Dear Mike,

My party is1. May 21st.I'm happy that you can come. Please let me tell you the way to my house.2.(one), you can take a No.15 bus in front of your house 3. get off at the bus stop on Wuyi Road. Go 4. Wuyi Road and you will see a bridge. Walk 5.(cross)the street and 6.(turn)left. Then walk along the street and turn right. You can see a big supermarket.7.(walk)on and you'll see a bank 8. your right. My house is just behind the bank. If you can't find 9., you can call me 10. 3658－7169.

Yours,

Tom

Welcome to our neighborhood. It's a good____to have a good time. There____ a new supermarket and a beautiful park there. There are some quiet streets, ____.Turn left on Bridge Road and go____ Long Street. Then you can see the park____ your right. It's____ a bank and a library. You can play____ guitar and take a walk there. If you are hungry, you can buy some ____ in the supermarket and____ your meal in the park. They are____ each other(相互).

1.

A.street B.place

C.library D.bank

2.

A.have B.are

C.is D.has

3.

A.and B.too

C.there D.here

4.

A.to B.on

C.down D.at

5.

A.on B.in

C.with D.from

6.

A.behind B.from

C.between D.in front of

7.

A.the B.a

C./ D.an

8.

A.food B.shoes

C.clothes D.water

9.

A.like B.enjoy

C.make D.cook

10.

A.across from B.in front of

C.next to D.in

Calvin needs to go to New York for a meeting this Saturday. It's sunny. It's his first time to go to New York, so he doesn't know his way around New York. The meeting is in Peterson Building on 34th Street and it starts at ten o'clock. He wants to get there on time, so he asks two American boys for help.

“Excuse me, could you tell me where 34th Street is?” asks Calvin.

“Sure,” answers one of the boys. “It's not far from here. And you can just walk along this street and turn left at the first crossing. Then you can see it on your right.”

“No. Don't listen to him. He is not telling you the right place. You can just take the No.7 bus and get off at the third stop,” says the other boy. Then the first boy says, “OK. But the third stop is not 34th Street. It's 35th Street.”

At this time, Calvin finds that there's only five minutes left(剩下). Then he gets into a taxi and leaves.After__that, Calvin__thinks__he__should__ask__a__policeman __for__help__next__time.

1.According to the second boy, how can Calvin get to 34th Street?

A.By bike. B.By bus.

C.By taxi. D.By subway.

2.When does Calvin leave the two boys?

A.At 10：00. B.At 10：05.

C.At 9：55. D.At 10：10.

3.What does the underlined sentence mean?

A.The two American boys are clever and helpful.

B.The two boys don't tell Calvin the right way to 34th Street.

C.Calvin is sure to get lost again next time.

D.It's important to find the best way when meeting problems.

4.What can we learn from the passage?

A.It's a windy Saturday.

B.The two boys help Calvin a lot.

C.Calvin arrives in New York in the afternoon.

D.It's the first time for Calvin to get to New York.

假設(shè)你是Mary，你的朋友Rose想從北京到你居住的海濱城市來旅游。下面是一張示意圖和你給她發(fā)的E-mail（電子郵件），告訴她怎樣到你家，并且告訴她每天都能步行去海濱玩請把郵件補(bǔ)充完整。

Dear Rose,
　　I'm very glad you are coming to visit me. Now I will tell you how to get to my__1_ . After you get off the___2____ at the station, you can ___3___ a number 8 bus to Yingbin Road. The bus stop is near my home. Or you can take a taxi（出租車）if you like. That's much easier.
　　By the way, it's not very far ___4_____ my home to the beach（海濱）. So we can go there ___5____ every day. I hope you will have a good time here. Write to me soon.
　　 Best wishes,
　　 Mary
 

根據(jù)圖片寫出相應(yīng)的介詞

1.______

2.______

3._____

4.____

5.______

6.____

按要求完成句子

1.The new pay phones are on__Fifth__Avenue．(對畫線部分提問)

_____ ____ the new pay phones?

2.There are some long bridges over the river.(改為單數(shù)形式)

There _____ _____ _____ _____ over the river.

3.Is there an egg on the table？(作肯定回答)

_____，_____ _______.

4.There are some new clothes stores near Alan's house.(改為否定句)

____ _____ _____ new clothes stores near Alan's house.

5.Jane lives across__from__a__hotel．(對畫線部分提問)

_____ ____ Jane _____？

Jack works in an office in a small city.One day his boss says to _____，“Jack，I want you to go to London，and to see Mr.Brown.His office is near the station.”

Jack goes to London _____ train.He leaves the station and thinks，“The office isn't _____ from the station.I'll _____ it soon.”

But after an hour he is still looking for it.So he _____ and asks an old woman.She says，“Just go _____ this street，turn left at the end，and it's the _____ building on the right，just next to the restaurant.” Jack goes and finds it easily.

Some days _____，Jack goes to the same city again.He asks someone the way.It is the same old woman！She is very _____ and says，“Are you still ______ for that place？”

1.A.her B.him C.me D.it

2.A.on B.in C.by D.with

3.A.near B.around C.far D.open

4.A.find B.turn C.pay D.miss

5.A.runs B.stops C.climbs D.reads

6.A.along B.behind C.across D.over

7.A.second B.twelve C.twenty D.one

8.A.ago B.later C.again D.off

9.A.kind B.strict C.surprised(驚訝的) D.interested

10.A.crossing B.taking C.looking D.writing

閱讀理解

I travel a lot，and I find out different “styles” of giving directions every time I ask “How can I get to the post office？”

In Japan，people use landmarks(地標(biāo))in their directions because most streets don't have names.For example，the Japanese will say to travelers，“Go straight ahead and turn left at the hotel.The post office is across from the bus stop.”

In the countryside of the American Midwest，there are no towns or buildings in many places.Instead of landmarks，people will tell you directions and distances.In Kansas，for example，people will say，“Go north two miles.Turn east，and then go another mile.”

People in Los Angeles，California have no idea of distance.They measure(測量)distance in time，not miles.“How far away is the post office？” you ask.“Oh，” they answer.“It's about five minutes from here.”

It's true that a person doesn't know the answer sometimes.What happens in such a situation？A New Yorker might say，“Sorry，I don't know.” But in Yucatan，Mexico，no one answers，“I don't know.” People believe that “I don't know.” is impolite.They usually give an answer，often a wrong one.A tourist can get very，very lost in Yucatan!

1.Why do Japanese people use landmarks in their directions?

A.Because they have no idea of distance. B.Because there are no towns or buildings.

C.Because most of the streets have no names. D.Because people don't know the answer.

2.What may happen in Yucatan?

A.People there usually say，“Sorry，I don't know the way.”

B.Local people often give a right answer.

C.People there have no idea of distance.

D.Visitors may lose their way.

3.Which of the following may people in Kansas say?

A.“Turn left at the traffic lights and you will see a school.” B.“It will take one day and a half.”

C.“Turn south and then walk 300 meters.” D.“Go along Autumn Street and turn right at the crossing.”

4.What is the best title for the article?

A.Asking the Way in Different Places B.Getting Lost in Yucatan

C.Traveling in Different Places D.Where is the Post Office?

—Is Japan __________ Asian country, Simon?

—Yes, it is. And it's also _____________island country.

A.a; the B.an; the C.a; a D.an; an

How amazing! Seasons in Australia are the opposite of ____________. It's autumn there.

A.us B.we C.ours D.our