–Listen! Helen is singing in the next room. -It ___ be Helen. She has gone to Beijing.

A. can’t B. mustn’t C. may D. should

I’m ___ tired, but I can’t rest because I have ___ work to do.

A. too much, much too B. too many, many too

C. too much, too many D. much too, too much

I think it must be teenagers _____ fun.

A. to have B. having C. have D. had

What happened ___ you last night, Robert?

A. with B. to C. on D. at

Thy went to the village ____ their families lived ten years ago.

A. when B. which C. where D. that

I think this bike belongs ____ our teacher.

A. to B. on C. of D. with

-___ soccer ball do you think it is? - It must be Tom’s.

A. Where B. Which C. Whose D. What

I have ____ to show you.

A. different something B. something different C. anything different D. different anything

Peter and James were brothers. One afternoon___the lessons were over, they stayed in school to help their teachers. They___for an hour. Then the teacher said, “Thank you, boys. We will finish the work tomorrow. Now you must go home.” When the boys___home, it was seven o’clock. There was a light inside their house and the door was___. They could see a man inside, too. “Who can it be?” thought Peter. “Father and mother have gone shopping. They won’t be at home___eight o’clock.” When the man___saw Peter, he smiled and said, “Come in! You don’t know me, but I’m your___friend. He has asked me to fetch some money for him.” The man didn’t see James.

Peter went inside and began talking to the man but James didn’t. He quickly but quietly ran off to call the police. He soon found a policeman and___him back to their home. The man was still there, but when he saw the policeman, he tried to run off. The policeman___him. Just then Mr. and Mrs. Baker, the boy’s parents ___.

1.A. if B. when C. before D. until

2.A. studied B. worked C. played D. watched

3.A. arrived at B. went to C. got to D. reached

4.A. open B. opened C. opening D. close

5.A. at B. since C. until D. after

6.A. away B. out C. outside D. inside

7.A. father B. fathers C. father’s D. brother’s

8.A. brought B. bring C. take D. caught

9.A. stoped B. stopped C. catch D. saw

10.A. returned B. come C. arrive D. reached

One hot day, some mice were playing in a forest and a lion was having a rest under a tree. One mouse did not look where he was going and hit the lion’s leg. The lion was very angry, and he caught the mouse. The little animal did not know what to do. “I’m sorry, sir,” the mouse said. “Will you free me, please? “I don’t know why I should,” the lion said. “I’m very hungry, and it’s time to have lunch.” “Please don’t eat me,” the mouse said. “I’m so small and wouldn’t satisfy you.” “Besides(而且),if you free me, I might be able to help you one day.” The lion laughed loudly and said, “How could a great animal like me need your help?” But the lion had a kind heart, and he freed his little friend. “Thank you so much,” the mouse said. “Some day you’ll see that I was telling the truth.” Several days after this, some men were trying to catch the lion. They put a net in the forest, so the lion was caught in it. He couldn’t understand how this could happen because he was usually very careful. The great animal was in big trouble. Loud, angry noises could be heard everywhere in the forest. The mouse heard these noises and went to see what was wrong. He found the lion in the net and knew what he had to do. The small mouse started to bite the net, soon a little piece of the net fell on the ground. Then another piece fell, and another. In a short time the great animal was freed.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正(T)誤(F)

1.In a forest, a small mouse hit a lion’s head. The lion got angry and caught him.

2.The lion was very hungry, so he wanted to have the mouse for lunch.

3.The lion didn’t think he would need the small mouse’s help.

4.The lion had to free the small mouse because he was caught in a net.

5.When the small mouse heard the loud, angry noises, he was too frightened to help the lion.