1.The welcome party is held ________.

A.in the morning B.at noon C.in the afternoon D.at night

2.Students can enjoy _________ at the welcome party.

A.dance music B.free hot dogs and soft drinks

C.face painting games D.talent shows

3._______ will have a birthday party on April 9th.

A.Mary B.Paul C.Sandy D.Linda

4.Which of the following is TRUE about the birthday party?

A.The birthday party will be held on Sunday.

B.Mary will sing songs at the birthday party.

C.The birthday party will last 1.5 hours.

D.Mary will go to the birthday party with her pet bird.

5.What do the underlined words “keep an eye on” probably mean?

A.take part in B.be careful with C.listen to D.take a close look at

6.We can learn that Santa Claus _________.

A.will celebrate Christmas with Sandy B.thinks Sandy is a bad boy

C.will bring Christmas presents to Sandy D.will not arrive at Sandy’s home

The air all around us is so dirty. And we breathe dirty air every day. A lot of this air comes from cars. When we _________ a bus or take a walk, we breathe smoke that comes out of the cars. If we do sports _________, we breathe in more of this air. It is hard to do sports because it is hard to breathe.

Breathing this air is very unhealthy. It makes people __________. It can cause people to have a cough or allergies(過敏). It can also make people not live as long.

People think the problem is very serious. Some people want to move away. But not __________ of them can move away. People should take action. Instead of using a car or a bus for transportation, we could walk or ride bicycles. Taking the MTR also reduces much__________.

Plants and trees are also good for the air. They give us more oxygen. We can help plant more trees. If we all do our part, we'll be ___________ make the air cleaner.

1.A.put out B.wait for C.look at D.think of

2.A.outside B.instead C.nearby D.soon

3.A.happy B.cool C.sick D.healthy

4.A.any B.some C.few D.all

5.A.pollution B.noise C.information D.advice

6.A.thankful to B.given to C.able to D.used to

What does the summer holiday mean to you? Snacks? Computer games? Sleeping late or TV programs and potato chips? But summer holidays could be a lot more fun and meaningful. Read the s1. and enjoy a healthy and fruitful holiday.

Do you plan to have a trip to a2. place in the summer holiday? How much does your family plan to spend on it? Try to make a budget(預(yù)算) for your travelling. Which is your dream city? Find the c3. and shortest route to get there.

Do you like science and history? Visit a museum. Take a notebook and a pen with you. How much can you learn?

Did you m4. some good movies because you were busy doing schoolwork? Catch up now. Try Aliens or Future World. They're new US movies. You can laugh, enjoy yourselves and learn at the same time.

Are there any crossroads near your home that can be improved? Can people cross the road between the light changes? Report problems to government offices t5. hotlines or emails.

E6. should do his or her part to protect the environment. Tell your environmentally ideally ideas to the people around you. You can start by saving water and electricity at home.

If you're not happy with the ending of the last Harry Potter book, write a new one and send it to J.K. Rowling. Maybe she'll send you a reply.

Can you manage your daily life when you're at home alone? Are electrical appliances a big problem for you? Then you should read those s7. tips first and learn to use them carefully with the help of your Mom and Dad! You have to take care when handling the electricity.

It has been three months since I came to Sydney, Australia. I fell in love with this sunny city in the southern Hemisphere (半球) when I first visited last March. So I quit my job in Taiwan and started a working holiday here.

My days in Sydney are busy. Every morning I wake up at 6. After a quick breakfast, I catch a train to North Sydney, where I start my work for the day—house cleaning.

Some of you may wonder why a college graduate like me would do such heavy physical labor(勞動). But in Australia people don’t think like this. As long as you work hard, you get the respect you deserve.

I usually clean houses until 4 pm. Most of the customers are nice people who greet me, smile at me and thank me for my work. For every hour I earn 17 Australian dollars, which is just over the minimum wage（最低工資） line. But I’m quite happy with that. It covers my living costs, and I can even save some money for my parents and my future education.

A working holiday is a good choice for young people. You get the amazing experience of living in a different country while also earning money.

Once a week after a hard day, I’d go to a nearby bar to have some drinks with my friends and enjoy the beautiful night view of the Sydney harbor. It’s a great way to relax.

