1 . 补全对话
Lily：Amy,     1     ?
Amy：I came to China in June，and it has been 7 months.
Lily：Wow, that is a long time. And you must have never spent the Spring Festival in China.
Amy：Yes，but     2    ．
Lily：Really? Maybe you can come to celebrate it with my family.
Amy：Can I?
Lily：    3    . I believe you will love it. Though we live in downtown, we always spend Spring Festival in hometown.
Amy：    4     ?
Lily：Yes, I believe you will know a lot about Chinese traditions this winter holiday, such as the custom, practices, cuisine, greeting and so on.
Amy：Wonderful！    5    ．
A．I can't wait for the coming of that day
B．You mean in the countryside
C．how long have you been here
D．My parents would be happy to have you
E．I am going to stay in China this year to see how Chinese people spend their most important festival

2 . 根据对话内容，从对话之后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
Todd: So, Adrienne, you said you lived in Mexico for a while?
Adrienne: Mm, I studied there.
Todd: Really!     1    
Adrienne: I did. I studied Spanish.
Todd: Wow,     2    
Adrienne: Ah, it was interesting. The weather was really hot the entire time I was there. Um, and it was very confusing,     3     but I learned quickly because I was living in the situation every day where I had to use language so that was really helpful in the end.
Todd: So, what were the people like? What was the city like?
Adrienne: The city was small. 1 million people, and that’s pretty small. The architecture is very colonial style. It’s interesting.     4    .
Todd: Mexican food’s the best.
Adrienne:     5    .
Todd: Yeah, and the people?
Adrienne:     6    . Big families and they’re always inviting you over for dinner, lunch and breakfast, and tea and coffee and chocolate and it’s really, it’s really a very familial environment.
Todd: What was your favorite place in Mexico?
Adrienne:     7    . It’s a very small town. That has a pyramid, and Aztec pyramid with a cathedral on top of it and it has views of the mountains, the volcano and, just beautiful landscape all around. It’s a great place to watch the sunset.
Todd: What volcano?
Adrienne: Po! They call it Popo, but the full name I think is Popocatepetl.     8    
Todd: Oh, sounds like a nice place.
Adrienne:     9    
Todd: Any plans to go back to Mexico soon?
Adrienne:     10     I always want to go back but whether I actually make it in the next year or two, I don’t know.
A. It’s beautiful.
B. Of course.
C. so what was it like being a student in Mexico?
D. because I didn’t know the language very well when I first arrived
E. The people are really friendly, really, really friendly.
F. My favorite place, still, is a town called Cholula.
G. It’s an Aztec name.
H. You studied in Mexico?
I. Very beautiful, old, a lot of wood and stone and the food was great.
J. I think so too.

3 . Li Lei: Hey, Bruce. I’m going home this weekend.
Bruce:     1    
Li Lei: Because I want to celebrate the Mid­Autumn Festival.
Bruce: What kind of festival is it?
Li Lei: It is an important time for family.
Bruce:     2    
Li Lei: We’ll have dinner together, watch the moon and eat mooncakes.
Bruce: Mooncakes? Are they delicious?
Li Lei:     3     Would you like to go with me? We can celebrate the festival together.
Bruce:     4     Thank you.
Li Lei:     5    
A. Well done!
B. Why are you going home?
C. That’s great.
D. You’re welcome.
E. I have never tasted them.
F. What will you do on the festival?
G. Yes, they are very delicious.

4 . Katie: How was the welcome party for foreign students last night?
John: Great! I made some new friends.     1    
Katie: What?
John: I met a Japanese boy called Sato, and as soon as I held out my hand, he bowed.
Katie: That’s how people in Japan are expected to greet each other.     2    
John: I didn’t know that.     3    
Katie: I remember when I first met Marie last year, I did the same thing. I held out my hand and to my surprise, she kissed me on both sides of my face!
John:     4    
Katie: Very funny.
Katie: Later I found out French people are supposed to kiss when they see each other.
John:     5    
A. It’s impolite if you don’t bow.
B. But a funny thing happened.
C. I wouldn’t mind that!
D. Oh, I see.
E. So I just stood there with my hand out, he bowed.

5 . 补全对话，选项中有两项为多余选项
M: Susan, I am writing a report now on different cultural festivals in different countries. It’s amazing that     1    
W: That’s great, Jack. Can I share your new discoveries?
M: Yes. India celebrates Teachers’ Day on September 5th. And in America, Teachers’ Day is a holiday on the Tuesday of the first full week of May.
W: Thailand also has its own Teachers’ Day.     2    
M: Oh, it’s on January 16th.     3    
W: Any other country?
M: Yeah ... Germany on June 12th, Sudan on February 24th. Hungarian Teachers’ Day is on the first Monday of June.
W:     4    
M: Most of the celebrations have something in common. Both the government and the society show their love and respect as well as their support to teachers and education.
W:     5    
M: Thank you so much.
A. When is that?
B. I think honesty education is necessary.
C. You have become an expert on Teachers’ Day.
D. I found many countries celebrate Teachers’ Day.
E. How do these countries celebrate Teachers’ Day?
F. I major in both education and English.
G. All the teachers celebrate their own day, free from work.

6 . 根据情境和提示完成对话
来自英国的交换生Mike正在咨询高一新生Wang Hui有关中国春节的信息……
Mike: Nice to meet you, Wang Hui.
Wang Hui: Nice to meet you, Mike.
Mike: I’m quite interested in Chinese Spring Festival. And I know it is the most important festival for Chinese people. Could you please tell me something about it?
Wang Hui: With pleasure/I’d be glad to.
Mike: When is it celebrated?
Wang Hui:     1    (阴历年的第一天).
Mike: Do you make good preparations before it?
Wang Hui: Of course.
Mike: What do you usually do?
Wang Hui: First,     2     (彻底打扫房子). Next, we’ll buy plenty of daily goods such as fireworks, meat, fish, candies and so on. Besides, we put up couplets and the Chinese character Fu is attached upside down to the front door.
Mike: Upside down? Why?
Wang Hui: It is believed that     3    (福字倒贴的时候), happiness arrives.
Mike: I see. Very interesting. And what do you do on New Year’s Eve?
Wang Hui: Firstly, fireworks are let off, which is a lot of fun. And children usually     4     (玩灯笼). What’s more, we always     5     (家庭聚餐), eating jiaozi and watching the Spring Festival gala on TV.
Mike: I know. And my last question. What do you do on this special day?
Wang Hui: We usually get up very early. Before breakfast, the younger generation should say “Happy New Year” to the older. After breakfast we usually go to the neighbours and relatives to     6     (致以祝贺和美好的祝愿). As is often the case, children wear new clothes and can get pocket money put in an envelope or wrapped in red paper from their parents.
Mike: Thank you very much for telling me so much about Spring Festival.
Wang Hui: That’s all right.

7 . 阅读对话，从对话后所给五个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
A: Hi, Zhang Hua. Will you go to the cinema with me this evening?
B:     1    . It's Mid-Autumn Festival today.
A: Mid-Autumn Festival?
B: Yes.     2     Families see it as a time to get together and usually celebrate it with a big family meal.     3    .
A: We don't have this festival in England.     4    .
B: They're round, in the shape of a full moon. You can come over to my home and try them this evening.
A: Really?     5    .
A. I'm sorry, I can't.
B. Thank you for your invitation.
C. What do moon-cakes look like?
D. We have some moon-cakes that day.
E. It's a traditional festival in China.
F.They're round