题目内容
own.(自己的) You don't like it if people can't remember your name, or pronounce (发音) it wrong.
You are happy when you see your name in the newspaper or even on the blackboard. That's because it's
your own and only you can have it.
Of course, names are not important themselves. There are no"good" names or"bad" names, but they are
useful in our lives. You don't have to go around shouting "Hey, you!" or"Hello, girl with the red dress." or
"Thank you, man who lives at the end of the street." If you do, you are playing a trick on yourself.
A person's name means something. For example, John or Nathan means "present", James or Jacob means
"he follows after", Frank means"free", Charles means"strong", and Thomas is a word for"twin". Girl's name
means something, too. If you know a Mary or Miriam, her name means" star of the sea". Helen means "light",
Edith means"happiness", Rebecca means"very beautiful", and Rhoda means"a rose".
We need first names when we are at home, because it is not very often that sisters or brothers have the
same first name. But it's different when you go out to play or are at school. You may have a lot of Johns and
Davids and Sues. You may not know who is who. That's why we have last names, and really nicknames (绰
号).
B. My house.
C. My abilities(能力).
D My name.
B. Miriam
C. Thomas
D. Rebecca
B. playing a trick on yourself is very useful.
C. his name is his own
D. there are no good names or bad names
A. If people can remember your name, you'll not be happy.
B. All names have different meanings, and they are very important.
C. If you have a good name, people won't shout at you.
D. Names themselves are not important, but they are useful.
阅读理解
Thursday, April 24th
We got to the clean, lovely city of Yangzhou early in the morning. This is our first trip to China. All the different smells attract our attention to the local food. We are going to try something special for dinner tonight. The hotel we are staying in is not expensive but very clean. We plan to stay here for a few days, visit some places in the city, and then travel to the Great Wall in the north.
Sunday, April 27th
We visited the famous Slender West Lake (瘦西湖) which was crowded with visitors from all over the world, and bought a lot of toys for our friends outside the gate of the park. Everything is so colourful, and we have taken hundreds of photos already! Later today we will do the famous foot massage (按摩) and then leave for the Great Wall. We will take the night train north, stay in Beijing for two days, and then catch a bus to the Great Wall.
Wednesday, April 30th
Our trip to the Great Wall was long and boring. We visited a small village in the mountains. People in the village love the quiet life. They are the kindest people I had ever met. They always smile and say “Hello”. Ralph and I can speak only a few words in Chinese, so smiling is the best way to show our kindness.
1.From the passage we can see that the writer had a ____ stay in Yangzhou.
A.four-day |
B.five-day |
C.six-day |
D.seven-day |
2.The writer didn’t ____ in Yangzhou.
A.taste delicious food |
B.visit places of interest |
C.do foot massage |
D.climb mountains |
3.The writer left Beijing for the Great Wall _______.
A.by train |
B.by car |
C.by bus |
D.on foot |
4.Which of the following is NOT true?
A.The writer left Yangzhou for Beijing by train at night. |
B.It took them a long time to get to the Great Wall from Beijing. |
C.People in the village live a quiet but happy life. |
D.The writer was travelling alone but happily. |
5.What is the best title for the passage?
A.My First Visit to Yangzhou |
B.My Travelling in China |
C.Delicious Food and Beautiful Places |
D.A Trip to the Great Wall |
阅读理解。 | ||
Ever since we became pen pals, Julien has sent me strange things. Once, she sent her sneeze in a jar. ("I have a cold, can you tell?" she wrote. ) Then she sent her fingerprint. ( "So you'll recognize me in a crowd.") Julien sent me breakfast, all right: cornflakes. Soggy, milky, grainy, crumbly, limp cornflakes scraped from the bottom of her cereal bowl. I lost my appetite, but I read the letter.
"I don't know," Mom said."Julien might find a way. After all, she did send you her sneeze. A week later I checked the mail and found a box with air holes and the words "FRAGILE-THIS SIDE UP" printed in bold black letters on the top. It was from Julien. I stroked the box with my fingers. It was perfectly dry. I smelled it. It didn't smell. I held my breath and started opening the package. What if sunbeams spring out and hit me in the face like those fake snakes in a can; I thought? My hands shook as I lifted the last flap and peeked inside. Where in the world was the sunset? All I could find was a letter and a twisty, gray, papery shell. It looked like a submarine. I read the letter.
Julien," I said. Without reading the postscript, I laid the letter and the submarine on the kitchen table. Then I left the room to find a pen so that I could cross out "sun-set" and write "submarine" above it. When I returned, I stared in shock at the submarine. A creature was oozing out of it! Was it a sea monster? I looked closer. It was a winged creature... an insect... a butterfly. An orange, blue, purple, red, and gold butterfly. It looked like... a sunset! While the sunset opened and closed its wings to dry them, I read Julien's postscript. It said, "P. S. Next week I'm sending you Japan." | ||
1. What does the underlined word "oozing" probably mean? | ||
A. moving B. jumping C. swimming D. flying | ||
2. What did Julien really want Caitlin to see in the fourth mail? | ||
A. The setting sun. B. Colors of a sunset. C. A colorful butterfly. D. A new submarine. | ||
3. We can learn from the passage that Julien was ______. | ||
A. strange and clever B. honest and friendly C. creative and giving D. funny and inventive | ||
4. What can be inferred from the passage? | ||
A. Caitlin was from Japan and had never seen Julien. B. Caitlin's mom thought Julien's gifts were fantastic. C. Caitlin was pleased with the cornflakes that Julien sent. D. Caitlin was expecting another unusual gift from Julien. |