Reading aloud can improve my ________ skills so that everyone can understand my ________ English.

A. speaking；speaking B. spoken；spoken

C. speaking；spoken D. spoken；speaking

1.去看場(chǎng)電影如何？

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2.我認(rèn)為大量閱讀是必要的。

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3.你那樣做一定失敗。

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4.現(xiàn)在，不要逐字讀報(bào)告，大致地看一下就可以了。

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5.我認(rèn)為我是一個(gè)相當(dāng)有耐心的人。

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6.你練習(xí)得越多，理解得就越好。

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1.Teachers should encourage students to speak out their own thoughts. (改成含被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài)的句子)

Students ____________________ speak out their thoughts by teachers.

2.Parents must stop children from playing computer games too much. (改成含被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài)的句子)

Children ____________________ playing computer games too much by parents.

3.Shops can’t sell cigarettes to teenagers. (改成含被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài)的句子)

Cigarettes ______________ to teenagers by shops.

4.Students should be taught how to manage their own lives by their parents. (對(duì)劃線部分提問(wèn))

______________ students __________ how to manage their own lives?

1.不管我們有多少困難，我相信所有的難題到最后都可以解決。

No matter how many difficulties we have, I believe all problems can ____________ in the end.

2.開(kāi)會(huì)時(shí)手機(jī)應(yīng)該關(guān)掉。

Mobile phones should ____________ off during the meeting.

3.18歲以下的青少年決不允許抽煙或喝酒。

Teenagers under eighteen must ________________ to smoke or drink.

4.許多父母認(rèn)為青少年在學(xué)校學(xué)習(xí) 應(yīng)該放在首位，因此他們不應(yīng)該被鼓勵(lì)去做兼職工作。

Many parents think going to school must ___________ first, so teenagers should _____________ to work part-time.

Jane had two children and lived a hard life. She had to pay for the housing and ______ clothes. She worked in a ______ every day and got $230 a week. Even when she was ______， she went to work.

Jane worked hard and did a great job. She depended on tips(小費(fèi)) to help her get ______ money to pay the bills.

One night, after Jane had served dinner to a family, ______ left a big tip on the table. It was ______. Jane was taking care of another family at their table. When she turned back, she found somebody took the money away.

Jane saw a woman at another table looking at her when she ______ the restaurant. Jane went to ask her what food she wanted. She ______ just a sandwich. She did not leave a tip after eating and Jane heard that she paid with a $20 bill. Jane was sure the woman had stolen her ______， but she couldn't prove(證明) it.

The next night, the ______ woman came into the restaurant. She gave Jane $50. She said, “I was sorry to take your money last ______. I had a bad day. Someone stole my wallet. I was so angry that I took your money. ______ that's not right. People should ______ good things, not bad things. So I want you to take the money.”

“I'll take the $20 but you keep the ______. I know you need it，” said Jane.

“You should have called the police，” the manager said to Jane.

Jane said, “No. We should forgive(原諒) when someone says ______ and wants to make it right. We should try to help each other.”

1.A. buy B. do C. make D. wash

2.A. bookstore B. hospital C. restaurant D. school

3.A. angry B. afraid C. happy D. tired

4.A. enough B. little C. much D. some

5.A. he B. she C. we D. they

6.A. $20 B. $30 C. $40 D. $50

7.A. looked at B. looked around C. looked after D. looked for

8.A. ordered B. made C. sold D. served

9.A. book B. money C. dinner D. wallet

10.A. old B. beautiful C. same D. strange

11.A. night B. week C. month D. year

12.A. And B. But C. So D. Or

13.A. accept B. borrow C. cook D. share

14.A. money B. promises C. rest D. words

15.A. hello B. thanks C. goodbye D. sorry

1.Mary wants to visit Bangkok, she doesn't need to bring ________.

A. a T?shirt B. warm clothes

C. a hat D. a pair of sunglasses

2.Which is the hottest place of the three places in the daytime?

A. Hawaii. B. Bangkok. C. Kauai. D. Soll.

3.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. The hotel in Soll is clean and expensive.

B. The beaches are in the south and east in Kauai.

C. You can see the whole village from the Hotel Post.

D. The temperature is much cooler in the evening in Kauai.

I have never taken cooking classes. I learned cooking from my mother because she was really interested in teaching me how to cook. The main reason for this was because when my mother got married(結(jié)婚), she didn't know how to cook anything, not even an egg. My grandmother never let her stay in the kitchen when she was cooking.

My mother did not start to cook until she was 25 years old. In the beginning, it was very hard for her. So, she had to take cooking classes to prepare our meals. After having that experience, she decided to teach me how to cook because she didn't want me to have the same experience.

I remember when I was seven years old, and my mother was cooking, I was with her in the kitchen enjoying cooking. I always helped her. Sometimes we prepared meals that my mother already knew how to make, and sometimes we prepared them from recipes. Nowadays, I am really thankful for that experience because I don't need help to cook a meal. I can cook for me alone or for a group of people, it doesn't matter.

