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£¨ £©1.A.Tom is good at playing football.

B.Tom likes playing football.

C.Tom thinks playing football is interesting.

£¨ £©2.A.His work starts at eight every morning.

B.Her work starts at half past eight every morning.

C.She starts to leave home at eight thirty every morning.

£¨ £©3.A.Mary is old than Jim.

B.Jim is two years younger than Mary.

C.Mary is two years younger than Jim.

£¨ £©4.A.Li Lei sits in the front of Bill.

B.Bill sits at the back of Li Lei.

C.Li Lei sits in front of Bill.

£¨ £©5.A.It takes me ten minutes to go to school on the bike.

B.It¡¯s ten minutes¡¯ walk to school from my home.

C.I walk to school before ten o¡¯clock.

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£¨ £©1.A.I¡¯m doing my homework.

B.I¡¯m an English teacher.

C.I¡¯m teaching English now.

£¨ £©2.A.Two hours.

B.Twice a month.

C.Three days.

£¨ £©3.A.Yes I¡¯m hungry.

B.I¡¯d like it very much.

C.No, thank, I¡¯m full.

£¨ £©4.A.Very much.

B.It¡¯s very beautiful.

C.The people and the food.

£¨ £©5.A.Good idea.

B.No, I don¡¯t want to.

C.Yes, thank you.

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£¨ £©1.A.23 B.50 C.38

£¨ £©2.A.In the office. B.At the shop. C.At the station.

£¨ £©3.A.At 6¡Ã10. B.At 6¡Ã50. C.At 6¡Ã15.

£¨ £©4.A.He will go to work.

B.He will do his homework.

C.He will do the housework.

£¨ £©5.A.On the table

B.We don¡¯t know

C.In the desk.

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£¨ £©1.A.Sunday. B.Santurday. C.Monday.

£¨ £©2.A.By bus. B.By car. C.By bike.

£¨ £©3.A.Fly a kite.

B.Climb the hill.

C.Have a rest under the tree.

£¨ £©4.A.Near the river.

B.On the hill.

C.Under a big tree.

£¨ £©5.A.Two.¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡B.Three.¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡C.Four.

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£¨ £©1.December is __________ month of the year.

A.twelfth B.the twelve

C.the twelvth D.the twelfth

£¨ £©2.Here are two apples. You can take __________ of them.

A.every B.either

C.all D.the older

£¨ £©3.¡ªMust I finish my homework today?

¡ªNo, you __________.

A.can¡¯t B.mustn¡¯t

C.needn¡¯t D.don¡¯t

£¨ £©4.Mary __________ three hours washing the clothes.

A.cost B.took

C.used D.spent

£¨ £©5.Jim and his parents have __________ in Beijing for two weeks.

A.arrived B.reached

C.gone to D.been

£¨ £©6.There is a teacher¡¯s table __________ the classroom.

A.in the front B.in the front of

C.before D.at front of

£¨ £©7.You¡¯d better __________ loudly when they are sleeping.

A.speak B.to speak

C.not to speak D.not speak

£¨ £©8.He doesn¡¯t want to tell me __________.

A.where does he live

B.where he lives

C.which room he lives

D.which room does he live

£¨ £©9.Let us look at your new watch, __________?

A.shall we B.will you

C.shan¡¯t we D.won¡¯t you

£¨ £©10.¡ªLi Lei, broke your kite just now.

¡ª__________.

A.I¡¯m sorry to hear that

B.That¡¯s right

C.It doesn¡¯t matter

D.Not at all

£¨ £©11.I __________think he __________ right this time.

A.²»Ìisn¡¯t B.don¡¯t; is

C.not; is D.²»Ìdoesn¡¯t

£¨ £©12.There is __________ ¡°m¡±in the word ¡°smile¡±.

A.a B.an

C.the D.²»Ìî

£¨ £©13.__________ is the population of China?