Being in a foreign country alone, I sometimes feel homesick. I miss the delicious minced pork rice(鹵肉飯) from my hometown in Tainan. I miss my family too. But most of the time, I enjoy my stay here in Sydney. With the fresh air, the sea, and the mountains, I feel peaceful and rewarded.

1.When did the writer first visit Sydney?

_____________________________________________________________.

2.What's the writer's daytime work in North Sydney?

______________________________________________________________.

3.The writer starts work at 8 a.m. and finishes her work at 4 p.m. How much can she earn every day? ______________________________________________________________.

4.As long as the writer works hard, she can get the respect she deserves, can't she?

______________________________________________________________.

5.How can she relax herself?

______________________________________________________________.

6.What can you learn from a working holiday?

______________________________________________________________

Writing (寫話):

Write at least 60 words about the topic “My ideal ____________”.（以“我理想中的_________”為題寫一篇不少于60個詞的作文，標(biāo)點符號不占格。）

注意：短文中不得出現(xiàn)任何真實人名、校名及其它相關(guān)信息，否則不予評分。

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Exam time is the most stressful period of the year. You have worked all school term on your classes and now it's the time to _____ what you have learned. With so much at stake(處于成敗關(guān)頭), it is easy to get _____ about your exams. However, with the right amount of hard work and focus, you can pass your tests _____.

When I was in school, I used to get very stressed over my exams. So did my friends. Some people stopped eating and others ate too much! Some gave up and others _____ themselves out! The most important thing to remember when studying is not to feel frightened! Take the middle path—stay _____, eat healthily and get a rest. Pushing yourself too hard is just as dangerous as not studying enough. A tired, overworked brain is just as useless as _____, empty one!

So, what should you do? Arrange a time each day for study and a time for relaxation. You may have less time to _____ than usual, but you still need to let your brain rest for a few moments. Get plenty of sleep. If you are tired, information will not _____ in our memory. Finally eat healthy foods that fuel your body and mind.

It does no good to think too much about your exams. Some students may think that the rest of their life depends on them. That's not true. _____, just view the exams as another difficulty you will overcome. You have overcome all kinds of difficulties in your life so far. With the ______ amount of work and focus, you will pass your exams with flying colors! High school is right around the corner!

1.A.prove B.satisfy C.criticize D.correct

2.A.cheerful B.relaxed C.stressed D.sick

3.A.with accuracy B.in doubt C.with ease D.in surprise

4.A.burned B.tired C.tore D.spared

5.A.silent B.calm C.overjoyed D.worried

6.A.ugly B.quick C.lazy D.busy

7.A.deal B.run C.work D.relax

8.A.stand B.keep C.enter D.stick

9.A.Instead B.Otherwise C.Hopefully D.Furthermore

10.A.huge B.right C.slight D.little

Around the world more and more people are taking part in dangerous sports and activities. Of course, there have always been people who have looked for a1. — those who have climbed the highest mountains, travelled into u2. parts of the world or sailed in small boats across the greatest oceans. Now, however, there are people who look for an i3. excitement from a risky activity which may only last a few minutes or even seconds.

I would c4. bungee jumping to be a good example of such an activity. You jump from a high place (perhaps a bridge or a hot-air balloon) 200 metres a5. the ground with an elastic (有彈性的) rope tied to your ankles. You fall at up to 150 kilometres an hour u6. the rope stops you from hitting the ground. It is said that about two million people around the world have now t7. bungee jumping. Other activities which most people would say are as risky as bungee jumping include jumping from tall buildings and d8. into the sea from the top of high cliff.

Why do people take part in such activities as these? Some psychologists suggest that it is because life in modern societies has become safe and boring. Not very long ago, diseases could not be cured, and life was a continuous b9. for survival.

Nowadays, according to many people, life offers little e10.. They live and work in comparatively safe conditions; they buy food in shops; and there are doctors and hospitals to look after them if they become ill. The answer for some of these people is to look for danger in activities such as bungee jumping.

Listen and choose the right picture （根據(jù)你聽到的內(nèi)容，選出相應(yīng)的圖片）

A. B. C.

D. E. F. G.

1._______

2._______

3._______

4._______

5._______

A.A designer. B.A shop assistant. C.A teacher. D.A waiter.

A.By taxi. B.On foot. C.By underground. D.By bus.