Our neighborhood used to be very quiet．However, these days,（1）things are happening in our neighborhood and everyone is unhappy．Zhao Jun, the local school teacher is extremely（2）．When he was interviewed by the local newspaper, he said“, Every night we hear strange noises （3）our window．My wife thinks that is could be an （4）,but my friends and I think it must be teenagers having （5）．My parents called the police, but they can't （6）anything strange．They think it might be the （7）．I don't think so! ”

Zhao Jun's next door neighbor Xiang Dan is （8）,too. “At first, I thought it might be a cat, but I can't see a cat, and I still hear the noises outside．”Everyone in our neighborhood is worried, and everyone has his or her own （9）．There must be something （10）the homes in our neighborhood, but what is it？

1．A．interesting         B．exciting           C．strange           D．terrible

2．A．worried           B．pleased            C．satisfied          D．relaxed

3．A．of               B．outside       C．from          D．inside

4．A．a(chǎn)ctor            B．a(chǎn)ccident      C．object         D．a(chǎn)nimal

5．A．trouble           B．fun          C．lessons        D．sports

6．A．find              B．think          C．make          D．feel

7．A．water            B．laughter       C．music         D．wind

8．A．nervous          B．surprised      C．unhappy       D．mad

9．A．ways             B．matters        C．habits          D．ideas

10．A．cleaning        B．visiting        C．breaking       D．moving

Merry Market is　1　big supermarket.It’s very near my home.There 　2　many things.There are 　3　many people,especially(尤其是)on holidays 　4　 at weekends.You can　5　 food and 　6　,clothes and so on.The shop is open 24 hours every day.The salesmen in the supermarket　7　very nice and 　8　.　9　 like to talk to you and help you.You can buy things there and you can 　10　meals there,too.

1.                A．a(chǎn)              B．a(chǎn)n             C．the  D．/

2.                A．a(chǎn)m            B．is              C．a(chǎn)re  D．be

3.                A．a(chǎn)lso           B．too            C．either    D．both

4.                A．a(chǎn)nd            B．with           C．or   D．a(chǎn)lso

5.                A．sell            B．sells           C．buy  D．buys

6.                A．water          B．juice           C．coffee    D．drink

7.                A．a(chǎn)m            B．is              C．a(chǎn)re  D．be

8.                A．friend          B．friendly         C．friends   D．bad

9.                A．He            B．She            C．They D．Them

10.               A．have           B．has            C．had  D．having

The world of out-of-doors is full of secrets. And they are so interesting that quite a lot of people are busy studying them. All around us are birds, animals, trees and flowers. The facts about how they  1  and grow are as interesting as anything could be. Do you know that one of the greatest presidents of the USA spent hours and hours  2  birds? A businessman who lives near New York city became so  3  in insects that he began to collect them. He now has more than one thousand different kinds carefully  4  in glass boxes. Come then with me, and I will help you find some of nature’s secrets. Let us go  5  through the woods and fields. Here we shall find how a rabbit tells the other rabbits that there is danger. We shall  6  a mother bear and her young ones as they look for  7  and get ready for winter sleep. We shall watch bees dancing in the air to let other bees know  8  they can find food. I will show you many other interesting things, but the thing that I can  9  you is to keep your eyes and ears  10  when you go out of doors. Nature tells her secrets only to people who look and listen carefully.

Mr. Johnson lives outside the town. He works in a post office. His wife is often ill and six children __26____ at school. He works hard but he is often short of __27____. In the end of every month his family are always__28____.

One afternoon, on his way home, it suddenly began to __29____. When he got home, he was wet through. He hurried to go __30____ after supper and his wife washed the clothes and shoes for him. __31____ she went to bed, she brought the clothes into the room but __32____ the shoes. The next morning Mr. Johnson couldn’t find his shoes. His wife found a pair of __33____ shoes under the bed for him. Then he went to __34____ and told the policeman about it.

“I __35____ ten dollars for my shoes, sir,” said the man. “Look! I have to __36____ such a pair of worn-out shoes!”

Several days later the police __37____ a thief and found the shoes. They were as worn-out as the __38____ which Mr. Johnson was wearing.

“You’ve fooled us, Mr. Johnson,” said a policeman. “The shopkeeper told me a pair of new shoes like them __39____ only seven dollars!”

“You’re right, ,sir,” said Mr. Johnson. “I’ve __40____ them for five years and I had them mended six times. And I paid three dollars to the shoemaker for mending them!”

I used to live in my own room alone. But one day it all changed when my brother Mike asked to share my   31 . At first, my parents said “no” to him, but at last my mother agreed. I cried and asked my parents not to do this,   32  it didn’t work.
As soon as Mike entered my room, it began to become   33 . To my anger, he often left his unwashed clothes and toys everywhere!
One evening, I was doing some   34  on my computer while Mike was listening to music.  35  , I left my seat to get some water. A big surprise was waiting for me when I   36 . He was using my computer to play game. I had forgotten to save the homework. Sadly, he had closed my program   37  saving it—all I had done had disappeared! I   38  him. He cried a lot as my mother came and beat him. My mother also asked him to leave my room at once.
Then I did my homework   39  . At 10: 00 pm. I finished it. When I was going to turn off the   40 , I saw the photo of my   41  that he had put on my table. I looked at his lovely face and remembered how   42  he was when my mom beat him. I really felt   43 . I went to see what he was doing. I found he was   44  in my parents’ bed. I kissed his face. He woke up, got up and said. “I’m sorry. I won’t bring you any more trouble.”
I was as moved and said. “From now on, my room is not only mine. It is   45 !” That very night, Mike and I shared not only the room, but the bed.