A.How many B.How much

C.What D.Which

£¨ £©14.The price of apple here is very __________.

A.expensive B.dear

C.tall D.high

£¨ £©15.You¡¯ve never been to New York, __________ you?

A.aren¡¯t B.have

C.haven¡¯t D.are

£¨ £©16.This is a __________ rive. It¡¯s __________.

A.nine hundred meters long; nine-hundred-meters-long

B.nine-hundred-meters-long; nine-hundred meters long

C.nine-hundred-meter long; nine hundred meters long

D.nine hundred meter long; nine-hundred-meters-long

£¨ £©17.__________ you stand, __________ you¡¯ll see.

A.Higher;farther

B.The higher; the farther

C.The higher; the more farther

D.The nore higher; the more farther

£¨ £©18.Li Ping has three aunts. One is a doctor, __________ is a worker and

__________ is a teacher.

A.another; another

B.the other; the other

C.another;the other

D.the other; another

£¨ £©19.The round cake __________ the moon is called mooncaker.

A.is like B.likes

C.looks like D.like

£¨ £©20.Oh, my God. I __________ my bag on the bus just now.

A.forget B.forgot

C.left D.have left

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1.take the second turning on the right __________

2.ten minuters¡¯ walk __________

3.look forward to __________.

4.get along very well with __________

5.catch up with __________.

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1.¡ªAre you feeling much better this morning?

¡ªNo, even __________ (bad).

2.__________ (read) in bed is bad for your eyes.

3.He is much __________ (health) than last year.

4.Every evening he spends a lot of time __________ (watch) TV.

5.How many __________ (play) are there in a football team?

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China is larger than __________ __________ __________ in Asia.

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He has __________ __________ the army for three years.

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The apples __________ the tree __________ hard __________ __________.

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Thank you __________ __________ me your pen.

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1.The teacher let us stop __________ (listen) to him carefully.

2.Do you feel like __________ (take) a walk after supper?

3.He said he __________ (come) to our school in three days.

4.Please tell them __________ (not make) any noise because the baby is sleeping.

5.I __________ (watch) TV when he knocked at the door last nitht.

6.The young man looked forward to __________ (hear) from his parents.

7.The workers were made __________ (work) day and night.

8.We shall go to climb the hill if it __________ (not rain) tomorrow.

9.I often hear the girl __________ (sing) English songs in the next room.

10.My father __________ (mend) his car these days.

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A:Good morning. W __________ can I do for you?

B:I¡¯d like to c__________ a Tª²shirt for myself.

A:What k__________ of Tª²shirt do you want?

B:A cotton one.

A:What a __________ this one?

B:This colour is all right, But I¡¯m afraid it¡¯s a little big.

Do you m__________ if I try it on?

A:Of c__________ not.

B:Oh, It¡¯s of my size. I¡¯ll t__________ it. How ª©m__________ªª is it?

A:One hundred ª«yuanª«. Do you want anything ª©e__________?ªª

B:That¡¯s a__________, thanks. Goodbye.

A:Goodbye.

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Policemen were called by a shop in Southern early 1 Christmas morning. When they 2 , they found two burglars(ÆÆÃÅ͵µÁÕß) were kept in a lift 3 a heavy box of money. The two men were in their twenties. They 4 an office in the shop and took the money box and ran 5 the lift. They did not see the sign on the door saying that it 6 no more than two people.

¡°They were kept between the 7 because they took a heavy box,¡± the police said, ¡°they 8 there for six hours, 9 on what they hoped to be their Christmas 10 . They were doing this at a time when people were at 11 for Christmas with their families. It was a very special 12 when the policemen opend the door and they walked 13 holding our arms. They said they had never been ª© 14 ªª pleased to see policemen.¡±£Ôhe policemen said they were pleased to see them 15 .

