—How much does the car________？ —Oh, that's not too dear.It's only 100,000 yuan.

A. spend B. cost C. take D. pay

—Have you________ the school sports meeting? —Yes, I have.

A. take part B. taken part C. taken part in D. took part in

—What________ I do? —You'll________ study from now on if you want to go to college.

A. can; may B. should; can C. should; have to D. may; could

________ he ________ on well with his friends this term?

A. Did; get B. Does; get C. is; gotten D. Is; getting

Our teacher told us waste bottles should be________ good use.

A. put B. put to C. to put D. puts

（題文）—John, your room is really in a mess.It needs________.

—Sorry, Mum.I'll do it at once.

A. cleans B. cleaned C. to clean D. to be cleaned

It’s time ______ him_____ up. Or he will be late for school.

A. Of, to get B. for, to get C. Of, getting D. for , getting

There are so many good restaurants. I can’t decide _____ ?

A. what to eat B. how to eat C. where to eat D. when to eat

Nancy's grandma lived in a big old house in New York. Nancy and her parents went to see her each summer. Nancy ____ to see Grandma and bake (烘烤) with her. She liked to play cards with her, too. This summer, however, Grandma did not seem ____.She seemed to be worried about something.

“What's wrong with Grandma？” Nancy asked her mom.

“The ____ pollution is bothering (使煩惱) her，” Mom said. “Do you ___ the noise from all those cars？” Nancy asked.

“Yes，” Mom said. “When Grandma moved here many years ago, there wasn't such a big __ here. Now there is a big road that is used to go to work easily in the city. Big trucks deliver (運載) food all over, too, by ____ this road. They make so much noise. The noise pollution really bothers Grandma.”

“I know ____ water pollution and air pollution are. I learned about them in school, but what is noise pollution？” Nancy asked.

“Pollution is ____ that is bad for you，” Mom said. “Noise pollution can influence someone's ____.Grandma's blood pressure goes up because of too much noise. She also has trouble ____ with all the traffic at night. Grandma's hearing has been hurt by the noise, too.”

1.A. loved B. hated C. wanted D. feared

2.A. interesting B. happy C. healthy D. well

3.A. water B. soil C. air D. noise

4.A. mean B. get C. tell D. point

5.A. factory B. pool C. road D. railway

6.A. cleaning B. using C. building D. making

7.A. what B. how C. where D. when

8.A. everything B. anything C. something D. nothing

9.A. diet B. habits C. health D. feelings

10.A. listening B. sleeping C. walking D. thinking

A large part of China experienced larger amounts of smog (霧霾) than usual and the air was badly polluted.The distance one could see was shorter than 1,000 meters in Beijing, Tianjin, and the provinces of Hebei, Henan, Shandong and Anhui.In some areas, it was down to 200 meters.

People usually set off firecrackers (爆竹) to celebrate the Spring Festival.But because of the smog, this year seemed very quiet.It was really different.A man called Zhang Wei said that his friends and he hadn't set off a single firecracker.

“We all suffered from last month's smog.If we don't call an end to the firecrackers, the environment will get worse and worse during the holiday.” Said Zhang Wei.He called on more people to set off fewer firecrackers during this year's Spring Festival holiday by putting up a notice in his neighborhood.

More Chinese looked forward to celebrating the holiday in a greener way.They decided not to set off firecrackers.They also decided not to waste food.They said that the new celebrations sounded fashionable.

To clean the sky, more than ten provinces including Guangdong, Zhejiang and Jiangsu have started to use national 4 standard (標準), which is expected to reduce (減少) vehicle emission (車輛排放) by 30% to 50%.Beijing even has started to use the stricter national 5 standard.

We still have a lot to do to improve the air quality.For example, using public transportation as much as possible is not a hard thing for us to do, but it matters a lot.

1.What happened in a large part of China this January?

A. It experienced larger amounts of smog. B. People set off lots of firecrackers.

C. There was a heavy rain. D. Many car accidents happened.

2.How do people usually celebrate the Spring Festival in China?

A. By putting up a notice B. By setting off firecrackers.

C. By not wasting food. D. By using public transportation.

3.How many provinces have started to use national 4 standard?

A. Three. B. Six. C. Eight. D. More than ten.

4.Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A. Zhang Wei didn't set off a single firecracker this Spring Festival.

B. We should use more public transportation to help reduce the air pollution.

C. Zhejiang has started to use national 4 standard to reduce vehicle emission.

D. More Chinese think the celebration of setting off firecracker is fashionable.

5.What's the best title for the passage?

A. How to Reduce the Vehicle Emission B. How to Improve the Air Quality

C. What Do Chinese Do in the Spring Festival D. Using Public Transportation