The question was _ by the teacher and only Tom _ to answer the difficult question.

A. raised, rose B. raised, raised C. risen, rose D. risen, raised

Our teacher recommended _ more books in the school library.

A. to read B. read C. reading D. to be read

Though he was born in a rich family, he never_ his wealth.

A. showed up B. showed around C. showed off D. was on show

A big earthquake occurred in Indonesia last week. Which is the closest meaning of the underlined word?

A. was held B. was taken place C. happen D. had an accident

- What about setting up a Help Kids Group to raise money? Then we will have money to help kids in need.

A. That’s OK. B. That sounds great. C. I don’t think so. D. Sure. I' d love to.

III. Complete the following passage with the words or phrases in the box. Each can only be used once.

A. leader B. fourth C. although D. imagine E.when

Cart Joseph was born without a left leg. He was raised by a single mom and grew up in Florida on a farm. He was die 1. of 10 children. Facing so many difficulties that moit people could only 2. Carl wasn't discouraged. Sports provided a chance for him to overcome his difficulties.

In high school, Carl played basketball, football and field track — all done without his prosthesis (假肢). In basketball, he could score3. he was only 6 feet I inch tail. In football, as a4. of a team, he played very well. He even played college football at Bethune Cookman College. In track, he once jumped 5 feet 10 inches high in the high jump. Carl also did well in his subjects at school.

A. rest B. rather than C. highly D. because of E. hope

Carl was so good mainly 5. his mother. He said, "My mom never felt sorry for me, and I never felt sorry for myself. Believe you can do it, and God does the 6.

The Florida High School Athletic Association invited Carl into the Hall of Fame. CarPs statement included this line. "A one-legged athlete in the Hall of Fame gives 7. to disabled people. Anything is possible if you put your mind to it and never give up.

Former football star. Pan Dierdorf. spoke 8. of Carl's abilities when he called him "the most amazing athlete I've ever seen".

IV. Complete the sentence with the given words in their proper forms.

1.The atmosphere lets sunlight in and keeps____ from getting out (warm )

2.As we all know, the _____of the forest is making the Greenhouse effect worse. (destroy)

3.Tommy tried his best in the contest, and finally he got the ____place. (three)

4.The driver's ____ in the accident warns us to obey the traffic rules at any time. (die)

5.The school provides students with various after-school activities to____ their life. (rich)

6.The wicked old woman charmed the princess with____words.(magical)

7.1 always ask my grandfather for advice. He is a very____man. (wisdom)

8.____the waiters and waitresses is a custom in most of the western countries.( tip )

V. Rewrite the following sentences as required.

1.My wish later proved to be true. (保持句意相同)

My wish ____ ____to be true.

2.What made him change so much? (改為被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài))

By what ____he____made to change so much?

3.Only one of them can go to the concert. (保持句意相同)

____Paul____ David can go to the concert.

4.1 don't know the girl who is in a red coat.(改為簡(jiǎn)單句)

I don't know the____ ____a red coat.

5.1 know this place quite well. (保持句意相同)

This place is quite ____ ____me.

6.Is smoking bad for our bodies? (保持句意相同)

Does smoking do ____ ____ our bodies?

7.landing, the plane, prevented, the bad weather conditions, from (連詞成句)

___________________________________________________________________

Bananas, always the fashion victims of the produce section, are wearing another new label this spring．Bananas with “Fair Trade Certified” stickers have been available in the United States since October．They represent the new front of an international effort to help first-world consumers improve the living standards of the third-world farmers who grow much of their food．

　　By expanding its reach to the produce section, Fair Trade is now trying to reach the American supermarket shopper．Fair Trade deals directly with farmer cooperatives (合作社)．It helps organize, avoiding brokers (代理人) and middlemen．It guarantees higher prices for the farmers' goods and helps them set up schools and health clinics．

　　The Fair Trade movement took root in Europe in the 1990's as a way of supporting coffee farmers as prices were collapsing．Since Fair Trade began, more than a million coffee growers and other farmers have joined cooperatives that sell their products through Fair Trade channels instead of directly to a commercial producer．

