题目内容
—Dad, where is Mum?
—She ________ the flowers now.
A. is watering B. will water C. watered D. waters
—__________________
—Yes. D-A-L-E, Dale.
A. How do you spell Dale? B. How are you?
C. Can you spell your name? D. Spell your name, please.
Jim does_______homework at home.
A. my B. his C. your D. her
—Bob likes sports very much.Why not buy him a ________？
—Good idea.
A. book B. football C. knife D. watch
Wildlife hero
Who will save a flying bird caught in fishing line? Who will give a safe home to a snowy owl with no beak(喙)? Mona Rutger—that’s who! She has cared for thousands of injured(受伤的) animals. Mona runs a wildlife centre in Castalia, Ohio, called Back to the Wild.
Mona grew up on a farm. She spent a lot of time learning about the local wildlife when she was a little girl. As she got older, Mona learned more about animals. She decided that she wanted to help animals. She used some of her family’s land to start a wildlife centre. Injured animals could live in the centre until they were ready to go back to the wild.
Mona took care of the animals seven days a week. She didn’t think that was too much work, though. She knew the animals needed her. In time volunteers began to help her. Some people helped care for the animals. Others put money in a fund(基金) for the centre. The fund helped pay for animal feed and medical bills. One friend wrote and told a television station about Back to the Wild. The letter led to a special award(奖). Mona was named the Hero of the Year! She received a $ 10,000 prize from the television station. Mona used the money to help more animals.
Today, Mona is still taking care of animals. She also visits schools to teach children about protecting wild places and animals. She hopes more people will become heroes for animals, too!
1.Back to the Wild is ________.
A. a place to care for injured wild animals
B. a program to help wild animals
C. a fund to save wild animals
D. a farm to feed wild animals
2.After Monas friend wrote to a television station, ________.
A. Mona became a teacher in a school
B. volunteers started to help in the centre
C. volunteers set up a fund for the centre
D. Mona was named the Hero of the Year
3.What did Mona do to ask more people to care for wild animals?
A. She kept injured wild animals on her farm.
B. She spent time learning about local wildlife.
C. She taught children about protecting wild animals.
D. She talked about her centre at a television station.
—Must I come here before 7: 30 tomorrow?
—No, you ________. You can come here at 8: 00.
A. mustn’t B. needn’t C. can’t D. shouldn’t
Gregory is my brother. He is eight years old and I am ten. We always look forward to the first big snow of the year. We have a snow day from school.
On a snow day, Mom often makes hot dogs for us and we bake cakes. It is always something special when we have the first snow. Mom likes to make vegetable soup for us to eat. She says it helps to keep us warm when we play in the snow.
Gregory and I go outside early in the morning. We bundle up so we can stay warm. The first thing we do is to make snow angels (天使). Then we slide down the hill on boxes with our neighbours. Finally, we spend the whole afternoon making our first snowman of the year.
The snowman is right out there in our front yard (院子). Mr Bowman is our neighbour across the street. He gives us an old black hat for the snowman to wear. Mom gives us a green scarf to put around the snowman’s neck. We use sticks from the yard to make the arms. And we also use coal for the snowman’s eyes and mouth and a carrot for his nose.
Mom always takes our picture with the snowman. Gregory is fun to play with when it snows. He is a good brother most of the time.
1.Who is telling the story?
A. Gregory. B. Gregory’s sister.
C. Mr Bowman. D. Gregory’s mom.
2.Why does the mom make soup for her children?
A. Because the soup is special.
B. Because the soup is healthy.
C. Because the children love the soup.
D. Because the children will stay warm.
3.What does the phrase “bundle up” in Paragraph 3 probably mean?
A. To wear enough clothes. B. To live in warm place.
C. To make a snowman. D. To have hot dogs.
4.What does the mom give the children for the snowman?
A. Some cakes. B. A black hat.
C. A green scarf. D. A carrot.
A Winning Day
Mom And I were sitting in the front row of the basketball arena (球场). Thanks to Mom’s boss, I could watch my first professional basketball game in such a great seat! And the most exciting thing was that I could see my favorite basketball player, Dwight Edwards, in person. I was holding his photo in my hand all the time.
Throughout the game Dwight made one fantastic play after another. With 3 seconds left in the game, he scored the winning basket for his team! After the television reporter finished interviewing Dwight, Mom and I walked toward him.
“Umm... Mr. ... Mr. Edwards? I’m Keysha, and I think you’re amazing.” My heart was beating fast. But I collected my courage and asked, “Would you please sign my photo?”
“Sure, Keysha. Thanks for coming today.” Dwight smiled as he signed the photo and then shook my hand. I thanked him.
As Mom guided my steps toward the exit, I watched Dwight until he disappeared into the locker room. When I turned around, I noticed a little boy holding a piece of paper and a pen and crying. “It’s OK, son,” his father said. “We’ll meet Dwight Edwards some other time.”
I looked at Dwight Edwards’ signature and thought about how great it was to meet him. Then I thought about how kind Mom’s boss was for giving us the tickets to allow me to have this experience.
I handed Dwight’s photo to the boy. “Here, I want you to have this,” I said.
The boy’s eyes widened. “Dwight’s autograph (亲笔签名)? Wow!” he exclaimed. “Thank you!”
“No problem,” I replied.
“Keysha, that was very thoughtful of you,” Mom said. “I know how much that autograph meant to you.”
I smiled at her. “I got to see Dwight Edwards play an amazing game. Then I got to meet him and shake his hand. I won’t need an autograph to remember this day.”
1.What was the most exciting thing for Keysha?
A. Having a seat in the front row.
B. Watching a professional basketball game.
C. Getting a free ticket for a basketball game.
D. Seeing her favorite basketball player in person.
2.How did Keysha feel when she asked the player to sign the photo?
A. Confident. B. Nervous. C. Proud. D. Sad.
3.Keysha gave the autograph to the boy because ______.
A. the boy’s father asked her for it
B. the autograph meant little to her
C. she would like to make the boy happy
D. she would meet Dwight some other time
－It's important for us to know _________ all the subjects.
－Yeah, group work is my favorite.
A. how to study B. when to study
C. which to study D. what to study
