---What would you like to have for lunch, Wendy?

--- ________is OK. I am hungry enough to eat a horse.

A. Something B. Anything C. Someone D. Anybody

Which of the following words has the stress on the second syllable(音節(jié))?

A. expensive B. palace C. hospital D. capital

Which of the following underlined (劃線(xiàn)) parts has the same sound as [i?]?

A. fridge B. community C. machine D. capital

--- What do you think of eating in KFC again?

---________. Fast food is bad for our health.

A. Sounds like a good idea. B. Sounds cool!

C. I think it is a good idea. D. Why not make a change?

The American government(政府) has made new rules to limit(限制) junk food and sweet drinks in schools. The rules stop advertisements(廣告) for ___________ foods on school grounds during the school day.

Big companies like Coca-Cola and Pepsi Co are saying "yes" to the new _________. Many have already started to advertise their healthier foods. For schools, they will __________ junk food advertisements like a Coca-Cola scoreboard(記分牌). Schools need to get a(n)__________ scoreboard with a healthier message.

"The new rule makes sure that schools should be a safe place where kids can__________and where students can eat healthy food and keep a healthy ___________ habit." Tom, a government officer, said in a meeting.

The new rules also plan to help _________ kids. They will make the schools offer breakfast and lunch for all _________ for free. The government says that will help feed about millions of kids in 22,000 schools. The rules will help keep schools on ways to build standards(標(biāo)準(zhǔn)) for foods.

"Obesity rates(肥胖率) among children in the US have dropped greatly over the last 10 years. This means that at least for kids, we can do something helpful to stop(阻止) them from getting too ___________. That's ___________ we have the new rules." Tom said.

1.A. healthy B. unhealthy C. cheap D. expensive

2.A. books B. classes C. foods D. rules

3.A. take away B. eat up C. run out D. talk about

4.A. big B. small C. old D. new

5.A. learn B. work C. play D. rest

6.A. working B. singing C. eating D. thinking

7.A. clever B. poor C. young D. smart

8.A. teachers B. workers C. students D. doctors

9.A. fat B. thin C. slim D. healthy

10.A. what B. why C. where D. when

On the third Sunday of June every year, we admire(欽佩) the person in our lives who taught you how to ride your bike or read a book and who offers helps to the whole family. Yes, I mean dad, daddy, father. Father’s Day is the time to show him thanks for everything he does for you.

Oh! Write me a song of my father. And tell me the reason. You ever write songs about mother. Not a word of dear father you say? These words from C. Henry’s song, Oh! Write Me a Song of My Father, have been written by Sonora Dodd, a young girl who, along with her five younger brothers, was raised by her father.

On a Mother’s Day, Sonora spoke to the government and suggested(建議) her own father’s birthday, of June 5, as the day to thank fathers. The government chose the third Sunday in June instead and the very first Father’s day was celebrated on June 19, 1910 in Spokane Washington.

It took some time before Father’s Day became the national holiday we know today. At the time, people disagree with the idea of this holiday because they didn’t like the idea that men would get flowers and other gifts. Finally, President Lyndon B. Johnson made the decision(決定) that the third Sunday of June would be Father’s Day.

1.Who do we show our thanks on the third Sunday of June?

A. Fathers B. Mothers C. Teachers D. Children.

2.From the passage, We can learn _________.

A. Sonora Dodd wrote a song for her mother B. the first Father’s Day began in Europe

C. Father’s Day is on Sonora’s dad’s birthday D. the first Father’s Day began in the USA

3.How many children did Sonora Dodd's father have?

A. Four B. Five C. Six D. Seven.

"Well, we're in our new house. Let's get a new pet." Mrs. Brown says to her husband.

"That sounds like a very good idea," he answers. "Do you want to see the ads(廣告) in the newspaper?"

"Let's go to the animal center. Many pets there need homes. Tomorrow is Saturday, so we can both go," she says.

The next morning the Browns meet Mr. Snow at the animal center. "We want to be sure that the pets here go to good homes," Mr. Snow says, "So I need to ask you some questions."

