On Weekdays, Micheal gets up at 6:30. He has breakfast at 7:00 and then he goes to school. He goes to school by bike.

　　He gets to school at about 7: 30 every day. He doesn't like to be late. They begin classes at 8:00. They have lunch in the middle of the day. In the afternoon, classes are over at 3:00, and Michael gets home at about 4:00. But they often play games, and he gets home at 5:00. . He has supper at about 6:00 with his father and mother.

　　In the evening, Michael does his homework. He often watches TV on Saturday evening. He goes to bed at about 10:30.

（1）What time does Michael get up on weekdays?

He gets up at ________.

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A．6:30　　B．7:00　　C．7:30

（2）How does Michael go to school?

He goes there ________.

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A．by bus　　B．by car　　C．by bike

（3）When do they have lunch?

They have it at ________.

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A．1:30　　B．12:00　　C．3:00

（4）Does Michael often play games in the afternoon?

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A．Yes, he is

B．Yes, he does

C．No, he doesn't

（5）What does Michael usually do in the evening?

He ________.

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A．plays computer games

B．watches TV

C．does his homework

　　Mr. Green is from England. He and his wife are teachers. They teach English in Shanghai. They have a son and a daughter. Their names are Jack and Mary. Jack is ten. He is a student in a school. But Mary isn't a student. She is only five. They have two bikes and a car. One bike is big, the other is small. The big one is for Jack, and the small one is for Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Green go to work in their car. They don't like to stay at home on Saturdays and Sundays. They sometimes go to the park. Sometimes they go to their friends' homes. They have a lot of friends in China.

（1）The Green family is in ________ now.

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A．England　　B．China　　C．the USA

（2）The Greens teach ________ in China.

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A．English　　B．Chinese　　C．Japanese

（3）The small bike is ________.

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A．Mr. Green's　　B．Jack's　　C．Mary's

（4）The Greens go to work 　　   .

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A．on their bikes　　B．in their car　　C．on foot

（5）They don't like to stay at home ________.

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A．on Sundays　　B．on Saturdays　　C．both A and B

　　A teacher was helping one of her kindergarten students put his boots on. He asked for help and she could see why. Even with her pulling and pushing the boots just didn't want to go on. By the time she d got the second boot on, she'd worked up a sweat. That's when the little boy said, “Mrs. Smith, they're on the wrong feet.”She looked, and sure enough, they were.

　　It wasn't any easier getting them back off and re-put upon the correct feet. That's when the little boy said, “These aren't my boots.”

　　She didn't say anything (Who wants to swear at a 5-year-old boy?) and managed to calm herself down, and together they worked them back off. He said, “they're my brother's. My mom made me wear them.”

　　Mrs. Smith didn't know whether to laugh or cry. But she gathered the courage one more time to put those boots on his feet again. “Now,”she said,“where are you mittens（连指手套）?”

　　“I put them in the toes（靴头）of my boots.”

　　Uncle Wang works in a bookshop in the middle of the city. The shop is not far from his home. It's about one kilometre away. So Uncle Wang seldom（很少）goes to work by bus. He usually goes there by bike, sometimes on foot. It takes him twenty minutes to get there by bike, and forty minutes on foot. Today his bike is broken. He wants to walk there. Now he's having breakfast. He leaves home at ten minutes to eight. He walks to work twenty minutes earlier. His work starts at half past eight in the morning and finishes at a quarter to five in the afternoon.

　　A mother and her young son got on a bus in a small city and sat down. The bus conductor came to them for their money. The mother said, “I want one ticket to Oxford,”And gave her a shilling（1先令=12便士）.

　　The conductor looked at the small boy for a few seconds and then said to him. “How old are you, young man?”

　　The mother began speaking, but the conductor stopped her, and the boy said, “I'm four years old at home, and two and a half in buses or trains.”

　　The mother took six pence（便士）out of her bag and gave the money to the conductor.

阅读理解

　　Swimming is very popular. People like swimming in summer because water makes people feel cool. But if you swim in a wrong place, it may not be safe. These years, a lot of people died (死) when they were enjoying themselves in the water, and most of them were students. It is a facl that some people are not careful in swimming. They often think they swim so well that nothing will happen to them in water.

　　Summer is here again. If you go swimming in summer, don't forget (忘记) that better swimmers have died in water. They died because they were not careful, not because they could not swim. So don't get into water when you are alone. If there is a “No swimming” sign, still don't get into water. If you remember these, swimming will be safe.

(1) ____ like swimming in summer.

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(2) Some swimmers die in water because

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A. they think they can swim well

B. they are not strong enough

C. it is dangerous to swim along

D. they are too careful

(3) The writer wants to tell us

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A. that we must be careful in swimming

B. that we should go swimming in summer

C. swimming is a good sport

D. swimming is very popular, esp. in summer

(4) What is the possible meaning of the underlined word “careful”?

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Alan, Sato and Fanny are from different parts of the world. They write in a magazine about how people celebrate Halloween in their countries. Read their articles.

　My name is Alan. I live in Beijing. We do not really celebrate Halloween here but my friends and I watch frightening films on TV. We do not wear special costumes. We do not go to our neighbours' houses. This year, I will have a small Halloween party at home. I will draw a pumpkin and put it on the wall. I will wear a ghost costume that night.

　　My name is Sato. I am from Japan. We do not celebrate Halloween at home. In October,Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and everyone in Tokyo Disneyland wear orange clothes. They paint the houses orange in Toontown. On 31st October, they have a costume parade at four o'clock in the afternoon. A parade is a line of people walking in the street. Everyone wears special costumes. Last year, a lot of people wore Pikachu costumes, Some people wore Batman costumes.

　　My name is Fanny. I am from New York. Halloween is a very exciting festival here. In early October, we go to the farms and buy pumpkins. We make faces on the pumpkins to make lanterns. We also buy costumes from shops. Last year, I bought a witch costume. On October 31st, we dress up and knock on our neighbors' doors and say 'trick or treat’. Then they give us candies. We see 'witches' and 'ghosts' everywhere.

Peter has read the articles in the magazine. He wants to tell his friends about Halloween in Japan and New York. Help him complete the sentences. Circle the correct letters.

(1) In Tokyo Disneyland, everyone wears ________ clothes at Halloween.

　A. yellow  B. orange  C. white

(2) In Toontown, there is a costume parade at ________ o'clock in the afternoon.

　A. four  B. six  C. eight

(3) People in New York make faces on pumpkins to make _______.

　A. balloons  B. farms  C. lanterns

(4) In New York, children dress up as ghosts and knock on their neighbours' doors to say'________’.

　A. trick or treat

　B. Happy Halloween

　C. Merry Christmas

There are a lot of bird fossils in the museum.（同义转换)

You are very lucky. You can see so many birds fossils.（同义转换)

Hangzhou was filled with birds when I was a child.（同义转换）