认真阅读短文，利用上下文补充所缺信息，每个空白处只需填写一个形式正确、意义相符的英语单词。
At twelve o’clock, I went to have my lunch by myself in a new restaurant. It’s not far away 1.my office. It’s next to the bank. I took my handbag and 2.there. It took me only about 10 minutes to get there.
I found a seat near the door. The food there was quite 3., and I quite like it. After I finished lunch in the restaurant, however, I couldn’t 4.my handbag anywhere. I remembered putting it on a chair beside the door, but it was 5.! “Maybe there was a thief who took it.” I thought to 6.. As I was looking for it, the boss came in and asked, “Do you have 7.good lunch?”
“Yes, thank you.” I answered, “but I am afraid I can’t 8.the bill. Somebody have taken away my handbag.”
The boss smiled and didn’t say anything. He went out at once. In a few minutes, he came back with my 9.!
“I’m very sorry,” he said, “my dog took it into the garden and played 10.it. He often did this.”
1.你能告诉我在哪里能买到杂志吗？
Could you tell me where buy some magazines?
2.在去饭店的路上他们经过了超市。
On their way to the restaurant, they the supermarket.
3.只有试过你才会知道这项运动的乐趣。
You will __________ know the fun of the sport _________ you try.
4.托尼害怕说英语。
Tony is speaking English.
5.令我惊讶的是，这个小孩能自己上学
To _____________________,the child can go to school by herself.
根据句意及首字母或汉语提示，写出正确的英语单词，一空一词
1.My daughter drew a picture as my birthday p .
2.It is i to shout at your grandfather like that.
3.How about a the full moon in the garden?
4.The boy has no friend in the new city so he often feels l .
5.Do it by yourself and don’t d on your parents.
6.He’ll kick you out if you （招待）him like that.
7.Collecting （邮票）is very interesting.
8.We should do something （而不是）of just talking about it.
9.My uncle often goes （到国外）on business.
10.Please make a （句子）by the words I gave you.
配对阅读：左栏是五位青少年的困惑，右栏是专家的建议。请将五个人的困惑与专家的相关建议配对，并将答案填在对应的答题位置。
1.Eva, 14, Illinois. Whatever I do, I always think about if other people will like it. How can I stop worrying about what they think? 2.Erica, 9, Texas. My dream is to be on the Olympic team for gymnastics（体操）.My dad thinks I started too late and I’ll never be able to make it. He puts me down, but I want his support. What should I do? 3.Ashley, 12, Wisconsin. What should I do if I failed a test? I am afraid to tell my mom because she might get mad and I can’t play soccer. And soccer is like the world to me. 4.Jessica, 11, Canada. I just moved and I’m kind of shy, so how do I make new friends? 5.Linus, 14, LA. My parents have made all the decisions in my life for me. My mom even decides which sock I should wear. | A. You should tell him about your dream and that if you work really hard it might happen even though you started late. The sooner you tell your dad how you feel, the sooner you will be able to work on making your dream come true. B. Nobody knows you at your new school. You have nothing to lose, so gather up all your courage and go over to someone who looks nice and say hi. You can break the ice by asking about your teacher and other kids in your class. Good luck! C. It is better to tell your mom the truth than for her to find out another way. When you tell her, explain why you failed. Ask her for help, so you will do better in your tests and meanwhile have time for playing soccer. D. Just be yourself and try not to care about what others think. The more you think about it, the worse you will feel. Always act strong and confident. Just relax. E. Try to talk with your parents about it. Tell them you are old enough to make some decisions on your own and you need to learn to decide gradually. Show them you can do something independently. F. Don’t talk to your mom about it. Don’t think about the test. What is done is done. Work hard from now on and try to pass the test next time. G. It is normal to feel nervous when you are on stage. Don’t worry about what the audience think about you. Just relax and enjoy yourself on stage. |
In October 2012, I joined an organization to volunteer to work in Thailand. When I arrived in Thailand, I thought I would be taken to an orphanage（孤儿院）. However, I was told that I had to go to the place where I would live by train alone. And then I knew that my job was to teach English in a school instead of working at an orphanage.
The next day I went to the school and met the kids I would teach. In the classroom, the kids looked at me, saying nothing. No one could speak English. But from their eyes, I knew they were really nervous to learn English, It seemed like a big challenge for me, but that was just what I wanted.
Although I loved the kids and the challenge, my life in Thailand was quite hard at first. I was alone and there was nobody I could talk to. However, I didn’t give up. If I had been afraid of difficulties, I wouldn’t have traveled all the way from England to Thailand to be a volunteer. Little by little, I learned some Thai（泰国语）and started to fall in love with Thailand. Every time I saw the kids’ pleasure of learning English, I was happy and felt that what I was doing was really worthwhile.
Now I’m working in a hospital in Thailand. If you also want to be a volunteer like me, don’t worry too much about the food or the place where you live. After all, as a volunteer, the most important thing is to help people who need help!
1.What did the writer think she would do in Thailand at first?
A. Teach in a school.
B. Work at an orphanage.
C. Provide service for volunteers.
D. Work in a hospital.
2.How did the writer feel when she started her job on the first day?
A. She wasn’t interested in it at all.
B. She wanted to go back home.
C. She felt her job was very easy.
D. She thought it hard but interesting.
3.The underlined word “worthwhile” means “________” in Chinese.
A. 值得的 B. 费力的 C.无聊的 D.轻松的
4.Which of the following is RIGHT about the writer?
A. She may come from England.
B. She can only speak English now.
C. She doesn’t like teaching children very much.
D. She thought her volunteer experience was terrible.
5.The writer tells us her experience as a volunteer to ________________.
A. explain that being a volunteer in a strange country isn’t a good idea
B. tell people not to worry about their food and housing conditions
C. explain that it’s very important for children to learn English
D. show that a volunteer should face difficulties bravely（勇敢地）
We spoke to three students from around the world about different national holidays. There are different customs for each festival.
Tan Xiaodong, 15, Hong Kong, China
“It’ll soon be the Chinese New Year. Before it, we’ll clean the house and decorate it for good luck. Every shop is going to close for a few days and we’ll go out a lot to celebrate on the streets. We might go and see the lion and dragon dances in the city center. I love this festival.”
Wendy, 16, Sydney, Australia
“Australia Day is on 26th January and it’s an important holiday here. We always have a Monday off, so we celebrate for three days. My parents and I go to the countryside for a picnic and friends always come over. Many people go to beach parties or street parties and there’s lots of music and dancing. What fun!”
Amy, 14, New York, the US
“The first Thanksgiving was celebrated hundreds of years ago when Europeans who came to America thanked God for his help. It’s still a very important day for family members to be together. This year we’re going to visit my grandparents and we’ll eat a delicious meal of turkey. Thanksgiving is on the 4th Thursday in November every year.”
1.How many festivals are mentioned in the passage?
A. Two. B. Three. C. Four. D. Five.
2.During the Chinese New Year, tourists can ________.
A. do a lot of shopping
B. eat turkey
C. decorate the house for good luck
D. see lion and dragon dances
3.On Australia Day, family members often ________.
A. have a meal in the countryside
B. go to a swimming pool
C. have a party at school
D. clean the house and dance
4.What do you think a turkey is in this passage?
A. A country. B. A festival.
C. A bird. D. A kind of drink
5.From the passage, we can learn that _________.
A. Australia Day is an important day for family members to get together
B. Different festivals have different customs
C. Many people go out for a picnic with friends before the Chinese New Year
D. The first Thanksgiving was born a hundred years ago
