题目内容
We play football _____ Thursday.
A.at B.in C.on D.of
The flood washed ________ many houses.
A.off B.backwards C.out D.away
Complete the sentences according to the given phonetic transcriptions（根据音标，完成句子）：
1.What can we do to prevent the ________ /d?’zi?z/spreading?
2.Jack described his ________ /’d???n?/ in detail in his diary.
3.We cannot ________ /?ɡ’z?st/ without air, food and water.
4.She is like her sister in appearance but not in ________/’k?r?kt?/.
5.She was a woman of high position in the ________ /’g?v?nm?nt/.
We buy vegetables in the supermarket. But students at Dalton Middle School in Georgia, US, may no longer(不再) need a supermarket! Tomatoes, green peppers and other vegetables are growing outside the doors of a science classroom at school.
Seventh-grade science teacher Sarah Ott has a vegetable garden. Her spring students planted vegetabe seeds in the garden. Her autumn students enjoy the vegetables.
The students pick, water and watch the vegetables grow. The school garden is a good chance(机会) for them to learn how to grow plants.
Seventh-grader Habibah Bikhit says she loves to work in the school garden.
“It’s because we just get to pick and look at all the beautiful vegetables and the flowers,” she says.
A class of language learners also join them. Ott says it is also a good way for them to learn English words, because they can connect (联系) the words with real things.
You would be surprised at how much the kids can learn from it.
1.Students at Dalton Middle School don’t need to buy vegetabels because _________.
A.they open a supermarket themselves.
B.they don’t like eating vegetables at all.
C.they grow vetgetables in a vegetable garden.
D.their parents don’t give them money.
2.What does Habibah Bikhit think of her work in the school garden?
A.She doesn’t enjoy it. B.She thinks it is not interesting.
C.She is interested in it. D.She is good at growing vegetables.
3.What do students learn from working in the garden?
a. English words with the real things. b. How to plant vegetables.
c. The way to cook vegetables. d. How to make friends.
A.a, b B.a, c C.b, c D.a, d
–Are there any students in the classroom?
--_____. It is Sunday today.
A.Yes, there is. B.Yes, there are. C.No, there isn’t. D.No, there aren’t.
Singapore worries a lot about the fitness of its people. One-third of the people in the country are overweight and about 6% of them are too fat. Every year, September is the health month for "Fighting Obesity（肥胖）".
This fight against unhealthy lifestyle starts in the schools. Everyone is educated about eating w_______ and taking exercise. Students whose weight is more than it should be are asked to join the school health club and take part in special activities to help them lose a couple of kilograms. D_______ breaks they do not go to eat snacks, but to the school hall for some exercise. The school also talks to their parents to see if they can plan a healthier d_______ for the children. Sometimes the parents realize that their cooking c_______ the problem. Some children find it difficult to lose w_______, but they're not allowed to give up. Fun and games are used to a_______ the students to running and jumping. Parents can print out a list of the food their child is eating and discuss it at home. F_______ classes may be held on Saturdays for those who need them.
1.________
2.________
3.________
4.________
5.________
6.________
7.________
—Can we leave the classroom now?
—No, you ________.You ________ to leave until the bell rings.
A.mustn't; are allowed B.don't have to; are supposed
C.needn't; aren't allowed D.can't; aren't supposed
The National Literacy Trust once did some researches(调查)on reading.About 32，000 children from different schools in the UK answered the questions from it.These children are aged from 8 to 18.
The research shows that children in the UK are reading less in their free time.Just over a quarter of the students said they read outside school.About the same number said their parents didn't feel that reading was important.Half of those students said they enjoyed reading “very much” or “quite a lot”．About two in five thought reading was “cool”，but about one in three said they only read when they had to.
Jonathan Douglas from the National Literacy Trust said，“Our research not only shows that children are reading less and having negative attitudes(消极的态度)to reading but also shows the relationship(关系)between this and their performance(表现)in reading tests.”
The research also finds that many children in the UK like to read e?books outside school.The percentage in 2014 was about 6% and it grew to 12% in 2015.
In today's world，there are so many activities for children to do.But if they sit down and do some reading，they will find reading is really interesting and useful.
1.How many students answered the questions from the National Literacy Trust?
A.About 32，000. B.About 3，200.
C.About 16. D.About 8.
2.What does the research show?
A.Children in the UK do well in their reading tests.
B.Parents in the UK think reading is unimportant.
C.Children in the UK are reading less in their free time.
D.Schools in the UK don't give their students much free time.
3.The underlined word “this” in Paragraph 3 refers to “________”．
A.the research
B.the National Literacy Trust
C.many children like to read e?books
D.children are reading less and having negative attitudes to reading
4.About ________ of the students in the UK liked to read e?books in 2014.
A.6% B.12% C.40% D.50%
5.The last paragraph tells us that children ________.
A.should do more reading B.should sit down when they read
C.need to do all kinds of activities D.like interesting and useful things
-- What’s _______ favourite food ? ---- I like fish .
A.I B.your C.you
