题目内容
You can improve your English listening to English songs．
A. by B. with C. for D. in
There are four seasons in a year. We can have a lot of fun in different seasons.
Spring is a_______season and people like to fly a kite. The trees and grass begin to turn_____ . The birds sing happily in the trees. The flowers begin to come out. People like to go out for a ______to enjoy nature and get exercise.
Summer is a beautiful season. People like to wear______ clothes because it is hot. Boys wear shorts and girls wear colorful dresses or skirts. People like to have a swim and eat ice cream. In summer, days are long and nights are short. Children can stay up late at _____ because they do not have to get up early the next morning. They are on_______.
In autumn, the weather is very______. It feels so. great after the hot summer. People like to go outside for hiking. They can enjoy the beauty of nature. Besides, autumn is a season of ___. Farmers are busy with their farm work. After the harvest, they are going to prepare for the new year.
Winter is the coldest season. People often stay at home to watch TV. It often______ and everything becomes white. Children go out to make snowmen. It is also the best time to go ____. The happiest thing for children is that they have a winter holiday every year. They can get lots of red packets, eat delicious food and visit friends.
1.A. rainy B. cloudy C. windy D. foggy
2.A. brown B. green C. yellow D. red
3.A. swim B. walk C. celebration D. talk
4.A. light B. warm C. beautiful D. different
5.A. noon B. night C. school D. sunrise
6.A. a trip B. holiday C. duty D. show
7.A. comfortable B. cold C. warm D. uncomfortable.'
8.A. celebration B. planting C. harvest D. rest
9.A. rains B. snows C. blows D. showers
10.A. travelling B. running C. skating D. shopping
—______ is it?—It's 8：00 in the morning.
A. When B. What time
C. Where D. What
Children under l2 years old ride shared bikes．It’s too dangerous．
A. shouldn’t allow to B. shouldn’t allow
C. shouldn’t be allowed to D. shouldn’t be allowed
-- Thank you for showing me the way
-- _______.
A. No problem
B. It doesn't matter
C. It is my pleasure
D. It's kind of you
Children today stay indoors most of their time.They watch TV, play computer games and in some cases (情况), even do their homework.Figures show that today's youngsters (年轻人) stay outside for just over an hour each weekday, and fewer than five hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
It also shows that 58 percent of parents wish their children to play outdoors more often, and they seriously worry their children don't spend enough time playing outdoors.
In fact, playing outdoors is so important for children—not only to help them stay active and healthy，but also to communicate (交流) with friends, and make those colorful childhood (童年) which we look back on so warmly.
And because they don't go out, they don't know their own communities as well as their parents did, they don't have as many friends in the area and they don't have the same chances for fun as their parents did.
1.How long do today’s children play outdoors on each weekday according to the study?
A. Just over one hour. B. More than two hours.
C. About five hours. D. About nine hours.
2.What does the underlined word “Figures” mean in Chinese in this passage?
A. 人物 B. 档案 C. 数据 D. 轮廓
3.How many percent of the parents want their children to play outdoors more often?
A. None of them. B. 85% of them. C. 58% of them. D. All of them.
4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Today's children do sports outdoors more than their parents did.
B. Today’s children play outdoors as much as their parents did.
C. Playing outdoors helps children stay active and healthy.
D. Playing outdoors brings the children safe problems.
5.What does the passage mainly tell us?
A. Children today have more outdoor activities.
B. It’s helpful for children today to play outdoors often.
C. Children today don't know what to play.
D. For parents, they should give the children free time.
—Is Amy popular in your class?
—No，she isn’t. Because she doesn't ________ others.
A. bring out B. get on C. feel like D. care about
A few years after I was born, a stranger appeared in our small town. Dad liked this attractive newcomer very much and soon invited him to live with our family. The stranger was quickly accepted and was around from then on.
As I grew up, I never questioned his place in my family. In my young mind, he had a special position. Mom taught me how to tell good from bad, and Dad taught me to follow orders. But the stranger was our storyteller. He would keep us listening for hours with adventures, mysterious stories and comedies. If I wanted to know something about history or science, he always knew the answers. He knew about the past, understood the present and even seemed to be able to know what would happen in the future! With his help, my family even watched a national ball game for the first time.
Both my brothers and I enjoyed sitting around the stranger. He made us laugh; he made us cry, and he never stopped talking. Dad didn’t seem to mind. However , Mom thought he was too talkative. Sometimes she would go to the kitchen for peace and quietness.
My dad didn’t allow drinking, but the stranger encouraged us to try it. He also made us feel that smoking looked cool and manly. He talked freely (much too freely!).
Fifty years has passed since the stranger moved in and now I am fifty-four. I now know that my early childhood was strongly influenced by the stranger. Many times, he challenged the values of my parents, yet nobody stopped him or asked him to leave. What is his name? We just call him—”TV”. He has a younger sister now. We call her “computer”.
1.Who was the storyteller in the family?
A. Mom. B. Dad. C. TV. D. Brother
2.Why would Mom go to the kitchen while the rest of us were with the stranger?
A. Because the programs were not interesting.
B. Because she wanted to avoid the noise.
C. Because she didn’t like to be with her family.
D. Because she needed to cook for her family.
3.From the passage, we know ____.
A. the stranger told the writer not to smoke
B. the stranger always argued with the writer’s parents
C. the writer’s mother thought that the stranger was cool
D. the writer’s father brought the stranger to his family
4.The name of the stranger’s sister is “____” according to the passage..
A. watch B. telephone C. TV D. computer
5.The best title for the passage may be ____.
A. A stranger in my childhood
B. A serious stranger
C. The stranger taught us everything
D. How TV came into my family
Last Saturday was Children's Day. I went to the nature zoo with my mother. The weather was fine. There were many people there and everyone was happy.
I saw many animals in the zoo, like elephants, tigers, lions, giraffes, monkeys and some other animals. My mother and I liked the elephants very much，because they were very friendly. We gave them some bananas to eat and they liked them very much. The giraffes were very tall, and they were a little quiet. The lions and the tigers were kind of scary, but they wore beautiful. I think the monkeys were cute and clever. People always gave them some fruit to eat. They were very happy. I liked them best.
In fact, all the animals are our friends. We must love and help them.
1.How did the writer spend (度过）Children’s Day?
A. He went to the mountains. B. He visited the museum.
C. He went to the zoo. D. He went to the movies.
2.How was the weather last Saturday?
A. It was fine. B. It was cloudy. C. It was windy. D. It was rainy.
3.The writer gave some to the elephants.
A. grass B. water C. cakes D. bananas
4.How did the writer like the giraffes?
A. They were clever. B. They were quiet. C. They were beautiful. D. They were scary.
5.What kind of animals did the writer like best?
A. The elephants. B. The tigers. C. The giraffes. D. The monkeys.
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