1 . What does the woman mean?

A．The man is always busy.

B．The man is unwilling to help her.

C．The man won’t finish his report on time.

2 . What time does the woman usually pick up the boy?

A．At about 5:30 p.m.

B．At about 6:00 p.m.

C．At about 6:30 p.m.

3 . 假如你是李华，你的英国朋友Peter得知你家三世同堂，对这种生活方式很不理解。你就此给他回复一封电子邮件。要点包括：
1.陪伴；
2.照顾；
3.其他。
注意：1.词数100左右；

2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

Dear Peter,
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Yours,

Li Hua

4 . Every summer the heat was miserable. This summer was no exception.

Jamal lay on the porch(门廊), holding a glass of sweet tea to his forehead, trying to absorb some of the cool. It was early afternoon, and his grandmother had lain down for her daily nap.

“Jamal! Jamal!” said Lisa, trying to get his attention.

“What?” he asked.

“I’m going to sort out the attic(阁楼). Want to come?” she asked calmly. Lisa was two years younger than Jamal and was used to being blown off.

“You’re crazy,” Jamal said. “It’s got to be 100 degrees up there, not to mention that it’s dusty and full of spiders and who knows what else.”

“Grandma said that if we see anything we want up there, we can keep it,” said Lisa.

“What makes you think I want any of that old junk?” asked Jamal.

“Suit yourself,” said Lisa. She went to the bedroom to change into old clothes that could get covered in sweat, dust, and possibly dead spiders.

Up in the attic, Lisa began to see Jamal’s point. The heat in the house rose upwards, only to be trapped in the small attic. Everything was covered in a fine layer of dust

As Lisa began going through the boxes, she realized that no one had touched them for years. After a couple of hours, Lisa’s back ached, and her shirt was wet through.

“Lisa, honey!” she heard her grandmother call. “Come take a break and have some tea.”

Lisa went downstairs and took a picture with her. “Grandma, is this really you?”

Her grandmother laughed. “What, you can’t believe it? Yes, that’s me; that was taken at my home coming almost sixty years ago.”

“You were beautiful, Grandma,” said Lisa admiringly.

“You’d be surprised, Lisa,” her grandmother responded. “Adults, all of us, were once young and irresponsible like you.”

“I don’t think Mom was ever like that …” said Lisa.

“Your mother…” her grandmother’s voice became low as she carefully chose her words. “When your father died in the service, your mother was still just a girl herself. You were a baby, and Jamal was only two. She had to grow up real fast.”

Lisa nodded. She finished her tea, thanked her grandmother, and turned to go back upstairs.

1. What was Jamal’s attitude towards Lisa’s suggestion of exploring the attic?

A．Enthusiastic.	B．Interested.
C．Negative.	D．Indifferent.

2. The underlined expression “Suit yourself” means “        ”.

A．Enjoy yourself	B．Please yourself
C．Take care of yourself	D．Help yourself

3. What does Lisa’s grandmother probably mean when she says that Lisa’s mother “had to grow up real fast”?

A．Lisa’s mother had to drop out of college and start working.

B．Lisa’s mother had to become carefree and irresponsible very quickly.

C．Lisa’s mother had to become responsible and mature very quickly.

D．Lisa’s mother had to take on more responsibility than she was able to handle.

4. Which of the following is the probable ending of the story?

A．Lisa found her mother’s love letters.

B．Lisa found nothing important but junk.

C．Lisa found a box of spiders and was scared to death.

D．Lisa found something about her mother’s miserable childhood.