1. When you read English passage,you don't need to understand the m of every word;just get the main idea.

從方框中選擇最佳選項完成對話，有兩項多余。

   A. Who won?

   B. How hard they practise!

   C. Where was the match held?

   D. They are cool,aren’t they?

   E. How exciting the match was!

   F. Did you go to see the basketball game yesterday?

   G. I know that both John and Tim are on the team.

A： Hello,Sue!

B： Hi,Kay!

A： 1

B： No,no one had told me about the match. 2  

A: Although the opposing (對抗的) team was strong,our school won at last.

B： 3 They are really good basketball players.

A： Yes. They can play basketball better than others because they practise much more. I always see them practising on the playground and sometimes running around the school track (跑道) .

B： 4

A： Yes. And either John or Tim will be chosen as the Best School Athlete of the year.

B： Wow!5  

A： I think so.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

  London has a population of over 7 ,000,000. From about the year 1800 until World War Ⅱ， London was the biggest city in the world. But now there are many cities which are much bigger than it.

   London is famous for many things. Tourists come from all over the world to visit its famous buildings and hear the famous clock,Big Ben.

   Like many big cities,London has problems with traffic and pollution which stop the city from developing. Over one million people a day use the London underground,but there are still too many cars on the streets. The air isn’t clear,but it is anyhow cleaner than it was 100 years ago.

   For me,the best things about London are the parks. There are five parks in the city center. But my children's favorite place is Hamleys,the biggest toy shop in the world.

1. What's the Chinese for “underground” in the passage?

   A. 隧道   B. 地鐵   C. 地下   D. 通道

2. When was London the biggest city in the world?

   A. In 1750.   B. In 1850.

   C. In 1950.   D. In the 21st century.

3. What’s Big Ben in London?

   A. It^ a toy shop. B. It's a park.

   C. It5s a clock. D. It's a museum.

4. How many people use the London underground every day?

   A. Over half of its population.

   B. Over three quarters of its population.

   C. Over 100,000.

   D. Over 1,000,000.

5. How was the air in London 100 years ago?

   A. It was much cleaner than it is now.

   B. It was the same as it is now.

   C. It was the cleanest in the history of London.

   D. It was not as clean as it is now.

  James is a young and strong man. He likes sports very much. But 1 is his favorite. He always plays football or watches football games if he is 2 .  

   One Sunday 3 there was a football game. James was happy because he got a 4 . After lunch he went to the playground. On his way there,5 was wrong with his car. He had to stop and 6 it. When he drove it again,he looked at his watch and found it was 7 the time for the game. He was 8 to be late for the game,so he drove much faster. The lights at the turning were 9 ,but he didn't stop. A policeman 10 him and asked ,“Why didn't you wait for a minute? Didn’t you see the red lights?” “Yes,I did,sir ,” said James. “But I didn't see you. ”

1. A. football   B. volleyball   C. basketball   D. ping-pong

2. A. busy   B. lucky   C. safe   D. free

3. A. morning   B. afternoon   C. evening   D. night

4. A. call   B. report   C. letter   D. ticket

5. A. anything   B. everything   C. something   D. nothing

6. A. find   B. wash   C. mend   D. start

7. A. nearly   B. always   C. only   D. hardly

8. A. sad   B. sorry   C. happy   D. afraid

9. A. green   B. red   C. blue   D. yellow

10. A. heard   B. saw   C. stopped   D. knew

15. In fact,it isn’t easy such a little boy so many things by himself.

   A. for;to finish   B. of;finishing

   C. for;finishing   D. of; to finish

14. Tom Sam in the match and the prize yesterday.

   A. won;beat   B. won;got

   C. beat;won   D. bit;won

13. —Can you tell me why you learn English so well?

--It's very simple. you work, grades you will get.

   A. The harder;the best

   B. The harder;the better

   C. Harder;better

   D. Harder;the better

12. —We have nothing to do. Why not cards?

--I don't think so. What about to the park?

   A. play;go   B. playing;go

   C. play;going   D. playing;going

11. boys took part in the competition but finally a few of them succeeded.

   A. One million of   B. Million of

   C. Millions of   D. Two millions

10. — is the population of this city?

—Sorry,I have no idea at all.

   A. How much   B. How many

   C. What   D. Which