Some day little cars may take the place of (代替) today’s cars. They are good for our earth. If everyone    26    such a little car in the future, there will be     27    pollution in the air. There will be more parking places in the cities, and the street will be      28    crowded(擁擠). Now the space for one car of the usual size can hole more than one such little car. Driving will be     29   , because these little cars can go only 50 kilometers one     30   . The future cars will be fine for going around the city, but they will not be     31    for going far away. The little car needs only two batteries(電池),     32    battery for the motor, and the other for the horn(喇叭) and the lights. If we still     33     the big cars along with the small ones; we will need to     34     two kinds of roads. Some roads will be used for the big fast cars,     35   other roads will be needed for the smaller and slower ones.

1.                A．sits            B．drives          C．sells D．makes

 

2.                A．more          B．much          C．fewer    D．less

 

3.                A．less            B．much          C．fewer    D．more

 

4.                A．better          B．more dangerous  C．safer D．faster

 

5.                A．day            B．minute         C．month    D．hour

 

6.                A．careful         B．useful          C．bad  D．hard

 

7.                A．one           B．others          C．some D．no

 

8.                A．think           B．park           C．sell  D．like

 

9.                A．build           B．put            C．open D．find

 

10.               A．so             B．a(chǎn)s             C．a(chǎn)nd  D．or

 

 

Man began to make use of fire long long ago. Fire is useful in many ways, but sometimes it is dangerous. If you are not (1)        with it, it can burn things or (2)       hurt you. A big fire can (3)        forests and tall buildings. Sometimes a piece of (4)        paper can cause a big fire. So please remember (5) ______      in the dry places like woods and forests (6)        throw a cigarette end on the grass and it’s also important for you to put the candles in the 7)       place. When you use candles at home ,you should (8)        your long hair away from the fire.

But if there is a (9)        in our building, what should we do with it? Pour some water (10)       your clothes. What’s more, put a (11)        towel (毛巾) over your mouth and your nose to keep the (12)______                out. You’d better run away from the fire as (13)        as you can. But you mustn’t rush! Or you may fall over and hurt yourself or others. Of course you should also call 119. On the phone you should clearly tell the firemen (14)      the fire is to help them get there without difficulty. By the way, Do not (15)        out of the window. Jumping may be more dangerous than the fire.

Keep ourselves away from fire and safety is above all!

1.                A．careful         B．happy          C．pleased   D．strict

 

2.A. even          B still            C. also              D. always

3.                A．wash           B．blow           C．burn D．hit

 

4.                A．black          B．white          C．thick D．thin

 

5.                A．not to swim      B．not to smoke     C．don’t swim   D．don’t smoke

 

6.                A．a(chǎn)nd            B．or             C．a(chǎn)nd not   D．or not

 

7.                A．quiet          B．noisy           C．wrong    D．right

 

8.                A．make          B．put            C．keep D．take

 

9.                A．forest          B．piece of paper   C．fire  D．a(chǎn)n area of grassland

 

10.               A．a(chǎn)bove          B．below          C．over  D．under

 

11.               A．dry            B．big            C．small D．wet

 

12.               A．a(chǎn)ir            B．smoke         C．water D．fire

 

13.               A．slowly          B．quickly         C．happily    D．early

 

14.               A．where         B．when          C．what  D．how

 

15.               A．run            B．rush           C．get   D．jump

 

 

Arnold Pointer, a professional fisherman from the south of Australia, set free (釋放) a big female white shark that was    1   in his large fishing nets. He thought she would have more and more babies. But now the fisherman is facing a(n)    2   problem. The white shark is so    3   to him that for nearly 2 years she hasn’t left him    4  . She even follows him everywhere.   5  this, Arnold Pointer can’t do fishing — all the fishes are scared at her, and he doesn’t know    6   to do anymore.

It is hard to drive away such an almost 17-feet-long shark for Arnold Pointer. We all know the white sharks are protected   7  the wildlife conservation. At the same time, some special feeling has been    8   between Arnold and “Cindy”, the name the fisherman has given the white shark.

Arnold says, “Every time I stop the boat, she always comes to me, turns on her back and lets me pet (撫摸) her body and neck. She sings, turns her eyes, and moves her fins (鰭) up and down, hits the water   9 .”

