Turn the box over, please. Can't you see the sign " __________" ?

When I was six, I went to a public school. In the school I was  1  the other kids because of my speech and reading problems. All the kids would say, "You are a fool (傻瓜), you are a fool," and so on. I thought they were  2  because all my grades (成績) show it. I had no  3.

   During the first  4  years of the public school, I was small and clumsy (笨拙的). In the sixth grade, I became interested in  5  . The class had its own sports day every year. Each class would have its own  6  to play against each other. I went out for all of the teams, I was not the best  7  I was not bad. The only thing that I could do was to run  8  . This surprised the other kids  9   I was so clumsy, and then came a lot of more nicknames (綽號) from the kids. I didn't know why they were doing this, and it really  10  me.

   Between the seventh and eighth grade, I started to  11  . In three months, I grew seven inches. At the start of eighth grade, I began to play  12 . I was much bigger than everybody else. I was  13  than most of the backs (后為) we played against. The other team would not run the ball towards me because of my great speed. It was the  14  time that I was really good at  15  and knew it in my life. It was a new feeling of pride.                               

1. A. before       B. between       C. behind        D. among

2. A. wrong       B. right          C. silly          D. noisy

3. A. surprise      B. friendship     C. interest       D. confidence

4. A. five         B. six           C. seven         D. eight

5. A. studies      B. music         C. programs      D. sports

6. A. books       B. singers        C. teams         D. players

7. A. and         B. or            C. but           D. then

8. A. slowly      B. fast           C. hard          D. quietly

9. A. if           B. though        C. because       D. when

10. A. hurt         B. filled         C. frightened     D. encouraged

11. A. fight        B. play          C. grow         D. sing

12.A. ping-pong    B. football       C. volleyball     D. yo-yo

13. A. taller        B. harder        C. cleverer       D. faster

14. A. first         B. second        C. third          D. last

15. A. everything    B. something     C. anything      D. nothing

1. What days can you watch sports?

A. Tuesday and Sunday.              B. Thursday and Friday.   

C. Friday and Saturday.               D. Saturday and Sunday.

2. What time are "The Band" playing?

    A.5: 00pm.      B.8: 00pm.     C.8: 30pm.    D.11: 30pm.

3. If you are a student going to see Macbeth with your parents, you will pay.   

A. $9.00          B. $10.00       C. $19.00      D. $16.00

4. You can enjoy music at

    A. Medusa Disco, Mason Park Stadium and Mamma Mia

B. Medusa Disco, Mason Park Stadium and Hudson Theatre    

C. Mason Park Stadium, Mamma Mia and League Stadium    

D. Medusa Disco, Mason Park Stadium and League Stadium

5. At 11:00 pm on Saturday, you can go to

     A. have pasta and pizza               B. enjoy Macbeth

     C. watch football match              D. see foreign films

I grew up in a town called Estepna, living with my father. One morning, when I was sixteen, dad told me I could drive him into a faraway village called Mijas, on condition that (條件是). I took the car to be serviced (維護(hù)) at a nearby garage. I happily accepted (接受). I drove Dad into Mijas, and promised to pick him up at 4 p.m., then got the car to the garage. Then I went to a theatre. However, when the last movie finished, it was six. I was two hours late!

     I knew Dad would be angry if he found out I'd been watching movies. So I decided not to tell him the truth. When l hurried there I apologized (道歉) for being late, and told him I'd come as quickly as I could, but the car had needed some big repairs. I' ll never forget the look he gave me.     "I' m disappointed you decided to lie to me, Jason." Dad looked at me again. "When you didn't turn up, I called the garage to ask if there were any problems, and they told me you hadn't yet picked up the car." I felt ashamed (羞愧) as I told him the real reason. A sadness passed through dad as he listened carefully, "I'm angry with myself. I realized I had failed as a father. I'm going to walk home now and think seriously about where I have gone wrong all these years." "But Dad, it' s eighteen miles!"

     My apologies were useless. Dad walked home that day. I drove behind him, following him all the way, but he walked silently.

     It was the most successful lesson I have never lied since.

1. Father would let Jason drive him to a village if he              

A. followed him home

B. got the car serviced at the garage   

C. found problems with the car

    D. promised to pick him up later that afternoon

2. Jason lied to his father that                 

    A. the traffic was heavy on the way

B. he was late because of seeing the films   

C. the repairs took too long a time

    D. it was far to drive from the garage to the village

3. Father called the garage in order to learn          

    A. if Jason had paid for the service

B. why Jason hadn't come to meet him   

C. whether Jason had gone to see films   

D. if the car was taken there for the service

4. Father felt angry with himself because          

    A. Jason went to see the film

    B. Jason was late to pick him up

    C. he hadn't called the garage earlier

    D. he felt something wrong with his education

5. What' s the best title for the story?

    A. A Late Apology.               B. A Big Lie.

    C. An Unforgettable Lesson.        D. A Poor Service.

How to Make Your Own Internet Page

    It's easy to make your own internet page. The easiest way is to use a special program called a "web editor (編輯)". You can find these programs on the internet.

    First think about something to put on your Internet page by looking at other people's pages.  You need to put your Internet page on a bigger computer called a "host" (主服務(wù)器 ). It stores the pages so that other people can see them. These computers are owned by special Internet companies. Your program may be able to help you find a host computer which you can use for free, but some companies will charge money for this.

    To make your internet page, start up the program and write some texts in the window, then  use the signs you can see on the computer to put in pictures and make the texts larger or smaller, and change the way your page looks.

    You can also put photos on your Internet page. First, you need to put the photos in your computer, then use your mouse to move the photos to the place where you want it. Choose the correct sign for putting photos onto the page, then find the name of your photos in your computer. When you have found it, choose that one with your mouse and put your photos on your Internet page.

