I don’t believe that should get part-time jobs.

A. nine years old B. nine-years-old C. nine-year-olds

Mr Brown’s old car was sold _______a low price.

A. at B. with C. in

I like singing, but now I’m getting interested in it.

A. used to B. didn’t used to C. didn’t use to

---Sorry, what did you say just now? --- I asked _______.

A. where has he gone B. when they left C. how long you plan to stay here

I’m very thankful that teachers and parents try their best to us ____ danger.

A. keep , off B. keep, from C. stop, from

---Are all the students from ________ in your class?

--- No, there are only 3 _______in our classs, the others are from other countries.

A. Germany, Germen B. Germany, Germans C. German, Germans

The number of the volunteers ______100 now. And a small number of them _______ already gone to the workplace.

A. is, have B. are, have C. is , has

完成對(duì)話 從方框中選擇正確選項(xiàng)，并將其字母序號(hào)寫在對(duì)話下面的空格內(nèi)。（方框內(nèi)有一個(gè)選項(xiàng)與對(duì)話內(nèi)容無關(guān)）。

A. That sounds terrible. B. What’s the matter?

C. I had to study for my English test. D. Why did you go to bed so late?

E. How did you know that? F. I’ve never heard of that.

Lucy: Jack, you look tired. 46.1.

Jack: I stayed up late last night. I only slept for about six hours.

Lucy: What? 47.2.

Jack: An old friend came over and we had a talk until late last night.

Lucy: Why didn’t you stay in bed a little longer this morning?

Jack: 48.3.

Lucy: But I’ve read a report. It says that if you don’t get enough sleep after you study, you may forget 30% of what you’ve learned.

Jack: Forget 30%? 49. 4.

Lucy: Yes. I’ve also read that eating right can help you study.

Jack: Really? 50. 5.

Lucy: Don't you think so? And some foods can help you stay well. I think the best foods are fish, eggs, rice and so on.

Jack: I see. Thanks for telling me.

What can you do when someone hurts you? Most people may be angry or even fight with the one who hurts him or her. But it’s not a good idea. The best way is to forgive（寬�。﹖hem.

Although it’s not easy for us to forgive people who hurt us, it is possible. “Forgiveness makes you more hopeful. And it’s good for our health,” says Frederic, PhD, the writer of the book called Forgive for God.

But how can we forgive others? It’s really a problem. Let’s see how we can do it? First, think of something beautiful and the people you love. Try to get yourself happy. Second, don’t wait for others to say sorry to you. If the people hurt you, he or she won’t say sorry to you. They may not just want to hurt you or they just don’t see things the same way. Third, try to see things in others’ shoes. You can write a letter to yourself from the offender’s point.(肇事者的觀點(diǎn)) That can make you understand others better and make yourself happier. Don’t forget to forgive yourself. For some people, forgiving themselves is the biggest challenge. And it also makes you more confident.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容, 選出最佳答案。

1.________ steps are mentioned in this article to forgive others.

A. Two B. Four C. Three D. Five

2.The writer thinks it is ________ to forgive others.

A. easy B. useless C. exciting D. possible

3.Forgive for God is a ________.

A. story B. book C. movie D. magazine

4.When people hurt you, you should ________ .

A. fight with them B. wait for them to say sorry to you

C. try to see things in others’ shoes D. think of the people you hate

5.________ is the biggest challenge for some people.

A. To forgive themselves B. To smile when someone hurts them

C. To think of something beautiful D. To forget what happened

Singapore welcomes visitors and tourists. When you come to visit Singapore, please follow the laws（法律） of this country, Here are some points that you must remember:

Litter(垃圾): Singapore is the Garden City of Asia—clean and green. Dropping litter in public places will be fined(罰款) up to $ 500—even if it’s only a small piece of paper or a cigarette end.

Smoking： Cigarette smoking is a danger to health. No one can do it in lifts, cinemas, theatres, all government offices or on buses. If you smoke in these places, you will have to pay fines of up to % 500.

Jaywalking(走路不遵守交通規(guī)則): You must always use the pedestrian(行人) crossings. You can be fined $ 50 for crossing the street more than 50 meters from a crossing. These laws are also for children who are old enough to be in the street on their own.

Long hair: Men should not have their hair longer than the top of their shirt collars (衣領(lǐng)). Long- haired men will be served last in the government office.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下列正(T) 誤 (F)

1.You can never smoke in Singapore.

2.You will be fined less for dropping litter than for smoking in public places.

3.If children are old enough to walk on the street themselves, they are also fined when they break the traffic rules.

4.People with long hair is served last in government offices.

5.Tourists from other countries will be punished(懲罰) when they break the laws