47.    Next,  cook for five minutes and         (add) two eggs.

46.    Don't forget         (wash) hands before meals.

41.    ―Boys and girls, what will you get if you        fifteen         twenty?

―Thirty-five.

42.    You should peel the apples first, and then        them         .

43.    What a  mess ！         all  the books  ____________  your schoolbag, please.

44.    Don't         these   newspapers. I'll choose some interesting pieces.

45.    You needn't____________ the milk____________ the cup. You can drink it from the paper bag.

All over the world, people 31. d__________ tea. But tea doesn't 32.  m_________   the same thing to

everyone. In China ， people drink tea when they 33.   g________   together. The Chinese drink tea at

34.   a________ _ time of the day at home or in the teahouse. They like tea with 35. n_________ . In Eng-

land, the 36. 1          afternoon is "teatime". Most of the Englishmen 37.  h________ a cup of tea then.

The English usually 38.  m         tea in a teapot, and drink it 39.  w_________   milk and sugar. They also eat cakes, cookies and little sandwiches at 40.  t_______ ,

Dear Linda,

I'm really glad to receive your letter. You said you were learning to cook. Is it interesting? I think if you want to keep healthy, food is very important. You'll be in good health if you try different kinds of foods, especially vegetables and fruit. I eat them every day.

You asked me how to make a milk shake. There are many different kinds of milk shakes, such as apple milk shake, banana milk shake and carrot milk shake. Carrot milk shake is my favorite, because carrots and milk are both good for health. Before starting, we need a carrot, a glass of milk, some ice and two teaspoons of honey. Of course, you need a blender.

Now let's start. First, wash the carrot and cut it up. Next, put the carrot, the milk? some ice and two teaspoons of honey in the blender. Then turn on the blender. Keep it working for one minute. Final?ly, pour the carrot milk shake into a glass and drink it. It's delicious！

I want to learn how to make some Chinese food, for example, dumplings. Could you teach me?

Write soon!

Yours, Sally

(       )26.   This letter is about how to make         •
A.  fruit salad          B.  a milk shake

C,  a sandwich         D. dumplings

       (       )27.        kinds of milk shake are mentioned in the letter.

A.  Five B.  Four   C.  Three D. Two

(       )28.  What kind of milk shake is Sally's favorite?

A.   Apple milk shake.

B.    Banana milk shake.

C.    Strawberry milk shake.

D.   Carrot milk shake.

(       )29.   Which of the following is NOT men?tioned in the letter?

A.   Milk and ice.

B.    Sugar and yogurt.

C.    Carrots and honey.

D.   Vegetables and fruit.

(       )30.  Which of the following is NOT true according to the letter?

A.   Sally can cook Chinese food.

B.    Linda is learning how to cook.

C.    Sally thinks carrots are good for health.

D.   Sally eats fruit every day.

English breakfast is a very big meal-―eggs, tomatoes, tea, coffee...

But 16 many people, lunch is a quick meal. 17 cities, there are a lot of sandwich bars, where office workers can 18 all kinds of sandwi?ches ,salad and meat. School children can have a hot meal at school, but many students like taking a sandwich made by their parents, a drink and some fruit from     19 .

"Tea" 20 two things. It includes a drink and a meal. Some people have afternoon tea with sandwiches, cakes and a cup of tea.

Englishmen usually have supper quite early, 21     6：00 p. m. and 8：00 p. m. ， and often 22 the family members get together.

23    Sundays many families have a traditional lunch. They have chicken,  pork,  vegetables. The
24     like food from     25     countries, too, especially the food from France, China, Italy and India.
(       )16.  A.  for    B.  at        C.  in       D. on
(       )17.  A.  At     B.  On      C.  In      D. For
(       )18.  A.  buy   B.  make   C.  cook   D. do
(       )19.   A.   home     B. school C.   shop       D. library

(       )20.   A.   is      B.  means C.  gives D. was

(       )21.  A, from  B.  betweenC.  at      D. to
(       )22.  A.  all     B.  both    C.  every D. no
(      )23. A. In      B. On      C. At     D. From
(       )24.  A. Japanese      B. Americans C.  Chinese         D. Englishmen

(       )25.  A.  others        B. other C.   the others     D. another

(       )15.  Can you          the milk into the blender?

A.   drink            B. peel

C.   pour              D. cut

(       )14.  It's time for us         soup.

A.  to make           B. making

C.   make             D. made

(       )13.   Please           the pot water.

A. fill; with        B. fill; of
C.  full; of        D.  full; in

(       )12.   Here          two pieces bread.

A.  is; of          B.  are; of

C.  is; for             D.  are; for