A:Would you like to go to the cartoon show with me this afternoon, John?

B: But I’m busy writing my graduation thesis.

A.I’m sorry to hear that B.It sounds like fun.

C.I’ll take your advice. D.It’s a pleasure.

Complete the following sentences as required （根據(jù)所給要求完成下列句子,前六小題每題空格限填一詞）

1.She cut the bananas into pieces before making a banana milkshake.（改為一般疑問句）

______she________the bananas into pieces before making a banana milkshake?

2.They will get up early in the morning to see the sunrise in the mountains.（對劃線部分提問）

___________they get up early in the morning?

3.Visitors showed great interest in the Steam Courses in our school.（保持句意不變）

Visitor were__________the Steam Courses in our school.

4.Jack never returns the library books and magazines on time. （改為反意疑問句）

Jack never returns the library books and magazines on time, __________?

5.Mary sent some postcards to her friends in China after she arrived in London.（改為被動語態(tài)）

Some postcards________to her friends in China after Mary arrived in London.

6.Jessica asked her husband, “Have you repaired the washing machine?”（合并為一句）

Jessica asked her husband_______________had repaired the washing machine.

7.much, it, send, cost, study abroad, the parents, to, money, the girl, to（連詞成句）

_______________________________________________________________________.

Choose the best answer （根據(jù)以下內容，選擇最恰當?shù)拇鸢福?/p>

Many children like reading detective stories. They enjoy going behind the scenes with the main character: a detective. Here are three of the most popular.

Best Detective Stories for Teenagers

Nate the Great (Book 1 of 26)

Nate the Great has a new case! His friend Annie has lost an expensive picture. She wants Nate to help her find it. Nate must get all the facts, ask the right questions and narrow the list of suspects. Join the great detective as he solves the mystery, will you?

Paperback: $5.39 >> Buy it on Amazon

Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective (Book 1 of 28)

Encyclopedia Brown is a ten-year-old boy genius who puts his talents to work fighting crime in the small town of Idaville. He solves mysteries for the neighborhood kids. His dad is the chief of the Idvaille Police Department. Every night, Encyclopedia helps him solve his most difficult cases. There are ten cases in each book. Not only does Encyclopedia have a chance to solve them, but the reader is also given all the clues.

Paperback: $4.99 >> Buy it on Amazon

The 100-Year-Old Secret:The Sherlock Files (Book 1 of 4)

Xena and Xander Holmes have just found they’re the great -- grandchildren of Sherlock Holmes. They are given Sherlock’s unsolved casebook. The two set out to solve the cases. Can two 21st-century kids succeed where Sherlock could not?

Paperback:$7.79 >> Buy it on Amazon

1.According to the poster, these books are very popular among .

A.detectives B.children C.suspects D.adults

2.In Book 1 of Nate the Great, Nate’s friend Annie .

A.has lost some expensive books B.helps Nate to be a good detective

C.wants Nate to get the picture back D.asks Nate to join the detective

3.A reader can if he buys one copy of Encyclopedia Brown. Boy Detective.

A.fight crime in the small town B.solve mysteries for the neighborhood kids

C.help police solve the cases D.get all the clues like Encyclopedia Brown

4.The main character(s) of The Sherlock Files is (are) _ .

A.two children B.Sherlock Holmes

C.a young star detective D.a boy and his detective father

5.A father wants to buy a detective book with the most cases. He should choose .

A.The Sherlock Files B.Nate the great

C.Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective D.The 100-Year-Old Secret

6.This passage is probably taken from .

A.a blog on science B.a storybook for children

C.an advertisement of a bookstore D.a magazine for language teachers

B. Choose the best answer and complete the passage （選擇最恰當?shù)倪x項完成短文）

Books have magical power. They contain knowledge and knowledge makes our human become wiser and stronger. Between their pages, readers can be transported to anywhere imaginable and become just about anyone ... or anytime. ____________ , many children all over the world don’t have access to books.

For several years now, Maria Keller, a teenager from Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been trying to change that fact.

When she was 8 years old, Maria already loved reading. She also noticed that some of her classmates didn’t read as much as she did. When she asked her mother why that was, her mother said that they might not be able to ______books. Maria had never thought of this. She couldn’t believe that some children didn’t have bedtime stories read to them, and she became______to change this.

With her mother’s help. Maria created a non-profit organization which is dedicated（致力于）to collecting and distributing books to children_______

During the early stages of Read Indeed, Maria set the goal of collecting and distributing I million books by the time she was 18.

It didn’t take long to reach that goal. Up till now, she has collected over 2.4 million books and has shipped them to many states and countries around the world.

She said, “I cannot live without books. As I continue my mission（使命）. I have learned that the number of kids who have no books is in the hundreds of millions. So I just can’t______. even after reaching my original goal of 1 million books.”