I will do the same with my children because I don't want them to have the same experience as my mother. If one day I am not with them, I want to be sure that they can carry on their own lives.

1.The writer's mother learned cooking ________ at first.

A. from the writer's grandmother B. all by herself

C. by taking cooking classes D. from cooking books

2.The writer's mother couldn't cook anything before she was 25 because ________.

A. she wasn't interested in cooking

B. she was busy with her work

C. the writer's grandmother didn't want her to learn

D. she had not got married

3.Why does the writer want to teach her children how to cook?

A. Because cooking is really interesting in the life.

B. Because the children can make a living by themselves.

C. Because they can be cooks in the future.

D. Because she wants them to have the same experience as their grandmother.

4.We can learn from the passage that the writer's children will ________.

A. hate cooking B. learn cooking

C. teach cooking D. forget cooking

An oyster(牡蠣) that was very proud was talking with a fish. “Let's be friends and we can look after each other whenever the fisherman's net comes along，” the fish suggested.

The proud oyster replied, “I have a strong shell and I feel safe when I close my shell, for no danger can happen to me.”

“But when you close your shell, you may not know what is happening，” answered the fish.

Still the oyster said that he was perfectly safe and he needed no friends to care about him.

Suddenly, there was a great splashing sound and the oyster closed his shell and very quickly kept quiet.

“What could the splashing have been? Was it a net, and was the fish caught？” the oyster wondered. When at last the oyster opened his shell, he found himself in a strange place.

“Where am I？” he looked for the fish but it was no longer around.

Sadly the oyster found he was at a market. A ticket on his back marked, “For sale！”

1.When the oyster closes the shell, what does the fish think will happen to the oyster?

A. The oyster will be safe.

B. The oyster may not know what is happening.

C. No danger can happen to the oyster.

D. His friend will look after him.

2.Where was the oyster when it opened its shell at last?

A. At the restaurant. B. In the fish's home.

C. In its own home. D. At the market.

3.What's the ending of the story?

A. The oyster made friends with the fish.

B. The oyster and the fish were caught by the fisherman.

C. Only the oyster was caught by the fisherman.

D. The oyster was safe at last.

4.What can we learn from the story?

A. A friend in need is a friend indeed.

B. He that is proud eats up himself.

C. Doing is better than saying.

D. A good beginning makes a good ending.

An Indiana mother saved her children's lives by covering them with her own body during a tornado(龍卷風(fēng)). She has lost parts of both of her legs.

The 36?year?old Stephanie Decker said in an interview that she picked her children, 8?year?old Dominic and 5?year?old Reese, up early from school when she heard the storm coming. They were in the family's basement(地下室) when the storm hit.

“There was wind I had never seen before，” Decker said. “Then the glass broke, and as soon as the glass broke, the whole house started shaking.” Decker made a decision to save her children, covering them in a blanket(毯子) and throwing herself on top of them.

“Everything started hitting my back，” she said, “my children were crying，‘Mommy I can't live without you, I don't want to die, please don't let me die.’ And I said，‘We are not going to die, we are going to make it.’” Luckily they were saved and the children were unhurt. Decker lost one leg above the knee and the other above the ankle.

Decker said afterwards, “I prayed(祈禱) to have the chance to live and I wanted my kids to have a mom and I did want them to grow up with me.”

1.When did the tornado most probably come?

A. After Decker and her family had hurt.

B. After Decker picked her children up from school.

C. Before Decker went to her children's school.

D. After Decker went into the basement.

2.What happened to the family after the tornado?

A. Decker lost both of her legs in the storm.

B. Dominic lost one leg above the knee.

C. The children were hurt in the storm.

D. The mother lost parts of both of her legs.

3.What's the right order according to the passage?

a. Decker covered the children in a blanket.

b. The wind broke the glass.

c. Decker threw herself on top of the children.

d. The whole house started shaking.

e. Decker told her children not to be afraid.

A. b?d?a?c?e B. b?a?c?d?e C. d?b?c?e?a D. d?c?b?a?e

4.Which word can we use to describe Decker?

A. Brave. B. Strong. C. Outgoing. D. Hard?working.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容和所給漢語(yǔ)提示，寫出空白處各單詞的正確形式。每空限填一詞。

Jason is an unusual young man. He 1.(失去) both arms in a terrible accident at the age of 11, but he still held on to his dream. As a child, he loved music. He wanted to play the piano with his feet, but he couldn't find 2.(任何人) to teach him. So he had to learn it by 3.(他自己). He kept 4.(練習(xí)) for seven hours every day. He often said, “For people like me, there are only two choices. One is to give up all dreams, and quickly die 5.(沒(méi)有) hope, the other is to fight with no arms to live a more 6.(精彩的) life.” So he was more 7.(勤奮的) than others. Three years later, he tried his 8.(盡力) to win the competition in China's Got Talent and was named the “armless 9.(鋼琴家)” by people. From his story, we know “Nothing is 10.(不可能的)．”