—________do you make fruit salad?

— First, we need to buy some fruit. Then,. . .

A.What B.How C.Which D.Who

I find it hard to even walk upstairs. Can we rest now? I'm________

A.excited B.tired C.active D.bored

—________it is!

—Yes. Let’s go out for a walk.

A.What fine weather B.How a fine weather

C.What a fine weather D.How fine weather

This cake is very big________share it.

A.May be we can B.We may be can C.Maybe we can D.Maybe may we

— Would you like to go swimming with me, Tom?

— Sorry, but our teachers always tell us in the river.

A. don’t swim B. not swimming C. not to swim D. to not swim

The giant panda weighs just _______when it is ______.

A.10-kilogram； 10-month-old B.10-kilograms ； l0-month-old

C.10-kilogram； 10 months old D.10 kilograms； 10 months old

Do as she says, ________you will be in trouble.

A.as a result B.otherwise C.instead D.in fact

— I didn't see you at the party yesterday.

—I________for my friends at the gate at that time.

A.am waiting B.waited C.was waiting D.wait

You have probably heard the expression, “It’s raining cats and dogs outside.” That means_____it’s raining very hard I not that _____cats and dogs are falling from the _____.However, one day in June, 1882, it really did rain _____over Dubuque, Iowa. The frogs______falling along with hailstones(冰雹)during a _____storm.

Hail is formed when drops of rainwater are_____by heavy winds and are carried high up into the air. There the raindrops become frozen．Many drops may freeze_____to form balls of ice；these ice balls, or hailstones, then_____to earth.

During the storm in Dubuque, the strong winds lifted small frogs from nearby ponds(池塘)______the air along with raindrops. When some of these frogs became covered with ice，both hailstones and “frog-stones” fell onto the ground.

1.A.that B.how C.why D.if

2.A.careless B.blind C.dead D.real

3.A.hill B.tower C.sky D.building

4.A.cats B.frogs C.dogs D.birds

5.A.stopped B.enjoyed C.began D.forgot

6.A.popular B.terrible C.weekly D.common

7.A.divided B.added C.changed D.caught

8.A.together B.alone C.so D.almost

9.A.hold B.lose C.keep D.fall

10.A.from B.into C.after D.by

Dear Anita,

I work for a big international （國(guó)際的）company. I love my job because I can travel to a lot of different countries. My problem is that it usually takes me about three days to get used to （適應(yīng)） the local time. During those days I have some meetings, but I'm always very tired and its difficult to think clearly. And, when I just get used to the local time, I have to fly back home. Can you give me any advice?

Stewart

Dear Anita,

Help! I live in Hong Kong and I am going to travel to Canada in three days to have a two-week summer camp. The problem is that I have to fly. I don’t feel safe on a plane. I can*t sleep, and sometimes I even cant breathe （呼吸）. What can I do?

Thomas

Dear Anita,

I'm not afraid of flying, but I don’t like to fly. I find it very difficult to sleep on a plane. The seats are too small and other people are sometimes noisy and wake me up. Also, flying is very boring. Any advice?

1.Stewart loves his job because

A.he has some meeting and he can think easily.

B.he always spends three days getting used to the local time.

C.he usually flies back when he just gets used to the local time,.

D.he can travel to a lot of different countries.

2.Thomas will stay in Canada.

A.for three days B.for two weeks

C.for seventeen days D.for eleven days

3.What does Debbie think of flying?

A.It’s safe. B.It’s interesting. C.It's boring. D.It's dangerous.