polite to say,

“Peter,could you please tell me your e-mail address?^ than ^“Peter,tell me your e-mail address？” Sometimes we even need to spend time 7. 1 in to a request. For example,we might first say to a8. s ，“Excuse me,I wonder if you can help me” or “I'm sorry to trouble you,but ... ” before asking for help.

It might seem more difficult to speak 9. p than directly. However,it's important to learn how to use the 10. r language in different situa tions. This will help you communicate better with other people.

6. 我昨天晚上直到十二點(diǎn)才睡覺。

I go to bed  12：00 last night.

5. 他建議這個(gè)星期六去購物。

He shopping this Saturday.

4. 在銀行和超市之間有一家書店。

There is a bookstore the bank the supermarket.

3. 那是因?yàn)樗�上學(xué)遲到了

That was she school.

2. 如果你有困難，請(qǐng)向你的老師求助。

If you have any difficulties,please your teacher .