I am unhappy. Here I am alone in the car. Alone! Outside a big house on London Road.
That’s on the other side of Nottingham. It’s far away from my home! Mini is in the house—not me! Yes! Think of that! And all my four pets are with her. Poor me! What are they all doing? How long must I wait here alone?
Ah! They are coming out of the house now. Good! Dad is holding Mini! A man and a woman are standing at the door. The woman has got a little dog in her arms. It looks like Mini! So Mini has got a new friend in London Road.
They are saying goodbye and coming back to the car. That’s good, then.
I’m still unhappy. We are home again now. But nobody has got time for me. Only for Mini!
She is sitting on the sofa—with Dad, Becky and Simon. They are all stroking (抚摸) her. TV is on. But nobody is watching. Also, nobody wants to play with me this evening. “Maxi! Come here! Good dog.”
That’s Mom. She is calling me from the kitchen. Ah—new dog cookies! Good! One of my pets has got time for me, after all.
It’s half past nine now. I’m in my little bed in the kitchen. Mini is asleep already! And now I know something about her new friend. His name is Mr. Chips! What a silly name for a dog! But Mini says he is nice. Ah well, London Road is on the other side of Nottingham. So she can’t often visit him. That’s one good thing.
I don’t want to sleep tonight. I’m still too unhappy. I hope Becky is missing me now!
1. Maxi and Mini are two ________.A.children | B.parents | C.dogs | D.cat |
A.贫穷的 | B.可怜的 | C.卑鄙的 | D.差的 |
①Mom gives me some cookies
②I wait in the car on London Road
③I know something about Mr. Chips
④Nobody wants to play with me
A.②④①③ | B.②①③④ | C.④②③① | D.③②④① |
A.Maxi usually gets up at half past nine. | B.Dad and Mom don’t like Mini or Maxi. |
C.Maxi lives in a big house on London Road. | D.There are four people and two pets in the family. |
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【推荐1】Still remember the following poems? Memories return every time I read or hear them.
①Hush now, my little one. Hush now, my sunshine. Hush now, piece of my heart. Go to sleep, my little one. Go to sleep, my love. Go to sleep, piece of my heart. Sleep, my little one, While I sing to you. Sleep, my little one, Who is already asleep. | ②My mama feeds me, And washes my fur (毛) The first thing I see every morning is her. The last thing I kiss every night is her face. My mama is the very best one, And sings like a bird, And knows how I feel. When I don’t say a word, My mama is warm. | ③I can set the table. I can sweep the floor. I can wash my clothes And count to forty-four. I can wash dishes. And clean my bedroom. There is so much I can do. Now ask you. |
A.babies | B.mothers | C.friends |
A.卧倒 | B.再见 | C.安静 |
A.my fur | B.mum’s face | C.mum’s hand |
A.Helpful. | B.Lucky. | C.Shy. |
A.Housework and share. | B.Hobbies and sports. | C.Family and love. |
【推荐2】Josh Ferrin picked up the keys to their new house in Salt Lake City earlier this week. He was excited to finally have a place his family could call their own. As he walked into the garage, a box caught his eye.
“I felt very surprised and called my wife. She wouldn’t believe what I had found,” said Ferrin, who works as an artist in Salt Lake City.
Then he found seven more boxes, all full of cash. Ferrin quickly took the boxes to his parents’ house to count. Along with his wife, they put thousands of bills on a table. They stopped counting at $40,000, but thought there was at least $5,000 more.
Ferrin thought about how so much money could buy things he never thought he could afford. “I wish I could say there was never any doubt in my mind,” Ferrin said. “But the money wasn’t ours and I don’t believe you get a chance very often to do something honest and that is a lesson I hope to teach to my children.”
He then thought about the home’s previous (先前的) owner, Arnold Bangerter, who died in November and left the house to his son. So Ferrin called Bangerter’s son with the news. Paul Bangerter knew his father hid money away because he once found a roll of cash taped under a drawer in their home, but he never considered his dad had hidden so much over the years.
“He grew up in hard times and people that survived that time didn’t have anything when they came out of it unless they saved it themselves,” said Paul Bangerter. “He was a saver, not a spender.”
“I’m a father, and I worry about the future for my kids,” Ferrin said. “I can see him putting that money away for a rainy day.”
