How do you get on with your teachers? Every day, we spend hours with our teachers at school. We 41　 them, and they teach us to be good people. The relationship between students and teachers is very important.

　　 Teachers care about our studies and lives, and it seems they know everything about the subjects they teach. They also have the right (权利) to decide　 42　 should be the class leaders or represent the class to take part in the activities.

　　 So, many students want to be the teacher' s pet. We 43 teachers great respect. In class, we obey the rules and keep　 44　 if the teacher doesn' t ask us to speak. We　 45　 have opinions different from our teachers'. When they make a mistake, we are afraid to point it out. Some of us don ' t want to contact teachers after class because we don' t want to bother (打扰) them.

　　 At American 46. , the situation is a little different. Teachers and students are more like friends.　 47　 a teacher by his or her name is common. In class, students express their opinions 　48 and challenge (挑战) teachers when they don' t agree. If it lures out that a teacher made a mistake, the teacher will say " 49 " in front of the whole class. Students and teachers also

communicate through e-mail, Facebook or Twitter after class. They chat 50　 studies and life experiences.

　　 Teachers are like our parents and our friends. So we should respect our teachers.

41. A. learn about　 B. learn from　 　C. come from　　 D. hear about

42. A. that　　　　 B. which　　　　 C. who　　　　 D. what

.43~ A. send　　 　B. make　　　 　C. tell　　　　　 D. show

44. A. quiet　　　　 B. noisy　　　 　 C. fired　　　　 D. sleepy

45. A. often　　　 　B. usually　　　 C. always　　 　 D. hardly

46. A. families　　　 B. offices　　　 C. schools　　　 D. shops

47. A. Calling　　 　B. Call　　　 　　C. Calls　　 　 D. Called

48. A. really　 　　 B. quickly　 　　 C. freely　　 　 D. regularly

49. A. OK　　　 　 B. thanks　　　 　C. sorry　　　 　 D. yes

50. A. for　　　　 B. about　　 　 C. with　　 　　D. to

French kids can be editors for a day
Can kids make their own newspapers? They do in Paris. Student editors at a French newspaper for kids called Mon Quotidien, do every day.
The ten-year-old newspaper sometimes sells 200,000 copies every day. It gets more than one million dollars every year! This is much more than many other newspapers.
How do they decide what to put in the paper? All the adult editors working on the children’s newspaper agree that the paper should be simple to read. Kids should be able to finish it within 10 minutes. The paper covers(报道) kids’ favorite subjects like school life, animals and science. It also talks about big world problems.
In order to make the paper more popular with kids, adult editors invite students aged 10 to 15 to join them. They have meetings every Wednesday and Sunday. Adult editors, reporters and kids sit together and decide which topics should come out in the paper and on which page. Which topic should come out on the front page, world news or bears in the zoo? Often the kid editors and adult editors disagree. Sometimes, the adult editors have to give up because their little editors won’t give in. Usually the student editors stay in the newspaper office for three hours at each meeting. Any kid in France can call the newspaper if they are interested in being a one-day editor.
【小题1】The French newspaper Mon Quotidien has a history of 10 years.
【小题2】The newspaper is for the kids to create and practice, not to earn any money.
【小题3】 The editors of the newspaper are all kids.
【小题4】 The children can finish reading the newspaper within 10 minutes because it’s simple.

In Australia, different people have different ways to enjoy themselves. They also have their own ideas about   61   to pass time.

   62    children, about 80%, work hard in school because they have to take lots of exams. After school, they don’t want to stay at home reading books any more.   63  , they put aside their school bags and go out to play.

Some old people   64   early in the morning. Then they go to park to   65  . It helps them know what is happening around the world. In the evening, they would prefer to stay at home   66   rather than do anything else. 

    Young people enjoy having   67   trip on weekends. They go to mountains to have a picnic or go to the   68   to camp. They usually start on Friday and spend one or two days outside. Then on   69   evening, they start their way back home.   70   seems to be in a hurry, although a busy week is waiting for them again.

1. A. what          B. how              C. when             D. why

2.A. Some           B. Most             C. All              D. No

3. A. However       B. Though           C. Instead          D. Or

4.A. get up         B. come up          C. stay up          D. set up

5.A. read newspapers    B. do sports        C. enjoy themselves D. have breakfast

6. A. climbing hills    B. watching TV      C. go shopping      D. going hiking

7. A. boring            B. busy             C. tiring           D. relaxing

8. A. forest            B. floor                C. flat         D. factory

9.A. Friday         B. Sunday           C. Tuesday          D. Wednesday

10.A. Anybody       B. Somebody         C. Everybody            D. Nobody

In Australia, different people have different ways to enjoy themselves. They also have their own ideas about   61   to pass time.

   62    children, about 80%, work hard in school because they have to take lots of exams. After school, they don’t want to stay at home reading books any more.   63  , they put aside their school bags and go out to play.

Some old people   64   early in the morning. Then they go to park to   65  . It helps them know what is happening around the world. In the evening, they would prefer to stay at home   66   rather than do anything else. 

    Young people enjoy having   67   trip on weekends. They go to mountains to have a picnic or go to the   68   to camp. They usually start on Friday and spend one or two days outside. Then on   69   evening, they start their way back home.   70   seems to be in a hurry, although a busy week is waiting for them again.

61. A. what         B. how              C. when             D. why

62. A. Some             B. Most             C. All              D. No

63. A. However      B. Though           C. Instead          D. Or

64. A. get up           B. come up          C. stay up          D. set up

65. A. read newspapers  B. do sports            C. enjoy themselves D. have breakfast

66. A. climbing hills   B. watching TV      C. go shopping      D. going hiking

67. A. boring           B. busy             C. tiring               D. relaxing

68. A. forest           B. floor                C. flat             D. factory

69. A. Friday           B. Sunday           C. Tuesday          D. Wednesday

70. A. Anybody      B. Somebody         C. Everybody            D. Nobody