--How long have you ___________ China?

--For three years.

A. come back     B. returned      C. left         D. been away from

The rest of the money ________ to him as prize ________ his hard work.

A. will give: for       B. is given; to         C. will be given; to        D. was given; for

--____________?   --The more, the better.

A. How often shall I feed the animals    

B. How much is your car worth

C. How many friends do you want to make here  

D. What’s the population in China

--Must we collect the waste paper and bottles now?

--____________. You can do it after class.

A. Yes, you must                 B. No, you needn’t 

C. Yes, you may                  D. No, you mustn’t

Once people used kites to send ________ to other places, because they didn’t have telephones, computers, or even radios.

A. languages   B. newspapers    C. messages      D. magazines

The little boy ________ his seat to the old lady on the crowded bus.

A. offered     B. brought       C. lent           D. took

Don’t eat too much food and do more exercises. You are sure to keep fit __________.

A. by accident  B. by mistake     C. in fact         D. in this way

--What volunteer work would you like to do?

--I’d like to ___________ sick kids in the hospital.

A. make up    B. look up        C. cheer up        D. catch up

    Can you write a letter in English? Now let me tell you.

    We always write the date at the end of the letter when we write a Chinese letter. But it is different in English. We have to write it on the top of the right corner. And above the date, we also write the house and the names of our street, city and country. At the beginning of the letter, we often use Dear sir”, “Dear Mr. / Miss/ Mrs. …”At the end of the letter, we usually use words like” yours”, “Yours ever”, “Truly yours”.

    It is also different to write an English envelope. If it is to American friend Frank Smith, you should write your name and address on the top of the left corner and write his in the middle.

Now read the following envelope, please. Then you can know how to write an English envelope.

1、We should put down the date______ when we write an English letter.

   A、at the end of the letter on the left  B、at the end of the letter on the right

   C、at the top of the letter on the left  D、at the top of the letter on the right

2、If Frank Smith wants to write an English letter to Li Mingguo, “Li Mingguo” should be written ______

   A、at the end of the envelope on the left   B、at the end of the envelope on the right

   C、at the top of the envelope on the left   D、in the middle of the envelope

3、How do you write at the beginning of the letter when you write to Jia Mingtang, your leader?

   A、Jia.        B、Mingtang.  C、Dear sir.      D、Dear Mingtang.

4、To what city is the letter sent?

   A、Dezhou  B、King Street  C、Washington  D、New Town

5、______ writes this letter.

   A、A Japanese student          B、A Chinese student

   C、An Australian boy           D、An American boy

Do you know how many boys and girls are not getting education around the world? If you want to find out what’s happening, have a look at the education information in UNICEF’s report, The State of the World’s Children 2006.

Numbers of Primary—school—age Children not in School（in millions）

1. The form shows us____________.

  A. girls have more chances to go to school than boys in the world

  B. the numbers of boys and girls who are not going to primary school

  C. the numbers of boys and girls in different countries

  D. there are more boys than girls in the world

2. In industrialized counties, ______________.

  A. there’re less children who are not going to primary school than in other countries

  B. every child has the chance to go to school

  C. the number of girls who go to primary school in smaller than that of boys

  D. most children do not get primary education at the right age

3. The total number of girls in the world who are not getting primary education is __________.

  A. 53.7 million   B. 61.7 million  C. 115.4 million    D. 45.4 million

4. ___________ has the largest number of girls who are not in primary school.

  A. Sub—Saharan Africa                B. South Asia

  C. East Asia and Pacific                D. Middle East and North Africa

5. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

  A. Developing countries have more children who are not getting primary education.

  B. Children in industrialized countries may have more chances to go to primary school.

C. The number of boys who are not getting primary education in every part of the world is smaller that that of girls.

  D. The total number of girls who are getting primary education is more than 60 million.