　　Not everyone is greeting the Fair Trade label with open arms．Several American coffee importers recently pulled out of Fair Trade, saying TransFair's “corporate friendly” policies that allow large companies to use the Fair Trade logo in their marketing even if only a small amount of the company's overall purchases are Fair Trade certified．

　　Edmund LaMacchia, the national produce coordinator(協(xié)調(diào)員) for Whole Foods, said Fair Trade is only one of many consumer choices．“Whole Foods has its own team of inspectors and has no plans to carry Fair Trade products”, Mr．LaMacchia said．“Our standards are higher than Fair Trade's, actually．” Fair Trade is only one of several labels your bananas might be wearing this year．Another is that of the Rainforest Alliance, which certifies the use of sustainable(可持續(xù)發(fā)展) agriculture methods．

　So far, though, Fair Trade is the biggest．A Fair Trade label by itself does not guarantee an organic product, but most Fair Trade bananas are also organic, Ms．Bourque said, because pesticides are usually too costly for the small farmers who grow them．If the bananas are organic, they will be labeled as such, and will probably be wearing a sticker to prove it．

1.Why are bananas wearing “Fair Trade Certified” stickers?

A. It represents an international effort to help the third-world farmers．

B. It means bananas have got a new label．

C. It means bananas with these stickers are available in the United States．

D. It means bananas are the fashion victims of the produce section．

2.What does Fair Trade do?

A. It appoints brokers and middlemen to deal with farmer cooperatives．

B. It brings down the price of farmers' goods．

C. It sets up schools and health clinics for American farmers．

D. It helps farmers sell their products for a higher profit．

3.What was the original purpose of the Fair trade movement?

A) To cooperate with coffee growers and other farmers.

B) To help coffee farmers as prices were collapsing.

C) To prevent farmers from selling their products to commercial producers.

D) To sell products through coffee growers and other farmers.

4.What can we infer from this passage?

A. American coffee importers will never buy their products through Fair Trade channels．

B. Fair Trade is the only label that bananas might be wearing this year．

C. Not every consumer considers Fair Trade products the only choice．

D. Whole Foods and the Rainforest Alliance are more influential than Fair Trade．

5.What is the best title for this passage?

A. Consumers Face More Choices

B. Fair Trade － the Best Sticker

C. The Fair Trade Movement

D. Helping the Third World：One Banana at a Time

Jo Berry’s father was a member of the British Parliament. He was killed by an IRA bomb in 1984. Jo was 27 years old at the time. Jo remembers knowing that she did not want to blame and become bitter. She knew that she wanted to find a way to bring something ____ out of the death of her beloved father.

Berry tells that she started a journey with no map but with a trust that step by step she would find her way. In November 2000 she met Patrick Magee, the man____ her father's death. He had been released from prison as part of the Good Friday Peace Agreement.

When Jo looks back on that day, she remembers being____. Would she regret meeting him? Then the door opened, Patrick arrived and they sat and talked together for three hours. This visit had a sense of strength that Jo had never felt before. Finally Patrick said, "I have never met anyone like you before. I don’t know what to say. I want to hear your ____ Although there were many difficulties, Jo and Patrick continued their meetings and became friends. This made a deep change in both of them. Jo came to realize that if she had lived Patrick's life, she might have done what he did. Patrick came to realize how many innocent victims were created by his ____.

This friendship has been healing for both Jo and Patrick. They now travel the world telling their stories. A play. The Bomb, has been written about them. Jo often does workshops after the play is shown, especially for young people.

Jo and Patrick now work together for____. They speak for The Forgiveness Project They have spoken in Spain, Austria, South Africa and Israel.

1.A. painful B. positive C. interesting D. meaningless

2.A. responsible for B. related to C. keen on D. guilty about

3.A. amazed B. delighted C. ashamed D. scared

4.A. pain B. story C. excuse D. apology

5.A. innocence B. diligence C. reference D. violence

6.A. peace B. charity C. profit D. fame