I go home ______ 5:30 _______ the afternoon..

     A.in, in         B.at , in             C.on, at            D.at, at

 

I go to school by school bus every day, because my home is far from the school. It takes more than 30 minutes to get to school. The school bus is very beautiful, wide and strong. We go home at 4:30 in the afternoon. David Smith, 14, America

We often go to school at 7:00, because I have a far journey to go to school. I like riding a bike and I think it’s good for my health. Riding is one of the greenest ways. I get home at 5:00 in the afternoon. Wang Runze, 15, Beijing

I went to school by bus half a year ago, but now I walk to school with my parents or my classmate—Liu Bin now. It’s because the school bus accident. In the accidents, lots of students died. I have to go to school one hour earlier than before. I spend one and a half hours getting to school. I got home at about 6:30 every day. Wu Daqiang, 10, Jiangsu

【小題1】How old is David Smith?

A．14.

B．15.

C．10.

D．16.

【小題2】How does Wang Runze go to school?

A．By bike.

B．On foot.

C．By train.

D．By car.

【小題3】Why can’t Wu Daqiang go to school by school bus?

A．Because it’s slow to go by bus.

B．Because there are the school bus accidents.

C．Because they like sports.

D．Because their school hasn’t got buses.

【小題4】David Smith’s school bus isn’t _________.

A．safe	B．beautiful
C．strong	D．dangerous

【小題5】________ gets home earliest in the afternoon.

A．David Smith	B．Wang Runze
C．Wu Daqiang	D．Liu Bin

                                     A

 It is the afternoon of the Mid-autumn Day. All Yangyang’s friends from London are in his home. They are going to have a dinner party.

Yangyang is showing them some photos in the sitting room. His parent’s Mr and Mrs Zhang are cooking in the kitchen. His sister is helping them.

Dinner begins at 6:30. All the young people are sitting at the table. Dishes are coming one after another. They all smell (聞起來) wonderful and taste delicious. Everybody enjoys the meal except (除了) Helen. She can not use her chopsticks. She tries again and again and makes the others laugh（笑）. At last she has to use a spoon（勺子）.

Near the end (結(jié)束) of the dinner, Yangyang’s parents come and sit between Jack and May. They are happy to be with these young people.

         After the dinner, Yangyang’s father drives the children to the station. They are going to take the night train to Shanghai, for a short visit.

(    )  1.All of Yangyang’s friend’s come from ___________.

A. England    B. America    C. Australia    D. Canada

(    )  2.The Chinese meaning of “chopsticks” is __________.

A.叉子       B盤子        C 筷子       D 鏟子

     (    )  3.The Chinese meaning of “enjoy” is _________

             A 觀賞      B 品嘗        C 狼吞虎咽   D細(xì)嚼慢咽

     (    )  4.The children laugh because ___________.

            A. the food is very delicious.

            B. they are happy with Yangyang

            C. Mr and Mrs Zhang are very nice to them

            D. Helen can not use her chopsticks.

     (    )  5.The children are going to the train station ______

            A. on foot     B. by bus    C. by taxi  D. in Mr Zhang’s car

                                B

   American people like to say “Thank you” when others help them or say something kind to them. People of many countries do so, too. It is a very good habit.

   You should say “Thank you” when someong passes you the salt on the table, when someone walking ahead of you keeps the door open for you, when someone says you have done your work well, or you have bought a nice thing, or your city is very beautiful. “Thankyou” is used not only between friends, but also between parents and children, brothers and sisters.

   “Excuse me” is another short sentence they use. When you hear someone say behind you, you know that someone wants to walk past you without touching you. It’s not polite to break (打斷)others when they are talking. If you want to speak to one of them, say“Excuse me” first, and then begin talking. You should also do so when you begin to cough or make any noise before others.

Let’s learn to say “Thank you” and “Excuse me”.

(    )  1.You should say “Thank you” when ___________

A.     You say something kind to others

B.     You help others.

C.     Someone helps you.

D.     You need others to help you.

(    )  2.From the passage we know “Thank you” is ___________

A.used in the world.

B.used more often than “Excuse me”

C.used only by Americans

D.used only between friends

(    )  3.You should say “Excuse me if you want to ________

A. cough     B. make some noise   C. go first   D. all of the above

(    )  4. When you are going to ask someone to tell you the way, you should say “________”

   A. Thank you                    B. That’s very kind of you

   C. Excuse me                    D. I’m sorry

(    )  5.This passage mainly tells us the way __________

   A. to be happy                    B. to be polite

   C. to help others                   D. to learn from Americans

Mr. Johnson lives outside the town. He works in a post office. His wife is often ill and six children __26____ at school. He works hard but he is often short of __27____. In the end of every month his family are always__28____.