   You can also put signs on your Internet page to join it to other people's pages. Visitors to your page can follow these signs to find out more about a subject.

   When you have finished your Internet page, you put it on the internet. After you put your page on the Internet, anyone will be able to see it.

1. What does the writer say about making an internet page?

A. It is not difficult.               B. It is very difficult.   

C. It .is always expensive.          D. It is always free.

2. In order to __________, you have to find a host computer.    

A. get a programme               B. draw pictures   

C. store the pages                D. write texts

3. The underlined words "charge money" mean __________ in Chinese.

   A. 贈送    B.收費      C. 掌管     O.匯兌

4. Why do people put signs of other Interact pages on their own pages?

    A. To get money from other people.

    B. To get money from internet companies.

C. To give more information about something.   

D. To give people ideas about internet pages.

5. Which is the correct order to make an Internet page?

a. put the page on the Internet      

b. put in texts, photos and signs   

c. get a programme              

d. find a host computer

    A. a, b, c, d   B. d, b, c, a     C. c, d, b, a     D. c, b, d, a

"Global (全球的) warming is causing hundreds of animals and plants to die or change more quickly than scientists thought,  a new study shows.

     Scientists are surprised at how fast the things are happening. "I feel as if the world is changing in front of our eyes," said Douglas, a professor at a university of New York. "It is not just down the road somewhere. It is just running toward us now."

     The study reports that at least 70 kinds of frogs (青蛙)have disappeared. It also says that between 100 and 200 kinds of animals living in cold places, such as penguins and polar (極地) bears, are in serious danger.

     "We are finally seeing some animals and plants disappearing." said Douglas. "Now we can see the problem. It’s here. It's real." He said that more and more animals moving north to cooler places and they were accepting the changes. Plants grew faster than usual. The number of penguins is dropping quickly in the western Antarctic (南極). Polar bears are dropping in number and are losing weight in the Arctic (北極).

     Recently, leaders from more than 180 countries met in Kenya to talk about global warming. The leaders agreed on the next steps to cut down warming gasses. German's leader said, "We should take action at once."

     What can you do for the world? Little things make a big difference. Make sure to turn off the lights, computer and TV after you leave the room. Don't use your family car as often. 'Ride your bike every day. Plant a tree! Trees make the air clean. In order to save trees, don’t use wooden chopsticks. Try to buy products that are made from recycled things.

1. Some animals are moving to the north because __________there.

A. it is much warmer             B. they can lose weight   

C. the plants grow faster          D. it is much cooler

2. What does the underlined word "It" in Paragraph2 refer to?

    A. The world.     B. The report.   C. Global warming.   D. The animal.

3. The leaders from different countries agreed to

A. meet again in Kenya next year  

B. increase the number of animals  

C. stop the plants growing fast    

D. cut down warming gasses

4. If you __________, you are doing something helpful to the world.

A. drive a car to work every day    B. watch TV more often   

C. use wooden chopsticks         D. stop taking the lilt

5. What does the passage mainly talk about?

   A. Protecting animals.             B. Finding cooler places.  

C. Global warming warning.        D. Recycling things.

根據(jù)句意完成已給出首字母的單詞，使補(bǔ)全后的句子語法正確，意義通順。

1. During the Spring Festival, f_______ get together, greeting each other with “Happy New Year".

2. My husband likes t _______so much that he has been to most places of interest in the world.

3. China' s women volleyball team b_______ Russia 3-2 in the final game last night.

4. Taiwan Island was part of the m_______ about 20,000-30,000 years ago.

5. When I came in, the students were having a group d_______ on whether to keep a pet at home.

6. Father's Day is on the third Sunday of J_______

7.--Excuse me. Could you tell me where I could change some money, please? 

 ---Look! There' s a park over there, a bank is just o_______ it.

8. Press the red b_______ when in danger, so that the alarm (警報器) will work.

9. Bob got hurt so b_______ in the accident that he was taken to the hospital.

10. Would you please not smoke here any more? We can hardly b _______now.

11. The lights in the classroom are so d_______ that we can't see the words on the blackboard   clearly.

12. Because he reviews his lessons in time every day, David does well in most of his s_______

13. Liu Yong' s new book "The Charm of Speaking"(說話的魅力) talks mainly about speaking      S_______

14. Mr. Zhang' s lessons were so b_______ that few students were interested in them.

根據(jù)下面所提供的對話情景，在每個空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)木渥�，使其意義連貫、完整。

A: Hi! Chen Wei. May I look at your Football?

B: _________1_______________________

A: I 'd like to know what's on this weekend.

B: _____________2___________________

A: Yes! Luneng and Shide will play against each other!

B: Really? Luneng is my favorite. I expect them to win the game.

A: If they win the game, they'll be on the top again.

B: Yes. By the way,________________3________________

A: At 7:30 in the evening. Would you like to watch the game with me?

B: Of course, I'd love to.

A: ______________4__________________

B: What about 6:30 ?

A: OK. Have you got the tickets?

B: No. We can have them in the Sports Centre when we get there.

A: All right. Where shall we meet then?

B: ___________5_____________________

A: No problem. See you. B: See you.

緊張的初中學(xué)習(xí)生活就要結(jié)束了。你(李平)即將迎來一個輕松的暑假。你的好友Harry現(xiàn)在很想知道你本暑期的安排�？鞂懛庑鸥嬖V他吧。信的開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。  

 注意：l、信的內(nèi)容須包含表格中的全部要點；

2、具體內(nèi)容不必逐字翻譯，可適當(dāng)發(fā)揮；   

3、80詞左右。

Dear Harry,

     I am pleased that my summer holidays are coming.I

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Write to me as soon as possible.

                                                          Yours,

Li Ping