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1£®A£®He is a doctor£®B£®He is a driver£®C£®He is a farmer£® 

2£®A£®About the food£®B£®About the weather£®C£®About the work£® 

3£®A£®That evening£®B£®That morning£®C£®The next morning£® 

4£®A£®Her leg was broken£®B£®She doesn"t have a ticket£® 

  C£®She is going to see her aunt£® 

5£®A£®To write a letter to Mr£®White£®B£®To see Mr£®White him self£® 

  C£®To call Mr£®White by phone£® 

6£®A£®Susan£¬Frank and Tony£®B£®Frank£¬Tony and John£® 

  C£®Susan£¬Tony and John£® 

7£®A£®They did their homework£®B£®They planted some flowers£® 

  C£®They went swimming£® 

8£®A£®To have a swim £®B£®To help Mr£®Smith£® 

  C£®To play football again£® 

9£®A£®Yes£¬she m eans that£®B£®No£¬she doesn"t£® 

  C£®Yes£¬she said that£® 

10£®A£®He will play football with him £®B£®He will give him some flowers£® 

   C£®He will give him money for his work£® 

11£®A£®It means the possibility of harm or loss£® 

   B£®It means¡°Run away quickly¡±£® 

   C£®It means¡°Hands up¡±£® 

12£®A£®A special signal of a country£® 

   B£®The international signal for help£® 

   C£®An international signal of sports£® 

13£®A£®On packing boxes of goods£®B£®On any box of food£® 

   C£®On any box of wood£® 

14£®A£®NO PARKING    B£®DANGER  C£®PLAY£¬PAUSE£¬STOP 

15£®A£®HOURS B£®NO PARKING C£®OFFICE HOURS 

16£®A£®To live in the school£®B£®To stop schooling£®C£®To go out to play£® 

17£®A£®His teachers£®B£®His parents£®C£®His neighbors£® 

18£®A£®They didn"t m ind£®B£®They disagreed with him£® 

   C£®They agreed with him £® 

19£®A£®It was too hot inside the house£® 

   B£®He was tired of his parents"quarreling£® 

   C£®He had to tell his teachers about it£® 

20£®A£®They are brother and sister£®B£®They are teacher and student£® 

   C£®They are strangers£® 

21£®Where was Nat going to spend his holiday last year£¿ 

22£®Which side do people drive on in Madrid£¿ 

23£®What happened while Nat was crossing a busy street£¿ 

24£®How long did he lie on the ground£¿ 

25£®What did the old man want to do£¿ 

26£®He was not the only person on the spot£®There were five other students         him who saw the accident£® 

A£®except B£®except for C£®beside D£®besides 

27£®It was very late in the night but the old professor still         working£® 

A£®started B£®kept C£®liked D£®stopped 

28£®That         true£¬but I don"t think most people will believe it£® 

A£®feels B£®sounds C£®listens D£®tastes 

29£®During the war£¬this big house         a hospital£®Now it is a store house£® 

A£®was used for B£®was used with C£®used to D£®used as 

30£®You are the         man I want£®I have been looking for you for years£® 

A£®nice B£®very C£®wrong D£®quite 

31£®When she finished her work£¬she         the seashore to have a swim£® 

A£®left for B£®left C£®cam e for D£®cam e 

32£®I can"t find my train timetable£¬so I have to go to the station to         the exact time when our train leaves£® 

A£®find B£®look C£®find out D£®look out 

33£®It is the hardest time we have ever had £®During that time£¬we ate almost anything        £® 

A£®to live on B£®living on C£®to be lived on D£®being lived 

34£®He is very         in China and everyone£¬old and young£¬likes him very much£® 

A£®polluted B£®portable C£®possible D£®popular 

35£®Well£¬I"m sure he will return         £®Just sit here and wait for him £® 

A£®long before B£®long C£®before D£®before long 

36£®We have to work on£®There are still 100 more trees         before we take a rest£® 

A£®planted B£®to plant C£®growed D£®to grow 

37£®Her grandpa was ill in bed         she had to stay at home£® 

A£®so B£®since C£®so that D£®but 

38£®He spoke         for us to hear him clearly£® 

A£®quickly enough B£®enough quickly C£®loudly enough D£®enough loudly 

39£®All of the students except John         lunch at home£®He lives far away from our school£® 

A£®has B£®have C£®brings D£®bring 

40£®Turn your radio down please£®It"s         £®And I can"t stand it£® 

A£®very nice B£®very quiet C£®too noisy D£®really pleasant 

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He didn"t               the liberation of his country£® 

