— I saw your friend at the hospital this morning. What’s the matter with her?

   — Oh, ___________. She is a doctor there.

  A. you’re right               B. it’s a pity                C. don’t worry           D. you’re welcome

 — Mom, I was the first to reach the top of the mountain.

     — Good job, Charlie. I’m ______ of you.

    A. tired                      B.  proud                     C. sure                         D. sick

 — What do you want to eat for lunch? I will prepare earlier today.

   — Honey, you_____. Let’s go out to have something different.

A. mustn’t                B. can’t                   C. shouldn’t            D. don’t have to

 — Would you mind turning up the music?

   — ________. Dad is sleeping now.

   A. Sorry, I can’t do it     B. OK, I’ll do it           C. No, not at all          D. Yes, please

— Why is your bedroom so dirty?

— Sorry, Mum. It ___________. I felt very tired after playing soccer.

   A. isn’t cleaned            B. didn’t clean               C. doesn’t clean         D. wasn’t cleaned

 —Did you ______that Nancy has been a little too quiet these days?
     — Yes. She didn’t even say a word this afternoon.

   A. hope                        B. notice                    C. explain                    D. decide

单项填空

从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

— Oh, dear! There isn’t enough _____ for us in the lift.

— No hurry. Let’s wait for the next.

A. floor B. seat C. room D. ground

One day we invited some friends to dinner. When it was about six o’clock, my wife found that we had little bread. So she asked our five-year-old daughter, Kathy, to buy some.

“Here’s a dollar,” my wife said, “ get two loaves（条） of bread, if they have it. If they don’t have it, get anything. But hurry!”

Kathy hurried off, and we waited and waited. By a quarter past six, all the friends had arrived. But Kathy had not returned. Finally we saw her dancing around the corner with a bright new hula hoop（呼啦圈） whirling（旋转） round her middle.

“Kathy!” her mother cried. “Where did you get that hula hoop, and where is the bread?”

“Well, when I got to the shop, they had sold all their bread,” answered Kathy. “And you said ‘If they don’t have that, get anything!’”

(   ) 1. One day Kathy’s parents invited some friends to ________.

A. have breakfast                   B. have lunch

C. have supper                     D. have a party

(   ) 2. How much did Kathy’s mother give her?

A. a dollar                         B. two dollars

C. five dollars                      D. six dollars

(   ) 3. Kathy ________ in a hurry.

A. played games                    B. went to the shop

C. went to dance                    D. came back home

(   ) 4. What did Kathy buy at last?

A. other food                       B. nothing

C. hula hoop                        D. two loaves of bread

(   ) 5. Why did she do this?

A. because the shop had sold all their bread.

B. because her mother asked her to get anything if they hadn’t had bread.

C. because she loved playing with hula hoop.

D. all above.

Mason's Clothes Store     

（  ）1.Which is the cheapest（便宜的） of all?    

A. Hat. B. T-shirt. C. Pants. D. Socks.

（  ）2. How much are two sweaters and a hat?    

 A. $14       B. $20       C. $21     D. $22

（  ）3. You can buy__________in Mason's Clothes Store.

A. black pants  B. a blue sweater  C. a green hat  D. red socks

（  ）4. You like red and you only have $6. You can buy__________.

A. a sweater   B. a hat   C. a T-shirt    D. none (全无)

（  ）5. You only have sixteen dollars. You can buy__________.

A. a sweater and a pair of pants   B. two T-shirts and a pair of socks

C. two sweaters             D. a sweater and two hats

I often dreamed about Pisa when I was a boy. I read about the famous building called the Leaning Tower of Pisa. But when I read the word Pisa, I was thinking of pizza. I thought this tower was a place to buy pizza. It must be the best place to buy pizza in the world, I thought.

　　Many years later finally saw the Leaning Tower. I knew then that it was Pisa and no pizza. But there was still something special about it for me. The tower got its name because it really does lean to one side. Some people want to try to fix it. They are afraid it may fall over and they don’t like it leans over the city.

　　I do not think it’s a good idea to try to fix it. The tower probably will not fall down. It is 600 years old. Why should anything happen to it now? And, if you ask me, I like what it looks like. To me it is a very human kind of leaning. Nothing is perfect, it seems to say.

　　And who cares? Why do people want things to be perfect? Imperfect things may be more interesting. Let’s take the tower of Pisa. Why is it so famous? There are many other older, more beautiful towers in Italy. But Pisa Tower is the most famous. People come from all over the world to see it.

　　1．This passage is about ________.

　　A. Italian pizza

　　B. Italy’s problems

　　C. How the Leaning Tower of Pisa got its name

　　D. Why the writer likes Pisa

　　2．The writer used to think Pisa ________.

　　A. in Spain                                         B. not very famous

　　C. not the same as pizza　               D. the same as pizza

　　3．The Leaning Tower of Pisa is ________.

　　A. modern    B. falling down 　　C. 600 years old    D. 60 years old

　　4．The writer ________.

　　A. doesn’t like what the tower looks like

　　B. likes what the tower looks like

　　C. thinks it’s the most beautiful tower in Italy

　　D. doesn’t like towers

　　5．The writer likes the Leaning Tower of Pisa because ________.

　　A. it’s old                          B. it’s perfect

　　C. it sells pizza                 D. it’s imperfect