8．It's very kind of you to see me off．．( )A．No problemB．I hope to see you soonC．It's ——青夏教育精英家教网—

8．It's very kind of you to see me off．
______________．（　　）

	A．	No problem		B．	I hope to see you soon
	C．	It's my pleasure		D．	I don't want you to leave

7．Remember to write down your name on the paper．
_______________．（　　）

	A．	Never mind		B．	With pleasure
	C．	That's all right		D．	Sure，I will

6．___________，is this your book？
Yes it is．Thank you．（　　）

5．I'm sorry I've broken the window．
____________．I'll repair it．（　　）

	A．	I will forgive you		B．	You are so careless
	C．	Please take care		D．	Don't worry

4．Happy New Year!
____________（　　）

	A．	The same to you		B．	I hope so
	C．	That's a good idea		D．	That's OK

3．On Thanksgiving，Scott Macaulay is preparing a full turkey dinner for a whole bunch of people he's never met．His 70 or so guests-elderly people，low-income people，at-risk teens，and others-have one detail I in common：（16）C．
"What I do isn't a big deal，really，"the 52-year-old said．"I just cook some food．"
Macaulay's unconventional Thanksgiving tradition began in 1985，right around the time his parents decided to get divorced．The holidays got messy that year，and Macaulay，who was 24 at the time．sensed he'd be spending Thanksgiving alone．（17）A．
"Thanksgiving isn't about fireworks or band concerts，"he said．"（18）BIt's not fun to do that by yourself．"
Macaulay placed an ad in his local paper with a simple message：If people thought they might be alone on Thanksgiving，they could give Macaulay a call．
（19）DIt was nice．So he placed another ad the following year，and the year after that．
In recent years，Macaulay has been hosting his Thanksgiving dinners at local churches with lots of space．He still buys and prepares all the food himself and spends about 40hours putting the whole affair together．（20）EHe said it's important to him that he not seek out volunteers or donations because"that's not what this is about．"
Macaulay said he'd love to see other people hold similar dinners all over the country．
"I think someone in every town should do this，"he said，"so nobody has to be alone．"

A．It was a terrible feeling．
B．It's a celebration around a table with food．
C．Without Macaulay，they'd be alone on Thanksgiving．
D．A few people showed up at Macaulay's place that first year．
E．On Thanksgiving Day，he runs around nonstop from about 5a．m．to 8p．m．
F．I don't like the thought of cooking a thanksgiving meal for only one person．
G．He likes it that most of the people he feeds each Thanksgiving don't know his name．

2．Nothing could stop Dad．After he was put on disability for a bad back，he bought a small farm in the country，just enough to grow food for the family．He planted vegetables，fruit trees and even kept bees for honey．
And every week he cleaned Old Man McColgin's chicken house in exchange for manure（肥料）．The Smell really burned the inside of your nose．When we complained about the terrible smell，Dad said the stronger the manure，the healthier the crops，and he was right．For example，just one of his cantaloupes（甜瓜）filled the entire house with its sweet smell，and the taste was even sweeter．
As the vegetables started coming in，Dad threw himself into cooking．One day，armed with a basket of vegetables，he announced he was going to make stew（炖菜）．Dad pulled out a pressure cooker and filled it up with cabbages，eggplants，potatoes，corns，onions and carrots．For about half an hour，the pressure built and the vegetables cooked．Finally，Dad turned off the stove，the pot began to cool and the pressure relief valve sprayed out a cloud of steam．If we thought Dad's pile of chicken manure was bad，this was 10times worse．When Dad took off the lid，the smell nearly knocked us out．
Dad carried the pot out and we opened doors and windows to air out the house．Just how bad was it？The neighbors came out of their houses to see if we had a gas leak!
Determined，Dad filled our plates with steaming stew and passed them around．It didn't look that bad，and after the first wave had shut down my ability to smell，it didn't offend the nose so much，edible，and we drank up every last drop of soup．

