We all wait your new book for a long time. Doesn’t it still _____ now?

A. come out B. come over

C. come true D. come on

— Lucy will come to our party. Are you sure?

— She ______ come. Her mother is ill and she has to look after her today.

A. may not B. would C. must D. needn’t

_____ delicious food! I haven’t share the taste for a long time.

A. What B. What a C. How D. How a

— Exercise is good for our bodies.

—I think so. I’d rather ______ an hour’s walk to work than consider ______ a car.

A. take; driving B. take; drive C. take; to drive D. to take; driving

—No bus, no car, no train…How can I get to school, mum?

—A bicycle ______at the gate. Your father did it.

A. brought B. has brought C. is brought D. was brought

—Which singer do you like best, Jing?

—The singer ______ wears a green coat. Her voice sounds nice.

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

— Could you please tell me __________?

—Of course. You can take No. 1 bus.

A. where is Bisha Park B. how can I get to Bisha Park

C. what is Bisha Park famous for D. which way I can take to Bisha Park

Once upon a time, there was a temple in the mountains. Every day the temple send monks down to the _________ of the mountain to grind(磨) beans. One day a little monk was sent to grind beans. Before leaving, the kitchen monk _________ him, "You have to be careful because the road isn’t flat. Or you’ll pour the bean milk."

The little monk _________ to grind beans. When he returned, he thought of the kitchen monk’s serious warning. So the monk went back with great _________. However, the more careful he was, the more _________ he felt. He worries about that he could spill the bean milk, so he walked step by step on the road.

_________, at the last turning to the kitchen, a careless donor(施主) hit the little monk and the bean milk was poured on the road in half. The little monk was very frightened. The kitchen monk was very _________. He shouted to the little monk, “You did this? Didn’t I say you need to be careful? There’s no more _________ for you for dinner.”

An old monk heard this, he said to the little monk, “When you return tomorrow, have a look at the scenery beside the road and the people on the road. Then write a report to me when you come back.” The little monk felt embarrassed and worried, but the old monk _________ him to do that.

The next day, __________ the way back, the young monk found the scenery beside him was very beautiful. He saw the beautiful mountain, fields with farmers, some happy children on the road and two olds playing chess by the road. He watched the wonderful sceneries as he walked. Soon he came back to the temple with full bean milk.

1.A. roof B. foot C. hand D. surface

2.A. told B. pushed C. praised D. warned

3.A. agreed B. refused C. pushed D. held

4.A. care B. energy C. experience D. happiness

5.A. happy B. shy C. comfortable D. nervous

6.A. Luckily B. Especially C. Unluckily D. Usually

7.A. happy B. sorry C. angry D. kind

8.A. chance B. food C. luck D. talk

9.A. asked B. shouted C. prevented D. encouraged

10.A. at B. in C. for D. on

A man named Hayden was seriously ill in a hospital. Another patient named Kevin was in the same room with him. But Hilary’s bed was next to the window; Kevin’s was in the corner.

The two men talked a lot. Every afternoon Hilary passed the time by describing to his roommate Kevin all the things he could see outside the window. He described there was a park with a lovely lake. Ducks and swans played on the water while children sailed their model boats and grand old trees graced the landscapes. As Hilary described all those in details, Kevin closed his eyes and imagined the sceneries.

The days passed and Kevin missed seeing more sights, so he began to brood(沉思) and found himself unable to sleep. He should be by that window. Late one night, Hilary began to cough. In less than five minutes, there was only silence—deathly silence. Hilary died in the bed next to the window.

The following morning, Kevin asked if he could be moved next to the window. The nurse was happy to do that for him. Finally, he would have the joy of seeing the scenes all himself. He slowly looked out of the window beside the bed. It was nothing but faced a black wall.

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

1.From this passage, we know Hilary was staying ______.

A. in the room’s corner B. beside the room’s window

C. in the front park D. beside the park’s lake

2.Why did Hilary describe the sceneries outside the window?

A. Because he wanted to make Kevin happy.

B. Because the sceneries out of the window were too beautiful.

C. Because the nurse asked him to exchange his mind with Kevin.

D. Because he wanted to spend his boring time out.

3.When Hilary described the sceneries, Kevin ______.

A. slept deeply B. looked out of the window

C. talked with the nurse D. shared the sceneries in mind

4.The nurse was happy when Kevin asked to move next to the window. Which is the possible reason?

A. The nurse felt sad for Hilary’s death. B. No patients would like to stay in that bed.

C. Hilary and Kevin were good friends. D. Good sceneries made Kevin feel better.

5.What’s the best title for this passage?

A. Out of the Window B. Two Patients in the Hospital

C. The Nurse and the Patients D. A Patient’s Bed

Bblythe was doing a school project on children’s rights. She decided to surf the Internet for some information. Here is what she has found.

The United Nations lists the rights of children. Most countries agree with all of them, but some countries don’t. The following are some of the most important rights of children:

Children have the right to be properly fed, clothed and looked after by their family. If their family cannot do so, the government should take responsibility.

Children have the right to get education, development and medical care, which should be provided by the government.

Children mustn’t be tortured by their parents or others. They have had self-respect(自尊心).

Children have the right to expect the government to protect them from all kinds of hurt and neglect(疏忽).

No child under fifteen should be made to fight as a solider.

Children have the right to be protected from being made to work too hard to make money for other people.

In some countries children don’t have these rights. Many young children are made to work long hours in factories and on farms. In some countries there are so few schools that only rich children can get education. There aren’t enough doctors or nurses to help children when they’re sick, either.

The rights of children are the rights people think children should have. They’re not always the rights children really have.

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

1.Bblythe found the information about children’s right from______.

A. library books B. magazines C. newspapers D. the Internet

2.According to the passage, which shouldn’t be provided by the government completely?

A. Clothes. B. Development. C. Education. D. Medical care.

3.What does the underlined word “tortured” mean？

A. 尊重 B. 虐待 C. 支持 D. 残害

4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. All countries agree with the rights of the children listed by the UN.

B. The government should feed a child if his family can’t do so.

C. Children can be tortured by their parents, but not any others.

D. Children can be made to work hard to make money for others.

5.What does the passage mainly talk about?

A. Bblythe’s idea on children’s rights.

B. The rights which children really have.

C. Some children’s rights listed by the UN.

D. The rights which children in most countries have.