6.　 公平的;合理的

5.　 楼梯

4.　 朋友;伙伴

3.　 洪水

2.　 提供

1.　 无家可归的

　　 Until about 40 years ago, you could go by train to many small towns and villages in Britain. When British Rail took over the railway lines, they closed the smaller ones because they did not make money. But around 1979, there was a movement to re-open these small lines and to run trains on them again; not modern diesel(柴油机)trains, though, －steam engines! Before that, London’s last steam engine made its final trip in 1971. Two thousand people turned up for the ride and showed everyone how popular the old steam trains were.

　　 Henry was a manager. He liked watching football games. His nine year-old son, Dick, was a clever boy and he liked playing football in his free time. Very often he did not do his homework himself.

　　 One day, his maths teacher looked at Dick’s homework and found that he got all his answers right. She was very pleased and surprised because there used to be a lot of mistakes in Dick’s exercises. She called Dick to her desk and said to him, “You got all your homework right this time, Dick. What happened? Did your father help you? ”

　　 Usually Dick’s father helped him with his homework, but the evening before this, Dick’s father had not been able to, because he had not been at home. So Dick answered, “No, miss. He went to another city to watch a football match, so I had to do it all by myself. ”

　　 M: Can I help you?

　　 W: Yes, please. I’d like a pair of sports shoes.

　　 Q: Where is the woman?

　　 Dialogue 2

　　 W: Look, the ball is going to David. Kick a goal, David!

　　 M: Kick a goal, David! Good kick, David! You’re really a good footballer.

　　 Q: What’s David doing now?

　　 Dialogue 3

　　 W: Tom, what are you going to do when you leave school?

　　 M: I plan to go on to the college.

　　 Q: What will Tom do when he leaves school?

　　 Dialogue 4

　　 M: Does your uncle work in Japan?

　　 W: Yes, he works as an engineer in a car factory.

　　 Q: What’s the girl’s uncle?

　　 Dialogue 5

　　 M: I’m sorry, Annie. I broke your glass just now. But I’ll buy you a new one tomorrow.

　　 W: Oh, never mind, Tony. I wouldn’t let you do that.

　　 Q: What happened to Tony?

　　 Dialogue 6

　　 W: Have you got a pair of sports shoes in my size?

　　 M: I think so. How about these?

　　 W: Oh, I like them very much. How much are they?

　　 M: Eighty dollars.

　　 Q: How much are the sports shoes?

　 1. I like outdoor sports. Skating is my favorite sport.

　 2. The cat Mr. White is looking for is under the desk.

　 3. In snowy days the children often go out to make snowmen.

　 4. Mr. Chang is going to get off from a bus.

　 5. It’s half past twelve now. It’s time for lunch.