I usually get up early and I’m seldom late for class.
A. always B. sometimes C. not often
Will you take part in the school band practice?
A. do well in B. take care of C. join in
They provided a lot of food and clothes for the children from Wenchuan.
A. left ... for B. gave ... to C. protected ... from
书面表达
初中生活进入最后一年，请你以张明的名义给英国笔友Brian写一封感谢信。提示如下:
三年前 | 你来到新的班级，碰到了学习上和生活上的困惑（写出至少2点。） |
三年中 | Brian多次给你写信，他在信中……（写出至少2点。） 后来你变得...... |
近年来天台发生很大变化，你邀请他来天台游玩。 |
要求:
（1）词数:80-100个。
（2）信的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
（3）要点齐全，行文连贯，卷面整洁，可适当发挥。
Dear Brian,
How time flies! We have been friends for three years. I am writing to thank you for your great help!
Three years ago, ______________________________________________________
Hope to see you soon!
Yours,
Zhang Ming
阅读下面的短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式（每空不多于3个单词）。
What will happen if a family is without the Internet for a month? One American family decides to find out. They have sent an invitation to a US television station, hoping that it will send a film group to record their day-to-day life without technology1.a month.
When the film group meet 2.Smiths, they find that Mr. Smith, Mrs. Smith and their two kids are so crazy about technology that 3.hardly do things together. At mealtime, no one 4.(sit) at the dining table for their food. “Everyone just runs into the kitchen, takes their food and then goes back to their screen,” Mrs. Smith explains. “5. we don't make a change, our family will become strangers to each other!”
Getting back to the normal life without the Internet is not6.(easy) , especially when the Smiths lose themselves in it. They have to make many 7.(change) . For example, the two kids have to go to the school library 8.(borrow)books for their scientific projects, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith need to go out shopping because they cannot buy things online. As the family have picked up the new lifestyle, they find that they can spend more time9.chat) over meals, playing sports and doing all kinds of activities together.
10. a big change!
B. 根据短文内容和所给中文提示，在空白处写出单词的正确形式。每空限填一词。
Debbie and Simon looked up as an old lady got into their office. The lady looked at them both quickly, and then walked over to Debbie. Debbie greeted (接待) her1.(礼貌地).
Simon was a little sad and took some papers over to the fax machine. Chris, a member of staff from 2.(法国), was standing there.
“What’s up, Simon? You don’t look very happy.”
“Customers in all parts of the world always like Debbie better than me. I 3.(很少) have them. I can’t understand it.”
“I can. 4.（是否）or not you can do this well depends on the way you communicate. Communicating is not just about speaking. Body language is important, too.”
“Body language?”
“I mean your gestures (姿势) and the 5.（表情）on your face. Your look communicates things as well as your words.
“The way you look at people doesn’t give them a good impression, Simon. You often rest your head on your hand. You look down. You never smile. But look at Debbie. She holds her head up. She looks at people’s 6.（眼睛）. She smiles before speaking to them. That’s why they go to her for help, and not you.”
After that, Simon tried to improve his body language. He sat up and smiled at people. This seemed to 7. (起作用). Minutes later, a beautiful girl got into the office. She looked at Debbie and then Simon. Without thinking 8. (两次), she went to Simon and gave him a big smile. A few moments later, she left, still smiling.
Chris came over at once and said, “Well done, Simon. I’m so 9.（骄傲）of you. You’ve already made a good impression on her.”
“That was my 10. (妹妹) ,” said Simon. “She came to remind me that tomorrow is her birthday.”
