- Do you ever quarrel _______ your family_______ which TV programme to watch?

- No, never.

A. about; with　 B. over; with　　 C. to, over　　 　 D. with; about

 - Do you know Cindy was famous at_______ very young age.

- Yes. But she died young. She died at_______ age of  33

A. a; an            B. a; the           C. the; the         D. the; an

 Write at least 60 words about the topic “My favourite book”. ( 以“我最喜愛的書”為題，寫一篇不少于60個(gè)單詞的短文，標(biāo)點(diǎn)符號(hào)不占格。要求緊扣題意，語句正確通順，內(nèi)容連貫。)（共7分=3+3+1）

Use the following points as a reference.  (以下提示僅供參考)

　　1. Which is your favourite book?

2. Why do you like it?

3. What can you learn from it? 

In general, laws(法律) for children are a good thing.

One hundred years ago in industrial countries, children worked 18 hours a day in a factory at the age of seven. The factory owner could beat a child who fell asleep or was not fast enough. Both parents and teachers could do the same.

Today, there are many laws about children all over the world. Some people think children must obey rules or they should be punished（懲罰）, others do not agree. The Inuits or Eskimos in Alaska almost never punish their children. The parents don’t hit them. If the children go too far, the parents punish them by making fun of them.

Children in other parts of the world are not as lucky as Eskimo children. American parents can spank（打…臀部）their children at home, but a teacher cannot hit a child in a public school. This is also true in Germany. In contrast（對比）, it is against the law for anyone to hit（打）a child in Sweden. Swedish parents cannot spank their children. The children also have a special government official who works for their right（權(quán)力）.

83. How long did children work in a factory every day one hundred years ago?

   ______________________________________________________________.

84. Who could beat a child who fell asleep or was not fast enough?

   The _____________________, parents and teachers could.

85. How do the parents in Eskimos punish their children?

   ______________________________________________________________.

86. What can American parents do at home when they are angry with their children?

   ______________________________________________________________.

87.Can a teacher in Germany hit his students in a public school?

   ______________________________________________________________.

88.  What do you think of punishing children?

______________________________________________________________.

Hi Mary,

       Thank you for writing to me and I will try to give you some ideas about improving（提高） your written English. The bad news, of course, is that there is no e   77    way to do this. It takes work.

       Improving your English, like getting better at anything else, means lots of practice. I think you already know enough words and grammar in English to make sentences and to understand English, and the problem you have is as the problem all Chinese students have when they learn English. You go to English class a couple of times a week and the rest of the time you speak Chinese. If you come to Canada, your English would improve very         q  78    because you would use it all day, every day. It’s just practice.

       To improve your writing in English, you should do the following t   79    things. First, you should try to read English as much as possible. It doesn’t matter what you read, so pick something that interests you. Reading English will show you how English words are used together, how English speakers express themselves and so on, so you can learn a lot from that. Then you should practice writing. Ask your teacher if you can get extra assignments and write things like short stories. Your teacher can s   80    you where you make mistakes and how to correct them. You can also write more letters to English speakers on the Internet (I will be happy to exchange letters with you if that will help). Don’t worry if you make mistakes     b  81    that is how you learn.

       You say you can not obey your plans. In English we say, “Plan the work, work the plan.” You need a plan and then you need to follow your plan to improve.

I hope these ideas are u   82   . I wish you luck, and if you want to write to me I will be happy to try to help you. We can talk about China, about Canada or anything else you like.  

Best wishes,

Brad Flankin

77. e________ 78. q________ 79. t________ 80. s________ 81. b________ 82. u________

I am a person who can get angry easily. But since I read an article written by my English teacher, things have changed a lot. I’m studying at a boarding（寄宿的）school.   71   I have to learn not only how to study well, but also how to   72   others. Some of us are outgoing（開朗的）while others are   73  . It is common that people have problems and arguments（爭論）. How can we be tolerant（寬容的）? Smiling at others is the easiest way. Another way is to think if your ideas are reasonable and right before having an argument. If others’ ideas are really not good, keep an open mind. Try to excuse them. Having a friend is much    74   than having an enemy（敵人） after all. Also don’t point out other’s mistakes in public. This will make people lose face and get   75  . If you really want to help, send a letter instead. On the other hand, if someone points out your disadvantages（缺點(diǎn)）, don’t be angry. Just think this is a person who really wants to   76   you and become friends. Remember: Tolerance makes life easier.

