Tony is six years old. He is a good boy. But he can't get up early. He sleeps until nine or ten o'clock in
  the morning. He is often late for school.
     Tony's mother doesn't want him to be late for school. So she buys him an alarm clock. She tells Tony,
"you must get up when you hear the clock ring."
     "Yes, Mum,"said Tony. After that Tony get up at seven thirty when he hears the clock ring.
     One day his mother forgets (忘記) to make the clock ring. And the next morning Tony doesn't get up
 at seven thirty. It's time for breakfast. Mother goes to see him. Tony is in bed and his eyes are open.
     "Why don't you get up?" His mother is angry.
      "I am waiting for the bell."

1.Tony's mother buys him a clock, because _____.

    A. he can't get up early in the morning          
    B. the clock is good
   C. Tony likes it                              
    D. she wants to give her son a present

　　Bob Smith is a little boy. On the first day at school, his teacher, Ms. Green,
teaches him three words-you, he and I. Then the teacher says, "I am your teacher.
You are my student. He is your classmate."
　　When school is over, Bob goes home. His mother asks him,"What does your
teacher teach you today?" Bob says with a smile,"Listen, Mum. I am your
teacher, you are my student and he is your classmate."His mother says,"No, dear.
You are wrong."Then she says, "I am your mother. You are my son. He is your
father."
　　The next morning at school, Bob's teacher asks Bob to make sentences with
the words "you, he and I". Bob stands up and says, "I am your mother. You are
my son. He is your father."

1. _____ teaches Bob three words.

A. Bob's teacher              
B. Bob's father  
C. Bob's mother              
D. Bob's grandfather

2. Bob answers his mother with a smile because _____.

A. he thinks he can give a good answer
B. he goes to school on the first day
C. he is at home now 
D. he is happy today

3. Bob's mother is _____.

A. happy    
B. right         
C. well        
D. wrong

4. _____ is Bob's mother.

A. Ms. Green  
B. Mr. Smith    
C. Mrs. Smith    
D. Mrs. Green

5, one is right?

A. Bob's teacher is wrong. 
B. Bob's mother is wrong. 
C. Bob is wrong. 
D. Bob knows how to use "you, he and I".

     In the 1930s a young traveler was climbing the French Alps (法國(guó)阿爾卑斯山). He arrived at big piece
of land without living things. It was ugly. It was the kind of place you hurry away from.
     Then, suddenly, the young traveler stopped on the way. In the middle of this large land there was an old
man. On his back was a bag of seeds. In his land was an iron pipe (鐵管).
     The man used the iron pipe to make a hole in the ground. Then from the bag he took a seed and put it in
the hole. He did this again and again.
     Later the old man told the traveler, "I've planted over 100,00 seeds. Perhaps only a tenth of them will
grow." 
     The old man's wife and son had died, and this was how he chose to spend his final years.
     "I want to do something useful," he said.
      (1)二十年以后那個(gè)年輕的游客已不再年輕。 He returned to the place. What he saw amazed him. He
could not believe his eyes. The land was covered with a beautiful forest two miles wide and five miles long.
Birds were singing, animals were playing, and wild flowers were here and there.
     (2)The traveler stood there remembering the lifeless picture of the place that it once was. A beautiful
forest stood there now, all because someone cared.

1. Why did the old man plant seeds?
    _____________________________________________
2. How many seeds did the old man think could grow, all of them or only some?
    _____________________________________________
3. What amazed the young traveler when he returned to the place?
    _____________________________________________
4. 將短文中畫(huà)線句子(1)翻譯成英語(yǔ)。
    _____________________________________________
5. 將短文中畫(huà)線句子(2)翻譯成漢語(yǔ)。
    _____________________________________________ 

      During the Second World War, Winston Churchill was the British Prime Minister. One day he had to go
to the British Broadcasting Corporation (the BBC) to make an important speech to the nation.
      An hour before the time of this speech, he stopped a taxi in the street and asked the driver to take him to
the BBC, but the taxi driver, who did not recognize him, said he could not take him anywhere just then,
because he wanted to go back to his home at the other end of London to hear Churchill make a speech on the
radio. Churchill was so pleased when he heard this . Churchill answered that he gave the man a pound, which
was worth quite a lot in those days.
     "All right, get in," said the driver happily, opening the door of the taxi. "I'll take you, and to hell with
(讓…見(jiàn)鬼去) Churchilland his speech!"

1. During the Second World War, Winston Churchill was the _______.

A. British Prime Minister
B. American Prime Minister
C. Chinese Prime Minister
D. French Prime Minister

2. An hour before the time of this speech, he stopped a ______ in the srteet and asked the driver
    to take him to the _______.

