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1. —Did you ______ the football match? —No. We _____. The score is 1-
2.
A. beat; won
B. win; won
C. win; lost
D. beat; lost
2. —Cheer up, please! Mr Green has offered ____ us. —Really? It?s very kind ___ him to do so.
A. helping; of
B. helping; for
C. to help; of
D. to help; for
3. —Could I have a look at the photo of your family, Sam? —Of course, you ______.
A. must
B. can
C. could
D. might
4. —Excuse me. How ______ I get to the library?
—It ______ be next to the shop. Y ou?d better ask the policeman.
A. can; may
B. can; must
C. might; may
D. might; must
)5. —My mom doesn?t allow ______ to stay up late.
—It?s good for ______ health.
A. I; you
B. me; yours
C. me; your
D. I; yours
6. The old woman kept one black dog and two white ______.
A. one
B. ones
C. those
D. these
7. The man comes out of the classroom. He ______ a teacher.
A. maybe
B. may be
C. may be not
D. maybe not
)8. Don?t lose ______ in com puter games, boys.
A. yourself
B. yourselves
C. himself
D. themselves
9. —Is the novel “Journey to the West” ___ book?
—No, it?s Helen?s. I left ____ at home.
A. your; my
B. yours; mine
C. you; it
D. your; mine
10. Y esterday a man ______ along the beach. I thought he was ______.
A. lied down; dead
B. lay down; died
C. lied down; died
D. lay down; dead
11. —John, ______ cups are these?—They ______ Mr Wang.
A. who?s; belong
B. whose; belong to
C. which; belong to
D. what; belong
12. —Did you ______ the invitation from David?—Y es, and I am going to ______ it.
A. accept; receive
B. receive; receive
C. accept; accept
D. receive; accept
13. —Have they enjoyed __ at the party
—No. The fire alarm ___, and everyone rushed outside madly.
A. them; went out
B. themselves; went off
C. them; went off
D. themselves; went out
14. —Do you like the shirt? —Y es, ______.
A. on the way
B. in a way
C. by the way
D. in the way
15. —May I speak to Linda please? —______. I?ll call her for you.
A. Clean up
B. Hang on
C. That?s right
D. I?m sorry
64. I am terribly sorry for what I have done.
65. Helen, break a leg!
Davy was a strange young man. He didn?t like others to tell him things directly and all his neighbors knew it. Once he went to 16 a friend and he stayed there for nearly a week. One day when he was playing chess withhis friend, one of his neighbors came and called out, “ 17 , Davy!”“What happened?”“Y our cat died!”“That?s nothing 18 ,” said Davy. “But how did it die?”“It 19 too much meat of the horse.”“What? Has my horse died, too? And how did it die?”“It pulled the carriage to the hospital. We made it 20 as fast as possible. When we got to the hospital, it was too 21 to stand up and then died.”
“Wait a minute,” said Davy. “ 22 did you go to the hospital for?”“To send your 23 there.”“What?s the matter with her?”“She was so old that she 24 down stairs and hurt her head. We sent her to the hospital. It was lucky that she d idn?t hurt 25 , but she had to stay there for several days.”
( )16. A. look for B. look over C. visit D. wait
( )17. A. Good news B. Bad news C. Good morning D. Good afternoon
( )18. A. interesting B. useful C. wrong D. serious
( )19. A. ate B. saw C. bought D. cut
( )20. A. walk B. run C. jump D. fly
( )21. A. old B. busy C. tired D. crazy
( )22. A. What B. Why C. How D. When
( )23. A. father B. sister C. mother D. brother
( )24. A. went B. lived C. climbed D. fell
( )25. A. hardly B. easily C. badly D. safely
Old Mr. Sun, his face turns red, Sl ips o?er the hill and goes to bed.
Now all the earth is still and dark As sweetly sings the meadow lark.
When Sun is safely tucked away,
The little stars come out to play,
And one by one their smiles I spy
Like diamonds in the blue-black sky.