Cindy is   10  an interesting animal that Arnold has to try to go fishing in different places. Doesn’t Cindy know what her action means? Maybe she really doesn’t understand.

1.                A．built           B．caught          C．killed D．invented

 

2.                A．strange         B．exciting         C．happy    D．serious

 

3.                A．thankful        B．useful          C．careful   D．wonderful

 

4.                A．a(chǎn)live           B．a(chǎn)loud          C．a(chǎn)lone D．a(chǎn)sleep

 

5.                A．For instance     B．Instead of       C．Such as   D．Because of

 

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

 

7.                A．up            B．on             C．by   D．down

 

8.                A．established      B．a(chǎn)chieved        C．expected D．increased

 

9.                A．sadly           B．normally        C．luckily    D．happily

 

10.               A．so             B．such           C．too   D．much

 

 

完形填空 (10分)

Grandma was busy cooking in the kitchen and Sera was always to be here for dinner.

There were many photographs of past and present  1  members and many other old things on her grandma’s table. Among them, she especially loved the large clay pot (陶壺). It was beautiful, painted in many colours.

“May I hold it?” asked Sera.

“Yes, but please be  2 . It is very old.” Grandma picked up the pot with gentle hands, gave it to Sera, and then went into the kitchen.

Sera decided to sit on the sofa. The sofa was a few feet  3  her. She went backward.  4  a toy truck was there. The truck rolled (滾動(dòng)) away when Sera stepped on it. She fell back onto the sofa. The clay pot  5  out of her hands and up into the air! It landed on the floor.

Sera could hear the clay crack (裂痕). “No, no!” she cried. She heard grandma’s footsteps coming toward her. How could she face her grandma now?

“It’s not so  6 , Sera,” Grandma said. “Come on. You can repair the pot.”

“Let me tell you a story about that pot.”

Grandma pointed to another crack in the pot. Sera had never  7  it before. “My grandma made this crack when she was about your age,” said grandma. “She was carrying it back to the village  8  it fell onto the road. It had been full of  9 , so she got all wet!” She pointed to another crack. “This crack came when I dropped the pot on a big boat that brought  10  here from Canada,” said grandma smiling. Sera laughed and held up the pot. She could see now how each crack had become part of the colourful design--and part of her family’s story.

1.                A．school         B．family          C．team D．village

 

2.                A．helpful         B．useful          C．careful   D．peaceful

 

3.                A．behind         B．beside          C．under    D．a(chǎn)bove

 

4.                A．Suddenly       B．Amazingly       C．Unluckily  D．Surprisingly

 

5.                A．picked         B．threw          C．dropped  D．flew

 

6.                A．bad            B．safe            C．late  D．easy

 

7.                A．known         B．watched        C．heard    D．noticed

 

8.                A．when          B．until           C．if    D．unless

 

9.                A．sand           B．water          C．salt  D．sugar

 

10.               A．we            B．our            C．us    D．ours

 

 

People in different countries have different ways of doing things. Something　is  1  in one country, but  it may be quite impolite in another. In Britain, you mustn`t lift your bowl to your    2    when you are having some liquid(液體)food. But it’s     3   in China.  And  in  Japan you even needn`t worry  about making   4    while you are having it . It shows that you`re enjoying it . But people in Britain think it is bad manners . If you are a visitor in Mongolia ,what manners do they wish    5  to have ? They wish you to have a loud“burp”( 打嗝)     6     you finish eating .Burping shows that you like the food .

In  Britain , you should  try not   to   7  your  hands on  the table when you’re having a meal .But in Arab (阿拉伯)countries you must be very careful with your hands . You   8    eat with your left hand .Arabs consider (認(rèn)為)it very    9   manners eating with left hands .So when you are in other countries ,   10    carefully and follow them .As a saying goes , “Do as the Romans do .”

1.	A．bad B．useful C．terrible D．polite

2.A.mouth            B…nose         C. ears              D. eyes

3.	A．same B．different C．important D．difficult

 

4.	A．faces B．noise C．nistakes D．friends

 

5.	A．then B．he C．you D．him

 

6.	A．a(chǎn)fter B．before C．if D．until

 

7.	A．give B．take C．bring D．put

 

8.	A．needn’t B．must not C．shouldn’t D．may not

 

9.	A．different B．inpertant C．good D．bad

 

10.	A．see B．look C．read D．watch