摘要:1.What’s the matter with John?
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Barack Obama, the US President-elect, is busy choosing members of his cabinet. His daughters, Sasha and Malia, are busy, too. They are making difficult decisions about different dog breeds (品种).
“The girls asked when we got in this race that [whether] win or lose, we get a dog,” said Michelle Obama. “So we will be welcoming a four-legged friend to our house.”
No matter what type of puppy Sasha and Malia pick, it will be a part of a long story of White House pets. Everything from snakes to bears has lived at the White House with the president and his family.
Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president, kept a pet raccoon (浣熊). Warren Harding had turkeys. William Howard Taft parked his cow in the White House garage too.
John Quincy Adams, the sixth president, had a pet alligator (鳄鱼). But he wasn’t the only White House resident to have one. Herbert Hoover’s son had two pet alligators, and they were sometimes allowed to roam (闲逛) around the White House.
Bears have also been popular with American presidents. While Thomas Jefferson kept two grizzlies (灰熊) in a cage, Theodore Roosevelt had a black bear. Roosevelt’s interest in bears later led to the creation of the toy teddy bear.
Roosevelt and his six children loved animals, and they filled the White House with them. They had dogs, cats, squirrels (松鼠), raccoons, rabbits, guinea pigs, a badger (獾), a rat, a parrot, and a green snake.
根据上面短文的内容填空
1. ________ and ________ have difficulty in choosing different kinds of dogs.
2. The four-legged friend refers to ________ according to Michelle Obama’s ________.
3. ________ Adams, Herbert Hoover’s son liked keeping alligators ________ his pets
4. The ________ of the toy teddy bear ________ from Roosevelt’s interest in bears.
5. Roosevelt is the ________ of six ________. 查看习题详情和答案>>
“The girls asked when we got in this race that [whether] win or lose, we get a dog,” said Michelle Obama. “So we will be welcoming a four-legged friend to our house.”
No matter what type of puppy Sasha and Malia pick, it will be a part of a long story of White House pets. Everything from snakes to bears has lived at the White House with the president and his family.
Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president, kept a pet raccoon (浣熊). Warren Harding had turkeys. William Howard Taft parked his cow in the White House garage too.
John Quincy Adams, the sixth president, had a pet alligator (鳄鱼). But he wasn’t the only White House resident to have one. Herbert Hoover’s son had two pet alligators, and they were sometimes allowed to roam (闲逛) around the White House.
Bears have also been popular with American presidents. While Thomas Jefferson kept two grizzlies (灰熊) in a cage, Theodore Roosevelt had a black bear. Roosevelt’s interest in bears later led to the creation of the toy teddy bear.
Roosevelt and his six children loved animals, and they filled the White House with them. They had dogs, cats, squirrels (松鼠), raccoons, rabbits, guinea pigs, a badger (獾), a rat, a parrot, and a green snake.
根据上面短文的内容填空
1. ________ and ________ have difficulty in choosing different kinds of dogs.
2. The four-legged friend refers to ________ according to Michelle Obama’s ________.
3. ________ Adams, Herbert Hoover’s son liked keeping alligators ________ his pets
4. The ________ of the toy teddy bear ________ from Roosevelt’s interest in bears.
5. Roosevelt is the ________ of six ________. 查看习题详情和答案>>
Jenny: Sam, you look unhappy. What’s the matter?
Sam: My best friend, John is ill in hospital.
Jenny: 小题1: What’s wrong with him?
Sam: He has a stomachache and can’t eat anything.
Jenny: But he looks very healthy, I think.
Sam: 小题2: He’s too fat because he eats too much meat.
Jenny: 小题3:
Sam: You are right. His doctor told him to take more exercise and eat less meat, but he didn’t listen to him.
Jenny: 小题4:
Sam: Yes. Now he thinks his doctor is right and he begins to do what he told him.
Jenny: 小题5:
Sam: Me, too.
Sam: My best friend, John is ill in hospital.
Jenny: 小题1: What’s wrong with him?
Sam: He has a stomachache and can’t eat anything.
Jenny: But he looks very healthy, I think.
Sam: 小题2: He’s too fat because he eats too much meat.
Jenny: 小题3:
Sam: You are right. His doctor told him to take more exercise and eat less meat, but he didn’t listen to him.
Jenny: 小题4:
Sam: Yes. Now he thinks his doctor is right and he begins to do what he told him.
Jenny: 小题5:
Sam: Me, too.
A. I hope he’ll be better soon. B. I’m sorry to hear that. C. It’s bad for his health. D. I don’t think so. E. He hoped to be thin. F. I’m sure he must feel sorry for it. G. He didn’t like to eat it. |
Barack Obama, the US President-elect, is busy choosing members of his cabinet. His daughters, Sasha and Malia, are busy, too. They are making difficult decisions about different dog breeds (品种).
