1. If you want to visit Big Ben(大本钟), you should travel to ______
| A．Rome | B．London | C．Beijing | D．Canberra |
| A．one country | B．two countries |
| C．three countries | D．four countries |
| A．Australia and Britain aren’t English—speaking countries. |
| B．Rome is a city in Southern Europe. |
| C．Canberra is the capital of Italy. |
| D．China is a country with the smallest population. |
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【推荐1】Many children don’t like doing chores, because they think it is boring.
First, doing chores can teach children certain skills (技能). Children can learn classification (分类) skills when they pick up their toys and put them away. Cleaning and cooking may seem boring, but knowing how to do them well will make life a lot easier. If children can successfully handle (处理) chores at home they will handle life better.
Everyone in the family will be happy sharing chores. Now it’s common for both parents to work.
| A．It can develop the children’s independence. |
| B．And children can also find great pleasure in helping their parents. |
| C．Some children think that they just need to learn their subjects well and it isn’t necessary for them to do chores. |
| D．When they get home, they are often tired. |
| E．Second, doing chores can help children keep healthy. |
【推荐2】Jack loves to read a book each night. He reads all day. He reads at night. Jack’s books are here. His books are there. He can not even find his chair. He can not see which clothes to wear.
“That’s enough!” His mother says, “Clean up these books and get to bed!”
“Clean them up? But how? Right now? What should I do? How do I move them all from here? Should I stack them up behind the door?”
“Wait! What is his book I see here? Hmmmmm... How To Make A Library! I can organize (整理) by writer’s name — That sounds like a real cool game! Arrange (整理) them like the alphabet (字母表). That sounds easy. That’s no sweat or I could organize by title (标题) too. I know now that’s what I will do!”
“All A titles I’ll put here. This is great! Now I see! Next will come for B. This is really so much fun!”
Following these rules, Jack organizes them one by one. He sorts (分类) them all from A to Z. He organizes them happily. His mother is also happy. She never thinks he can pass that test (测试). But Jack comes through (获得成功) after all.
“Books are great,” says Jack with a smile, “They help me make a library!”
1. What can we get from the third paragraph (段落)?| A．Jack has little time at that moment. | B．Jack doesn’t want to clean up his bedroom. |
| C．Jack has a lot of things to do every day. | D．Jack doesn’t know how to organize his books. |
| A．That’s too hard. | B．That’s very easy. |
| C．That’s very cold. | D．That’s too busy. |
| A．Jack can pass the reading test | B．Jack finds his favourite book |
| C．Jack organizes the books very well | D．Jack puts his books here and there |
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| Poem Different families by Gillian Craig | |
| Let’s meet two families Like some you might know. Some families might shrink And some families might grow. Here is Lee’s family His mum is the one Who helps with his homework Who gets it all done. She keeps their house clean and Reads stories at night. She works as a lawyer She makes bad things ______. | Here is Amy and Jade’s family Their dad is the man. They know that he always Their number-one fan. He’s there when they wake up And when they make noise He cooks yummy food and He fixes their toys. Here are two families Yours might be like theirs. They fight for you, help you And everyone shares. |
| A．One. | B．Two. | C．Three. | D．Four. |
| A．They are outgoing. | B．They are strict. |
| C．They are helpful. | D．They are talented. |
| A．right | B．fantastic | C．surprising | D．wonderful |
【推荐1】We live on a farm in Alaska. There are many wild animals in the quiet countryside there. One winter night, while walking outside with my son, Joe, I heard a cry.
A young fox was hurt. Every time she wanted to stand up, she fell back to the ground. We took her home, and on the way home we named her Vicky.
After a few days, Vicky began to eat and was more active. We opened the cage door and let her play in the house. Vicky stood, lost herbalanceand fell, and tried again. “Oh, Mom,” Joe said, “She’s so brave, and keeps trying.” After a few more tries, Vicky could stand, and later moved freely in the house.
One day I saw her walk to the door and take a breath(呼吸）of the outside air. I knew she wanted to go back to the wild. So we drove her to the forest.
“ Vicky ”, I said, stopping my car for a goodbye, ‘‘ look after yourself. ’’ She barked (叫）at me, the only time I heard her bark. Then she ran into the trees.