£¨ £©1.A.one B.on C.in D.of

£¨ £©2.A.reached B.got to C.arrived D.were

£¨ £©3.A.with B.take C.on D.in

£¨ £©4.A.broke up B.broke out

C.broke D.broke into

£¨ £©5.A.out B.into

C.inside D.off

£¨ £©6.A.runs B.drives

C.makes D.carries

£¨ £©7.A.earth B.ground

C.floors D.floor

£¨ £©8.A.were kept B.kept

C.were taken D.were hit

£¨ £©9.A.sits B.sit

C.sat D.sitting

£¨ £©10.A.box B.tree

C.present D.money

£¨ £©11.A.work B.home

C.case D.place

£¨ £©12.A.happy B.hurry

C.moment D.worry

£¨ £©13.A.away B.off

C.in D.out

£¨ £©14.A.much B.very

C.too D.so

£¨ £©15.A.too B.either

C.neither D.also

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It seems to be strange to you there is a blind spot(äµã) on the eye. Here is an ineresting experiment(ʵÑé) that can make something disappear, When one eye is open?

Make a card about the size of a postcard and write two English letters L and R on it. L on the left and R on the right. first, hold the card about 80 cm away and you see both the letters. Ther close your right eye and look at the letter R only with your left eye. And now, as you move the card slowly towards you, you¡¯l

l see the letter L disappearing. But if you move the card nearer to your lace, the letter will be seen again. Now do the same experiment with your left eye closed, you¡¯ll see the letter R disappearing.

Why did the letter disappear? It is because there is a blind spot on the eye. When the image (Ó°Ïñ) of the letter falls on the blind spot, it won¡¯t be seen. That is why either of the letters disappear.

£¨ £©1.The writer of the passage thinks that __________ there is a blind spot on the eye.

A.few people know

B.no one knows

C.most people know

D.all the people know

£¨ £©2.The word ¡°disappear¡± in the first passage means __________.

A.ÏûÉ¢ B.¶ªÊ§

C.Ïûʧ D.ÒÅʧ

£¨ £©3.You fail to see the letter L in the experiment because __________

A.your eyes are poor

B.you move it close to your eye

C.its image falls on the blind spot

D.your left eye is not open

£¨ £©4.In which order(˳Ðò) should you do the experiment?

a.hold the card

b.move the card nearer

c.close your right eye

d.write two English letters

e.look at the letter R

f.make a card

A.f-d-a-b-c-e

B.a-c-f-d-e-b

C.f-a-d-c-b-e

D.f-d-a-c-e-b

£¨ £©5.This passage mainly (Ö÷Òª) tells us __________.

A.there is a blind spot on the eye

B.an interesting experiment

C.where the blind spot is

D.how to find the blind spot

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A rich man was badly ill. ¡°There¡¯s only one thing that will save you.¡± his doctor said. ¡°A brain transplant (´óÄÔÒÆÖ²). It¡¯s experimental(ʵÑéÐÔµÄ) and very expensive.¡±

¡°Money is no problem.¡± the man said. ¡°Can you get a brain?¡±

¡°There are three brains. The first was from auniversity professor(´óѧ½ÌÊÚ)£¬ but it¡¯ll cost you$10 000.¡±

¡°Don¡¯t worry. I can pay. What about the second?¡±

¡°It was from a rocket scientist(»ð¼ý¿Æѧ¼Ò). It¡¯ll cost you$100 000.¡±

¡°I have the money. And I¡¯d be a lot clever too. But what about the third?¡±

¡°The third was from a bureaucrat (¹ÙÁÅ). It will cost you half a million dollars.¡±

¡°Why so much for the bureaucrat¡¯ s brain?¡± the rich man asked.

¡°Never been used.¡±

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1.A brain transplant wasn¡¯t c__________, the doctor meant.

2.The first brain cost ten t__________ dollars.

3.The second brain cost ten t__________ more than the first one.

4.The brain from a government bureaucrat cost m__________ of the three.

5.The doctor said that the bureaucrat had never u__________ his brain, so it was the most, expensive of all.

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