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-Would you care for a cup of tea?

--I one. Thank you all the same.

A. have had B. had C. would have D. will have

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Our parents talked about the people and the things _______ they could remember in their middle school last night.

A. who B. that C. which D. whom

---Are you free these days?

----Yes, you may come ___ today _____ tomorrow.

A. both, and B. either, or

C. not only, but also D. neither, nor

Trains have long been an important form of transportation. Yet they have changed a lot since 1804, when the first train moved at 8 km/hr. Today’s high speed trains can go 300 km/hr or faster. Besides their speed, they have many advantages over other transportation types.

Japan built the world’s first high speed railway. In 1964, Japan’s “Shinkansen” trains started traveling between Osaka and Tokyo at 200 km/hr. Over time, more lines, as well as faster trains, were built.

Korea, England, and the USA, now have their own high speed systems. Taiwan Province’s started running in 2007. Its trains are based on two types of Shinkansen trains. They can carry 989 people and travel from Taipei to Kaohsiung in less than two hours.

These systems are expensive to build, but they have many advantages. For example, they are good for the environment. Trains on the London to Paris line create 1/10 the pollution that planes create. High speed trains are also safer and cleaner than cars.

Super fast trains can even help a country’s economy(经济). They make it easier to travel to faraway places. That helps businesses and land values in those areas. It’s no wonder so many countries are building their own high speed railways.

1.The world’s first high speed trains started traveling at ______.

A. 8 km/hr B. 200 km/hr

C. 300 km/hr D. 500 km/hr

2.In Taiwan Province, the high speed trains are based on trains from ______.

A. Japan B. Korea C. China D. the USA

3.According to the passage, high speed trains ______ than planes.

A. are cheaper B. are safer and cleaner

C. make traveling easier D. cause less pollution

4.One of the disadvantages of high speed trains mentioned in this passage is that ______.

A. they are safer than some other transportation types

B. it costs a lot to build the whole high speed systems

C. they’re good for a country’s businesses and land values

D. super fast trains can help a country’s economy(经济)

5.The main idea of this passage is that ______.

A. trains are the most popular form of transportation in the world

B. Japan built the world’s first high speed railway

C. we should do everything that we can to help the environment

D. there are a lot of good reasons to build high speed railways

--There may____ two new schools in the neighborhood.

-- I hear that one is a primary school, the other is a high school.

A. be B. are C. have D. has

--____ Tim ____ his homework now?

--He should, but he may not. He likes watching TV.

A. Does, do B. Has, done

C. Is, doing D. Was, doing

“Mommy， look!” cried my daughter， Darla， pointing to a chicken hawk in the air.

“Uh huh，” I answered， driving， lost in thought about the timetable of my day.

filled her face.

“What’s the matter， sweetheart?” I asked.

“Nothing，” my seven-year-old daughter said. The moment was gone.

Dinner， baths and phone calls the hours until bedtime.

“Come on， Darla， time for bed!” She raced past me up the stairs. Tired， I kissed her and tucked her in.

“Mom， I forgot to give you something!” she said.

“Give it to me in the morning.” I said. My was gone. I could hardly stay cool.

“You won’t have time in the morning!” she talked back quickly.

“I’ll take time，” I answered. Sometimes no matter how hard I tried， time was never enough.

She wasn’t ready to up yet. “No， you won’t! It will be just like today when I told you to look at the chicken hawk. You didn’t listen to what I said.”

I was too tired to argue; she hit too to the truth. “Good night!” I shut her door in anger.

Later though， her gray-blue eyes filled my vision as I thought about how little time we really had until she was grown and gone. My husband asked me what was going on and I told him.

“Maybe she was not asleep yet. Why don’t you ?” he said.

I followed his advice， it was my own idea. I opened her door gently. In Darla’s hand I could see her paper all crumpled (弄皱的) up. She had torn into small pieces a big red heart with a poem she had written titled， “Why I Love My Mother?”

Why I Love My Mother

Although you’re busy， and you work so hard，

You always take time to play with me，

I love you Mommy，

Because I am the biggest part of your busy day!

Tears filled my eyes. When I softly touched her face， she awakened from a dreamless sleep and asked， “Why are you ， Mommy?”

“You ARE the most important part of my busy day!”

She smiled and then went back to sleep， not really understanding how strongly I what I said.

1.A. DisappointmentB. Worries C. Fear D. Enjoyment

2.A. cost B. filled C. lasted D. took

3.A. belief B. attitude C. attention D. patience

4.A. give B. build C. call D. clear

5.A. just B. even C. yet D. almost

6.A. heavily B. badly C. close D. hard

7.A. watch B. exam C. test D. check

8.A. realizing B. thinking C. wishing D. guessing

9.A. crying B. laughing C. shouting D. touching

10.A. considered B. expressed C. inferred D. meant

When I was a child, I watch TV whenever I wanted to.

A. should B. could C. must D. need

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A. to B. up C. with D. in

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