Dear Laura，

How's it going？Today is Saturday. 【1】 I go to the park with my family in the morning.

It's ten o'clock.There are also lots of children there. 【2】 Some boys are playing soccer.Some girls are dancing and singing by the lake(湖). 【3】My sister Alice wants to read a storybook on the chair. 【4】 But she can't，because she forgets to take her bag.What are my parents doing？They are taking photos of the lake.What am I doing in the park？I'm taking a walk with Alice. 【5】

I hope to see you next month.

Nick

A.She likes reading very much.

B. It’s sunny and warm.

C. The weather is so nice, just right for walking.

D. She is reading now.

E. They are all having a great time.

F. Others are playing cards under the tree.

G. Are they having fun?

ancient Chinese poems. These poems are familiar(熟悉的) to most Chinese people and they are often recited by Chinese kids. Arabella made the video to remember Chinese Monkey Year, which ended on January 27th, 2017.

Arabella’s family are interested in Chinese culture. They can even make Chinese dumplings and sing Chinese songs. Arabella began to study Chinese when she was 18 months old. Now she can speak very good Chinese. Early in February, 2016, 4-year-old Arabella, recited a Tang Dynasty poem in Chinese. Her mother sent her video online and won lots of “l(fā)ikes” from all over the world.

On Sonia Weibo, many users thought Arabella was a wonderful and surprising girl. “I’m glad to see the little angel(天使) loves Chinese culture,” wrote a user called “orange”.

“At least the video shows that Trump is serious about education and never closes the door to foreign culture,” said another user named “stAU79”.

【1】What did Arabella wear in the new video?（根據(jù)短文內容回答問題）

【2】When did Arabella begin to learn Chinese?（根據(jù)短文內容回答問題）

【3】How old is Arabella now? （根據(jù)短文內容回答問題）

【4】從文中找出與下面句子畫線部分意思最接近的單詞。

“I’m glad to see the little angel loves Chinese culture,” wrote a user called “orange”.

【5】The underlined word “they” refers to____.

“Sara, you can’t sit there all day,” her mother said. “We’ll have your party next weekend.” “It’s _____! My birthday is today, not next weekend!!”

Sara ______. She wanted to watch anything that wasn’t about the storm. ______almost every station was talking about it. “This storm is ruining(毀滅) everything. I can’t _____watch my favorite shows. ”

Her mother sat down next to her. “The storm is ruining a lot. Look at that. Those people are trying to _____their houses. Could you imagine if we lost our home?”

Sara looked at what was happening on the TV. The storm did look bad. She knew she’d be really sad if her family lost their _____.

“What’s going to happen to all those people? Will _____be OK?” asked Sara.

“Usually when there’s a big storm like this, people raise money and give away(捐贈) food and other things to the homeless families. ”

“I want to help too,” said Sara. “Maybe I could _____my birthday money to them.

Those people will need it more than me.”

Her mother smiled. “I _____you, Sara. Helping others is a great way to weather(經受住) the storm.”

【1】A. friends B. classmates C. parents

【2】A. different B. great C. exciting

【3】A. went to the movie B. turned on the TV C. listened to the radio

【4】A. Or B. And C. But

【5】A. even B. just C. often

【6】A. count B. save C. push

【7】A. food B. money C. home

【8】A. we B. you C. they

【9】A. send B. pay C. lend

【10】A. am interested in B. am proud of C. am sorry for

【1】Alice’s hobby is singing. Her dream is to be a___some day.

【2】Put the bananas into these five____, kids.

【3】Carl can’t sleep well because his new bed makes him____.

【4】He saw a snake and___to warn us of the danger.

【5】Paul will___come because he has promised us.

After World War II, a lot of factories, roads and farms in France had been destroyed. Many French people had no jobs or money and had little to wear and little to eat. In the winter of 1947, a train was sent across the United States, stopping in cities and towns along the way. At every stop, people gave whatever they could. Factories gave clothing and medicine. Farmers gave food. Families gave money. Even school children gave away their pocket money. All the things were then taken to France by ship.

