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9．-Your idea _______ good．
-Thanks a lot．（　　）

8．In the USA，there are many types of restaurants．Fast food restaurants are very famous．You can find McDonald's and Kentucky Fried Chicken in many countries around the world．You look at a menu above the counter，and say what you'd like to eat．You pay the person who serves you．You take your food and sit down or take it away．There's no need to leave a tip．
In a coffee shop you sit at the counter or at a table．You don't wait for the waitress to show you where to sit．She usually brings you coffee when you sit down．You tell her what you'd like to eat and she brings it to you．You pay the cashier as you leave．A diner is like a coffee shop but usually looks like a railway carriage．
In a family restaurant the atmosphere（气氛） is casual，but the waitress shows you where to sit．Often the waitress tells you her name，but you don't need to tell her yours．If you don't eat everything，your waitress gives you a doggy bag to take your food home．You add an extra fifteen percent to the bill as a tip．
In top class restaurants，you need a reservation and you need to arrive on time．The waiter shows you where to sit．If you have wine，he may ask you to taste it．You can only refuse it if it tastes bad，not if you don't like it．When you get your bill，check it and then add fifteen to twenty percent to it as a tip for the waiter．
39．There areB types of restaurants here．
A．three
B．four
C．five
D．six
40．We should sitC in a coffee shop．
A．near the door
B．in the corner
C．at a counter
D．on the floor
41．In what kind of restaurant does the waitress often tell you her name？D
A．In a top class restaurant
B．In a fast food restaurant
C．In a coffee shop
D．In a family restaurant
42．How much do you need to tip in a top class restaurant？B
A．Ten percent
B．Fifteen percent
C．Thirty percent
D．Forty percent．

7．New York is a very large city with 8million people．How do so many people move about the city on their way to work and school？So，we should know something about its transportation（运输）．
In New York you can travel about the city by subway，bus，taxi and car．The subway runs on the railroad lines（铁轨） under the city．It crosses the city at different places and goes all parts of the city．Traveling by subway is the fastest（最快） way to get around the city．
The second way to travel around the city is by public bus．It's a slower way to travel．This is because the bus goes in road traffic（交通）which is often heavy（拥挤）．
You can also travel around the city by taxi．This is the most expensive way，but the taxi will take you to every place you wish to go to．If traffic is heavy，the taxi will be slow．During the mornings and afternoons，this is the"rush hour"．This is the time when the traffic is very heavy with people going to and from work．
The last way to get around New York is using your own car．However（然而），it's not easy for you to drive，especially（尤其是）when you are driving in the"rush hour"．If there is an accident（交通事故）on the road，you will have to wait for a long time．
The best time to travel around the city is from 9am to 4pm．This is the time after the morning"rush hour"and before the evening"rush hour"．Traffic will be less crowded（更不拥挤）because most people are already at school or at work．
51．This passage is mainly（主要）aboutB．
A．the weather of New York
B．the transportation of New York
C．traffic accidents in New York
52The fastest way to travel in New York is byA．
A．subway
B．bus
C．car
53．The most expensive way to travel in New York is byB．
A．subway
B．taxi
C．bus
54．The phrase（短语）"rush hour"in this passage means"C"in Chinese．
A．比赛中的冲刺时刻
B．一小时内所跑的路程
C．（上下班）交通高峰时刻
55．If you travel in New York in your own（自己） car，which of the following is the best time？C
A．From 8am to 10am
B．From 3am to 5pm
C．From 10am to 3pm．

6．In some foreign countries，some people don't like the number 13．They don't think 13is a lucky number．For example，they don't like to live on the thirteenth floor．
My friend Jack has got the same idea．One day，he asked some friends to dinner．When all of his friends arrived，he asked them to sit around the dinner table．He began to count the people in his mind while they were having the delicious food．Suddenly，he cried out，"Oh，there are thirteen people here!"Everybody's face turned white except Mr．Brown．He said slowly with a smile on his face，"Don't worry，dear friends!We have fourteen people here．My wife will have a baby in a few weeks．She's in the family way now．"
All of them became happy again．"Congratulations!"they said to Mr．and Mrs．Brown．They enjoyed the nice food and had a good time this evening．
51．Dwere asked to dinner that day．
A．Jack and I
B．Some of my friends
C.14people
D．Some of Jack's friends
52．Jack began to count the peopleB．
A．before dinner
B．at dinner time
C．after dinner
D．when they came in
53．Why did their faces turned white when Jack said there were 13people？D
A．Because the table was too small．
B．Because they needed another person．
C．Because they thought 13was a lucky number．
D．Because they thought 13was an unlucky number．

