【题目】
Daniel
I like going back to school in September. I live a few miles away from my friends at school. I have to ride a bike to see them. I often have no one to hang out with in summer vacation. Another good thing about going back this year is that I’ve chosen the subjects I’m interested in. |
Mark
I don’t like the end of the summer holidays. After six weeks of freedom, life goes back to homework and I have to get up early. I can’t even sit next to my friends in class. The teachers say we talked too much. The only good thing is the school sport, because I miss playing football during the summer. |
Helen
It’s difficult to believe how quickly the summers go by. When I was a kid the holidays seemed like forever. However, it’s not like that now. As a head teacher, I have a lot of school things to think about before September arrives —I can’t totally enjoy myself! |
John
Going back to work in September will be good. I feel I’ve had a good break and am looking forward to seeing the kids again. I teach Year Two— six and seven -year-olds, which is a really nice age. They’re sweet kids. |
【1】Who lives a few miles away from his friends at school?
A.Mark.B.John.C.Daniel.D.Helen.
【2】What does Mark miss during the summer?
A.Riding a bike .B.Seeing the kids.
C.Getting up early.D.Playing football.
【3】Which grade does John teach?
A.Year One.B.Year Two.C.Year Eight.D.Year Nine.
【答案】
【1】C
【2】D
【3】B
【解析】
文章大意：本文主要是丹尼尔、马克、海伦和约翰四个人谈论暑假的一些情况。
【1】细节理解题。根据第一个表格中的句子I live a few miles away from my friends at school. I have to ride a bike to see them. 我住在离学校的朋友几英里远的地方。我得骑自行车去看他们。可知是Daniel.，故选C。
【2】细节理解题。根据第二个表格中的句子The only good thing is the school sport, because I miss playing football during the summer. 唯一的好处是学校体育，因为我想念夏天踢足球。可知马克思念的是夏天踢足球，故选D。
【3】细节理解题。根据第四个表格中的句子I teach Year Two— six and seven -year-olds, which is a really nice age. 我教两个年级，六岁和七岁的孩子，这是一个非常好的年龄。可知，约翰教二个年级，故选B。
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