42£®ÎÒ¾õµÃ£¬´ÞÓÀÔªÊÇÒòΪÓÄĬ¶ø³öÁËÃû¡£ 

I think that Cui Yongyuan is                his humour£® 

43£®¿ìµã£¬·ñÔòÎÒÃǾ͸ϲ»ÉÏ»ð³µÁË¡£ 

              quick£¬               we"ll miss the train£® 

44£®ÎÒÒѾ­ÊÔ¹ýÁË£¬µ«ËüÒѾ­²»ºÃÓÃÁË¡£ 

I"ve tried£¬               it doesn"t                £® 

45£®Õâ¼þʸú×òÌì·¢ÉúµÄÊÂûÓÐÈκιØϵ¡£ 

The matter                what happened yesterday£® 

46£®ËûµÄ¹¤×÷Ìرð棬ÒÔÖÂÓÚûÓÐÐݼٵÄʱ¼ä¡£ 

He is                busy with his work                he has no time for his holiday£® 

47£®ÊÀ½çÉÏÒ»°ëµÄµç»°ÊÇÓÃÓ¢Óï´òµÄ¡£ 

              the world"s telephone calls                in English£® 

48£®ÎÒÃÇѧУµÄѧÉúÊý½ñÄêÔö¼ÓÁË200ÈË¡£ 

The number of students in our school                200 this year£® 

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We feel                them that we will do anything for them £® 

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I"m sorry I                you that Helen came to see you yesterday£® 

51£®He runs fastest in our school£® 

¡¡¡¡He runs                any other students in our school£® 

52£®In order to get there on time£¬we set out early£® 

¡¡¡¡We set out early                we could get there on time£® 

53£®They seem to be happy£® 

¡¡¡¡               that they are happy£® 

54£®He is easy to please£® 

¡¡¡¡               to please him £® 

55£®It was raining hard£¬but they didn"t stop work£® 

¡¡¡¡It was raining hard£¬but they                £® 

56£®We finished our work early yesterday because John helped us£® 

¡¡¡¡With                John£¬we could finish our work early yesterday£® 

57£®After we arrived there£¬we took a good rest£® 

¡¡¡¡After we arrived there£¬we rested                £® 

58£®Yesterday there was a heavy rain£® 

¡¡¡¡Yesterday it rained                £® 

59£®There is no need to do that right now£® 

¡¡¡¡You                do that right now£® 

60£®It is very kind of you to help me£® 

¡¡¡¡               kind to help me£® 

61£®The little boy can even          his father£¬who has won several matches£¬at chess£® 

62£®With the help of this device£¬he can stay in the water as          as two hours£® 

63£®¡ªWhat happened to the old woman£¿ 

¡¡¡¡¡ªTwo young men robbed          of her wallet£® 

64£®I have done a lot of oral practice so that I can          myself in English£® 

65£®We eat to live£¬not          to eat£® 

66£®We can          two days off for shopping£®We don"t have to work these two days£® 

67£®I can"t open the door£®I lost my          to my room £® 

68£®It is very windy here in spring£®People always          their windows closed when they are away from their homes£® 

69£®Lei Feng is dead£¬         his spirit will encourage us for ever£® 

70£®On Christmas Day£¬people in western countries always          each other with¡°Merry¡¡Christmas¡±when they meet£® 

A£º           £¨71£©£¿It is very strange£® 

B£ºIt is an old machine£® 

A£º          £¨72£©£¿ 

B£ºIt was used in old times for getting water from a river or a lake£® 

A£º          £¨73£©£¿ 

B£ºYes£¬it works well£® 

A£º          £¨74£©£¿ 

B£ºWell£®Usually two men stand on it£®They push the pedals down hard with their feet£® 

  Then water can be brought up£® 

A£º          £¨75£©£¿ 

B£ºNo£¬we don"t use it today£®We have it here just for show£®We use modern machines£® 

A£ºOh£¬Isee£® 

A£º          £¨76£©£¬is there a bookstore nearby£¿ 

B£ºYes£¬there is one not far from here£¿ 

A£º          £¨77£©£¿ 

B£ºJust go along this street and turn right at the second crossing and then you will see it£® 

A£º          £¨78£©£¿ 

B£ºIt is about ten minutes"walk£® 

A£º          £¨79£©£¿ 

B£ºNo£¬there is no bus going there£® 

A£ºIn that case£¬I have to go on foot£® 

B£ºI think so£® 

A£ºThank you so much for help£® 

B£º          £¨80£©£® 

Some people say that laughter is the best medicine£®Scientists are beginning to       £¨81£©with this£®They are studying       £¨82£©seriously and are now       £¨83£©it is really good for us£® 

