—I’m not going swimming tomorrow afternoon．

—________．I have to clean up my bedroom．

A．So am I B．So I am

C.Neither I am D.Neither am I

I volunteer _____others in my free time.

A. help B. to help C. help D. helped

—__________? —Yes, sure.

A. Could you please help me

B. What are you going to do

C. How are you

D. Why are you late

—I was at the cinema at nine yesterday evening. What about you?

—I ______TV at home.

A. am watching B. had watched

C. will watch D. was watching

You can find ___ difficult to learn English.

A. that B. this C. it D. the

he is very poor, he feels very happy.

A. Although；but B. Because, so

C. Because；/ D. Although；/

Mr Black was once a policeman. He was a kind person. He liked to have a walk the park after breakfast.

It was very cold on a winter morning. Mr Black was walking along the street when he heard a cry for help. He turned around but could see nobody. He stopped and looked here and there. At the moment, a boy ____ to him. The boy was so hurry ____ he couldn’t say a word except pointing towards the river. Mr Black realized what had happened and ran to the river as soon as possible. ____of them ran along the river and saw a girl in the water. She ____ a piece of wood. It was carrying her away. It was too ____ .

Without a word, Mr Black took off his clothes as ____as he could, and jumped into the river. He ____ to the girl and took her back near the bank and lifted the girl up, and then the boy helped pull her out of the water. Then they stopped a car and took the girl to the __ _ . At last the girl’s life was saved, and she them very much.

1.A. in B. on C. at D. for

2.A. walked up B. looked out C. did D. ran up

3.A. so B. and C . that D. but

4.A. All B. Both C. Neither D. either

5.A. was holding B. was seeing C. is taking D. is pushing

6.A. heavy B. exciting C. dangerous D. interesting

7.A. slowly B. carefully C. quickly D. quietly

8.A. swam B. ran C. flew D. walked

9.A. house B. school C. park D. hospital

10.A. thanks B. thanking C. thanked D. thank

Some students get along well with their teachers, but some can’t . They have 1. with their teachers . They may say that their teachers are too 2. . If they make mistakes , their teachers will 3. very angry.In fact , it’s important to rememberthat making mistakes is part of learning .The teacher is teaching you 4. pointing out your mistakes and helping you make them right . In fact , getting along well with your teachers makes it easier to understand lessons and to do 5. in tests .When you have this kind of relationship(關(guān)系) with a teacher , he or she can be someone you can talk 6. when you have problems . Getting along well with your teachers is 7. having a business relationship . It is the same as the business relationships that your parents have with their workmates .They are 8. from your family relationships and friendships , which are built on love . In a business relationship , you don’t have to 9. too much about whether you like each other or not . You just 10. to respect（尊重）one another and be polite

Dear Abby;

I’m a helpless mother. My son Tom is 15 years old. I find that the older he grows, the less we talk. I feel very sad and I really need help.

My first problem is about his hobbies. He spends almost all his spare time on computer games. When he gets home, he always turns on the computer and closes the door. I’m getting worried about him, especially when his English teacher tells me he always gets low marks in the English exams.

Second, he likes new technology, but I don’t have enough money and I can’t afford all the things he wants.

Recently, I’ve found that he is always alone. I’ve never seen him talking to his friends on the phone or going out with anyone on weekends. That is the last problem I have.

What should I do to help him? Please give me some advice.

A helpless mother

1.The helpless mother has _____ problems.

A.two B.three C.four D.five

2.Tom _______ for almost all his spare time at home.

A.plays computer games B.talks with his mother

C.does his homework D.practices typing

3.From the passage we know that Tom’s mother _______.

A.is not worried about Tom B.feels very happy

C.is not rich D.likes new technology

4.The helpless mother asks Abby to ___________.

A.play with Tom B.talk to Tom

C.buy what Tom wants D.give her some advice

5.Which of the following is TRUE about Tom?

A. He is 14 years old.

B. He is not good at English.

C. He often phones to his friends.

D. He likes going out on weekends.

Do teenagers in small villages do chores at home? How about the teenagers in big cities? Here is a survey. We asked 4,000 teenagers in China several questions. Half of them come from big cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. The others are from small villages. We made a diagram of the result of our survey. Let’s have a look at it. We found out that teenagers from small villages do more chores than those from big cities. Maybe it is because they live a harder life. Our advice to parents in big cities is that parents should give their children some chores to do. Doing chores teaches teenagers to take care of themselves.

Chores 2000 teenagers in small villages.

Chores 2000 teenagers in big cities

1.They surveyed ______ teenagers from small villages.

A. 1,000 B. 2,000 C. 4,000 D. 3,000

2.There are l,000 teenagers from the cities who______.

A. take out the trash B.do the dishes

C. make the bed D.fold the clothes

3. Fewer than______teenagers in big cities sweep the floor and make the bed.

A. 500 B.1,000 C.1,500 D.2,000

4. The number of teenagers____in big cities is bigger than that in small villages.

A. making the bed B.taking out the trash

C. folding the clothes D.doing the dishes

5.Why did they make the survey?

A. Because they don't want teenagers in China to do chores at home.

B. Because they thought it'll help teenagers to take good care of themselves to do chores at home.

C. Because they wanted to know if teenagers in China do chores at home.

D. Because they thought it's not necessary for teenagers to look after themselves.