8．What does"Nothing could stop Dad"probably indicate？D
A．Dad was stubborn and hot-tempered．
B．Dad was difficult to get along with．
C．Dad was hardworking and determined．
D．Dad was unwilling to give up anything．
9．Why did the neighbors come out of their houses？D
A．To see how delicious the stew was．
B．To have a taste of the stew．
C．To have a look at something interesting．
D．To see whether there was something wrong．
10．What does the underlined word"offend"in the last paragraph mean？B
A．To attract
B．To upset
C．To air
D．To shut
11．What can we infer about Dad's stew？A
A．It smelt bad first but was actually quite yummy．
B．It was unbearably unpleasant to both eyes and nose．
C．It should have won a prize in a cooking competition．
D．It entered a cooking competition，but failed to win a prize．

1．In my life，I've been told that teamwork is golden．There is no"i"in"team"．And for many years it is true．Living alone gets a bad rap in our society．But I've found that living alone can be a positive experience．
I'm not the first person to notice the appeal of being our own roommate-31million people are living alone in the U．S．，making up 28 percent of the total population，according to a survey．In NYC，the number jumps to 1in 2．Comparing that number with the 9 percent of people who lived alone in 1950，we know we have a trend on our hands．
In my opinion．many people are afraid of being totally alone．But I've learned to really enjoy my own company．When I first started living alone，I found that I could go anywhere without using my voice．Sometimes，I would stop at a grocery store and buy something I didn't need just to test that I could say"thank you"to the cashier．But then I discovered something far easier-I started talking to myself．
Living alone isn't the same thing as living lonely．When I'm feeling a need for communication，I reach out for it．Or I can pick up the phone to call my family or those roommates．When the time is right，I hope to live with a partner and even raise children．In the meantime，it's just me and me．

4．Which of the following opinion will the author probably agree with？B
A．Teamwork is everything．
B．Living alone can be positive．
C．Living alone means loneliness．
D．Teamwork deserves criticism．
5．In paragraph 2，the author proves his point mainlyC．
A．by making comparison
B．by presenting examples
C．by providing statistics
D．by quoting（引用）famous sayings
6．The author sometimes bought what he didn't needD．
A．to test his speaking ability
B．to improve his communicative skills
C．to get rid of the annoying cashier
D．to enjoy others'company when necessary
7．What does the author mean by the underlined sentence in the last paragraph？A
A．He doesn't feel lonely though living alone．
B．He still thinks it better to live with his family．
C．He can tell the difference between"alone"and"lonely"．
D．He sometimes communicates with his family and friends．

20．I visited my aunt in the countryside near the city last week．I was （61）surprised （surprise） to see great changes had taken place in （62）the countryside．Take my aunt's family （63）for example．They supply precious （64）trees （tree） and flowers to the stores in the city and have ten workers working for （65）them （they）．
Their family's income （66）reached （reach） as much as 100，000yuan last year．Not only （67）do they have a house，a car and computers，they can also afford a trip abroad every year．When （68）asked （ask） what else they needed most，they said that they wanted to learn a little English so that they could do business with foreigners （69）directly （direct）．To their delight，my cousin can use （70）what he has learnt from university to help them with overseas trade．

19．I remember a day before I turned 30when a barber pulled a gray hair from my head and handed it to me．"Here you go，"she said．"This is only the beginning．"
My mother's hair was （61）totally（total） gray by 32，but I hoped to hold on to my light brown hair until at least 50．It didn't seem possible that I could be losing my"freshness"at just 29．But as （62）the number of gray hairs increased quickly through the years，I made my peace with （63）going（go） gray．
Then，a few years ago，on my 45th birthday，a middle-aged woman （64）stopped（stop） me as I was walking down the sidewalk and asked what brand of hair coloring I used．I said that I used nothing．She laughed and said she （65）had thought（think） I could direct her to a product that would make her hair look like （66）mine（me）．
I felt（67）pleased（please） for three days．I realized that sometimes what we are bored （68）with might be things that others want to have．So why not accept and enjoy what we have？I'm now （69）proud（pride） of every strand （缕）I've earned over the years and hope to earn more （70）beforeit's too late．After all，it isn't really gray．It is a kind of color that others admire．

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