So what happens       £¨84£©we laugh£¿We use fifteen different muscles in our face£¬ and laughing is       £¨85£©for every organ in our body£®       £¨86£©we laugh£¬we breathe quickly and exercise the face£¬shoulders and chest£®Our       £¨87£©pressure goes down£¬ and our circulation gets better£® 

Every minute we laugh is the same as forty-five minutes of relaxation£®Many doctors around the world       £¨88£©that laughter helps us get better when we are sick£® 

Of course£¬       £¨89£©are many kinds of laughter£®We may change the way we laugh in different situations£®But we all       £¨90£©a laugh that is special to us£®How do you usually laugh£¿ 

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A French writer was visiting Japan£®One day he was invited to give a talk at a university to a large group of students£®As none of them could understand French£¬he had to have an interpreter£¨·­Ò룩£® 

During his talk he told a funny story that went on for quite a long time£®At last he stopped to let the interpreter translate it into Japanese£®To his surprise£¬the man did this in a few seconds£¬and after that all the students laughed loudly£® 

After the talk£¬the writer thanked the interpreter for his good work and then said to him £¬ 

¡°Now please tell m e how you translated that long story of mine into such a short Japanese one£®¡± 

¡°I didn"t tell the story at all£¬¡±the interpreter answered with a smile£®¡°I just said the famous writer had just told a funny story£¬and you would all laugh£¬please£®¡± 

91£®Why did the fam ous writer come to give a talk£¿ 

A£®He was asked to do so£®B£®He liked to give a talk everywhere£® 

C£®He was forced to do so£®D£®He gave a talk for money£® 

92£®Why did the French writer need an interpreter£¿ 

A£®The students didn"t know him £®B£®He didn"t know the students£® 

C£®His French was not good enough£®D£®The students didn"t know French£® 

93£®Why did the writer stop after telling the story£¿ 

A£®To have a break£®B£®To prepare for the next talk£® 

C£®To leave time for interpretation£®D£®To hear the students laugh£® 

94£®Why was the writer surprised£¿Because he thought that        £® 

A£®the interpreter did a good job and made the story understood quickly 

B£®the students were so clever that they understood the story 

C£®Japanese language was much easier than French language 

D£®it was easy to make the students laugh 

95£®Why did the students laugh£¿ 

A£®The story was really funny£®B£®The interpreter asked them to laugh£® 

C£®The writer was very funny£®D£®They could understand the story£® 

Hundreds of years ago£¬life was much harder than it is today£®People didn"t have modern machines£®There was no modern medicine£¬either£® 

Life today has brought new problems£®One of the biggest is pollution£®Water pollution has made our rivers and lakes dirty£®It kills our fish and pollutes our drinking water£®Noise pollution m akes us talk louder and become angry easily£®Air pollution is the most serious kind of pollution£®It"s bad for all living things in the world£® 

Cars£¬planes and factories all pollute our air every day£®Sometimes the polluted air is so thick that it looks like a quilt£¨±»×Ó£©over a city£®This kind of quilt is called smog£® 

Many countries are making rules to fight pollution£®Factories must now clean their water before it is thrown away£¬and they mustn"t blow dirty smoke into the air£® 

We need to do many other things£®We should put waste things in the dustbins£¨À¬»øÏ䣩 instead of throwing them on the ground£®We can go to work by bus or with our friends in the same car£®If there are fewer people driving£¬less pollution will be made£®Rules are not enough to solve£¨½â¾ö£©the problems£®Every person must help to fight pollution£®

96£®Hundreds of years ago£¬life was much harder than it is today because        £® 

A£®there were not any modern machines B£®there was no modern medicine 

C£®both A and B D£®there were not many people 

97£®What is the most serious problem in today"s life£¿ 

A£®Water pollution£®B£®Air pollution£® 

C£®Noise pollution£®D£®Pollution£® 

98£®Why do people speak louder now than before£¿ 

A£®People are stronger£®B£®People are afraid of nothing£® 

C£®There is much noise£®D£®People have problems in hearing£® 

99£®What does the author suggest to the readers£¿ 

A£®Each country should make its own rules to fight pollution£® 

B£®Every person must help to fight pollution£® 

C£®All people should take buses£® 

D£®We should control£¨¿ØÖÆ£©the growth of population£® 

100£®From the passage we know that        £® 

A£®there was no smog at all a few years ago£® 

B£®today people don"t talk in loud voice£® 

C£®we have to drink polluted water£® 

D£®people are making laws to control pollution£® 

The Chinese New Year is the most important holiday for Chinese people£®For the Chinese£¬the New Year comes on the first day of the First Moon£¬between about January 21 and February 19£®The holiday lasts for fifteen days£® 

