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---_________!

A.CongratulationsB.ExcusemeC.NoproblemD.Nevermind

24.Whenfatherwasyoung,he______frommorningtillnight.

　　A.wasmadework　B.wasmadeworking

　　C.madetowork　　D.wasmadetowork

25.Five-year-oldchildrenaretooyoungtogotoschool,_____?

　　A.arethey　B.aren’tthey　C.werethey　D.havethey

26.EverymorningMr.Smithtakesa______tohisoffice.

　　A.20minutes’walk　B.20minute’swalk

　　C.20-minuteswalk　D.20-minutewalk

27.---Youseemtolikesweets.

---________,Ibuysweetseveryweek.

A.SodoIB.SoIdoC.SoamID.SoIam

28.Theteacheraskedme________Ineededanyhelp.

A.whetherB.thatC.whatD.which

29.Ourteachertoldustheearth________roundthesunallthetime.

A.movedB.travelsC.goingD.circle

30.Shereadtheletterloudly________allthefamiliescouldhear.

A.becauseB.sinceC.whenD.sothat

31.Doyouknow______atthebusstop?

　A.whomtheyarewaitingfor　B.whotheyarewaiting

　C.whomaretheywaitingfor　D.whoaretheywaiting

三、完型填空（共12分，每小题1分）

Keepingsafe:

notashardasyouthink.

Everyoneistalkingaboutbirdflu.Yes,itisaverydangerousillnessthatcouldmakepeopleverysick.Itwillbe__32__monthsstillbeforewehavegoodmedicine__33__birdflu.

Butthatdoesn’t__34__youcan’tdoanythingtopreventitnow.

Sofar,allthepeoplewhohavecaughtbirdfluhavebeenthosewhotouchedsickchickensortheirdropping（粪便）.Soit’sagoodideaforpeople__35__livingchickens.

“People__36__gotothemarketstobuylivingchickenstoeat,butnowtheyhaveto__37__thathabit,”saidPeterCordingley,aWHOexpert（专家）.

Butifyoudotouchasickbird,remember__38__yourhandscarefullywithsoap__39__.Expertsalsosayhavinggoodhabitsandahealthybodywillhelp__40__yousafefrombirdflu.Forexample,donotbuyoreatbirdsthathavenotbeenchecked.Donoteatanythingthathastouchedraw（生的）meat.Also,don’tforgettoopenyourwindowsoftenandexerciseeveryday.__41__enoughsleepisalsoveryimportantforbeatingillness.Ifyoufeelsick,seeadoctorassoonaspossible.

__42__,nooneinChinahasbirdflu.ButWHOsayschildrenunder12yearsoldcouldeasilygetsickwithbirdflu.

Trytostayawayfrompeoplewhohavetheflu,andalwayscoveryourmouthandnosewhenyou__43__.

32.A.few

B.afew

C.little

D.alittle

33.A.to

B.for

C.at

D.in

34.A.mean

B.see

C.think

D.realize

35.A.tostayoutof

B.tostayoff

C.tostayover

D.tostayawayfrom

36.A.areusedto

B.usedto

C.used

D.haveusedto

37.A.give

B.take

C.change

D.turn

38.A.washes

B.towash

C.washing

D.washed

39.A.forever

B.justnow

C.rightaway

D.eversince

40.A.keep

B.toget

C.got

D.keeping

41.A.Get

B.Have

C.Got

D.Getting

42.A.Inthepast

B.Fromthenon

C.Sincethen

D.Sofar

43.A.laugh

B.cough

C.cry

D.sleep

四、阅读理解（共26分，每小题2分）

A

Seetheworld…forfree!

Travelingisexpensive.Butyoucanseetheworldforverylittlemoney!

Inthisworkshop,learnhowto…

●getcheaperplanetickets.

●travelwithyourfriendsforfree.

●seetheworldbyship…for$1perday!

Thiscourseisonlineatwww.ASRLCT.org.

TravelTips

TheUSAPavilion（美国馆）isattheeastendoftheExpoGarden’sPudongSection（世博园浦东区）.WhichcanbereachedfromGateNo.8.Visitorsareadvisedtovisitthepavilioninearlyafternoon,asmostpeoplepreferstartingtheirvisitsfromearlymorning,whenitmighttakemorethananhourtogetinside.Thewholevisittakesabout45minutes.

TheBodyImageExhibitionison!

FromJune1toJuly1,over70piecesofpaintings,photographsandvideoswillbeonshowattheExhibition.

Address:

325NanjingRoadWTransport:

Subwayline1,2and8

Openinghours:

9a.m.–5p.m.（Noenteringafter4p.m.）

Admission（入场费）:

20yuan

Formoreinformationcall:

021-6327-2829

44.Aftertakingthecourseatwww.ASRLCT.org,youwillbeableto________.

A.travelforlittleornomoney

B.getmoretickets

C.keeplearning

D.workontheship

45.IfyouvisittheUSAPavilioninearlyafternoon,________.

