It         me         France when I listen to they song.

A．reminds; in                                                 B．remind; of          

C．reminds; of                                                D．reminded; in

What does ‘T.G’          in ‘T.G’ Smith?

A．stand B．stand by    C．stand for          D．stand out

The book         ten units, two revisions            .

A．contains; including                                      B．includes; containing

C．includes; contained                                    D．contains; included

—What worried him so much?

—His hair’s             grey.

A．going B．becoming  C．turning     D．staying

When I got home, I found the door open. A．terrible thought      me—had anyone broken.

A．beat          B．knocked    C．struck      D．appeared

One day Jack broke his mother’s mirror. When she saw the broken___1___ she cried. “Jack, you are too careless and because of that, father is going to punish you.”

“I’m too angry to ___2___ him a beating now,” said Jack’s father as he examined the broken mirror, “I’ll do it after supper.”

When supper was over, his father took ___3____ to the garden. “I’m going to ___4___ a branch that is just the right size,” he said. They looked everywhere but found___5___.

Then Jack had ___6___. “Father, I think your walking stick will be just _7____.”

“Yes, that’s a good idea. Now come along to my room and we’ll try it.”

Up in his room Jack’s father took ___8___ his coat. Jack was __9____. But to Jack’s great surprise, his father turned to his bed and hit it again and again with the walking stick. He hit it like this for a while and then stopped. “Well, I think that’s enough,” said his father. “You must be careful in future. You will be a good boy, won’t you?” Jack __10____ he would be and never forget it because it was such an unusual punishment.

1．A．glass                     B．cup                     C．bottle                  D．glasses

3．A．it                          B．him                     C．that                     D．them

4．A．buy                      B．make                   C．cut                     D．do

5．A．no one                  B．none                   C．a big one             D．a small one

6．A．a stick                  B．an idea                C．an act                 D．a mind

7．A．long                      B．short                   C．right                   D．thing

8．A．up                        B．away                   C．off                      D．with them

9．A．happy                   B．pleased                C．satisfied              D．worried

10．A．promised           B．allowed               C．was told            D．hoped

Want to find a job? Now read the following advertisement.

1．If you don’t know how to use a computer, you can just apply for the position as          .

      A．a secretary                                          B．a waiter or a waitress                   

       C．an accountant                                      D．a salesclerk

2．If you want to get the position of accountant in Wilson Bookstore, you have to satisfy the following conditions EXCEPT         .

      A．being a woman                                    B．knowing well how to use a computer

      C．having been an accountant                    D．having n accountant certificate

3．If you want to try for a job in Fairmont Hotel, you            .

A．have to be a woman and know foreign languages

      C．should be a university graduate                                                       

       C．have to be taller than 1.72 meters                                         

       D．should be younger than 30 years old

4．From the ads we can conclude that            .

A．you’ll be better paid in Wilson Bookstore than in Fairmont Hotel

B．all the jobs offered require experience

C．the better education you’ve received, the more money you’ll make

D．if you want to be an accountant, you may call 465-4768

   If you don’t use a dictionary. What should you do instead? The first thing you can do is trying to guess what the word means. Often the surrounding context gives a very clear idea of the meaning of the word. Even if you can’t work out the meaning exactly, you may be able to get a vague idea, enough to enable you to continue reading.

Sometimes It is impossible to guess the meaning of a word from the context and then you will have to decide whether the word is important enough to make it worthwhile stopping and looking it up in a dictionary or whether you can just pass it by.

Many times in your reading, you will come across words which you don’t know, but which do not prevent you from understanding all the main points of the text. You can made your dictionary use much more efficient if you only look up the words which are necessary to understand the text. and this means that you must develop the skill to decide whether the words are worth looking up.

1．The passage mainly tells us in our reading what we would do          .

      A．without knowledge of English                                                        

       B．when we look up words in a dictionary

C．when we are guessing new words                                           

D．without using a dictionary

2．What does the underlined word“vague”mean?

      A．Mysterious.         B．Not clear.            C．Exact.                D．Important.

3．In our reading some words we don’t know          .