Finally£¬at midnight on the first day of the First Moon it is New Year"s Day for Chinese people£®People close the shops and the streets are empty£®Everyone shuts the doors and stays at hom e£® 

It is an important time for the family£®The younger people bow to the older people£®The Chinese call this Kou Tou or kowtow£®This means touching the ground with the forehead£® Then the younger people wish the older people a Happy New Year£®The older people give children gifts of money in red envelopes£®The family then goes to sleep£® 

In the morning£¬people dress in their best clothes£®Some people stay at home£¬others go out to pay a New Year call£®They are very polite and do not use bad words£®It"s the most important day of the year£® 

101£®What is the other name for Chinese New Year£¿ 

A£®Spring Festival£¨´º½Ú£©£®B£®New Year"s Day£® 

C£®Christmas£®D£®Mid-autumn Festival£® 

102£®What do people usually do immediately after the Chinese New Year"s Eve£¿ 

A£®They pay visit to their friends around their families£® 

B£®They stay at home and kowtow to the older£® 

C£®They hold a party singing and dancing£® 

D£®They make beautiful dress for children£® 

103£®How do younger people kowtow to older ones£¿ 

A£®They nod their heads£®B£®They hold their heads high£® 

C£®They touch their heads with fingers£® 

D£®They lower their heads to the ground£® 

104£®What do people say when they pay a New Year call to someone£¿ 

A£®How are you£¿B£®How do you do£¿ 

C£®Happy New Year£¡D£®Good morning£¡ 

105£®What do older people give to younger ones as gifts£¿ 

A£®Best dress£®B£®Some money£® 

C£®Letters in red envelops£®D£®Good words and smile£® 

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In general£¬laws for children are a good thing£® 

One hundred years ago in industrial countries£¬children worked 18 hours a day in a factory at age 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£¬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£¨´ò¡­¡­Íβ¿£©their children at home£¬but a teacher cannot hit a child in a public school£®This is also true in Germany£®In contrast£¨¶Ô±È£©£¬it is against the law for anyone to hit a child in Sweden£®Swedish parents cannot spank their children£®The children also have a special government official who works for their rights£®There is even a plan for children to divorce from their parents though this is not a law yet£¡ 

106£®How were children treated in industrial countries 100years ago£¿ 

107£®W hat does the author mean by¡°go too far­¹£¿ 

108£®Can a teacher in Germany hit his students in public school£¿ 

109£®What kind of people can beat children in Sweden£¿ 

110£®What does it mean by¡°a plan for children to divorce from their parents­¹£¿ 

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I£®A£© 

1£®W£ºDavid£¬can you tell us something about your father£¿ 

  M£ºSure£®My father works hard every day£®So he is very busy£®He plants rice£¬vegetables and apples£®He often has a good harvest in autumn£® 

  Q£ºWhat does David"s father do£¿ 

2£®M£ºHow do you like this£¬Helen£¿ 

  W£ºIt"s very nice£®Of all the food£¬I like the cakes best£® 

  Q£ºWhat are the man and the woman talking about£¿ 

3£®W£ºIt"s Sunday£®What are you going to do this morning£¬Mike£¿ 

  M£ºI"m going to help Becky with her maths£® 

  Q£ºWhen is Mike going to help Becky with her maths£¿ 

4£®M£ºWill you be free this evening£¿I"ve got two tickets for a very good movie£® 

  W£ºI"m afraid not£®I have to go to see my aunt£®She is in hospital£®She broke her leg last week£® 

  Q£ºWhy can"t the woman go to see the movie with the man£¿ 

5£®M£ºDo you know Mr£®White"s telephone number£¿ 

  W£ºSorry£¬I don"t know£® 

  Q£ºWhat is the man perhaps going to do£¿ 

B£©Dialogue A 

Susan £ºDid you play football yesterday£¬Frank£¿ 

Frank£ºYes£¬I played with Tony and John£® 

Susan £ºWhat did you do after that£¿ 

Frank£ºWe all went swimming£® 

Susan £ºAre you going to swim again this afternoon£¿ 

Frank£ºNo£¬we aren"t£®We are going to help Mr£®Smith to plant some flowers£® 

Susan £ºAre you helping him all afternoon£¿ 

Frank£ºYes£¬we are£®We can neither play football nor do our hom ework today£® 

Susan £ºYou"re going to be very busy£® 

Frank£ºYes£¬we certainly are£®But Mr£®Smith is going to pay us for all the work we"ll do£® 

