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3 Kitty and Millie (read/were reading) books in the school library yesterday at 4:30 p.m.

3 .were reading

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Suzhou is a famous city in China. You can see beauti; ul mountains and trees in the city.

08:00—10:00 Pick you up from the hotel in Shanghai and go to Suzhou.

10:00—11:00 Visit the Tiger Hill. It is called as “the most famous place in Wuzhong.”

11:00—12:00 Visit Hanshan Temple.

12:00—13:00 Lunchtime.

13:00—14:00 Vlslt the No.1 Silk Factory. Suzhou is famous for its silk production (产品) .

14:00—16:00 Visit the Humble Administrator s Garden. This garden has three parts: the eastern part,the middle part and the western part.

16:00 —18:00 Return to Shanghai.

How to book (预订) ：

☆ you must book by e-mail. Tell us which hotel you are staying at and wait for our confirma-tion (确认) e-mail.

☆ Our tour guide will call you the night before the tour and tell you when we will meet the next morning.

() 1. The writer must be a .

A. visitor B. waiter

C. a tour guide D. travel agent (代理人)

() 2. The tourist will visit places in Suzhou.

A. six B. five C. four D. three

() 3. What will they visit at 13：00?

A. The No. 1 Silk Factory. B. Hanshan Temple.

C.The Tiger Hill. D. The Humble Administrator's Garden.

() 4. If you want to book,you must.

A. go to their office B. call the tour guide

C. send them a letter D. send them an e-mail

() 5. The best title for this passage is “ ”.

A. A Famous City,Suzhou B. Suzhou Silk

C. A one-day Suzhou Tour D. Main sights in Suzhou

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In Britain,people often invite friends for a meal,a party or just coffee. People who know each other very well may visit each other's houses without an invitation (邀请),but if we invite new friends,usually an invitation is needed. When people invite someone to their homes,they often say ,“Would you like to come for dinner on Saturday?” Answers are ,“Thanks,we ,d love to. What time?” or “I'm sorry. We’d love to,but we have tickets for the concert. ” However,it is not polite to say, “No,we wouldn’t. ”

Sometimes,the British use expressions that sound like invitations but which are not invitations. For example, “You must come over for a drink sometime. ” or “Let's go out for a meal one of these days. These are usually just polite ways of ending a talk. They are not real invitations because they don't mention an exact time or day. They just show that the person is trying to be friendly and the answers are , “Yes,that would be nice. ” or “OK,yes,thanks. ”

So next time you hear what sounds like an invitation,listen carefully. Is it a real invitation or is the person just being friendly?

() 1. It's always necessary for to visit each other's houses with an invitation.

A. close friends B. family members C. neighbours D. new friends

() 2. It is not polite to answer the real invitation by saying “”.

A. Sorry. We’d love to,but we have tickets for the concert.

B. Thanks. We'd love to,what time?

C. Sure. We'd like to. Thanks a lot.

D. No,we wouldn’t!

() 3. If the British just want to end a talk politely,they may say,“”.

A. Would you like to come for dinner on Saturday?

H. Let's go out for a meal one of these days.

C. Let's go out for a meal on Saturday.

D. Shall we go for a drink this afternoon.

() 4. The British often use“” to answer the invitations that are not real.

A. Yes,what time?

B. No,that's not a real invitation.

C. OK,yes,thanks.

D. No,you just want to be friendly.

() 5. Which is the best title for the passage?

A. Britain B. Invitation

C. A Talk with Friends D. A Letter to Friends

(B1 One of Millie's favourite British writers is jane Austen. She wonts to find out more about the writer. She has found this article on the Internet. Read it with her.

Jane Austen—a great British writer

Jane Austen is one of Britain's greatest female writers. She was born on 16 December 1775. She was the seventh of eight children and never lived apart from her family. To entertain themselves,the children wrote and performed plays. Even as a little girl,Jane was encouraged to write.

As a young woman,Jane enjoyed dancing,and she went to many parties that were held in the great houses of the neighbourhood. She loved the country and enjoyed long country walks.

