题目内容
Not only you but also I________ good at English.
A. are B. is C. am D. be
The shirt is fantastic, ________ it is too expensive for me.
A. and B. so C. or D. but
第二节：阅读下面一篇短文，理解大意，然后从各小题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，使短文连贯完整。
India is a country rich in tradition and culture. If you are planning to travel to India, it would be helpful to know the following ______.
You should not hold hands with, kiss or hug anyone in public, ______ your loved ones. As a conservative (保守的) country, India does not ______ public displays of affection (表露喜爱) such as hugging and kissing.
______ Indian people’s eyes are big and considered the most beautiful in Asia, it is not proper to look straight into a person’s eyes while talking. Indian people make ______ eye communication than Western people do. However, this does not mean that Indian people are not honest. It is just part of their culture.
Another custom that you should ______ is that men shouldn’t touch Indian women. In fact, only their sons can touch ______ in public. When it comes to other people, however, a friendly knock ______ the back between people of the same gender (性别) is allowed. However, whatever you do, stay away from the ______. According to Indian culture, the head is the most important part of the human body, and no one can touch it. So if you touch an Indian person’s head by accident, say ______ as soon as possible to prevent any trouble.
1.A. customs B. signs C. stories D. places
2.A. just B. even C. only D. maybe
3.A. care B. refuse C. doubt D. welcome
4.A. Although B. If C. Because D. Unless
5.A. more B. less C. easier D. harder
6.A. come up with B. pay attention to C. take pride in D. look forward to
7.A. him B. her C. you D. them
8.A. by B. with C. on D. into
9.A. eyes B. back C. hands D. head
10.A. sorry B. hello C. thanks D. goodbye
You look worried! Is ________ all right?
A. everything B. something C. anything D. nothing
补全对话(方框中有两项是多余的)
A: Do you think a lot about the future?
B: Yes. I think the world will be really exciting in the future.
A: I agree. 31.1.
B: I think the world will be very different from now.
A: In what way?
B: Well, take education for example. 32.2.
A: It's also possible that there won't be any classes. And there may not be teachers any more!
B: Maybe not…33.3. It's better to learn from people.
A: Yeah, you might be right.I want to know how students will go to school. 34.4.
B: Cool. Just like in the movies. Oh, but I just have another idea.
A: What?
B: 35.5.
A: Right, just like the streets now!
B: Er…， maybe the flying car isn't such a good idea.
A. People will still drive cars.
B．Maybe they will go in flying cars.
C．Will students study on the moon?
D．Students will all use computers in class.
E．What do you think the world will be like?
F．I don't think machines or robots should teach children.
G．If we all have flying cars, the sky will be really crowded.
I study hard because I want to improve my English ________．
A. fun B. level C. term D. change
More than 200 years ago, some Englishmen reached Australia and they were surprised to see these unbelievable animals. Today, kangaroos(袋鼠)are still surprising us.
When a baby kangaroo is born, it is about the size of a bean! The little hairless baby climbs into the "pocket" on the front of the mother's body. The pocket, called a pouch(育儿袋)，will be the baby's home for the next few months. The little baby kangaroo stays in the pouch, drinking milk and growing. You might think that the baby kangaroo would be in danger of falling out of the pouch, but this is not true. The mother kangaroo can close the pouch, making it warm and safe.
As the baby kangaroo grows up, it pokes(探出)the head out of the mother's pouch and looks around the world: Soon, the baby kangaroo is big enough to move around on its own. But any sign of danger will send the baby kangaroo back to the safety of the pouch. Most baby kangaroos spend at least part of their time inside the pouch before they are almost a year old. Even after a baby kangaroo is too large to fit in the pouch, it will stay with the mother for a few more months.
Kangaroos have very large back legs and feet. While they look cute and lovely, it is important to remember that kangaroos are wild animals. They often fight with each other, sometimes as a kind of social play. Australian Wildlife Centre tells people never to feed or get close to kangaroos.
The sheep farms cover much of the Australian countryside and are good homes for kangaroos. The kangaroos drink the water and eat the sweet grasses on the farms. Of course, the farmers are not always happy to share with the kangaroos.
1.Which of these tells about newborn kangaroos?
A. They are little and hairless.
B. They look like beans.
C. They are born in the mother's pouch.
D. They live alone soon after birth.
2.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. It is not surprising to see kangaroos at all now.
B. Kangaroos can be dangerous to people.
C. The baby kangaroo would fall out of the pouch sometimes.
D. Kangaroos have very small back legs and feet.
3.What can you learn from this passage?
A. Kangaroos fight with each other only for fun.
B. Baby kangaroos live in pouches for a few years.
C. Pouches are very important to baby kangaroos.
D. All the people like kangaroos because they are so cute.
4.What will the next paragraph most probably talk about?
A. People protect kangaroos around the world.
B. Kangaroos have many ways to protect their babies.
C. Kangaroos can jump high with the help of legs and tails.
D. The Australian government keeps kangaroos away from the sheep farms.
－I had sleep last night.
－Now I know why you feel quite sleepy now.
A. a bit B. much C. little D. few
John has ______ very interesting job.
A. a B. an C. /