1. The story happened on a________| A．summer morning | B．spring morning | C．winter night | D．autumn evening |
| A．A dog. | B．A fox. | C．A snake. | D．A cat. |
| A．勇气 | B．方向 | C．平衡 | D．信心 |
| A．She was lazy. | B．She was clever. | C．She was strong. | D．She was brave. |
| A．Vicky often barked in the writer’s house. |
| B．Vicky went back to nature at last. |
| C．The writer took Vicky to the forest by car. |
| D．The writer took Vicky home and took care of her. |
【推荐2】John is my best friend. We live in the same building. We study in the same school but not in the same class. We often chat and play football together after school. I first met him four years ago and we have been good friends for two years.
John is tall and strong with black hair. He has a round face, a small nose and big, brown eyes. I like his eyes because they are always bright and smiling. I think he is handsome. Many people want to be his friends.
John is always friendly and helpful. When I feel bored or unhappy, he tells me funny jokes and makes me happy.
John is very clever. He reads a lot of books. He is good at singing. He would like to make people happy with his songs when he grows up. I believe that he will become as popular as Jackie Chan and be famous around the world in the future.
1. The writer and John are .| A．classmates | B．friends | C．brothers | D．sisters |
| A．He is friendly and helpful. | B．He is tall and strong. |
| C．He tells me funny jokes. | D．He is very clever. |
| A．To play football. | B．To make people happy with his songs. |
| C．To read a lot of books. | D．To become Jackie Chan. |
| A．John’s interests. | B．My friend Jackie Chan. |
| C．A Chinese student. | D．My friend John. |
I was on the high school basketball team. I practised with the team. I ran out on the floor and warmed up before the game started and then I sat on the bench (长凳) cheering for members who were actually going to play in the game. When we won, I hugged my teammates.
I enjoyed that, but I didn’t know how my dad felt about my bench-warming role. We never talked about it. I supposed it was hard for him. My dad played basketball in college. He was fast and strong and he could jump like a kangaroo. And my older brothers were sports stars at college. I was not sure how he felt about going to games just to watch his son sit. Still, my dad was always there, usually standing in a corner of the gym. I'd make eye contact with him during the pre-game warm-up—it would have been uncool to smile or wave. And then I forgot about him until after the game—and the hugging—when he’d come up to me, smile, shake my hand and tell me, “Good game!” even though I never actually did anything to make the game good. It changed in the last game of the season.
It was a great day for our team—we were up by about 20 with two minutes left. The coach suddenly looked towards me and said, “Walker! You’re in!” The next two minutes seemed not real to me. I remembered running up and down the field a few times. When someone started counting down the last seconds, my teammate passed the ball to me. I heard people on the bench shouting “Shoot (投篮)!” as I faced the basket and shot. We won. But then I didn’t know what to do. I was unprepared for a time when I had hit a last-second shot. Naturally, I looked for my dad. And he was there, where he always was, smiling at me as he always did.
Through good times and bad, my dad was always there to smile, to encourage, to support and to love. I came to depend on that, even towards the end of his life when smiling was about all that he could do. It helped to know that, no matter what, my dad was there.
Now I’m the one who is in my 50s trying to keep pace with a teenage basketball player in my family. To be honest, I’m not as good at it as my dad was. But I keep trying because I know how much it can mean for a Dad to be there when his son hits the big shot, or especially when he doesn’t.
1. What was Walker’s role?| A．He gave players suggestions. | B．He offered services to players. |
| C．He was a big fan of the basketball team. | D．He only played when his teammates couldn’t. |
| A．Walker fell asleep and bad a dream at that time. |
| B．Walker couldn’t believe he was invited to play the game. |
| C．Walker didn’t know what time it was at the time. |
| D．Walker was so nervous that he didn’t want to play the game. |
| A．Walker and his brothers were on the same basketball team. |
| B．Walker often made eye contact with his dad during the game. |
| C．Walker is trying to be a good basketball partner for his son now. |
| D．Walker was asked to play in the game when there were 20 minutes left. |
| A．A sports-loving family | B．Dad helped me succeed |
| C．Being Dad and being there | D．A successful basketball match |
【推荐1】Spiderman is one of the most famous comic book heroes all the time. He was created by Stan Lee in 1963 and was first introduced to the world in the pages of Marvel comic books.
