—Is this your book？

—No, it is ______book. It belongs to_______.

A. his; his B. his; him

C. him; his D. him; him

Once upon a time in Greece (希臘) there lived a clever man. His name was Aesop.

One day, when Aesop was taking a walk in the country, a man on the road stopped him. He said, "Kind sir, can you tell me how soon I can get to town?" "Go," Aesop answered.

"Of course I know I must go," said the man," But I want to know how soon I can get to town." "Go," Aesop shouted to him again.

The man got angry. "He must be mad," he thought. And he walked away. Suddenly he heard Aesop shouting to him, "You will get to town in two hours.”The man was in great surprise. He turned back and asked, "Why didn’t you tell me that before?"

"How could I tell you that before?" answered Aesop. "I didn't know how fast you could walk."

1.One day Aesop was ____.

A. stopping a man walking

B. talking in town

C. taking a walk in the country

D. watching a man walking

2.When the man asked Aesop the question, he ____.

A. didn't answer at first

B. said that he couldn’t answer it

C. told him that he was clever

D. shook his head

3.From the text we know that ____.

A. Aesop wasn't very clever

B. the man didn't know the way to town well

C. the man knew how soon he could get to town

D. the man knew Aesop very well

4. The man got angry because ____.

A. Aesop said he wouldn't tell him anything

B. he was very tired at that time

C. he didn’t know what Aesop meant

D. it would take him two hours to get to town

5.We can guess that at last the man felt very ____.

A. pleased B. angry C. sad D. hungry

A：Morning, Jerry. I coughed all day yesterday.

B：__ 1.___Does your head feel hot?

A：No, it doesn’t. __2.___

B：I don’t think you need to.

A：__ 3._____

B：You should drink some hot water.

A：Oh, dear! __4.___

B：Don’t worry. I’ll get some for you.

A：_5.__

B：You’re welcome.

根據(jù)所給漢語提示完成對話。（每小題2分，共10分）

A: You look sad .What’s the matter with you?

B: Bad luck! I didn't pass the English exam.

A: 1. !（多么壞的消息�。。� But please don't give it up. It's quite important.

B: I know. Maybe my way of learning English isn't good.

A: 2. ？ （你通常是怎么學習英語的？）

B: I learn it by remembering the new words.

A: I think you can read something in English. It's easy to remember something at the same time.

3. ? (你同意我的看法嗎？)

B: Yes. I'll do some reading instead.

A: 4. ?（你在英語課上記筆記嗎？）

B: Never! I just listen to what the teacher says.

A: That's not good. You should write down the important things and review them after class.

B: OK. 5. . (我從現(xiàn)起就會這樣做。）

A: Good luck to you!

B: Thanks a lot.

Potato chips were invented by a chef called________．

A．Martin Robinson

B．Stephen Hawking

C．George Crum

D．James Naismith

The MP3 is used for________music．

A．listen to

B．listening

C．listening to

D．listen

Mum added lots of________on the food but it still wasn’t________．

A．salt；enough salt

B．salt；salty enough

C．salty；enough salt

D．salty；salt enough

閱讀理解

A

Soon computers and other machines will be able to remember you by looking at your eyes！The programme works because everyone’s eyes are different．So in the future you won’t have to remember a number when you want to use a machine or take money out of a bank．You’ll just have to look at the machine and it will be able to tell who you are．

The eye-recognition programme is already being tested in shops and banks in the USA，Britain，Spain，Italy and Turkey．Soon，this technology will take the place of all other ways of finding out who people are．

However，scientists are working on other systems．Machines will soon be able to know you from the shape of your face or hand or even your smell！We already have machines that can tell who you are from your voice or the mark made by your finger．

Eye-recognition is better than other kinds because your eyes don’t change as you get older，or get dirty like hands or fingers．And even twins have different eyes，so the programme can be up to 94％ correct，depending on how good the technology is．Some programmes may only be 51％ correct of the time．In Britain，it was found that 91％ people who had tried it said that they liked the idea of eye-recognition．

In the future your computer will be looking you in the eye．So smile！

1.How does the eye-recognition programme work？

A．You write your number．

B．You show your ID card．

C．You look at the machine．

D．You say your name．

2.The recognition programme of remembering________is already in use．

A．eyes and smell

B．fingers and voices

C．faces and voices

D．hands and faces

3.Why can the programme be up to 94％ correct？

A．Because eyes never change．

B．Because hands or fingers may get dirty．

C．Because people like the idea of the programme．

D．Because the programme is widely used around the world．

4.Which of the following is true？

A．The programme is being tested in Japan．

B．Machines with other systems will also be able to tell who you are．

C．91％ people like the idea of the programme in Britain．

D．Computers can remember you by looking at your clothes．

5.What does Paragraph 4 talk about？

A．Introduction to other kinds of programmes．

B．Advantages of the programme．

C．The places where the programme is tested．

D．The way that the programme works．

Our teachers don’t allow us________late．

A．arrive

B．arriving

C．arrived

D．to arrive

When Jenny finished her first book，she was just a________girl．

A．five years old

B．five-years-old

C．five year old

D．five-year-old