She recently set a new goal:to distribute donations to kids in need in every state in the US, and every country in the world. She keeps records of her_______ on a large map at the warehouse（倉庫）where her books are stored and sorted.

1.A.So B.However C.After all D.Instead

2.A.choose B.afford C.share D.read

3.A.excited B.used C.supposed D.determined

4.A.in safety B.in danger C.in need D.in trouble

5.A.set out B.give up C.get off D.take up

6.A.industry B.research C.progress D.study

Fill in the blanks with proper words （在短文的空格內填入適當?shù)脑~，使其內容通順，每空格限填一詞， 首字母已給）

Do you remember when you wrote a letter last time? If the answer is “not recently”, don’t worry. You are not a 1. .

A survey of 1,000 teenagers around the world done by a French company BIC found that a third of today’s teenagers had never written a letter, half had not written a thank-you letter, and a quarter had not even written a birthday or Christmas card. In fact, 58 percent of teenagers c2. that handwriting was “too slow” and 17 percent believed it was “outdated”.

These results have caused w3.that the art of handwriting may one day die out.

“Hand-writing” is one of the most c4. art forms we have and should be given the same importance as other art form such as painting, or photography,” Jonathan Skyrme, general manager at BIC UK & Ireland, told the Daily Mail.

The New York Times once explained that a handwritten letter sends a message in a way that o5.messages can never do. “When you get an email, you can never be sure that you are the o 6. person to have received it -- or even that it was written by the person who sent it,” said the newspaper.

As US author Simon Garfield once wrote, “Emails are a poke（蜻蜓點水）, but letters are a loving touch.” So imagine the powerful message you send when you actually write out your thought by hand, buy a stamp, take it to a mailbox, and wait days for your special s7.to receive it.

Answer the questions （根據(jù)以下內容回答問題）

Do you think you’re a lucky person? Let’s see what Professor Richard Wise-man, a famous psychologist（心理學家）, has discovered about luck:

Ten years ago, I set out a research on luck. I wanted to know why some people are always in the right place at the right time, while others always experience ill luck.

Many people volunteered for my research. Over the years I interviewed them, watched their lives and had them take part in my experiment.

I carried out a simple experiment to discover why there were differences in their ability to find opportunities. I gave both lucky and unlucky people a newspaper and asked them to look through it an tell me how many photographs were in side.

I had secretly placed a large message halfway through the newspaper saying. “Tell the researcher you have seen this and win $50.”

This message took up half of the page and was more than two inches high. It was staring everyone straight in the face, but unlucky people tended to （傾向于）miss it and lucky people tended to spot it.

Unlucky people are just more nervous than lucky people. They are busy looking only for what they need and this stops them from noticing the unexpected. As a result, they miss out on opportunities.

Lucky people tend to be more relaxed and open. They can see everything that is in front of them, rather than just what they are looking for.

My research shows that lucky people live by several principles（原則）. Here are some of these principles:

1.Opportunities are always given to those who are prepared.

2. Be open to new experiences and break your normal thought patterns（模式）.

3.Spend a few moments each day remembering things that went well.

4.See yourself being lucky before an important meeting or phone call.

1.How long has Professor Richard Wise-man studied on luck?

2.What did the volunteers do for the professor during the research?

3.What’s the purpose of Professor Richard Wise-man’s small experiment?

4.The message in the newspaper was so small that unlucky people couldn’t find it, wasn’t it?

5.Why did the unlucky fail to find the message in the newspaper according to the research?

6.Which principle of the four is the most important in your opinion? Why?

Writing

Write at least 60 words on the topic “ help(s) me grow”（以“ 助我成長”為題，寫一篇不少 于 60 個詞的短文，標點符號不占格）

生活中的很多事或人能幫助我們成長。理想、品格、老師、親人、朋友……都為我們的成長助力，請選取一個方面，結合發(fā)生在你自己身上的經(jīng)歷，來寫一寫他（它）是如何助力你成長的。

（注意：短文中不得出現(xiàn)任何人名、校名及其他相關信息，否則不予評分）

The following is for reference only（以下表達僅供參考）

encourage sb. to do ...

do sb. a favour

with the help of ...

make great progress

一Have you heard of “________ Belt and Road Initiative” (一帶一路)?

一Yes. It brings _________ better chance to the world and we’re proud of being Chinese.

A./ , the B.a, the C.the, a D./, a

— Excuse me, how can I get to The Slender West Lake?

一 Oh, _______ of these buses will take you there. You can only take a taxi.

A.all B.both C.none D.nothing

— Driving after drinking wine is really a bad habit.

—That’s true. Every year, it a lot of traffic accidents.

A.happens B.causes C.provides D.stops