A：Have you got a computer?

B： 1.

A： 2.

B：I can read and do my homework on it.

A：How can you do your homework on it?

B： 3. and open a new document.

A：Can you write in it?

B： 4.

A：How do you print your document?

B： 5.

閱讀下面的短文，然后根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題，并將答案寫(xiě)在答題卡上。

Hi! My name is Kevin. John is my best friend. We live in the same building. We study in the same school but not in the same class. We often play football together after school.

John is always friendly and helpful. When I feel bored or unhappy, he tells me funny stories and makes me laugh. He’ll give me help when I need.

John is very smart. He reads a lot of books. His favourite sport is swimming. He often swims with his friends and classmates at weekends. I believe that he can become a player in the future.

1.Who is John?

____________________________________（不超過(guò)5個(gè)單詞）

2.Do they live in the same building?

____________________________________（不超過(guò)3個(gè)單詞）

3.Does John read a lot of books?

____________________________________（不超過(guò)3個(gè)單詞）

4.What is John’s favourite sport?

____________________________________（不超過(guò)5個(gè)單詞）

5.When does John often swim?

____________________________________（不超過(guò)5個(gè)單詞）

下面短文中的劃線部分是錯(cuò)誤的，請(qǐng)改正，但不得改變?cè)�文意思，并將答案�?xiě)在答題卡上。

Different people have different hobby. 101．1.

some people like reading, some people

like swim . I like reading books, 102．2.

and my parents don't like it. I have many 103．3.

good friends. Betty likes playing piano, 104．4.

she can plays 105．5.

very good. Tony likes basketball . He usually 106．6.

plays basketball to his father at weekends. 107．7.

Judy is a quiet girl. She don’t like 108．8.

do some sports. She always draws some 109．9.

beautiful pictures. Look, she is draw a cat. 110．10.

書(shū)面表達(dá)

現(xiàn)在是星期天早上八點(diǎn)半，請(qǐng)根據(jù)下面的提示，寫(xiě)一篇英語(yǔ)短文，介紹John全家此刻正在做什么。

作文要求：

1．包含表格中的內(nèi)容，可適當(dāng)發(fā)揮。

2．語(yǔ)句連貫，詞數(shù)60左右。

My son Daniel began surfing at the age of 13. Aíter school each day he put on his wet suit and waited to be challenged by three-to-six-foot waves. Daniel’s love for the ride was tested one ____afternoon.

Your son’s been in an accident, the 1lifeguard(救生員)reported to my____Mike over the phone hurriedly. “____he came up to the top of the water, the point of the board was headed toward his eye.”

Mike rushed our son to the hospital. He____ 26 stitches (縫合)from the corner of his eye to the bridge of his nose.

I was____ home from a meeting while Daniel’s eye was being stitched, Mike drove____ to the airport after they left the doctor’s office. He greeted_____ at the gate while Daniel was waiting in the car.

“Daniel?”I questioned. I remember thinking the____ must have been terrible that day.

“He’s been in an accident, but he’s going to be fine.” Mike comforted me.

I ran to the car, My son reached out both arms, crying, “Oh, Mom, I’rn .so glad you’re home.”

I sobbed(抽泣) in his arms, telling him how____ I felt about not being there when the lifeguard called.

“It’s okay, Mom,”he said. “I’ll be fine. The doctor said I can go back in the water in eight days.”

Was he ____ ? I wanted to tell him that he wasn’t allowed to go near water again until he was 35, but___ I controlled myself.

He kept asking me to let him go back on the____ for the next seven days. One day after I ____ “No” to him for the 100th time, he beat me at my own game.

“Mom, you taught us never to____ what we love. ”

I gave in. Back then Daniel was just a boy with deep____ for surfing. Now he is among the top 25 surfers in the world.