1. Which is the CORRECT order of the following events?a. Ferrin rang Bangerter’s son up. b. Ferrin decided to return the money. c. Ferrin gave a call to his wife. d. Ferrin counted money in his parents’ house. e. Ferrin found a box of cash in the garage.
A.c-d-e-b-a | B.e-a-d-c-b | C.e-c-d-b-a | D.a-e-c-d-b |
A.Terrible weather. | B.Difficult time. | C.unpleasant days. | D.A long life. |
A.Arnold Bangerter suffered a lot when he was young. | B.Paul Bangerter knew nothing about his father’s saving. |
C.Ferrin and Paul Bangerter are both good fathers for their kids. | D.Ferrin is an honest man who always dreams of living a rich life. |
A.To be honest or not? | B.Should we prepare for trouble? | C.Arnold Bangerter--a kind father. | D.A box of cash: Hidden love. |
【推荐3】A little boy invited his mother to attend his first teacher-parent meeting. To his disappointment, his mother said she would go. This would be the first time that his classmates and teacher met his mother and he was embarrassed by her appearance. Although she was a beautiful woman, there was a scar that covered the right side of her face. The boy never wanted to talk about why or how she got the scar.
At the meeting, the little boy was embarrassed and hid himself from everyone. He did, however, hear them speaking.
“How did you get the scar on your face?” the teacher asked.
The mother replied, “When my son was a baby, he was in a room that caught fire. Everyone was too afraid to go in because the fire was out of control, so I went in. A beam (横梁) came down and I placed myself over him trying to protect him. This scar will be with me forever, but to this day, I have never regretted doing what I did.”
At this point, the little boy came out running toward his mother with tears in his eyes. He hugged her and held her hand tightly for the rest of the day.
根据短文内容,判断正(T) 误 (F)。
1. The boy really wanted his mother to go his teacher-parent meeting.
2. The boy’s mother was not beautiful at all because a scar covered her whole face.
3. The teacher asked the boy’s mother how she got the scar.
4. The boy’s mother got the scar while she was saving her son in a fire.
5. The boy was too moved to show his love to his mother.
A. Tokyo Olympics.
B. Elephants are going home.
C. The beginning of the COVID-19.
D. Double reduction policy.(双减政策)
E. Phone games limited (受限的) on school days.
F. Meng Wanzhou is going home.
1. Wang Yuxin: I have less homework and I feel a lot more relaxed. My school finishes one hour later than before. I can finish my homework at school then I can play Pipa at home.
2. Jiang Yuyao: I think it’s good to ban (禁止) playing phone games on school days. It helps us have a good study habit and protects our eyesight.
3. Shi Hongyi: When the Chinese sportsmen won, I felt excited. I also worried about their health because of the COVID-19.
4. Guo Yixuan: We still don't know where the COVID-19 started. Some scientists said the virus was found in other countries earlier than in Wuhan.
5. Song Zhenning: I think they traveled north for more food, water, and a new home. So we should protect the homes of these lovely elephants.
【推荐2】Our class goes on a trip to the zoo. The animals there are cute.
Look!
There’s a man over there. Who is he? He’s our biology (生物) teacher, Mr. Xu.
We really have a good time in the zoo.
A.The giraffe is smart and interesting. |
B.I’m afraid of tigers. |
C.Who is that beautiful girl in a red skirt? |
D.He knows a lot about animals. |
E.I like elephants. |
F.We also learn a lot of things. |
In order to study black bears, researchers from New Jersey, USA, catch bears and usedrugs to help them go to sleep. Researchers then work out the size and the weight of the bear,take blood to test for diseases, remove a tooth and take it to the lab to find out its age. Fromthese studies,researchers want to find out how many bears live in New Jersey, how long theylive, and how many babies theyproduce.
But in Minnesota, USA, researchers study bears that are completely awake. The bears knowthe researchers' voices and they are not afraid of die research team. With the help of a few grapes
to keep the bears busy, researchers can touch them to check their hearts, look at their teeth, and do other jobs.Researchers can also walk or sit with bears for hours and make videos to learn about their everyday lives.
In both places, the main purpose is the same—to make sure there is a healthy population of black bears. But theresearch methods and the kinds of information that researchers, are able to collect are quite different.
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1. In the first paragraph, we can learn that North American black bears are _______.