“The girls asked when we got in this race that [whether] win or lose, we get a dog,” said Michelle Obama. “So we will be welcoming a four-legged friend to our house.”
No matter what type of puppy Sasha and Malia pick, it will be a part of a long story of White House pets. Everything from snakes to bears has lived at the White House with the president and his family.
Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president, kept a pet raccoon (浣熊). Warren Harding had turkeys. William Howard Taft parked his cow in the White House garage too.
John Quincy Adams, the sixth president, had a pet alligator (鳄鱼). But he wasn’t the only White House resident to have one. Herbert Hoover’s son had two pet alligators, and they were sometimes allowed to roam (闲逛) around the White House.
Bears have also been popular with American presidents. While Thomas Jefferson kept two grizzlies (灰熊) in a cage, Theodore Roosevelt had a black bear. Roosevelt’s interest in bears later led to the creation of the toy teddy bear.
Roosevelt and his six children loved animals, and they filled the White House with them. They had dogs, cats, squirrels (松鼠), raccoons, rabbits, guinea pigs, a badger (獾), a rat, a parrot, and a green snake.
根据上面短文的内容填空
1. ________ and ________ have difficulty in choosing different kinds of dogs.
2. The four-legged friend refers to ________ according to Michelle Obama’s ________.
3. ________ Adams, Herbert Hoover’s son liked keeping alligators ________ his pets
4. The ________ of the toy teddy bear ________ from Roosevelt’s interest in bears.
5. Roosevelt is the ________ of six ________.
“The girls asked when we got in this race that [whether] win or lose, we get a dog,” said Michelle Obama. “So we will be welcoming a four-legged friend to our house.”
No matter what type of puppy Sasha and Malia pick, it will be a part of a long story of White House pets. Everything from snakes to bears has lived at the White House with the president and his family.
Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president, kept a pet raccoon (浣熊). Warren Harding had turkeys. William Howard Taft parked his cow in the White House garage too.
John Quincy Adams, the sixth president, had a pet alligator (鳄鱼). But he wasn’t the only White House resident to have one. Herbert Hoover’s son had two pet alligators, and they were sometimes allowed to roam (闲逛) around the White House.
Bears have also been popular with American presidents. While Thomas Jefferson kept two grizzlies (灰熊) in a cage, Theodore Roosevelt had a black bear. Roosevelt’s interest in bears later led to the creation of the toy teddy bear.
Roosevelt and his six children loved animals, and they filled the White House with them. They had dogs, cats, squirrels (松鼠), raccoons, rabbits, guinea pigs, a badger (獾), a rat, a parrot, and a green snake.
根据上面短文的内容填空
1. ________ and ________ have difficulty in choosing different kinds of dogs.
2. The four-legged friend refers to ________ according to Michelle Obama’s ________.
3. ________ Adams, Herbert Hoover’s son liked keeping alligators ________ his pets
4. The ________ of the toy teddy bear ________ from Roosevelt’s interest in bears.
5. Roosevelt is the ________ of six ________.
按要求变换句型(一空一词,含缩写)。
1. What's the matter with Tom? (给出同义句)
What's _____ _____ Tom?
2. She has a bad cold. (就划线部分提问)
What's_____ _____ her?
3. You should see the dentist. (就划线部分提问)
What _____ I _____ ?
4. He should eat some vegetables and fruit. (变为否定句)
He _____ eat any vegetables _____ fruit.
5. John didn't come to school yesterday because he was ill. (就划线部分提问)
_____ _____ John come to school yesterday?
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What's _____ _____ Tom?
2. She has a bad cold. (就划线部分提问)
What's_____ _____ her?
3. You should see the dentist. (就划线部分提问)
What _____ I _____ ?
4. He should eat some vegetables and fruit. (变为否定句)
He _____ eat any vegetables _____ fruit.
5. John didn't come to school yesterday because he was ill. (就划线部分提问)
_____ _____ John come to school yesterday?
听对话和问题,选择适当的选项。
1. What's the matter with Tom?
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A. He's well He's studying in the classroom.
B. He is sick in hospital.
C. He is hurt in an accident.
B. He is sick in hospital.
C. He is hurt in an accident.
2. What's the phone number?
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A. 5323678.
B. 5233867.
C. 5233678.
B. 5233867.
C. 5233678.
3. Who is the tallest?
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A. Jim.
B. Peter.
C. John.
B. Peter.
C. John.
4. Where did Tom go yesterday?
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A.
B.
C.
B.
C.
5. What does the boy have?
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A.
B.
C.
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B.
C.