— Many wild animals are _ danger now.

— Yes. We must protect them ____ dying out.

A.in ; from B.in ; for C.at; from D.at; for

— You could call Jim and say sorry to him.

—But I want to say sorry to him .

A.as well B.face to face C.in fact D.all the time

—Let’s go to bed early, Nancy. There _____a wonderful match tomorrow morning.

—OK, Mom.

A.is going to have B.will have

C.is going to be D.will has

We are not sure he will go to see a doctor or not tomorrow.

A.whether B.that C.what D.who

John like collecting stamps., but now he likes fishing.

A.was used to B.used to C.is used to D.use to

— Jerry, would you mind if I open the window?

— . Go ahead, please.

A.I’ d love to B.You’d better not C.My pleasure D.Of course not

I always enjoyed singing. However, I was very shy and I____ sang in front of others. So when I heard that our school choir(合唱團(tuán)）needed a girl, I thought, “This is my chance to be a _______, but as part of a team. ”

But when we got started, the choir teacher said we would have many_____ ,and everyone would have to do a solo(獨(dú)唱). I was nervous(焦慮）all week about having to sing in front of many people.______ the day of the first practice, I told the choir teacher I decided to leave the choir.

That night, the choir teacher came to my home. She wanted me to sing a song to____ . At first, I was too nervous to sing a word. “Don ’ t let your fear(恐懼) stop you from being all you can be,” she said . That made me______. “ Maybe I could give it a try,” I said to myself. I sang loudly and clearly. It felt really _____.

“Cathy,” the teacher said, “I have two pieces of news to tell you. One is that I will invite you to ____ the choir again. The other is that you will be the soloist(獨(dú)唱者).You’ re too good to be in the back. ____ you do it?”

I still felt nervous, ___________on the inside, I was happy. “Yes, I can” I said

1.A.even B.never C.still D.only

2.A.writer B.teacher C.singer D.scientist

3.A.practices B.examples C.holidays D.problems

4.A.From B.For C.At D.On

5.A.him B.her C.them D.you

6.A.forget B.ask C.think D.run

7.A.warm B.real C.right D.great

8.A.join B.start C.reach D.improve

9.A.Should B.Might C.Need D.Can

10.A.so B.if C.but D.because

We live on a farm in Alaska. There are many wild animals in the quiet countryside there. One winter night, while walking outside with my son, Joe, I heard a cry.

A young fox was hurt. Every time she wanted to stand up, she fell back to the ground. We took her home, and on the way home we named her Vicky.

After a few days, Vicky began to eat and was more active. We opened the cage door and let her play in the house. Vicky stood, lost her balance and fell, and tried again. “Oh, Mom,” Joe said, “She’s so brave, and keeps trying.” After a few more tries, Vicky could stand, and later moved freely in the house.

One day I saw her walk to the door and take a breath(呼吸）of the outside air. I knew she wanted to go back to the wild. So we drove her to the forest.

“ Vicky ”, I said, stopping my car for a goodbye, ‘‘ look after yourself. ’’ She barked (叫）at me, the only time I heard her bark. Then she ran into the trees.

1.The story happened on a________

A.summer morning B.spring morning C.winter night D.autumn evening

2.What is Vicky?

A.A dog. B.A fox. C.A snake. D.A cat.

3.The underlined word “balance” means “in Chinese.

A.勇氣 B.方向 C.平衡 D.信心

4.What did Joe think of Vicky?

A.She was lazy. B.She was clever. C.She was strong. D.She was brave.

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

A.Vicky often barked in the writer’s house.

B.Vicky went back to nature at last.

C.The writer took Vicky to the forest by car.

D.The writer took Vicky home and took care of her.

You must think a computer is the best thing in the world, right? You must think it works at a super speed and can do everything? Well, it’s not! In fact, the brain is much more powerful than any super computer! Think about when a glass is just about to fall off the table. Your brain controls everything that you need to do to save that glass from falling. First your eyes check out what’s going on, then tell your brain, and your brain decides how quickly you need to react(反應(yīng)), and then your muscles(肌肉) go into action. That is just from your brain. No computer could ever come close to that!

The brain weighs just 3 pounds, but it controls everything you do from thinking, learning, feeling even to breathing and your heart beating. Even though the brain is just 2% of your body weight, it uses around 20% of all your energy in your body. That is a lot for such a small organ(器官). There are about 100 billion tiny, tiny little cells(細(xì)胞) in your brain. There are so many that it would take you over 3,000 years to count them all!

Your brain stops growing when you’re 18, but it actually keeps on developing and learning new things. So your parents are really super smart! You won’t be able to fool them! Believe it or not, your brain NEVER stops working. Even during sleeping, the brain works for long-term memory establishment(建立). It is realized that the brain is the second organ in the body as the heart that never stops during human lives.

So everyone should be proud of such a gift of nature.

1.In Paragraph 1, the writer wants to tell us .

A. eyes and muscles react quickly

B. the brain controls everything in your body

C. the computer is the best thing in the world

D. the brain is more powerful than any computer

2.In Paragraph 2, the underlined word “That” refers to(指的是) .

A. the body weight B. 2% of the body weight

C. all energy in the body D. around 20% of the energy in the body

3.Which is RIGHT according to the passage?

A. The brain doesn’t work during sleeping

B. The brain is the only organ that never stops

C. The brain keeps growing during human lives

D. The brain keeps on developing during human lives

4.Which word can best describe the brain according to the passage?

A. Magic B. Quick C. Light D. Developing

5.In which magazine can the passage be found most probably?

A. Business Weekly B. Medicine C. Science D. Sports

“When do you think we will get there?” “How much Sue!,? The kids on the bus were talking at the same time. 1.

The bus made its way through the crowded streets of Chicago. And soon the class saw Lake Michigan.2. By the time she finished, the bus stopped at the Field Museum of Natural History. In a few minutes everyone would meet Sue for the first time.

Even though everyone wanted to run and meet Sue, they walked in a group like they should do inside the museum. Quickly they saw Sue standing there right in the open space on the first floor. 3.

Inside . kids began to talk, “Wow, how big!” “She is so tall!” “How heavy is Sue?”4. You see, Sue is the name of the famous dinosaur skeleton(恐龍骨架）at the Field Museum.

The class learned that Sue stands 13 feet tall. 5. .Scientists found Sue in 1990 in South Dakota. A scientist called Sue Hendrickson found it and people called it Sue.

After they learned about Sue, the class went to take photos with her. There was a happy look on everyone ’ s face.

根據(jù)材枓內(nèi)容, 從下面五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入文中空缺處的最佳選項(xiàng), 使短文意思通順, 內(nèi)容完整, 并將其標(biāo)號(hào)填寫在下面題號(hào)后的橫線上

A. These words didn’t ’ t bother(煩擾）Sue at all.

B. The class were all around her but no one said hello .

C. Everyone was ready for their first visit to meet Sue .

D. Scientists believe Sue was 28 years old when she died .

E. The teacher told everyone that Lake Michigan is one of the Five Great Lakes