5．After research，Tati found out that 75% of children in some African countries don't know how to read．"I took action at once and started a book drive on the grass of my community's country library．"she said．But Tati never expected what would happen next!After just 10days，she had collected 3，500books from the community．Enough to start three libraries!
Tati's non-profit organization（非营利组织），Spread the Words，was founded in 2008to increase literacy（读写） levels in Africa，and encourage others to create libraries across the world．
"I couldn't imagine a life without books，"Tati said．As we all know that books open our eyes to worlds we never knew existed（存在）．"I decided I could do something to help African children to learn to love books as much as I did．"
Once，Tati traveled to Africa．She was surprised how the children were warm，welcoming and thankful．Children stood around her and said，"I love you，Tati．"Some of the kids even wrote her letters about how much they thank her and the books they can now read．
Since starting Spread the Words，Tati has shipped over 7，000books to Africa．These books have started 17libraries in 101villages and schools．Even more surprising，by working with others，she raised over 24，000books，which have started 32libraries．
46．What probably made Tati surprised in the first paragraph？B
A．Most people can read and write in Africa．
B．She collected many books for three libraries during 10days．
C．Children refused to learn to read in Africa．
47．If you work in"Spread the Words"as a volunteer，maybe you willC
A．teach Asian kids how to read and love to read
B．take care of sick kids in Africa．
C．help set up libraries around the world．
48．By saying"I couldn't imagine a life without books"，the writer meansB
A．books can help her to make much money
B．books are very important to everyone
C．books have nothing to do with her life
49．The children were thankful to Tati probably becauseA
A．they had books to read every day．
B．they got lots of money from her
C．she often went to the school to see them．
50．Which of the following is TRUE about Tati？C
A．In 2008，she founded an organization named Spread the Words to raise money for African children．
B．Once，she visited an African school，nobody knew her and said hello to her．
C．Tati has ever sent more than 7，000books to Africa by ship and the books she raised can start over 30libraries．

4．Riding horses is a traditional Chinese skill．In ancient times，Chinese people were used to riding horses on the road．Carriages and horses were very convenient and important for them to travel．Old Chinese people enjoyed firing arrows on the horses'backs．In addition，horses were widely used in the army．There were two kinds of soldiers at that time．One was called the cavalry
（骑兵） and the other was called the infantry （步兵）．The cavalry was much more powerful than
the infantry．Almost every war in Chinese history couldn't be without horses．
However，we can hardly see horses around us now．We always see them in films or zoos．What makes this happen？With the development of science and technology and the invention of the new things，horses have become useless．Most of the horses around us even can't run today．Some of them are only used for amusement．Are you happy to see this？I'm afraid I'm not．
56．How did Chinese people travel in the past？C
A．By bus
B．By air
C．By riding horses
D．By bike
57．Horses were also used．A
A．in the army
B．in the village
C．at school
D．in big cities
58．Compared with the cavalry，the infantry was．B
A．more powerful
B．less powerful
C．less dangerous
D．more dangerous
59．Why do we always see horses in films or zoos now？D
A．Because science and technology has developed．
B．Because new things have been developed．
C．Because a lot of horses have been hunted by people．
D．Both A and B．
60．What's the main idea of the passage？C
A．How to ride horses．
B．How to look after horses．
C．Riding horses---a traditional Chinese skill．
D．Wars in Chinese history．

3．Nearly ____the teachers in No.1Middle School will come to our school will come to our school next week and many teachers are busy preparing lessons these days．（　　）

two hundreds of

2．---What did you see，Mary？
---I saw a lot of trees and flowers on ___ of the lake and a lot of fish in the lake．（　　）

1．-I hear an ordinary（普通的） worker was chosen to play the lead role in the film
-So lucky!Just as the saying goes，"____________________"．（　　）

	A．	practice makes perfect
	B．	the early bird catches the worm
	C．	every dog has its day
	D．	actions speak louder than words

20．Tommy White has been rowing across the Pacific Ocean in a rowboat since he left California on July 10，2007．He has been heading for Australia with only birds，fish，and sharks ever since．
Crossing the Pacific is only part of his journey．Tommy has decided to go all the way around the world using his own energy．He will row，bike，walk，and climb the world without help from any motors （发动机） at all．His plan includes climbing the tallest peak on six of the continents （洲） along the way．
For the first part of his trip，he bicycled 5，546miles from Seattle，Washington to Mount McKinley in Alaska and back，walked 67miles to base camp，and climbed 20，320feet to McKinley's peak．Now he is rowing to Australia，in the second part of his adventure （冒险活动）．
Tommy has already faced some difficulties．For example，winds and waves keep pushing him westward when he wants to go south toward the Solomon Islands．If his luck doesn't change，he will cheerfully change his plan，and aim to land at Papua New Guinea．
When his trip around the world takes him across land，he enjoys meeting people---especially children．He has already visited many schools and shared his story．
Tommy encourages all kids to set their eyes on a goal and not to give up．He says，"With goals，we will make progress，and we will be farther along than when we started，even if we don't get to some goals．That's called life!"

51．When did Tommy leave California？
onJuly10，2007．
52．Is Tommy in his second or third part of his trip now？
In the second part
53．If his luck doesn't change，where will he aim to land？
At Papua New Guinea
54．What does Tommy enjoy on his trip across land？
He enjoys meeting people （especially children）．
55．What does Tommy encourage all kids to do？
Tommyencouragesallkidstosettheireyesonagoalandnottogiveup．

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