Mr. Hutman owns a restaurant.  One day, one of his two cooks ran away with some money.  Mr. Hutman was sad and worried because the next day was Saturday, and the restaurant 　19.　 very busy then.  So that night he called his friends, but could not find anyone to help.

    On Saturday, many people came to the restaurant for lunch.  　20.　 cook got so busy that he wanted to leave, too.  　21.　, one of the waiters, Henry, told Mr. Hutman that he could help in the kitchen.  People who had lunch in the restaurant that day enjoyed the food Henry cooked.  Mr. Hutman was very happy and made Henry a new cook of the restaurant.

1.(A) would be (B) is         (C) has been     (D) will be

2.(A) One (B) Each   (C) Another      (D) The only

3.(A) Also (B) In fact          (C) Luckily         (D) For example

(In an English class)

Teacher    :        Let’s play a game with 3-letter words.  First, a 3-letter word is spoken.  Then the next

         person has to say a different 3-letter word that starts with the last word in two seconds

         will have to 　22.　.  Any questions?

         Brian         :        Yes.  Can we try again if we say a wrong word?

Teacher    :        No, you 　23. 　.  That’s why the game is exciting and fun.  Now let’s try it!

         Brian         :        OK!  Let me try first.  MAP.

         Amy :        Put.

         Jane :        TEA.

         Ken  :        　24.　.

         Carl  :        EAR.

         Sam :        RAIN.

         Carl  :        Ha!  I got you.

         Sam :        Oh, no!  I forgot it has to be a 3-letter word.

Teacher    :        Sam, it’s your show time.  Here’s the book.  Pick out any story you’d like.  Now

         everybody, let’s listen to Sam.

4. (A) sing a song     (B) read a story        (C) draw a picture    (D) make a funny face

5.(A) have just one chance       (B) have to give a different word

(C) may look it up in the dictionary  (D) must ask your classmates for help

6.(A) TEN (B) RED    (C) EAT     (D) AGE

Stanley was a person who loved singing to himself in the bath.  One cold winter night, he went into the bathroom to have a hot bath.  He took off his clothes and turned on the tap, but there was no hot water─the water from the tap was cold.

Stanley didn’t know what was wrong, but he finally decided to take a bath without hot water.  He started to sing as usual, one song after another.  Stanley was surprised that the water felt warm this way.  So he kept singing, louder and louder, until he finished his bath.

    The next morning when Stanley was going to work, he saw a piece of paper on his door:

& tap 水龍頭

1.What does the mother think of Stanley?

   (A) He gets up too early.  (B) He is a helpful person.  (C) He should see a doctor.

   (D) He makes too much noise.

2.What does this way mean?

  (A) Singing to a crying baby.  (B) Singing when taking a cold bath.

  (C) Taking a cold bath in the morning.  (D) Taking a bath before going to bed.

Here is a poster of the Youth Sports Club.  Read it and answer the questions.

Youth Sports Club

Sport of the Month: Tennis

11:00 a.m. ~ 7:00 p.m.

Ticket price for each event:

v $100 a person

v $50 a person for groups with over 15 persons

& poster 海報(bào) event 活動(dòng)

1. Mr. Brown, a PE teacher, took his students to the club.  There they watched early tennis games

  and learned about the history of the sport.  When did they most likely visit the club?

& likely 可能地

(A) February 6.          (B) February 13.       (C) February 20.       (D) February 27.

2.Mr. Brown paid $1,050 for the tickets.  How many students did he take with him?

  (A) 25.  (B) 20.      (C) 15.      (D) 10.

Can the Time Go Slower?

by Joanna Pitt

Can the time go slower?

I’m still thinking of

The answers.

Can the time go slower?

My head is not

Yet clear.

Can the time go slower?

For me the rules of math are

Too hard to remember.

Can the time go slower?

My grade is what my father

Really cares about.

So can the time go slower?

My dear teacher,

I don’t want to run behind others.

Oh NO!

There are still lots of questions

To be answered!

1. What is the reading about?

(A) Taking a test.

(B) Teaching math.

(C) Learning driving.

(D) Running at the school.

2.Why does the writer keep asking “Can the time go slower?”

(A) She is missing her good old times.

(B) She does not want to get old with time.

(C) She is worried that there’s not enough time.

(D) She is afraid that her father will be home soon.

My family and I have ridden bikes around the island several times.  My friends often ask me questions about biking with their families.  I’m sorry to learn that some of them don’t really enjoy biking or get hurt on the road because they don’t prepare well.  Here I want to share some things that I think are important before you start off:

1. Get a bike of the right size for everyone in your family.

2. Check every part of your bike carefully.

3. Lear to fix some easy bike problems.

4. Check the traffic and weather news.

5. Pack maps, warm clothes, raincoats, snacks and enough water.

1.What is the writer talking about?

(A) How to fix a bike on the road.

(B) How to save money on a bike ride.

(C) Things to do for a safe and happy bike ride.

(D) Things to remember when you get hurt on the road.

2.Which is said in the reading?

(A) Biking is good for health.

(B) More and more people go to work by bike.

(C) Biking around the island is getting popular.

(D) The size of the bike is important for biking.

(At the beach)

Ben: Hi, Judy!  I can’t believe you came to join us!

Judy: Hello, Ben.  I came because I like your idea: when you give, you’re rich.  I’m         happy that I can do something for the Earth.

Ben: Right.  That’s why we had this plan to get our clean beach back.  Do you know if Paul’s coming?  I remember he had the same idea and said he would try his best to come over.

Judy: But he just called and said he wouldn’t come today because it’s too hot.

Ben: I can’t believe it!  He always says, “We can do this and that….”

Judy: Don’t you know him?  He only pays lip service to what should be done but seldom does anything.

Ben: I see.  Let’s forget about him.  We’ll have Tony and Sophie to help us soon.

Judy: That’s great.  So where should we start now?  Should we pick up those bottles first?

Ben: Sure, let’s go.

1.Why are Ben and Judy at the beach?

(A) To go swimming.

(B) To clean up the beach.

(C) To have a beach party.

(D) To learn about sea animals.

2.What does Judy mean by saying Paul pays lip service?

(A) He enjoys eating.

(B) He is good at singing.

(C) He talks a lot but does little.

(D) He kisses people to show his thanks.

3.Which is true?

(A) Paul comes to the beach in the end.

(B) Judy feels bad about going to the beach.

(C) Ben is surprised to see Judy at the beach.

(D) Tony and Sophie will not come to the beach.