题目内容
The tigers are in great _______ //.
A. danger B. kangaroo C. dangerous D. dumplings
There’s________rain on the road，so we should drive carefully．
A. too much
B. too many
C. much too
D. many too
Have you ever felt angry with your parents? Do you sometimes quarrel with your parents? If you're upset or angry, try to keep yourself cool. Sometimes, the more you show your anger, the unhappier your parents will be. Try to come up with an idea that can solve your problem so that it won't happen again.
It might seem that your parents don't understand you—but don't give up. Remember that they don't really want to make things difficult for you. Your parents care about you, but sometimes it's just hard for them to know what you are thinking.
One of parents' jobs is to take care of you and keep you safe—until you're old enough to take care of yourself (but some parents have trouble giving up looking after their children even then)!
Usually, kids who quarrel with their parents learn to get along with them sooner or later. This is especially true if kids are able to make their parents know how they feel and what's important to them.
And remember that this may take time. It's not always easy. Talking with your parents about your opinions patiently—instead of shouting at them—will also make them listen to you more carefully. And you'll get respect(尊敬) and learn how to get along with them.
1.If kids want to get along with their parents, they should try to make their parents know ______ their thoughts are.(填单词)
2.Translate the underlined sentence into Chinese.
_______________________________________
3.What does “this” in the last paragraph refer to?
4.How can you make your parents listen to you more carefully?
5.Give a proper title to the passage.
We're sure that the environment in our city ______ greatly through our work in the near
future.
A. improved B. was improved C. will be improved
There are _______ months in a year. May is the _______ month of a year.
A. twelfth; five B. twelve; fifth C. twelve; fiveth D. twelfth; five
1.Smoking is _______(harm).
2.Usually, shirts and ties _______(give) to fathers as gifts on Father's Day.
3._______(wash) your hands before meals.
4.The red roses ______(smell) sweet.
5.His office is on the ________(nine) floor of the tall building.
Recently, unplugged (不插电的) vacations have become popular in the US. American parents are not satisfied with their children glued (黏住) to their screens, and worrying about the possible h1. to young brains (大脑). American children aged 13 to 17 spend nearly four hours a day online. More than half have their o2. smartphones. So more parents have p3. to get their children off smartphones and computers during vacation. Plans I 4.vacations in the wilderness, out of the reach of Wi-Fi, and designing active schedules (安排) to k 5.their children busy.
---Have you ever been to Mount Huang?
----Yes. The view is fantastic, ____________ when it is foggy.
A. probably B. exactly C. especially D. mostly
Philip is the bravest boy I know. His friends and family are all very____him.
Ten-year-old Philip was born with an____which means that he is always breaking his bones（骨头）. Although he has such a serious illness, Philip____playing sports. In January last year he____wheelchair racing. He came second in his first____, and since then Philip has won every other race!
In order to look for a new challenge（挑战）， Philip____to take part in the London Wheelchair Marathon（马拉松）.____, five days before the race Philip got sick. He didn’t want to____He finally made up his mind to take part. Philip was given medicine by his doctor and guess what? He not only____it, but he also finished in first place!
Philip is very____and never gives up. That’s why he has been chosen to be the Bravest Child of the Month.
1.A. proud of B. afraid of C. angry with D. strict with
2.A. ability B. effort C. illness D. interest
3.A. stops B. avoids C. minds D. loves
4.A. watched B. started C. cancelled D. held
5.A. journey B. race C. class D. interview
6.A. regretted B. hated C. failed D. decided
7.A. Instead B. Also C. However D. First
8.A. give up B. sit down C. set off D. go out
9.A. refused B. left C. completed D. invented
10.A. brave B. honest C. polite D. fair
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