After they talk for a while, the Browns decide to get a small dog. It wouldn't need a big house or a big yard. A small dog would bark (吠) and warn (警告) them if someone try to break into (闖入)their house. After Mr. Snow gives the Browns a book on pet care, they choose one and want to take her home right away. But the animal doctor doesn’t check her yet. So Mr. Snow tells them to return on Sunday.

On Sunday afternoon the Browns go to the animal center. The animal doctor says, "Shadow has all of her shots (預(yù)防針). She will be healthy." The Browns thank the doctor and take Shadow home.

1.“The animal center ”in the reading means _____.

A. a place to sell small dogs B. a place to keep homeless animals

C. a place to study animals D. a place to sell books on pet care

2.The Browns thinks that a small dog _____.

A. doesn't need to look after B. can help them watch their house

C. eats less food than a bigger one D. usually has a beautiful name

3.It's right that _____.

A. Shadow will not be easy to get ill B. the Browns are not pleased with Shadow

C. Mr. Snow doesn't check Shadow at all D. Shadow likes barking a lot

People often talk about jobs. But when I tell others what I do for a living, they can hardly(幾乎不) believe it. But I’m not joking(開(kāi)玩笑). I spend my days at work eating chocolate! I taste chocolate to make sure that people can get wonderful chocolate from our factory.

Every week I get chocolate from our factory. I have to check it for taste and smell. I also have to taste raw material(原材料) we usually use. I spend days choosing(選擇) the most suitable ones to go into the chocolate.

Just beside my office I have a kitchen. I test and taste chocolate I make there. My kitchen is full of machines. It’s wonderful to work during the day.

No two days are the same in this job. Sometimes I am in the kitchen. Sometimes I’m out of the country to buy the raw materials we need, for some people, that can be difficult because I have a young family. But I love this job. I like to live a different life every day. The question is that many people ask me if I get bored of chocolate. I work with it for a long time, but I never feel I don’t want to eat it. In fact, I often go home and eat some more in the morning!

1.Which of the following does the writer do in his job?

①selling chocolate machines ②testing and tasting chocolate

③buying chocolate of different tastes ④choosing raw materials of chocolate

A. ①③ B. ①④ C. ②③ D. ②④

2.The underlined word “that” in Paragraph 4 means ________.

A. eating too much chocolate B. going to a different country

C. living a different life every day D. working a long time in the kitchen

3.What does the writer think of his job?

A. Boring. B. Enjoyable.（令人開(kāi)心的） C. Uninteresting. D. Useless

4.The passage is mainly about _________.

A. what the writer’s job is like B. when the writer begins his job

C. why the writer loves chocolate D. how the writer makes chocolate

同義句轉(zhuǎn)換

1.I live in this room. She also lives in this room.

She_________the same room______me.

2.You live on the sixth floor. He lives on the tenth floor.

You live________floors________him.

3.This flat has an area of about 150 square metres.

This flat is about 150 square metres________ ________.

4.His bike doesn’t work.

There is _______ _________ with his bike.

5.It takes twenty minutes on foot from your home to school.

It is twenty_______ ______from your home to school.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及所給首字母提示寫(xiě)出所缺單詞，使短文意思完整，每空一詞。

WeChat is becoming more and more p 1. among young people now. It plays an important role in people’s life. But different people have different i 2. of it. Here are three persons’ opinions.

I am Tony from Shenzhen. W3. WeChat, I can’t live even a day. Every day, I keep in touch with my friends on it. I o4.my meals on it. What’s more, I buy what I like on WeChat. It makes my life c5. and interesting. I like We Chat. It’s my tea.

I am Alice. I am 60 years old. As for me, I don’t like WeChat. Now many people, especially young people, lose t 6.in WeChat. They don’t care about the things a7.them. For example, last Sunday my child came back home to have a family meal with us. They didn’t chat with us, or did any housework. Instead, they kept w 8.their own mobile phones and did what they like on WeChat. I felt angry with them. I have to say it again. I don’t like WeChat.

My name is Jim. I think WeChat is an important tool for us. But we have to use it correctly. When we want to talk with our friends and we are not in the s9. city, it can help us to make it. When we drive our cars, we can’t use it because it is too dangerous. Using it or not depends on different situations.

In a word, WeChat is not e10.in your life．