Spiderman is the story of Peter Parker, a child who lost his parents and lives with his aunt and uncle. Peter is a shy, quiet boy wearing glasses and has few friends. One day, on a high school class trip to a science lab, he gets bitten by a special spider. Soon Peter realizes he has amazing(不可思议的) powers: He is as strong and quick as a spider and also has a type of sixth sense. He no longer needs his glasses and he can use his super power to fly through the city streets! Remembering something his Uncle Ben has told him, that “with great power, there must also come great responsibility(责任)”, Peter decides to use his powers to fight against enemies who do cruel things to people. And so, Spiderman is born.
Life is not easy for Peter, even though he is a super hero. He is in love with Mary Jane but cannot tell her about his amazing powers. Besides, his best friend Harry hates Spiderman! Peter is also short of money and time. He has to sell photos of Spiderman(himself) to a newspaper and he keeps losing his other jobs because he’s so busy saving people! Yet he has to fight against different kinds of cruel enemies.
1. Who created Spiderman?| A．Stan Lee. | B．Marvel. |
| C．Peter Parker. | D．Superman. |
| A．He could not see with his eyes. |
| B．He became a spider. |
| C．He developed spiderlike powers. |
| D．He was sick. |
| A．Powerful people can do whatever they like. |
| B．People with power are always good. |
| C．Powerful people should have a responsibility to do good things. |
| D．Powerful people are to blame for all the bad things that happen. |
| A．Money, time, studying, reading. |
| B．Money, work, time, relationships. |
| C．Relationships, sports, money, work. |
| D．Money, work, time, sleep. |
| I don't do housework at home. My parents think there is no need for me to do it. They expect me to spend more time on my schoolwork. I'm not good at math, so they want me to work harder to get better grades. —Susan |
| My parents ask me to do housework sometimes because they want me to be independent. Usually, I do the dishes, sweep the floor and take out the rubbish. Although they are simple, they can make me relax. And anyway, I think it's fair to share housework with my parents. —Jimmy |
| I often do housework because my parents encourage me to do things on my own. Now I can look after myself well. Usually, my mother cooks dinner from Monday to Friday and I cook dinner at weekends. I think it is important for children to learn how to do housework and help their parents with housework. —Grace |
1. Susan’s parents may expect her to________ at home.
| A．play computer games | B．do some math exercises | C．watch some TV programs |
| A．they want him to be independent |
| B．they want to make him healthy |
| C．they don't want to do it themselves |
| A．doing the dishes | B．folding the clothes | C．taking out the rubbish |
| A．Never. | B．Twice a week. | C．Five times a week. |
| A．whether they do housework at home and why |
| B．why doing housework can make them independent |
| C．whether it is fair for them to share housework |
【推荐3】Now, more and more mothers wear the same clothes as their daughters, so people often mistake them for each other. According to a new study, mothers today look to their daughters for fashion（时尚）and beauty ideas. The study questioned 343 mothers and daughters, with an average age of 44 for mums and 16 for daughters.
A report from Temple University, Philadelphia also says that many children act older than their years. But they don't listen to the opinion from their parents in wearing.
Some mothers buy the same clothes as their daughters do. They like the same colour and style as their daughters. They do so because they want to keep as young as their daughters. And now many more mothers compare（与…比较）beauty with their daughters. So a strange thing happens: the woman may look like a teenager from behind, but she is already middle-aged from the front.
The report shows that if a mum is young at heart and fashion, she is more likely to view （把…视为）her daughter as a style expert and copy her. So what are the mothers going to wear in the future? This may depend on their daughters.
1. Why do people mistake mothers and their daughters?| A．Because they have the same hobbies. | B．Because they often wear the same clothes. |
| C．Because they often walk together.· | D．Because they often have the same hairstyle. |
| A．16. | B．44. | C．60 | D．343. |
| A．Clothes that make them look older. | B．Clothes that are tight. |
| C．Clothes that are expensive. | D．Clothes that are loose. |
| A．Clothes. | B．Lifestyle. | C．Jobs. | D．Beauty. |
| A．Daughters should wear as their mothers do. |
| B．Mothers should learn from their daughters in the lifestyle. |
| C．Daughters fashion may influence（影响）their mothers. |
| D．Ideas of wearing different clothes. |