Questions£º 

6£®Who played football yesterday£¿ 

7£®What did they do after playing football£¿ 

8£®What are they going to do in the afternoon £¿ 

9£®Does Susan want to plant flowers with Frank£¿ 

10£®What will Mr£®Smith do to Frank£¿ 

Dialogue B 

John £ºWhat signs can you see in the office£¬library and parks£¿ 

Rose£ºBUSINESS HOURS£¬OFFICE HOURS£¬NO PARKING£¬etc£® 

John £ºWhat is the international signal for help£¿ 

Rose£ºSOS£¬I suppose£®By the way£¬can you tell me what the sign DANGER means£¿ 

John £ºIt means the possibility of harm or loss£® 

Rose£ºWell£¬where do you often see the instructions PLAY£¬PAUSE£¬STOP£¬ON£¬OFF£¬etc£®£¿ 

John £ºOn the recorder£® 

Rose£ºThen where are these instructions used£¬FRAGILE£¬THIS SIDE UP£¬MADE IN CHINA£¬etc£®£¿ 

John £ºOn goods or packing boxes of goods£® 

Rose£ºOh£¬I see£®Thank you for telling me so much about signs and instructions£® 

John £ºIt"s my pleasure£® 

Questions£º 

11£®What does the sign DANGER mean£¿ 

12£®What is SOS£¿ 

13£®Where can we see THIS SIDE UP£¿ 

14£®What signs can we see on the recorder£¿ 

15£®What signs can we see in the office£¿ 

Dialogue C 

M£ºI"ve decided to leave school£® 

W£ºOh£¿W hen did you decide to do that£¿ 

M£ºBefore breakfast this morning£® 

W£ºHave you told our parents£¿ 

M£ºYes£¬I"ve just told Mum and Dad£® 

W£ºWhat did they say when you told them £¿ 

M£ºThey agreed£® 

W£ºWhere are you going£¿ 

M£ºI"m going out£® 

W£ºWhy£¿It"s raining hard£® 

M£ºThey are quarreling with each other£®I am tired of that£® 

W£ºDon"t go out£®It"s so cold£®You"ll get a cold£® 

M£ºThank you£¬Sally£® 

Questions£º 

16£®What did the boy decide to do£¿ 

17£®Whom did the boy tell about his decision£¿ 

18£®How did his parents respond to his decision£¿ 

19£®Why did the boy want to go out£¿ 

20£®What is the probable relationship between the two speakers£¿ 

II£®Nat lived in a small town in England£®He always stayed in England for his holidays£®Last year he thought£¬¡°I"ve never been outside this town and this country£®All my friends have gone to Spain and they all like that country very much£®This year I"m going there£¬too£®¡± 

So two months later he went to Madrid and stayed in a small hotel£®One morning he went out for a walk£®In England people drive on the left£¬but in Spain they drive on the right£®Nat forgot about this£®While he was crossing a busy street£¬he was knocked down by a bicycle£® 

Nat lay on the ground for a few seconds and then he sat up and asked£¬¡°Where am I£¿¡± 

An old man was selling maps at the side of the street and he heard this£®He came up at once to Nat and said£¬¡°Map of the city£¬sir£¿¡± 

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II£®21£®In Spain£®22£®On the right£®23£®He was knocked down£¨by a bicycle£©£®24£®A few seconds£®25£®To sell a map to Nat£® 

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III£®51£®faster than 52£®so that 53£®It seems 54£®It is easy 55£®went on working 56£®the help of 57£®for a long time 58£®heavily 59£®needn"t £¯don"t have to 60£®You are very£¯so 

IV£®61£®beat £¯defeat 62£®long 63£®her 64£®express 65£®live 66£®take £¯have 67£®key 68£®keep £¯have 69£®but £¯yet 70£®greet 

V£®£¨A£©71£®What"s this 72£®What"s it used for 73£®Does it work well 74£®How does it work£¯How do you use it 75£®Is it still used today 

£¨B£©76£®Excuse me 77£®How can I get there £¯Can you show me the way 78£®How far is it from here 79£®Is there a bus going there 80£®You"re welcome £¯It"s my pleasure 

VI£®81£®agree 82£®laughter £¯it 83£®finding 84£®when 85£®good 86£®When £¯As 87£®blood 88£®think £¯believe £¯say 89£®there 90£®have 

VII£®91¡ª95 ADCAB 96¡ª100 CDCBD 101¡ª105 ABDCB 

106£®They were treated very badly 107£®Do something too much 108£®No£¬he can"t 

109£®None can do that 

110£®A plan for ending the children"s relationship with their parents 

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