Paul couldn"t 1 last night. He woke up early and sat up, and he lay down again. He felt terrible. "I
must be ill," he thought, "but I must study for that 2 ." He got up and looked for his history notebook.
He finally found it on his chair. He 3 over his history notes, but he couldn"t remember any of the
facts in his notes. "What shall I do?" He felt terrible. Just then Paul"s telephone rang, so he put down his
notebook and picked up the telephone. "Good morning," Jack"s voice said. "You must be wrong about the
test." "What do you mean?" Paul asked weakly. "We aren"t going to 4 today," Jack said. "I wrote down
the date in my notebook. The test will be next Wednesday. It isn"t today. 5 do you feel this morning?"
"Fine," said Paul. "Just fine!" Suddenly he really felt fine. |
( )1. A. asleep
( )2. A. test
( )3. A. go
( )4. A. took a rest
( )5. A. Why | B. sleep
B. lesson
B. went
B. have a rest
B. Which | C. slept
C. book
C. goes
C. have a test
C. What | D. sleepy
D. class
D. going
D. give a test
D. How | | 完形填空。 | It was a Saturday 1 in May. When Mrs. Edwards opened her curtains (窗帘) and looked out, she
smiled and said, "It"s going to be a beautiful day." She woke up (唤醒) her small 2 at half past eight
and said to him, "Get up, Teddy. We"re going to go to the zoo today. Wash your hands and face, brush
your teeth and eat your breakfast quickly. We"re going to go to New York 3 train."
Teddy was six years old. He felt very happy 4 he liked going to the zoo a lot, and he also liked
going by train. He said, "I dreamed about the zoo last night, Mom." His mother was in a hurry, but she
stopped and smiled at her small son. "You did, Teddy?" she said. "And what did you do in the zoo in your
dream?" Teddy laughed and answered, " 5 , Mom! You were there in my dream, too." | ( )1. A. morning
( )2. A. daughter
( )3. A. in
( )4. A. and
( )5. A. You know | B. noon
B. son
B. on
B. but
B. You don’t know | C. afternoon
C. granddaughter
C. by
C. so
C. Do you know | D. evening
D. grandson
D. of
D. because
D. I’m sorry | | 完形填空。 | Mr. John was at the window of a train in 1 . He was going to Washington, and now he was 2 .
The train began moving, and an old worker 3 the window. Mr. John shouted angrily at the 6 ,
" I gave you my luggage (行李) an hour ago, 5 you didn"t put it in the train. Why isn"t it here, and
where did you 6 it?" The old man smiled at Mr. John and said, "I looked 7 you here and there,
but I didn"t 8 you. Your luggage isn"t as foolish 9 you are. You are in the wrong 10 . This
one is going to New York." | ( )1. A. the street
( )2. A. tired
( )3. A. came to
( )4. A. boy
( )5. A. so
( )6. A. lost
( )7. A. over
( )8. A. find
( )9. A. so
( )10. A. window | B. the station
B. busy
B. left
B. woman
B. and
B. put
B. at
B. look for
B. but
B. luggage | C. Washington
C. happy
C. opened
C. worker
C. or
C. found
C. for
C. find out
C. for
C. train | D. the factory
D. angry
D. closed
D. driver
D. but
D. forgot
D. after
D. bring
D. as
D. station | | 阅读理解。 | Once upon a time, there were three tortoises who were friends. One of them was a large tortoise (乌龟),
one was a medium-sized tortoise and the third was a small tortoise.
One day they went into a restaurant and ordered some cake. While they were waiting for the cake, they
remembered that they hadn"t brought any money. "Hey, we forgot to bring money to pay for our cake," the
big tortoise said. "The little tortoise can go home and get it," the medium-sized tortoise said. "He"s the youngest,
so he should be the one to go." The little tortoise wasn"t very pleased at this, but he knew he shouldn"t argue
(争吵) with his elders, so he said, "All right, I"ll go. But you must promise not to eat my cake while I"m away."
The large tortoise and the medium-sized tortoise agreed, and the little tortoise set off for home to get some
money.
A few days later, the big tortoise said to the medium-sized tortoise, "Let"s eat the little tortoise"s cake.
I"m hungry again." "So am I," the medium-sized tortoise said, and reached for the cake. As she did so, the
little tortoise shouted from near the door of the restaurant, "If you touch my cake, I won"t go and get the
money!" | | 1. The three tortoises _____. | | [ ] | A. didn"t know each other
B. knew each other
C. lived in a restaurant
D. were very poor | | 2. The three tortoises found they didn"t take money with them _____. | | [ ] | A. when they were ordering the cake
B. after they ate up the cake
C. before they went into the restaurant
D. after they ordered the cake | | The little tortoise _____. | | [ ] | A. didn"t mind getting the money
B. couldn"t find the money
C. wanted to share his cake
D. agreed to get the money | | 4. The little tortoise _____. | | [ ] | A. didn"t go very far after a few days
B. came back very quickly
C. had some money with him
D. believed in the other two tortoises | | 5. The two elders decided to eat the little tortoise"s cake because _____. | | [ ] | A. they felt hungry again
B. they wanted to leave at last
C. the cake was so nice to eat
D. they were angry with the little tortoise | | 阅读理解。 | Mary was an operator (接线员) of 911 in Los Angeles. One Thursday morning, she was surprised to
get a call from a young child who said "Mommy ill, Mommy ill" again and again. Mary hurried to find the
address of the call. She called the police, and in a minute, the policemen and doctors arrived at the house.
They broke the door open, and they couldn"t believe their eyes. The little child was so young that maybe
she could not walk! She was sitting beside her mother and holding her mother"s hand. Tears (眼泪) were
running down her face.
The doctors gave the woman some medicine and soon she woke up. Later, she told people, "Everyone
was surprised that my daughter could call 911.One Monday I tried to teach her how to call 911, but she
couldn"t do it." Mary was surprised, too. "It"s the first time I"ve seen a two-year-old child call 911." | | 1. What did Mary do every day? | | [ ] | A. She answered the telephone calls.
B. She talked with the policemen and the doctors.
C. She played with the children.
D. She dealt with emergencies. (紧急情况) | | 2. How did she feel when she answered the little"s girl"s call? | | [ ] | A. She was worried
B. She was worry
C. She was surprised
D. She was happy. | | 3. How did the policemen and the doctors get into the house? | | [ ] | A. They went in through the windows
B. They broke the door open
C. They didn"t go in
D. The woman was outside the house. They didn"t need to go in. | | 4. How could the little girl learn to call 911? | | [ ] | A. she learnt it by herself.
B. she called it by chance. (偶然地)
C. Her mother taught her one Monday
D. Her mother often taught her. | | 5. How old was the little girl? | | [ ] | A. She was only two years old.
B. She was nine years old.
C. She was five years old.
D. She couldn"t walk, so she must be less than one year old. |
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