A.shy and fearful animals | B.not found today |
C.well known to scientists | D.not afraid of people |
A.拔下 | B.移植 | C.清洗 | D.修补 |
A.The age. |
B.The way of their communication. |
C.The weight. |
D.The number of babies they produce. |
A.can never get close to the bears |
B.study the bears while they are asleep |
C.use grapes to make the bears full |
D.learn a lot about the bears' everyday lives |
A.Research places. | B.The main purpose. |
C.Research methods. | D.Collected information. |
【推荐1】Do you like walking? A 13-year-old girl named Jenny likes walking very much. She likes walking because she thinks it is good for her health. “It’s about 6 kilometers from my home to school. I get up at 6:00 every morning. After having breakfast, I walk to school. I can enjoy the beautiful scenery on the way. I feel very happy. I can also think about what to do or how to do things at school on the way,” says Jenny. “My father buys a new car and he wants to take me to school every morning. But I think I need to exercise and I hope my father can exercise, too. Now he often walks to work. After dinner, my father, my mother and I often take a walk in the park near our house. I have a healthy and happy family.”
1. How does Jenny get to school every day?A.By car. | B.On foot. | C.By bus. | D.By bike. |
A.Her mother. | B.Her father. | C.Her parents. | D.Her classmates. |
A.About 3 kilometers. | B.About 6 kilometers. |
C.About 7 kilometers. | D.About 8 kilometers |
A.It makes her healthy. | B.It’s funny. |
C.She can get up late. | D.It makes her happy. |
A.旅程 | B.活动 | C.风景 | D.经历 |
【推荐2】It was a beautiful summer morning. In the warm and bright sunlight, a bus was running along a back road in the south.
There was a thin old man sitting on one seat. He was wearing a black suit (西服). In his hands was a bunch of fresh flowers-lovely white roses with blue forget-me-nots on them. From time to time, the sun would shine on the flowers through the bus windows. Next to the man was a young girl. Her eyes came back again and again to the old man’s flowers.
The time came for the old man to get off the bus. As he stood up, he placed the flowers in the girl’s lap (腿上).
“I can see you love these flowers.” he said with a kind smile on his face. “And I think my wife would like you to have them. I’ll tell her I gave them to you. If she knows that, she will be happy.”
The girl accepted the flowers thankfully. Then she watched the old man get off the bus and walk through the gate of a small cemetery (墓地).
1. What happened to the old man by chance (碰巧)?A.He was wearing a black suit. | B.He chose to pick up some forget-me-nots. |
C.He was holding a bunch of fresh flowers. | D.He got on the bus and sat next to a girl. |
A.the flowers were shining | B.she loved the flowers |
C.the flowers were on her seat | D.white roses were expensive |
A.angry (生气的) | B.sad (难过的) | C.happy | D.thankful |
A.the old man’s wife was also a kind person | B.the old man didn’t love his wife any more |
C.the girl didn’t want to take the flowers | D.the girl followed the old man to the cemetery |
A.The Old Should Care for the Young | B.A Special Story on the Bus |
C.The Young Girl with Love | D.True Love Never Really Dies |
【推荐3】Tess was an eight-year-old girl. One day, she heard her parents talking about her little brother, Andrew. Andrew was sick but they had no money. Only an expensive operation could save him. When she heard her father said only a miracle could save him, she took out all her money and ran to a drugstore.
"What do you want?" asked the salesman in the drugstore. "I want to buy a miracle," Tess answered. "My brother is sick and only a miracle could save him. So how much is a miracle?"
"We don't sell miracles here," the salesman said. "I have money to pay for it. Please tell me how much it costs," the girl said. Another man asked the girl, "What kind of miracles do you want?" "I don't know;" Tess replied with tears.
"How much do you have?" the man asked, "One dollar and eleven cents." Tess answered.
"That's enough," smiled the man. "Can you take me to see your brother? Maybe I have the miracle you need."
That man was a famous doctor. At last, he did the operation without charge. And three months later, Andrew was well.
"It is really a miracle. How much is it?" Tess's father asked. The doctor smiled, "It costs the faith of a little child."
1. There were ______ people in Tess's family.A.three | B.four | C.five |
A.she wanted to buy some drugs |
B.he wanted to get some money |
C.she wanted to save her brother |
A.费用 | B.希望 | C.努力 |
A.Tess's parents loved her brother more than her |
B.the salesman in the drugstore was not kind to Tess |
C.the kind doctor saved Andrew without charge |
A.Tess and Her Family | B.The Price of a Miracle | C.Tess and a Miracle |