At the age of 14 ,Jane Austen wrote her first novel,Love and Friendship. In her early twenties she began to write her most famous novels—Sense and Sensibility,Pride and Prejudice and Northanger Abbey. Yet these books were not published until many years later. Northanger Abbey was not published until 1818 —a year after her death.

Sadly,Jane became very ill while she was still young. She died in her sister's arms on 18 July 1817. None of the books that were published in Jane Austen's lifetime had her name on them—they were described as being written "by a lady” .

As a result,Jane Austen was not very famous in her lifetime,and her books only became popular after her death. Her books are now some of the most read and studied books in the world.

(B2 Millie is making a card about Jane Austen. Help her complete the card.

female writer from ⑴

. born on 16 December (2)

. was encouraged to (3) even as a little girl

. enjoyed dancing and (4) as a young woman

. Love and Friendship—her (5) novel

. (6) ； (7) and Northanger Abbey—her most famous novels

. died on 18July (8)

(B3 Simon has learnt about jane Austen from Millie. He is telling Annie about the writer,but he has made some mistakes. Underline the mistakes and write the correct sentences in the blanks.

1 Jane was the seventh of eight children and often lived apart from her family.

2 Jane enjoyed dancing but did not like long country walks.

3 Jane began to write her most famous novels in her early thirties.

4 Northanger Abbey was published when Jane was 14.

5 Jane became ill and died when she was an old woman.

6 Jane was very famous in her lifetime. However,not many people read her books now.

(B3 A bicycle was stolen last Saturday night in Mr Wu's neighbourhood. A policeman is asking Mr Wu some questions. Complete their conversation with the correct tenses of the words in brackets.

Policeman: Mr Wu,⑴ you (see) anything strange last

Saturday night?

Mr Wu: I (2) (see) a tall thin man. He (3) (run) out of the neighbourhood.

Policeman: What time was it?

Mr Wu: Mm,at about 10:30 p.m. I (4) (watch) TV with my wife at that time. I (5) (hear) a strange sound from outside and (6) (go) out to see what (7) (happen) .I saw the man.

Policeman: (8) you (notice) other strange things later?

Mr Wu: No. I (9) (feel) tired and (10) (go) to bed.

Policeman: OK. Thanks.

(C2 h Sandy and Amy are talking about their history projects. Complete their conversation. Use the correct tenses of the verbs in brackets.

⑴ you (do) your history project,Amy?

I (3) (be) to North Hill in Sunshine Town.

I (4) (collect) enough infornnati’on about it. Ill write about North Hill.

Daniel and Simon (8) (finish) their projects already. They (9) (work) together yesterday at Simon 's home.

No,but I (2) (decide) what to write about.

I want to write about the changes in Moonlight Tbwn. What about you,Sandy?

I (5) (interview) an old man in Moonlight

Town last Sunday. He (6) (live) in the

area since he was born. He (7)(tell) me

a lot about the area.

oh they're really quick. I'll start to work on it

tomorrow. I think I (10) (get)

enough information to start.

Mr Wu is writing an article about robots on his blog. Complete his article with the correct forms of the words in the box.

be satisfied with do whatever explore outer space

have brains how many coins in a complete mess

iron a business suit post the letter regret inventing them

Nowadays,robots can help people in many ways. For example,they can tidy up a flat that is ⑴ . They can (2) before you

go to work. They can (3) for you after you have written it. Most people (4) such kind of robots.

Robots also help people in science and technology. Scientists use robots to (5) Doctors use robots to do complicated operations. Some countries even use robots in modern wars.

I think robots will be much smarter in the future. They might even (6) . They could know (7) they should prepare

for you if you are going to take the bus. They could understand your moods and thoughts. They could (8)hey are asked to do.

Would robots fight a war with human beings? I hope not.

If it happened,scientists would (9). In my opinion,robots should help people do things instead of getting us into trouble.

E2 . Listen to the police again and complete the sentences.

1 The police look .

2 They look .

3 They find the boy .

6. What your cousin at the moment,David?

a .is; writing b. does; write c .is; writes

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