My sister can play______violin very well.
A. theB. aC. / D. an
选出与句中划线部分意义最接近的解释，并将其字母代号填入答题卷相应的空格内。
1.The boy ran out of his money,so he had to walk to the hotel.
A. ran away B. got out of C. lost D. used up
2.The girl is good at playing bascketball.
A. do well in B. did well in C. do good in D. does well in
3.After try many times,we got successful in the end.
A. at present B. at first C. at last D. at least
4.All Chinese people raised money for the people in Yunnan.
A. collected B. handed in C. got D. sent
5.—I’m going to tell you something important.
-- Go ahead. We are all ears.
A. We don’t want to listen. B. We have ears.
C. We don’t mind. D. We are listening to you.
Write at least 60 words about the topic“The Fun of Learning ________(playing the piano / doing housework / playing football / English /…) ”. (以“学……的乐趣”为题写一篇不少于60个词的短文，标点符号不占格。)
Use the following points as a reference. (以下问题仅供参考)
1. your experience of learning…… (give an example)
2. reason (s) you think it is fun learning……
“Chinese style road crossing” became a hot topic in China from the end of last year. Now, many cities have started to punish these jaywalkers (乱闯马路的人).
“Chinese style road crossing” means crossing roads without thinking about traffic lights, as long as you are part of a crowd.
Beijing Traffic Management Bureau (北京交通管理局) announced that from April 6, people who do not wait for the green light to cross the road will receive a fine of 10 yuan. Officials from the bureau said that using the diagonal (对角线) to cross the road is also against the rules. Walkers should walk in an “L” shape.
Besides Beijing, many places have also taken steps to stop “Chinese style road crossing”. Provinces such as Sichuan, Shanxi and Zhejiang have already started to fine jaywalkers 5 to 50 yuan since last year.
Road traffic deaths top the list of deaths from non-natural causes in China, Xinhua reported. The action to punish behaviors that go against traffic rules calls on people to realize the importance of traffic safety.
However, many people complain that the red lights last too long. “But as long as the design of traffic lights is the same, everyone should follow the rulers. Otherwise the country will lose its order,” said People’s Daily.
Some cities have also paid attention to the problem. Beijing Traffic Management Bureau, for example, said it would not only focus on punishment, but also improve road safety facilities (设施), such as fixing traffic lights in a more proper way and building overpasses (天桥).
1. Was the topic “Chinese style road crossing” very popular last year?
2.What is the right way for walkers to cross the road?
3. How are jaywalkers in Sichuan punished?
4. Why is it necessary to punish those who go against traffic rules?
5. Besides punishment, what else do some cities do to solve the problem?
6. What’s your opinion on the action to punish jaywalkers?
Mr. Brown was in school for only one year when he was young and later on he was made to help his father to work in the fields. There wasn’t e 1. rain for several years and though there was a river nearby, the water was polluted. The farmers dared not w 2. their corn with the polluted water. So they had several poor harvests. They had l 3. food and sometimes they were hungry. One year his parents died of hunger and there was no one to care for him. He had to go to find work in the town and he learned to drive a truck in a factory.
Coming from a village made him strong and ready to help others. He met a girl who loved him, so they got married. His wife works in a shop and his children study in a school. He tries his best to s 4. everything even if a pound, and hardly eats in a restaurant. He’s good at c 5. and always takes some food he has made at home with him when he goes to work in the morning.
It was Sam’s eighth birthday yesterday. The boy hoped to have dinner in a restaurant. At first, Mr. Brown wouldn’t agree. Then he thought his son had never had anything in restaurants before, so he decided to give in. The boy was very happy and the Browns went to a restaurant for the
f 6. time. When they finished their dinner, Mr. Brown said to the waiter, “My son has some meat l 7. on his plate. Could you give me a bag so that I can take it home for the dog?” “Oh, Dad!” the boy called out. “We haven’t got a dog at all!”
Imagine the following scene: on the grasslands, an elephant stands under an umbrella-like tree. shadow(影子) grows long and thin. In the distance, you can also see a few zebras running here and there. Such a scene is commonplace in the magical continent of Africa.
Africa is the second largest continent in the world. To its southeast the Indian Ocean, and toward the west is the Atlantic Ocean. It is also the continent with the world’s second largest population (more than 1 billion) behind Asia.
The continent is to the world’s tallest animal, giraffes. People can also find crocodiles (鳄鱼) and hippos (河马) in grassland and rainforests.
Africa is great to visit. In east Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro stands 5,895 meters into the sky. It is the highest point in the continent. it lies in the tropics (热带), it is covered with ice and snow year-round.
The continent its hundreds of ethnic (种族) groups. The three largest ethnic groups are the Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. They are all in west Africa.
Although many places in Africa are poor, this is not the whole picture. South Africa is the country in Africa. Some parts of the country are wealthy. Modern and well-developed roads are common everywhere. You can also spend a day in a large shopping mall or taste delicious seafood in a restaurant.
1.A. It’s B. ItsC. TheirD. His
2.A. liesB. facesC. standsD. has
3.A. spaceB. areaC. homeD. nest
4. A. SinceB. ThoughC. WhileD. Because
5. A. is proud ofB. is interested in C. is made ofD. is famous for
6. A. oldestB. biggestC. richestD. poorest
