(   ) 3. —Look at these    flowers!    

—Wow! How sweet they      !    

A. feel    B. sound

C. smell    D. taste  

(   ) 2. He    always got full        on a test when   he was in junior high school.

A. mark    B. a mark  

C. marks    D. a marks  

(   ) 1. They        in    the    school，and        them are working hard.

A. study    all;  all      B. all study;   all of  

C. study    all ;  all of  D. all study ;  all

 從方框中選擇合適的單詞，并用其適當(dāng)形式填空，每個(gè)詞限用一次。 

2. To do  this job, you must have  a        in    English.   

3. We        in    him,    who    is    always true to his   word.

4. You’re    lucky to have a      headteacher.

5. John    was asked to give a  speech on the        . 

 Lunchtime was my favorite subject when I was at school. I was really good at it. Also, I loved school lunches.

Many students don’t share my love. A lot of students bring their own lunches to school. Their mothers might make them sandwiches or leftovers  from last night’s dinner.

But not me! I couldn’t wait for the school’s hot lunch. At the beginning of each month a calendar (日歷)was handed out. On it was the hot lunch list for that month. I used to circle the days I was excited for chicken fingers and eggs. Every Friday they served pizza. With the lunches they sometimes had little potatoes we call tater tots.

I loved waiting in line and talking with my friends. For only $1.5, which is very cheap, you could get a tray (托盤)with different foods on it and a cup of milk. I always got chocolate milk. But I didn’t tell my mother, she didn’t know. Then I’d carry my food to my lunch table and sit down with my friends. Boys rarely sat with girls. We’d talk about sports and TV while we had lunch. When we finished, we usually played a game with a paper football until we got in trouble. In school, lunch time was more than a time to eat. For me, it was the best part of my day!

(   ) 1. Why did the writer like the lunchtime?

A. Because he could do many interesting things that he wanted to do.

B. Because he likes cooking.

C. Because lunchtime was a very interesting subject in this school.

D. Because he could watch TV.

(   ) 2. What does the underlined word “leftovers”

refer to?

A. Water.    B. Lunch.

C. Fruits.    D. Food.

(   ) 3. What did they often do when they finished

their lunch?

A. They shared their leftovers.

B. They often talked about computer games.

C. They often talked about sports and TV.

D. They often played a paper football game.

(   ) 4. What was the best part of the writer’s day?

A. Breakfast time.

B. Lunchtime.

C. Dinner time.

D. Nap time.

(   ) 8. —Do you still remember       me somewhere in Kunming?

——Yes, of course. Two years ago.

A. to see    B. see

C. seeing    D. saw

(   ) 7. He        his bag. He hasn’t found it yet.

A. has lost    B. lost

C. have lost    D. loses

(   ) 6. —I haven’t seen you for a    long time. How

is everything, Kate?

A. I’m all right    B. Very well

C. Not too bad    D. Not at all

(   ) 5. They are looking forward       the World Cup in Brazil.

A. to watch      B. watches

C. to watching    D. watching 

(   ) 4. We had        camping    in a tent last week.

A. a lot fun      B. lots of fun

C. a lot funny    D. a fun