Chinese government has decided to give up the rules of food with no checking .According to the Xinhua News, from September 17th , 2008, Chinese government decided to give up the rules of food with no checking. Many people said yes to it. The officer said that these days, the food safety accident about children milk of Sanlu made the government decide to give it up. In order to keep the food safe and people healthy, Chinese government said that all the food must be checked. The rule of food with no checking made in 1999 was given up from that day.

　　“I think if the companies get the food with no checking, they will never check their food. It gives them the chance of making the food of poor quality,” an old man said in the shop. “ I hope our government not only gives it up, but also makes some strong rules to manage the companies,” a young woman told us. “ The important point is our government should send officers to the companies and check their food every time,” a shop owner said. A young expert of food safety said, “ The department of government should take the food from the shop or supermarket and check, not ask them to send. In that way, we can get the real checking.”

　　But in order to keep people’s health, the government asks the officers to check all the food before they are sent to the shop or supermarket. That means all the food must be checked before they are sold.

1.You may read the passage ___________.

　 A. in a letter        B. in a book      C. in a newspaper      D. in a magazine

2.Chinese government decided to give up __________ from September 17, 2008.

   A. food check rules

B. the rules of food with checking

   C. the rules of food with no checking

D. checking all the food before they are sold

3.Many people __________ to check all the food.

  A. agree with          B. disagree          C. agreement          D. agree

4.A young expert of food safety think the government should_________.

A. make some strong rules to manage the companies.　　

B. take food from shop or supermarket and check

C. ask the companies to send food and check　　

D. send more officers to the company to check the food.

5.According to the officer’s idea, all the food _________ before they are sold.

  A. must be checked             B. must be stored

C. must be handed in           D. can be stored for a long time

Good morning!Welcome to our food shop.We have many things on sale.Please come in and have a look!

　 Please look at our ads(广告).Would you like some of them?Some food isn’t on the ads,such as(如)chicken and fish.The chicken is $20 a kilo and the fish is $25 a kilo.

(　 )56. The ads are for_________.

　　　 A. a toy shop　 B. a clothes shop　 C. a food shop

(　 )57. Mrs Green can buy three kilos of eggs with __________.

　　　　 A. $15.00　　 B. $10.00　　　　 C. $12.00

(　 )58. You have only $7.00,and you can buy__________.

A. two kilos of oranges B. two bottles of milk C. three bottles of orange juice

(　 )59. You have $60.00 now.You can buy ________of apples or________of rice.

　　　　 A. 15 kilos;2 bags　 B. 12 kilos;3 bags　 C. 20 kilos;1 bag

(　 )60. Which is TRUE?

A.In this shop,you cannot buy any food with only $3.00.

B.This shop doesn’t have any chicken

C.Fish isn’t on the ads,but we can buy it in the shop.

阅读下列短文，从所给的四个选项中，选出最佳答案

　Peter works in a food shop．He helps the shopkeeper．He puts food on the shelves（架子）every day．Then people come into the shop and buy the food．Today there isn't any flour（面粉）on the shelf．“Peter,”says the shopkeeper,

　“We need some bags of flour．Bring some flour to the shelf．Hurry up!”Peter runs to get some bags of flour．They are in another room and they are on the top（顶部）of shelf．The shelf is high up．Peter is tall, but he can't reach the bags．Peter brings two boxes and puts one box on the top of the other．Then he stands on them．Now he can reach the bags on the shelf．The shopkeeper is coming．He is calling Peter．“Peter! Hurry up! What are you doing? Where are the bags of flour?”he says．He opens the door．He can't see Peter on the boxes．Now Peter is on the floor．

根据短文，选择填空。

1．Where does Peter work? He works ______．　　　

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A．in a food shop　　　B．in a book shop

C．at a station　　　　D．in a factory

2．What do people come to shop for? They come to ______．　　　

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A．look at something　　　B．borrow something

C．buy food　　　　　　D．buy books

3．What does Peter put on the shelves? He puts ______ on the shelves．　　　

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A．books　　　　　　　　B．apples

C．bananas　　　　　　　D．food

4．What does Peter run to get? He runs to get ______．　　　

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A．some fruit　　　　　　　B．some bags of flour

C．some bread　　　　　　D．some drink

5．Can the shopkeeper see Peter on the boxes?　　　

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A．Yes he can　　　　　B．No, he can't．

C．Yes, He could．　　　D．No, he couldn't．

There is usually a good rail service （服务) between main towns in Britain. If you are under 24 or over 65 0r if you are traveling with a family, you can buy cheaper tickets on the train. In towns and cities there are usually buses. On Sundays there are fewer bus services and some smaller places may not have a Sunday bus service. In London there is also an underground. But the underground is not easy to use, so you should learn more about it before you use it.

　 Hotels are very expensive in Britain. A cheaper way is a "bed and breakfast" in someone’s home. Tourist offices or information centres can help you to find these. There are also youth hotels in many places. Students may receive a discount.

　 Restaurants are often expensive and you cannot be sure the food will be delicious. But Chinese and Indian restaurants usually serve pretty good meals at lower prices. Fast food shops are cheap, but the food is not always very good.

　 Not all banks exchange foreign money, but you can usually find at least one bank in each town that does so.

　 If you become ill or have an accident while in Britain and your country has an agreement with Britain for medical care, you can get free medical treatment.

　 You can only buy stamps in post offices, but nearly every village or part of a town has a post office. Often it is inside a small shop.

44. You may see the article in 　　 .

　 A. a guidebook　　 B. a geography book　 C. a food advertisement　 D. a medical book

45. How many kinds of traffic are talked about in the passage?

　 A. One.　　　　　　　 B. Two.　　　　　　　　　 C. Three.　　　　　　　　　　　　 D. Four.

46. Which of the following is NOT true?

　 A. There’s only one bank in each town in Britain.

　 B. A 30-year-old man cannot pay less money for trains in Britain.

　 C. There are different restaurants from different countries in Britain.

　 D. Students may pay less money than other people when they stay in a youth hotel.

I volunteer my time ________ food at a food bank.

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