(   ) 71. A. If                         B. Because                C. So                      D. Although

(   ) 72. A. get on                B. get on with            C. do with               D. go on

(   ) 73. A. excited                 B. quiet                     C. surprised            D. hardworking

(   ) 74. A. better                   B. bad                     C. good                   D. worse

(   ) 75. A. happy                  B. worried                C. angry                 D. careful

(   ) 76. A. hurt                     B. learn from            C. play with            D. help

Several summers ago, Joe Smith, the coach of a football team, and his family were spending their holiday in a small town. One rainy afternoon, it was impossible for them to go out to do anything interesting, so the family decided to go to the cinema. Joe, his wife and their children drove down to the town’s cinema, bought tickets and went into the hall. The lights were still on, and there were just six other people there. As Joe entered, some of them saw him and started clapping.

Joe gave them a smile and turned to his wife, “Aha, I can’t believe they know me and I’m getting a warm welcome here,” he said. “ I guess they saw my games on TV.”

They sat down and then a young man came back and reached out his hand to shake hands with Joe. “I just can’t believe you know who I am.” Joe said. The man looked puzzled. “All I know,” replied the man, “is that they would not show the film until at least ten people had bought tickets.”

(　 ) 66. Joe Smith and his family went to a small town to 　　　　.

　　　　　　 A. teach football B. see films C. spend their holiday　 D. play football

(　 ) 67. The family went to the cinema because ______.

　　　　　　 A. his children wanted to see films B. the family liked seeing films

　　　　　　 C. they had something to do D. it was rainy that day

(　 ) 68. From the passage we know that 　　　　.

　　　　　　 A. people in the small town knew him　　　　 B. Joe was very famous

　　　　　　 C. there are at least four people in his family D. his wife liked to see films

(　 ) 69. When Joe entered the hall, people clapped because 　　　　.

　　　　　　 A. they liked Joe very much 　　　　　　　　　　 B. they welcomed Joe and his family

　　　　　　 C. they would show the film 　　　　　　　　　 D. the lights were still on

(　 ) 70. Which of the following sentence is not true?　　　

　　　　　　 A. Joe is a football coach.

　　　　　　 B. Joe and his family were spending their holiday at a beach.

　　　　　　 C. People in the small town didn’t know him.

　　　　　　 D. They wouldn’t show the film until at least ten people had bought tickets.

按要求改寫句子，每空格限填一詞

61. They chose a film about the adventures of some astronauts in space.（改為否定句）

   They __________ __________ a film about the adventures of some astronauts in space.

62. She’s never been to the Bund.（改為反意疑問句）

She’s never been to the Bund, __________ __________?

63. We can go to Cool Clothes to buy the jeans.（劃線部分提問）

__________ __________ we go to buy the jeans?

64. Shall we go to People’s Square this weekend?（保持句意不變）

__________ __________ going to People’s Square this weekend?

65. The new sweater cost Alice a lot of money.（保持句意不變）

   Alice __________ a lot of money __________ the new sweater.

用所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式完成下列句子

54. Computer World is on the ____________ floor in Sunny Shopping Centre. (three)

55. The grasshopper sat in the sun and sang ____________ all summer.  (happy)

56. Did you enjoy _____________ in Shanghai Zoo yesterday, Peter?  ( you)

57. Farmers have grown fruits and vegetables for many _____________. (century)

58. It was not ______________ that Linda didn’t come to the party. (surprise)

59. Danny became ______________ and healthier than before. (thin)

60. After saying these words, the Luck Fairy ________________. (appeared)

選詞填空，每個(gè)詞只能用一次

Taiwanese singer Leehom Wang has a dream. He wants to make Chinese style       __49 _ for the whole world to enjoy.

Wang is an ABC (American born Chinese). Recently, for the first time in his music career（生涯），he came to Beijing to sign CDs for his fans. To his joy,   50   of young fans came to see him.

“He’s   51   more good looking than in photos or on TV. He is as warm and charming as his music,” said Liu Beijing, 12, “I think his music style is really   52  .”

He came to see Wang after school and waited for four hours to get his autograph（簽名）. Wang, 28, is good looking, lives a healthy life and   53   at his music. He came to Beijing on March 3 with his tenth record “Shangri-la”. It has been sold over one million copies all over Asia. Wang says the word “Shangri-la” means “inner sun and moon” and is a “wonderland on the Earth”.