41. 媽媽好像對他回家晚很生氣。

His mother seemed to be                  him for coming home late.

40. Your homework must be finished first. (對畫線部分提問)

                 finished first?

39. moon,seen,be, the,can,tonight (連詞成句)

38. We must do something to save the wild animals. (改為被動語態(tài))

 Something must               to save the wild animals.

37. The university will invite many famous experts to give speeches. (改為被動語態(tài)) Many famous experts will               by the university to give speeches.

36. You should finish the work at the end of the week. (改為被動語態(tài)) 

The work should                 at the end of the week.

Dragons can be friendly or fierce (兇狠的) . They can bring good luck or cause death,but one thing is sure―people talk about them almost every?where in the world. For a creature that doesn't actu?ally exist,that's quite something.

In Chinese culture,dragons are generous and wise,although they can be①unpredictable. The dragon was closely connected to the royal family: the emperor's robes (禮袍) have a symbol of a gold dragon with five claws.②Other members of the royal family were allowed to wear dragon symbols too,but with fewer claws and of a different colour. According to popular belief,if you were born in the year of the dragon,you are intelligent,brave,and a natural leader.

But in the West,dragons had a different repu?tation (名聲) . The very first text in English,the Anglo-Saxon poem Beowulf,tells the story of a Scandinavian hero,Beowulf,who fights and kills a dangerous dragon but is himself killed in the fight. However,across the border in Wales,the red drag?on which appears on the Welsh flag is a positive symbol,indicating strength and a sense of national identity.

③Why should the dragon have a different character in different parts of the world? Some experts believe it is due to the animals that the myths grew out of. In the West? the idea of the dragon probably came from the snake—an animal which people hated and④                of (害怕)  

But in China,the idea of the dragon may have come from the alligator — a shy animal which lives in rivers,but which is usually only seen when there is plenty of water―a good sign for agriculture (農(nóng)業(yè)) . So the Chinese dragon was a bringer of ?good for?tune.

31. (A) 請寫出①處畫線部分unpredictable的漢語意思：       

(B) 請從文中找出與?處畫線部分good fortune 意思相近的短語：         

32. 請將短文中②處畫線的句子改為主動語態(tài)。

They                     .

33. 請將短文中③處畫線的句子譯成漢語。 

34. 根據(jù) 處的漢語提示，用英語將句子補(bǔ)充完整，每空一詞：         

35. What are the differences between Chinese drag?ons and Western dragons? (從文中找出相關(guān)描述的英語單詞或短語，至少一個)

(1) Chinese dragons：      

(2) Western dragons:       

Table manners from different cultures are totally different. Here are some interesting table manners in different countries.

In Spain,you're supposed to use your bread as another piece of cutlery (餐具) .Spanish people often hold a fork in their right hand,and hold a small piece of bread in their left hand,which is used to help push food gently onto the fork.

In Brazil,you should wipe your mouth with your napkin (餐巾) every time you take a drink.

In Russia,you're not supposed to look into an?other one's plate. It's polite to leave a little food at the end of the meal.

In Chile (智利) ，dishes should be served from the left and taken away from the right.

In India,you should use your hands to take food without any tools. Use the right hand to take food and use the left hand to pass dishes. South Indi?an meals are served on a banana leaf that has been cleaned with warm water.

In the US and Canada,gentlemen should stand behind their chairs until women are seated. Before asking for additional servings,you should finish the serving on your plate.

(   ) 26. In Spain,you should push food onto your fork with         .

   A. the spoon in your left hand

   B. the spoon in your right hand

   C. the bread in your left hand

   D. the bread in your right hand

(   ) 27. You shouldn't in Russia.

   A. stand behind your chair

   B. look into other people's plates

   C. wipe your mouth with your napkin

   D. leave any food on your plate

(   ) 28. In        ，people should take away dishes from the right.

   A. Spain   B. Chile

   C. America   D. Canada

(   ) 29. People use        to take food at table in India.

   A. forks   B. chopsticks

   C. the left hand   D. the right hand

(   ) 30. In South India,people put food

   A. in a bowl with warm water

   B. in a pot with warm water

   C. on a clean banana leaf

   D. on a clean plate

When you are invited to a meal in Thailand (泰國) ，the words of the invitation mean "come and eat rice". In fact,nearly all Thai dishes are 16        with rice,which grows there very easily 17        the cli?mate is warm and there is much rain.

The food that is served is 18        cut into pieces,so there is no need to use knives or forks,but instead,special spoons and forks are used. The Thais 19        to eat with their hands and now there are still some people who eat in this way. There is a special 20        of doing it. First,they wash their 21        hands in a bowl of water―they only eat with their right hands. They are careful not to let the food 22        the palms of their hands. After the meal,the 23        are again carefully washed.

The meal usually has several different dishes. They are all hot. They are served in bowls which everyone shares  24       each person has their own bowl of 25       . As Thailand has a long coastline,it is not surprising that fish and shellfish play an im- portant part in Thai cooking.

(   ) 16. A. eaten   B. used

   C. smelled   D. tasted

(   ) 17. A. when   B. if

   C. because   D. so

(   ) 18. A. never   B. perhaps

   C. hardly   D. always

(   ) 19. A. went   B. had

   C. wanted   D. used

(   ) 20. A. reason   B. way

   C. idea   D. result

(   ) 21. A. dirty   B. right

   C. left   D. big

(   ) 22. A. touch   B. catch

   C. feel   D. drop

(   ) 23. A. forks   B. spoons

   C. hands   D. bowls

(   ) 24. A. because   B. though

   C. since   D. until

(   ) 25. A. fish   B. rice

   C. water   D. shellfish

(   ) 15. I think you should do       the teacher told you.

   A. as   B. as like

   C. like   D. is like