改錯(cuò)。(10分) 將出錯(cuò)處的序號(hào)寫在前面的括號(hào)里，把正確的答案寫在后邊的橫線上。

1. He’s a good girl. ______

A B C

2. This is we school.

A B C ______

3. —How are your mother? —Fine.

A B C ______

4.－Are you five years old? －Yes, I’m

A B C ______

5. He is Uncle bob.

A B C ______

—Where is the bookstore?

—Take the elevator___ the third floor and turn left. The bookstore is ______the furniture

store and the drug store.

A. at; next to

B. to; between

C. for; near

—Are you going to go skiing in Zhangbei next month?

—I’m not sure. It all depends on _______ then.

A. if I’m free

B. when will I have time

C. if I’ll have enough time

—The Song Where did the time go _______the old days and the love of family.

—It sure does. It’s also my favorite song.

A. lets us down

B. regards us as

C. reminds us of

—Maggie, you’ve made a lot of progress since you became a Grade Nine student. I’m

very proud of you.

— _________.

A. Sounds great.

B. Thank you.

C. Congratulations.

By my eighth grade, I was a kid who felt unsafe, unloved and pretty angry at life. In other words, I behaved badly in school. However, my teacher, Ms. Simon, of course, thought that I was blind to this problem because she always reminded me, “Henry, you are the worst behaved child in this school”

Needless to say, the eighth grade was probably the worst year of my life. Good thing was that I was allowed to go to the ninth grade. But Ms. Simon’s words were always ringing in my ears.

The first day I entered the ninth grade, my teacher, Miss Brown, began to call our names. And it wasn’t long before she came to my name. “Henry,” she called out, looking from her list to where I was sitting. She looked at me carefully for a moment, and then said, “I’ve heard a lot about you.” Then she smiled and added, “But I don’t believe a word of it!”

To be honest, that moment was a turning point, not only in my education, but also in my life. Suddenly, unexpectedly, someone believed in me. For the first time in my life, someone saw potential(潛力) in me. Miss Brown often gave me little jobs to do. She invited me to stay after school to work on my reading and math. She challenged me to let her down. So I studied really hard that even my own father couldn’t believe that I was changing.

What made me the difference between the eighth grade and ninth grade? It was that risky, because there was no promise that I would honor Ms. Brown’s trust.

Everyone likes the end product of teaching, especially when it produces excellent men, the sports star, the successful business persons, the smart lawyer. But how many of us want to deal with the person at the beginning of the process?

1. Why did the writer think his eighth grade was the worst of year in his life?

A. Because he couldn’t see anything.

B. Because he thought nobody paid attention to him.

C. Because Miss Simon always reminded him that he was the worst.

2. What did Miss Brown do on the first day of his ninth grade?

A. She called the students’ names.

B. She gave the writer little jobs to do.

C. She asked the writer to stay at school after class.

3. What did Miss Brown mean by saying “I don’t believe a word of it?”

A. She believed the writer could behave well.

B. She didn’t believe what the writer said at all.

C. She didn’t believe what Miss Simon had done to the writer.

4.Who gave the writer great help with his study?

A. Ms Simon B. Miss Brown C. His father

5.What does this article want to tell us?

A. We should always remind children of what is wrong.

B. We should teach children how to be excellent persons.

C. We should teach children in a positive way by giving them chances to be confident.

閱讀理解（二）(每小題2分；共10分)

We all have our own ways of sharing our life experiences with others. Photographers use cameras, artists use brushes, musicians use songs and writers use stories.

Spencer Johnson’s story Who moved My cheese? shows changes exist （存在于）in our life.

Life changes and so do we. We must change ourselves to face the changing environment, or we will fail. Just look at the cycle（循環(huán)） of the seasons. Trees bud（發(fā)芽）in spring and in summer their leaves turn green. In autumn their leaves start to fall onto the ground. When winter arrives, there are no leaves on trees. Next spring the cycle begins again. We know it is colder in winter and hotter in summer, so we can dress properly.

Since we accept the cycle of nature, we should also accept the changes in our life.

We can prepare ourselves for changes by becoming more flexible（靈活的）. We can regard the changes in our life as chances. As long as we keep changing ourselves, we can keep up with the changes in our life.

1.What’ the main idea of this passage?

2. How do writers share their life experiences?

3.What does Who moved My cheese tell us?

4. Any change in our life could mean a for us.

5. What’s the Chinese meaning of the underlined sentence in the last paragraph?

— Hello, Jim! How your father?

— He fine. Thanks.

A. are; is B. is; are C. are; am D. is; is

Susan is very beautiful. She a film star.

A. looks at B. looks like C. looks for D. looks up

These girls want some orange juice.

A.drink B. drinks C.to drink D.drinking