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—What happened to Jack?

—Sorry, I know ________ about him. You can ask Peter. He is Jack’s best friend.

A. something B. anything C. everything D. nothing

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—Excuse me, where is your school hall, please?

—______. It’s in that white building.

A. I don’t know B. We don’t have one

C. This way, please D. Sorry, you can’t

An oyster(牡蛎) that was very proud was talking with a fish. “Let's be friends and we can look after each other whenever the fisherman's net comes along，” the fish suggested.

The proud oyster replied, “I have a strong shell and I feel safe when I close my shell, for no danger can happen to me.”

“But when you close your shell, you may not know what is happening，” answered the fish.

Still the oyster said that he was perfectly safe and he needed no friends to care about him.

Suddenly, there was a great splashing sound and the oyster closed his shell and very quickly kept quiet.

“What could the splashing have been? Was it a net, and was the fish caught？” the oyster wondered. When at last the oyster opened his shell, he found himself in a strange place.

“Where am I？” he looked for the fish but it was no longer around.

Sadly the oyster found he was at a market. A ticket on his back marked, “For sale！”

1.When the oyster closes the shell, what does the fish think will happen to the oyster?

A. The oyster will be safe.

B. The oyster may not know what is happening.

C. No danger can happen to the oyster.

D. His friend will look after him.

2.Where was the oyster when it opened its shell at last?

A. At the restaurant. B. In the fish's home.

C. In its own home. D. At the market.

3.What's the ending of the story?

A. The oyster made friends with the fish.

B. The oyster and the fish were caught by the fisherman.

C. Only the oyster was caught by the fisherman.

D. The oyster was safe at last.

4.What can we learn from the story?

A. A friend in need is a friend indeed.

B. He that is proud eats up himself.

C. Doing is better than saying.

D. A good beginning makes a good ending.

阅读短文，将方框里的五个句子还原到短文当中。

My name is Jerry Zhang, and I am a father of two young daughters — one is about four years old and the other is only about one. I come from China and now live in the USA.

One day, my older daughter, Madison, told me she didn’t want to be Chinese.1. She kept asking me why she was Chinese and they weren’t, and how she could have blonde or red hair like them.

2. However, I only found a few, and they were heavily cultural, and Madison didn’t connect (把……联系起来) herself with any of the characters in the books.3. Then she told me again that she didn’t want to be Chinese, and it broke my heart.

4. Few of them have Asian (亚洲的) faces, although there are over 17 million Asians and Asian Americans in this country. I think it’s important for Asian children to see themselves in books as interesting and smart kids.

So I created (创作) a book for Madison. 5. Her imagination (想象) takes her on a trip to creativity and art! I want my children to know that being Chinese or being Asian is a great thing, too.

—Why do you have to clean the classroom after school?

—Because I ________ the school rule. I listened to music in class.

A. shared B. disliked C. broke D. lost

—Did you win the game?

—No, ________ I tried my best.

A. if B. when C. because D. although

Once upon a time, a rich man and a poor tailor(裁缝)lived in the same house. The rich man lived upstairs(楼上)and the poor tailor lived downstairs(楼下). The tailor liked to sing when he made clothes. He sang one song after another. But the rich man liked to sleep a lot, and the singing troubled him.

One day the rich man said, “Tailor, I will give you a bag full of money every day if you stop singing.”

“Fine.” said the tailor. And so the tailor stopped singing and became richer and richer. But the more money he got from the rich man, the unhappier he became, because he wanted very much to sing again. Finally he brought all his money back to the rich man. “Here,” he said, “take your money, I can't be happy if I can't sing.”

And so he gave the money back to the rich man and went on singing. He sang and sang and he was happier than ever before.

1.Once a rich man and a poor tailor lived ______.

A. in the same room B. in the different houses

C. on the same floor D. in the same building

2.The tailor enjoyed singing ______.

A. while he was feeling unhappy B. while he was working

C. while the rich man was sleeping D. Both B and C

3.The rich man didn't like the tailor's singing because ______.

A. the tailor didn't sing well B. the rich man could sing better

C. the rich man liked to sleep a lot D. the rich man was working at home then

4.The rich man wanted to stop the singing by ______.

A. just telling him not to sing

B. giving him a lot of money

C. asking him to sing outside the house

D. asking him to stop singing while he was sleeping

5.The poor tailor gave the money back to the rich man because ______.

A. he thought the money was not useful to him

B. he didn't like the money

C. he had a lot more money than the rich man.

D. he wanted to sing and he felt happy while he was singing.

_____Blacks are going to the park this evening. Why don’t we go for _____ walk with them?

A. A, a B. An, / C. The, a D. /, a

Listen! Someone ________ the violin in the music room.

A. plays B. played C. is playing D. playing

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