1.A. unusual B. boring C. amazing D. relaxing

2.A. brother B. uncle C. husband D. father

3.A. If B. When C. Unless D. Though

4.A. avoided B. changed C. received D. discovered

5.A. flying B. driving C. boating D. Walking

6.A. suddenly B. happily C. comfortably D. Directly

7.A. her B. them C. us D. me

8.A. waves B. dreams C. clouds D. Suggestions

9.A. brave B. lucky C. awful D. proud

10.A. busy B. crazy C. friendly D. Polite

11.A. instead B. already C. even D. often

12.A. plane B. bed C. board D. Chair

13.A. posted B. offered C. threw D. repeated

14.A. find out B. give up C. hand out D. pick up

15.A. love B. fear C. sadness D. regret

1.The purpose of the charity drive for Grace Orphanage is to __________.

A. encourage children through reading B. teach children to draw pictures

C. introduce some local performers D. raise money for children aged 5 to 12

2.According to the text, we can______ in the charity drive.

A. play Yo-Yo with the volunteers B. give away used books to kids

C. watch performances on Saturday D. enjoy children’s TV programs

3.The text might be_______ .

A. a news report B. a meeting notice C. an advertisement D. a science story

17-year-old Brennan Agranoff, a colorblind boy, started his custom sock business in middle school. With a small loan (貸款) he got from his parents. Up till now. he has sold over $1 million worth of socks online in the last four years.

Brennan thought of the idea for his custom sock company at just 13 years old. He was attending a high-school basketball game in his hometown of Sherwood. Oregon. and noticed that many kids his age were wearing the same white Nike sport socks. The boy told himself that if these white plain socks were so popular with kids, then some cool custom designs would surely be an even greater hit.

But the boy didn't tell his parents about the business idea immediately. He spent six months researching things like printing machines and technology and drawing up a business plan. Only when he had everything planned out did he ask his parents for a loan." They thought the idea was a little out there." Brennan recently told CNN Money, but he kept pushing, and finally received a $3,000 loan to start his company. Then he began to work on his own designs. The fact that he was colorblind didn’t stop him and he has created over 200 designs now.

Business was slow the first year, but then Brennan started pushing his HoopSwagg products heavily on the Internet. Orders soon started coming in in large numbers, and HoopSwagg became a popular brand among custom sock lovers. Right now. his designs can be found on HoopSwagg website. Amazon and eBay.

Four years after starting his business, Brennan has achieved great success while balancing（平衡）school,house chores and his social life. And he says he loved every minute of it.

1.The second paragraph mainly tells us how Brennan

A. designed his custom socks B. got his business idea

C. organized the basketball match D. managed his company

2.To start his business, Brennan .

A. bought some Nike socks B. made a business plan

C. asked teachers for advice D. got money from friends

3.It can be inferred（推斷）from the passage that Brennan .

A. got no support from his parents B. was too busy to do house chores

C. stopped designing because of his eyes D. enjoyed both his study and business

4.Which word can best describe Brennan according to the passage?

A. Honest. B. Kind. C. Creative. D. Helpful.

Every night in Jinan University in Guangzhou，a group of students plays diabolo（空竹）as a crowd watches on in amazement.

Chen Zhelun,25, a Malaysian-Chinese started the diabolo club, which helps to increase the popularity of this traditional Chinese game. He is one of many students expressing their interest in the country’s cultural heritage（遺產(chǎn)）by starting clubs.

The diabolo, which came from China, is popular among Chinese living in Malaysia.

“We played diabolo from primary school onward. I thought I could find someone to play with in China, but only a few students knew about it. So I started a club to develop it,”says Chen.

To Chen's surprise, the old game has interested a huge crowd— more than 1 ,000 students have joined the club.

“It keeps your body strong and it's fun, says Chen.”

But some prefer quieter activities. Every weekend, one classroom in Shenzhen University is always crowded, but it's unusually silent. The members of Lanting Calligraphy Club are writing Chinese characters with traditional brushes.