…Oh, Mr. Sky,? the small stars call,
…Please, may we use your big white ball??
And so it is that very soon,
The stars play kickball with the moon.
Now as the night turns back to day,
The stars dance down the Milky Way
While soundless laughter twinkles there
And one by one they disappear.
Now yawning, stretching, from the sea
Old Mr. Sun comes back to me,
And brings to me another day
So I can laugh and run and play. —Sandra E. McBride
( )36. What is the poem about
A. Pollution.
B. Weather.
C. Nature.
D. Human being.
( )37. Which of the following is TRUE according to the poem?
A. The time period in the poem is from the morning to the evening.
B. “Old Mr. Sun?s face turns red” means morning comes.
C. “Old Mr. Sun is yawning, stretching from the sea” means evening comes.
D. “Sun is safely tucked away” probably means the sun sets.
( )38. From the poem, we can know that the poet feels _______.
A. happy
B. sad
C. bored
D. concerned
( )39. What does the “big white ball” r efer to?
A. The sun.
B. The moon.
C. The snowball.
D. The star.
( )40. What does “I” in the last sentence of the poem refer to?
A. The sun.
B. The meadow lark.
C. The Milky Way.
D. The poet.
Making friends is not easy. Sometimes it can take years before you become true friends with someone. I think there are two qualities that a true friend must have. Firstly, true friends should be honest with each other. Being honest means telling the truth all the time, but of course this is not always so easy.
Sometimes you do not want your friends to know something bad about you, such as getting a terrible mark in a test. Then you might want to tell a lie to make yourself feel better, but this is never a good idea. Y our friends will find out the truth sooner or later, and they will feel hurt because you lied to them.
The second most impor-tant quality of a true friend is being a good listener. Y ou do not want to have a friend who is not willing to listen to your problems, or a friend who might talk about your prob-lems with everybody in school. It is very important for friends to believe each other, so remember, be a good listener when your friends have problems,
and keep their secrets. Then you will have many good friends.
( )46. What are the important qualities that true friends usually have?
A. Being polite, honest and funny.
B. Being polite and a good listener.
C. Being honest, kind and helpful.
D. Being honest and a good listener.
( )47. Why is it sometimes difficult for us to be honest?
A. Because we do not like to listen to our friends? problems.
B. Because we don?t want our friends to know some-thing bad about us.
C. Because it can be fun to tell a lie.
D. Because we wan t to hurt our friends? feelings.
( )48. Why isn?t it a good idea to tell lies to our friends?
A. Because they won?t know the truth.
B. Because they will also tell lies to you.
C. Because they will feel hurt.
D. Because they will tell the lies to everybody.
( )49. One does not want his friend to ________.
A. tell others about his secrets
B. listen to his problems
C. be kind and helpful
D. be honest with him
( )50. If a person wants to have many friends, he should ________.
A. keep secrets from his friends and tell lies to them
B. be a good listener and tell others about his friends? problems
C. never talk about any problems with his friends
D. be honest with his friends and keep their secrets
V. 书面表达
根据对话内容完成表格。
Sam: People say the computer shows up not long before. When was it built?
Amy: In 1946 in America. It was as large as a room and quite difficult and slow to operate. Sam: Wow! But now it becomes smaller and easier to use.
Amy: Y eah. Because of the invention of the silicon chip (硅片), computers are faster to operate. People can even make them smaller books.
Sam: And computers help us a lot. I always read interesting stories online.
Amy: True. This invention has brought great changes to all of our lives.
The two are talking about ____________ which was invented in ____ in America. At first, it was very _____ and hard to operate. Later, it becomes smaller and _______ to operate. Thanks to it, _____
________ have taken place in our life.
71. 假如你将要参加一场讨论会，讨论的主题是：书能否被电脑所替代。请写一篇80词左右的英文发言稿，说明你的观点并给出至少三个理由。