1、 A. Amys house B. Central Park C. Pams party 5. Which of the following is TRUE?A. You cant go to Summer Concert if it rains. B. You need to buy a ticket for the concert. C. Everyone can go to the concert if he likes. BWalking home from school one day, I saw Dan, a kid from my school, on the other si
2、de of the road. I said to myself, He must be a real nerd. as he was carrying a lot of books. As I continued walking, I saw a group of kids run into Dan, knocking his books out of his arms and pushing him so he fell over. So, I ran over to help him, and as we were picking up his books, I saw tears in
3、 his eyes. As I helped him stand up, I said, Those kids are stupid. He looked at me and said, Thanks. There was a grateful smile on his face.We started talking and soon realized that we lived near each other. We talked all the way home. Dan turned out to be a pretty cool kid. We hung out on weekends
4、 and the more I got to know Dan, the more I liked him. Dan and I became best friends.Over the next four years, he became more popular and all the girls loved him. In our senior year, Dan got the best grades in our school, and had to give a speech for graduation.As Dan started his speech, he looked a
5、t me. Graduation is a time to thank the people who helped you survive those tough yearsyour parents, your teachers, but mostly your friends. Being a friend is the best gift you can give. Im going to tell you a story. I just looked at Dan in amazement as he told the story of the first day we met. He
6、had planned to drop out of school and run away from home that weekend. Dan talked of how he had emptied his locker so his mom wouldnt have to do it later and was carrying all of his books home. He looked hard at me and gave me a little smile. Thankfully, I was saved. My friend saved me from making a
7、 huge mistake. Everyone looked at Dan in shock as he told us about his weakest moment.6. What does the word “nerd” mean in the first paragraph? A. 书呆子 B. 书商 C. 搬运工 7. The writer helped Dan at first because _. A. they studied in the same school B. they were good friends C. he felt sorry for him 8. Da
8、n was carrying all his books home because he had decided to _. A. study for a test B. drop out of school C. empty his locker 9. In his speech, Dan thanked the writer for _. A. being his friend B. helping him get the best grades C. getting to know him 10. Which of the following gives the right order(
9、顺序)of the story?4A. 1234 B. 2314 C. 4321 请阅读下面有关宠物的材料,给每个段落选择最合适的标题。A. Many people like animals and take them as their pets. Nowadays pet hospitals are very busy. Persons who love animals are needed to work in busy animal hospitals.B. Scientists think that pets will probably be much smaller because
10、people in the future will be living in much smaller spaces. Scientists are already working on making very small farm animals. The same things might be done to make smaller cats and dogs.C. Its said that some day you might own a panther as a pet. Scientists might have to start turning wild animals in
11、to pets. This might be the only way to save them from dying out.D. What about a robot for a pet? This may sound silly, but it could become true. Robot dogs have been made to bark like real dogs. These “pets” might become more and more popular in the future. After all, robots dont lose hair or chew o
12、n things the way real pets do.E. Lots of people miss their pets while they are on holiday. One hotel in Minnesota, USA, has solved this problem. They lend cats to their guests. Many experts believe this idea will become more and more popular. It is very possible that in the future you will be able t
13、o order a pet, as well as room service, at a hotel.( ) 11. Enjoying pets at hotels. ( ) 12. Smaller pets( )1 3. Robots for pets ( )1 4. A panther for pet ( ) 15. Assistants needed in pet hospitals.C A Special DeliveryBenandSallylivedinCaliforniawiththeirtwodaughters.likedtravelling. 16. ,butsallysta
14、yedhomethegirls.hisfriendsownedacompany.Peopleatcompanytoplayjokesoneachother.Oneday,BenswantedjokeSally. 17 . Thelettersaid,Dear Sally.Im having a great time here in Africa. Im sending a special gift to you. I hope you like it. Please take good care of it until I get home.Love to you and the kids,B
15、enOnsamealsogotphonecall.Thecallertoldherthatdeliverywascoming.At oneoclock,truckstoppedfrontofSallyshouse. The truck driver gave Sally a rope. An animal was tied to the rope. It was a baby elephant! 18 , and it began eating grass.Thendriverdroveaway. Sallystoodthereheldropeelephant. She askedhersel
16、f,“ WhatcanIfeedanelephantwith?Bananas?” 19 . He said, “Its illegal (非法的)to have wild animal here.” Then the policeman gave Sally a ticket.werehidingbackyardlaughing. They had planned everythingperfectly. Theyhadrented (租借) the elephant from a zoo and asked the policeman to write the ticket! Bens fr
17、iends also made a film of everything. 20 .Whenlearnedabouttruth,shecouldnthelplaughing.A. So they sent a letter to SallyB. After a while, a policeman cameC. The elephant ran into Sallys yardD. They wanted Ben to watch the videoE. One summer, he went to Africa on a trip16 17. 18. 19. 20. D阅读短文,根据其内容简
18、要回答问题。(每小题2分)请将答案填写到第7页答题区内指定位置。Many cities in the world have got an underground railway or metro. For example, London has got the Underground, New York has got the Subway and Athens, Paris and Moscow each have their own Metro. People use this means of transport so that they can avoid traffic and mo
19、ve between districts of a city quickly.The London Underground (the Tube) opened in 1863 and it is the oldest underground railway system in the world. Both the Tube in London and the New York Subway have got more than 400 kilometers of track(轨道). The busiest underground railway, however, is in Moscow
20、, with around three billion passenger rides a year. Moscow has also got the deepest station with the longest escalators in the world. One escalator at the citys Park Pobedy station is 126 meters long with 740 steps. The journey to the top takes about three minutes! The Metro in Athens opened in 2,00
21、0 and some of the stations are like mini museums. Many ancient objects were found by archaeologists before the Metro was built and these are displayed in the stations. You can see them either as you walk through the station to your train or you can make a special trip just to look at them. Both Pari
22、s and Moscow are also famous for the beauty of their Metro stations. However, neither the Paris nor the Moscow Metro runs for 24 hours a day, while the New York Subway never closes so you can use it at any time of the day or night.21. Where is the oldest underground railway system?22. Which undergro
23、und railway has got the most passengers?23. What does the word “them” refer to(指的是)in the last paragraph?24. How many hours a day does the New York Subway run?25. List the words that mean “地铁” in the passage.答题栏 80分一二三四五六总分一、阅读理解: 30分(120每题1分;2125每题2分) 12356789101112131415161718192021._.22._.23._.24
24、._.25._.二、 单词拼写(共8分)26. The prime minister was called to the _ /pls/.27. I went to the teachers office with great _ /krd/28. He made an unexpected _ /dskvr/ on his way to the mall.29. By the time they knew the truth, all the spaghetti had _ /dspd /. 30. Do you know other _ / dv:ntdz / of bike riding
25、?31. Certain _ / ndstr / is major polluter of the environment.32. Its always hard to _ /sepret/ from those who you have spent much time with.33. Our P.E. teacher always give us clear _ /nstrknz/ so that wed be safe.三、动词填空(共10小题,计10分)用括号里所给动词的适当形式填空。请将答案填写在答题卡指定位置。The World Wide Web www. Forty years
26、ago these letters didnt mean anything to anyone. But today almost everyone can tell you that www 34 (mean)World Wide Web. And and are all parts of Web addresses, too.Since the Internet 35 (invent) in the late 1960s, it has changed the world. How? It 36 (make) communication easier and faster. In the days before computers, people 37 (write) letters and sent them by mail. It took days, even weeks, for the letters 38 (arrive). Today, anyone can write an e-mail on a computer. And with o
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