A.youcanvisititforfree

B.youcanvisititin35minutes

C.itwilltakeyoulesstimetoenter

D.itwillbemucheasiertofindGateNo.8

46.WecangotovisittheBodyImageExhibition________.

A.at4:

30p.m.

B.atnight

C.forfree

D.at325NanjingRoadW

B

Youneed3Dglassestoseesomefilms.Ithinkitiseasytomakeyourown3Dglassesinsteadofbuyingthem.

Therearetwowaystomake3Dglasses.Youcandecidewhichwaywouldbeeasierforyou.

Thefirstwayseemslikethecheaperwaybutthethingsneededtomaketheglassesthiswaymaynotbethingslayingaroundthehouse.Firstprintoutatemplate（模板）fortheglassesathttp:

//paperproject.org/PDE_files/3dglasses.pdf.

Afteryoucutoutthetemplate,cutyourcellophane（玻璃纸）tofittheholesintheglasses.Makesureyouplacetheredcellophaneonthelefteyeandtheblueontheright.Youcaneitherstickortapethecellophaneinplace.Youarenowreadytouseyourglasses.

Tolearnmoreaboutwhyyoureyesseedifferentcolors,readthisarticle:

Tolearnsomemorecoolthingsaboutyoureyes,checkoutthegamesatthislink:

http:

//faculty.washington.edu/chudler/chvision.htmil.

Anotherwayyoucanmake3Dglassesistofindanoldpairofsunglasses.Takeoutthelenses（镜片）.Getapieceofclearplasticandplacethelensesonit,drawalinearoundthelensandthencutthenewplasticlensout.Placethelensbackintothesunglassesframe（框）.Colortheleftlensredwithamarkerandtherighteyeblue.Younowarereadytowatch3Dfilms.

47.Whendoweneedtouse3Dglasses?

A.Whenthesunisbright.

B.Whenwecookdinner.

C.Whenwemakethings.

D.Whenweseesomefilms.

48.Ifwewanttoknowwhyoureyesseedifferentcolors,wecanfindtheinformationat________.

A.http:

//paperproject.org/PDE_files/3dglasses.pdf

B.

C.http:

//faculty.washington.edu/chudler/chvision.htmil

D.

49.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofmakingourown3Dglasses?

A.Easy.B.Hard.C.Interesting.D.Boring.

C

Doinghomeworknotonlycanhelpchildrenmastertheknowledgetheyhavelearned,butalsocantraintheirabilitiesoffinishingtheworkalone,planningthetimeanddoingtheduties.Butsomechildrendon’tliketocompletethework.Why?

Therearesomereasons.

Somechildrenfeelitisverydifficulttodotheirhomework,becausetheycan’tunderstandtheirteacherclearly,andcannotfollowtheirteacher’steachingprocess（过程）.Maybethereissomethingwrongwiththeirintelligence.

Butsomechildren’sintelligenceisnormal.Theyareevenclever,buttheydon’tlistentotheteachercarefully.Itishardforthemtositwellandpayattentiontoanything.Itneedstocarryontheattentioncentralized（集中注意力）trainingtohelpthechildren.

Somechildrenlovetheirteacherandthentheylikethesubject.Theirinterestdependsontheteacherwhoteachesthem.Soeveryteachershouldbehelpfulandkind.Itcanmakechildrenloveyouandthesubjectyouteach.Sotheycandotheirhomeworkhappily.

50.Doinghomeworkcanhelpchildren______.

A.mastertheknowledge

B.traintheirabilities

C.learnnewlessons

D.BothAandB

51.What’stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“intelligence”?

A.作业B.智商C.思想D.方式

52.Accordingtothelastparagraph,thewriterthinks________isveryimportant.

A.ateacherB.asubjectC.attentionD.homework

53.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Somechildrendon’tliketheirteacher.

B.Children’shomeworkisverydifficult.

C.Whydon’tsomechildrenliketodohomework?

D.Whycan’tsomechildrenstudythesubjectswell?

D

Nevergointoasupermarkethungry!

Thisisagoodpieceofadvice.Ifyougoshoppingforfoodbeforelunchtime,you’llprobablybuymorethanyouplanto.Unfortunately,however,justthisadviceisn’tenoughforconsumersthesedays.Modernshoppersneedaneducationinhowandhownottobuythingsatthestore.First,youchecktheweeklynewspaperads.Findouttheitemsthatareonsaleanddecideifyoureallyneedthesethings.Inotherwords,don’tbuyanythingjustbecauseit’scheaperthanusual!

“NewandImproved!

”or“AllNatural”onthefrontofapackageinfluenceyou.Instead,readthelistofingredients（成分）ontheback.Third,compareprices:

thatis,youshouldexaminethepricesofbothdifferentbrandsanddifferentsizesofthesamebrand.

Anothersuggestionforconsumersistobuyordinaryitemsinsteadoffamousbrands.Ordinaryitemsinsupermarketscomeinplainpackages.Theseproductsarecheaperbecauseproducersdon’tspendmuchmoneyonpackingoradvertising.Thequality,however,isusuallyasgoodasthequalityofwell-knownnamebrands.Inthesameway,inbuyi