By 1949,the French had begun to recover(恢復)from the war. The Merci Train was their way of saying "thank you" to America. French people had filled the boxcars with gifts. Most of them

were personal, like hand-made toys, children's drawings, or postcards. But the boxcars themselves were perhaps the most meaningful of the gifts. On each car, the French people had painted the pictures of all their 40 provinces, with an American eagle on the front. The boxcars were taken to each state of America, where they were warmly greeted.

Now many of the states still keep their boxcars. Gifts sent by the French people can still be seen in some museums. The Merci Train came out of the war, but it now reminds the world that countries can also work together in peace.

【1】Many people crowded at New York Harbor on February 3rd,1949 to .

A. welcome the Merci TrainB. meet their families

C. have a big partyD. start a trip by ship

【2】In 1947, a train stopped in cities across America in order to .

A. give away clothing and food

B. get more soldiers for the war

C. collect things to help French people

D. show exhibitions from the museums

【3】The underlined word “them” in Paragraph 3 refers to(指) .

A. the American peopleB. the French peopleC. the boxcarsD. the gifts

【4】The French people painted their 40 provinces and an American eagle on each boxcar because__________.

A. they thought France was stronger than America

B. it could show the friendship between the two countries

C. the boxcars would be more beautiful

D. they were very good at painting pictures

【5】Now people can still see gifts sent by the French people .

A. in some museums in France

B. in some museums in the United States

C. in some exhibition halls in France

D. only in the museums of New York

【6】The passage is mainly about .

A. the story of the Merci Train

B. American museums where the boxcars kept

C. gifts that American people liked

D. World War II

A：Hello，this is Mary.

B：Hello，Mary.It's Sonia.56.【1】？

A：Not bad.

B：57.【2】？

A：It's sunny in Beijing.

B：58.【3】？

A：I'm reading a book.

B：Is your brother at home?

A：59.【4】．He's out to play with his friends.

B：Well，when will(將會) he come back?

A：I'm not sure.60.【5】？

B：Yes，thanks.Could you please tell him to call me back?

A：Sure.No problem.

Going overseas in order to experience a different way of life is what marry people think of as travel, but travel doesn't necessarily mean going _________ How many people can say they have visited every part of their own country? Many people who live in big countries such as Russia and the USA have only visited a small part of their own country, and so domestic travel can also be very _______It's a surprising fact that about 75 percent of US citizens do not own a passport, so travelling does not mean ___________the country for them.

【1】A. relaxationB. populationC. exhibitionD. observation

【2】A. go onB. go alongC. go offD. go away

【3】A. whenB. becauseC. whereD. though

【4】A. outsideB. abroadC. backD. forward

【5】A. helpfulB. convenientC. boringD. exciting

【6】A. lovingB. memorizingC. leavingD. visiting

【1】Jimmy _____ every week.(寫信給他叔叔)

【2】Kate is happy _____ for her sister.(捎口信)

【3】Please ask Mary _____．(給她哥哥回電話)

【4】The boys are _____ water.(開心地玩)

【5】She can't call her mother because her phone _____．(壞了)

【1】There are lots of ____(park) in Yunnan.

【2】It always _____(rain) in Yunnan from June to October.

【3】You can see many _____(visit) in Kunming in Spring.

【4】Do you like _____(sit) by the river in summer?

【5】There are many _____(Russian) in Harbin.

Once in the elevator, you should stand as c【5】 to a wall or corner as possible to make room for other riders. You should move to the back of the elevator if you are going a long way, and stay in the front if you plan to get off soon. If you decide to stand in front of the elevator buttons, be p【6】to be asked to push buttons for other riders.

While in an elevator, you should not eat, smoke, or talk on your cell phone. Many people prefer to ride an elevator in silence, so if you have to have a conversation with someone, keep the topic neutral(中立的) and your tone of voice low. If you are trapped(被困在) in the back of a crowded elevator and you need to get off, call out ‘my floor’to alert other riders that you wish to get of, and move slowly but firmly through the crowd. If you see someone s【7】 to get off an elevator, you need to step out to make room, and then step back in.