Fan Dongling, 21, a student in Shenzhen University, says it's a shame that young people no longer enjoy the beauty of Chinese characters.

Although her club is quiet, Fan says it keeps members healthy, mentally and physically.

“Some students think traditional things are outdated. They like celebrating Western festivals like Christmas or Valentine’s Day, but they seldom pay attention to traditional ones, ”says Kong Yanquan, 21,a student in Guangxi University.

As head of the traditional Chinese 1ocal operas club, Kong plans to put modern elements （元素）into traditional culture to get students to join his cIub.

“I think it's everyone’s duty to save and develop China's traditiortal culture among young people, he says.

1.The passage is organized by giving three .

A. examples B. tasks C. lessons D. speeches

2.The underlined word “It”in Paragraph 6 refers to（指代） .

A. watching diabolo shows B. playing diabolo

C. talking about old games D. going to primary school

3.It can be learned from the passage that Fan Dongling .

A. comes from Malaysia B. is good at local operas

C. loves quiet activities D. is interested in sports

4.Kong Yanquan advises young people to .

A. practice writing Chinese characters B. celebrate Western festivals

C. pay attention to traditional culture D. make friends with the elders

Technology is everywhere. We see it any place we go and, in fact, almost all of us carry some piece of technology with us every time we leave the house. What I always forget, though, is just how useful and powerful technology can be when we want to help others.

There is not a single room in my house that does not have some electronic devices （設(shè)備）lying around in it. Whenever I am at home, I am almost always using at least one electronic device. If you walked into my living room on any given day, you would find that, first, I have the television on. At the same time, I usually have my laptop resting on my knee, or I will be using my mobile phone. Even when I’m not at home I am always using my phone, and at work or in cafés, I sit down and connect to the local wireless network on my laptop.

I must say that I waste a lot of time on the computer and the time I spend on it could be much better spent if I were to take up a little online volunteering.

The technology we carry about everywhere can have a great power to do good for the world and to help others and recently I discovered just how much online volunteering there is to do in the world. From using your language skills to do translations, to developing and managing projects and helping with IT work, there is so much that so many people can do to help people in their own countries and across the world. The United Nations, in fact, has a huge page with “Volunteers Recruited” on its website.

This work can support the poor and help charities who cannot pay for staff. Many organizations only require you to work an hour a week-some even less. And the support provided by online volunteers can really help make a difference to those in need.

1.From Paragraph 2, we can know that the writer .

A. uses technology a lot B. works in a café

C. is a computer engineer D. likes modern music

2.The underlined word” Recruited” in Paragraph 4 means” ”.

A. Ordered B. Wanted C. Visited D. Warned

3.In the writer’s opinion, people should spend more time with technology.

A. working on computer programs B. keeping the Internet safe

C. inventing electronic products D. helping people in need

4.What can be the best title for the passage?

A. Website Design B. Internet Organizations

C. Online Volunteering D. Online Translation

Curt von Badinski is an engineer of a company in San Francisco. 1. (而)， his home is in Los Angeles, which is 7702.(里)  away from his workplace, so he has to take a plane work and back.

 Every workday morning,von Badinski gets up at 5 a.m. for the 15 -minute drive to the airport.  After3.（停放） his car, he goes straight to take the plane.  After a  90-minute flight, he4.(著陸) at Oakland Airport and drives to his company. The5.(整的) trip takes him about 3 hours.

Von Badinski pays the airline 2 ,300 dollars monthly so that he can fly6.(自 由地) at any time to and from. San Francisco.

Flying to work every day is not7.（容易的）for von Bedinski because he can only sleep five hours every night, but he believes8.（沒(méi)有什么）could be more important to him than his family. He had thought about several ways to solve the problem,9.（包括） moving his family to San Francisco, but none of them worked.

“The six-hour round trip shows that I have the 10. (能力) to have all the things I want,” he explains. “I am always excited to start a new day.”