One afternoon, on his way home, it suddenly began to __29____. When he got home, he was wet through. He hurried to go __30____ after supper and his wife washed the clothes and shoes for him. __31____ she went to bed, she brought the clothes into the room but __32____ the shoes. The next morning Mr. Johnson couldn’t find his shoes. His wife found a pair of __33____ shoes under the bed for him. Then he went to __34____ and told the policeman about it.

“I __35____ ten dollars for my shoes, sir,” said the man. “Look! I have to __36____ such a pair of worn-out shoes!”

Several days later the police __37____ a thief and found the shoes. They were as worn-out as the __38____ which Mr. Johnson was wearing.

“You’ve fooled us, Mr. Johnson,” said a policeman. “The shopkeeper told me a pair of new shoes like them __39____ only seven dollars!”

“You’re right, ,sir,” said Mr. Johnson. “I’ve __40____ them for five years and I had them mended six times. And I paid three dollars to the shoemaker for mending them!”

1.	A．play B．study C．work D．live

 

2.	A．water B．food C．clothes D．money

 

3.	A．full B．a(chǎn)fraid C．hungry D．a(chǎn)ngry

 

4.	A．rain B．snow C．blow D．shine

 

5.	A．to work B．to sleep C．to bed D．swimming

 

6.	A．After B．Before C．While D．Because

 

7.	A．remembered B．threw C．dropped D．forgot

 

8.	A．broken B．new C．nice D．cheap

 

9.	A．bus stop B．bus station C．post office D．police station

 

10.	A．borrowed B．paid C．lent D．lost

 

11.	A．look for B．find C．wear D．dress

 

12.	A．caught B．stopped C．saw D．killed

 

13.	A．one B．ones C．old D．new

 

14.	A．cost B．sold C．took D．spent

 

15.	A．bought B．given C．had D．liked

 

Mr. Johnson lives outside the town. He works in a post office. His wife is often ill and six children __26____ at school. He works hard but he is often short of __27____. In the end of every month his family are always__28____.

One afternoon, on his way home, it suddenly began to __29____. When he got home, he was wet through. He hurried to go __30____ after supper and his wife washed the clothes and shoes for him. __31____ she went to bed, she brought the clothes into the room but __32____ the shoes. The next morning Mr. Johnson couldn’t find his shoes. His wife found a pair of __33____ shoes under the bed for him. Then he went to __34____ and told the policeman about it.

“I __35____ ten dollars for my shoes, sir,” said the man. “Look! I have to __36____ such a pair of worn-out shoes!”

Several days later the police __37____ a thief and found the shoes. They were as worn-out as the __38____ which Mr. Johnson was wearing.

“You’ve fooled us, Mr. Johnson,” said a policeman. “The shopkeeper told me a pair of new shoes like them __39____ only seven dollars!”

“You’re right, ,sir,” said Mr. Johnson. “I’ve __40____ them for five years and I had them mended six times. And I paid three dollars to the shoemaker for mending them!”

1.	A．play B．study C．work D．live

 

2.	A．water B．food C．clothes D．money

 

3.	A．full B．a(chǎn)fraid C．hungry D．a(chǎn)ngry

 

4.	A．rain B．snow C．blow D．shine

 

5.	A．to work B．to sleep C．to bed D．swimming

 

6.	A．After B．Before C．While D．Because

 

7.	A．remembered B．threw C．dropped D．forgot

 

8.	A．broken B．new C．nice D．cheap

 

9.	A．bus stop B．bus station C．post office D．police station

 

10.	A．borrowed B．paid C．lent D．lost

 

11.	A．look for B．find C．wear D．dress

 

12.	A．caught B．stopped C．saw D．killed

 

13.	A．one B．ones C．old D．new

 

14.	A．cost B．sold C．took D．spent

 

15.	A．bought B．given C．had D．liked

 

A．What about you? B．They’re over at 4：30 in the afternoon． C．Let’s go to school． D．I go to school on foot． E．What do you usually do in the evening? F．Where’re you going? G．Yes．I sometimes go by bike．

(  )A：Hello，Mike !    1  

   B：Hello，Sam．I’m going to school．

   A：Is the school near your home?

   B：Yes，it is．

   A：Do you go to school by bike or by bus?

(  )B：  2  Sometimes I’m late，and then I go to school by bus．

   A：What time do you begin your classes?

   B：At 8：00

   A：Are the classes over at the middle of the day?

(  )B：No，they aren’t．  3 

   A：Do you often play basketball after school?

   B：No，I don’t like playing it．I like swimming．

(  )A：  4   

(  )B：I do my homework．Then I watch TV．I go to bed at 10：00．  5  

   A：I do nearly the same things in the evening．