      A．help us to understand the text well                                           

B．don’t prevent us from understanding the main points of the text

C．will be remembered forever

D．are borrowed from other languages

4．In this passage the writer          .

      A．advised us to use the dictionary as much as possible

      B．told us not to be discouraged by the sight of a dictionary

      C．gave us some advice on how to deal with these unknown words

      D．introduced some ways to take notes in the course of reading

Safety Tips for kids on the Internet

     Never give out identifying information such as Name, Home Address, School name, or Telephone Number in a public message such as at a chat room or on bulletin bards. Never send a person a picture of you without first checking with your parents or guardian.

● Never respond to messages or bulletin board items that are: Suggestive / Obscene / Belligerent / Threatening / Make You Feel Uncomfortable.

● Be careful when someone offers you something for nothing, such as gifts and money. Be very careful about any offers that involve your coming to a meeting or having someone visit your house.

● Tell your parents or guardian right away if you come across any information that makes you feel uncomfortable.

● Never arrange a face-to-face meeting without telling your parents or guardian. If your parents or guardian agree to the meeting, make sure that you meet in a public place and have a parent or guardian with you.

● Remember that people online may not be who they seem. Because you can’t see or even hear the person, it would be easy for someone to misrepresent him or herself. Thus, someone indicating that“she”is a“12-year-old-girl”could in reality be an older man.

● Be sure that you are dealing with someone that you and your parents know and trust before giving out any personal information about yourself via E-mail.

● Get to know your“online friends”just as you get to know all of your other friends.

1．We can infer from the passage that             .

A．it is not safe to surf the internet

B．people now are no longer honest

      C．we can chat with unfamiliar people online

       D．people online are not who they are

2．Which of the following is right according to the passage?

      A．People online never tell their friends their real names.

      B．You can often get something free from the internet.

      C．Your friends online may want to meet you.

      D．Online friends are not friends at all.

3．What is the main idea of the passage?

      A．How to surf the internet.                      B．Kids shouldn’t surf the internet.

      C．How to choose online friends.               D．How to protect yourselves online.

   In some countries in which there is very little rain at any time, the farmers have to irrigate their fields. Irrigation is easy enough if there is a great river near the crops, and if there is plenty of water in it. Canals carry the river water to the fields when necessary. In some seasons there may be too much water in the river, and the water may flood all the land near it. At other times the river water may not be enough for all the farmers, and then it will be difficult to irrigate the fields.

   To prevent these difficulties, a dam may be built across the river. This will store water for dry seasons, and in wet seasons it will prevent the flooding of the land. A great lake will, no doubt, be formed behind the dam, and this may mean that houses and fields will be covered with water. Most people will accept that and will be ready to move to other places. Then the country can have the right amount of water at all times; more crops will be grown, there will be more food for everyone, and there will be no more floods.

   Dams have been built for centuries in different parts of the world. Modern dame are usually built of concrete（混凝土）but earth dams were used in India and Sri Lanka about 2500 years ago. There was another across the River Tigris very long ago, and large numbers of irrigation canals were made in Iraq to irrigate the land. The Romans were great dam-builders and there was also a famous dam at Ma’ rubin Arabia.

   We cannot use sea water for irrigation; the salt will not allow the crops to grow. Fresh water is always needed, and it is very difficult and costly to make fresh water from sea water. This is done in a few countries, but the fresh water is for drinking. There is not enough at present for irrigation. Perhaps a scientist will one day invent a cheaper way of producing fresh water from the sea.

1．The first paragraph mainly talks about          .

      A．the problems caused by river water      

       B．the necessity to irrigate the field

      C．the water shortage in some countries    

       D．the canals carrying water to fields

2．A dam is usually built          .

      A．to cover the houses and fields              

B．for people to have the right amount of water at all times

      C．to grow crops better

      D．to form a large lake

3．The underlined word“that”means         .

      A．a dam will be built across the river        

       B．a dam will store water for dry seasons

      C．in wet seasons a dam will prevent the flooding of the land

      D．houses and fields will be covered will water

4．The third paragraph suggests that         .

      A．modern dams are made of concrete      

       B．Romans once built many great dams

      C．there was too much water in 1rap in the past

D．modern dams are better than early dams