　　A man was sitting in the park watching the ducks on the pond, when a
woman went to him. She had a white dog. She sat down on a bench, took out a
magazine and began to read. The dog was sitting between her and the man. After
it had been sitting quietly for about ten minutes, the dog turned and looked up at
the man.
　　"Excuse me,"the dog said, "but you look like a kind man. Please buy me
from this terrible woman."
　　The man could hardly believe his ears. A dog spoke to him in English!
　　"She is so mean to me, " the dog continued, "She never pets me or plays
with me. She doesn't feed me properly and she often beats me when she's in a
bad mood, which is most of the time.”
　　The man was amazed to hear the dog say all this. He was even more
surprised when the dog added, "And I'm really a very good dog. I'm quite
famous, too. I won a medal in the last war and was twice wounded in action. I've
saved three children- two from drowning and one from a fire."
　　The man decided that he would try to buy the dog from the woman. He
would pay a lot of money if necessary. The dog would soon earn tens of
thousands of dollars on television. It could be the world’s first talking dog.
　　Excuse me,"he said to the woman, "but I love your little dog. Will you sell
him to me? "
　　I'll be glad to sell him," the woman said. "You can have him for ten
dollars."
　　"Ten dollars!” the man said. "Only ten dollars? Why so little?" "Because, "
the woman said, "he always tells lies."

1. The dog explained that it had _____.

A. stopped a fireman from saving three children  
B. never been in the war
C. acted bravely in dangerous situations        
D. refused a medal in the last war

2.The man would like to pay _____ to buy the dog.

A. ten dollars            
B. only a little        
C. a lot of money    
D. nothing

3.The woman was _____.

A. happy to sell her dog                      
B. happy to feed her dog
C. hoping her dog would earn much money      
D. hoping her dog would help the man

     Joan worked in a hospital as a nurse. One evening there was a big dance at the hospital. Most of the
doctors and nurses would be there, but of course somebody had to be left to look after the sick children,
and Joan was not of the lucky ones. She liked dancing very much, so when she had to start work that
evening while her friends were getting ready to go to the dance, she felt very sorry for herself.
     She went to each sick child one after another and said good-night, until she came to one little boy, Dick.
He was eleven years old, but he was already able to talk like an adult. Poor Dick had a very serious illness,
and now he was hardly able to move any part of his body except his hands. Joan knew he would never get
any better, but he was always happy and always thinking about other people instead of himself.
     Dick knew that Joan loved dancing. So when she came to say good-night to him, he greeted her with
the words,"I'm very sorry that you have to miss the dance because of us. But we are going to have a party
for you. If you look in my drawer, you find a piece of cake. I saved it from my dinner today, so it is quite
fresh. And there is also a dollar there. You can buy something to drink with that. And I'll get up and dance
with you myself if I was able to," he added.
     Suddenly the hospital dance seemed very far away and not at all important to Joan.

1. Joan felt unlucky that evening mainly because ________.

A. there was a dance ball at the hospital
B. of her unpleasant job
C. she would lose the chance to go to the big dance at the hospital
D. she hated to look after the children

2. Poor Dick ________.

A. was an adult.
B. loved dancing
C. was badly ill in the hospital
D. could move freely except his hands

3. Dick was lovely because ________.

A. he was always talking like a child
B. he was always thinking about others more than himself
C. he saved a piece of cake for himself
D. he could foresee (預(yù)知) that he would never get better

4. Which of the following is NOT true?

A. Dick got up to greet Joan when she came.
B. Dick heard about the dance.
C. Dick knew why Joan was unhappy.
D. Dick showed sympathy (同情) for Joan.

5. At that party for Joan, Dick probably ________.

A. got up and dance with her
B. gave Joan some cake he had saved
C. brought her something to drink
D. lost the dollar which he was going to give Joan

     A man has a cat. He likes her very much. At mealtime the cat sits at the
table with him. The man eats with a knife and a fork, but the cat eats from her own plate. Sometimes, when she finishes her dish, her master(主人)will give her a bit of his food. He likes sharing his meal with her. One day the cat is not at the table at mealtime.
     "Ah! Where is my cat?" asks the man. His wife says, "Can't you eat
without her?"
     So the meal begins without the cat. Before lunch is over, the cat rushes
into the room and jumps into the chair quickly. She has two mice in her
mouth, and before anyone can stop her, she drops(扔下) one into her own
plate, and the other into her master's plate.
     "Dear me!" cries the woman, "A mouse is in your plate!"
     "Hush(安靜)!" says her husband. "This shows that she is a nice cat. She
knows what friendship is. She wishes me to share her dinner as I often share(分享) mine with her."

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,判斷正誤,正確(T),錯(cuò)誤(F).

(     )1. The master loves his cat very much.
(     )2. The cat always shares her food with her master.
(     )3. One day the cat is not at the table at mealtime.
(     )4. The cat hurries(匆忙) home with two mice in her mouth when the
master and his wife are having supper.
(     )5. The story tells us the cat also loves her master.