Sunday wants to write about West Hill in Sunshine Town for her history project. She is interviewing Mr.Hu, a 60-year-old man, who lives in West Hill. Read their conversation.

　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　

Sandy:	How long have you lived in West Hill, Mr.Hu?
Mr.Hu:	I’ve lived here all my life. I met my wife here and 　　　　we got married. This area was called Taihe Village before.
Sandy:	When did they change the name?
Mr.Hu:	5　When 　　　　the West Hill underground station was built, the government started to 　　　　take down the wooden houses in this area. Since June 2000, Taihe Village 　　　　has become history.
Sandy:	What do you miss most about Taihe Village?
Mr.Hu:	10　I 　　　　miss many things about Taihe Village. I was a dentist and everyone in 　　　　Taihe Village knew me well. Now, I'm old and I can only sell medicine to 　　　　people in the street. In the past, there were many stone and wooden 　　　　houses around here. Also, there were big trees in the village. The air 　　　　was very fresh.
Sandy:	Did you have noise pollution from cars and trains?
Mr.Hu:	15　Yes, 　　　　but not very serious.
Sandy:	I’ve heard that the food stalls were very famous 　　　　here. Is it true?
Mr.Hu:	20　Yes. 　　　　The food stalls sold very good snacks but they all moved. That's why it 　　　　was easy to find mice here before. Everyone in the village was used to 　　　　seeing mice. We weren’t surprised to see mice in the street at night.
Sandy:	That's terrible!
Mr.Hu:	25　We're 　　　　glad that it has improved so much but I really miss everything here in 　　　　the past. Many of my friends moved because the government gave them new 　　　　flats in new towns. I sometimes feel lonely. Every time I see a 　　　　chessboard, I think about them.
Sandy:	Mr.Hu, thank you so much for the information. 　　　　Although the village has disappeared, it is still beautiful in your 　　　　heart.

(1) What was West Hill called in the past?

A. Taihe Village.  B. Taihua.  C. Huhe Village.

(2) When did the government take down all the wooden houses completely in Taihe village?

A. In 1998. B. In 1999. C. In 2000.

(3) Was there noise pollution in Taihe Village?

A. Yes, a lot.  B. Yes, a bit.  C. No, never.

(4) Why were there mice in Taihe Village?

A. There were no cats.

B. There were many food stalls.

C.The houses were dirty.

(5) What did people sell in the food stalls in West Hill?

A. Snacks. B. Medicine. C. Chessboards.

(6) What did Mr.Hu do with his friends?

A. They watched TV. B. They played chess.

C. They played football.

阅读理解

　　Mr. Smith worked in an office, and he did a lot of important and difficult work. But when he was fifty he started to forget things, and this made his work difficult. One day he said to himself,“I'm going to see Dr. Black about this.”

　　He waited in the doctor's waiting-room with other patients, and then a nurse said to him, “You can go in and see Dr. Black now.”

　　Mr. Smith went in quickly, and the doctor said, “Please sit down, Mr. Smith. What can I do for you?”“Oh, doctor,” said Mr. Smith. “I can't remember anything longer than half a minute, and this made my work very hard. What can I do?” The doctor said,“When did this start, Mr. Smith?”

　　“When did what start?” Mr. Smith asked.

(1)Mr. Smith found it hard to remember things ________.

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A．fifty years ago

B．when he worked in an office

C．when he was fifty years old

D．when he was young

(2)Mr. Smith decided to see a doctor because ________.

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A．his work was difficult

B．he began to forget things

C．the doctor was his son

D．his right leg hurt

(3)Who told Mr. Smith to go in and see Dr. Black?

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(4)The doctor asked Mr. Smith ________.

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A．how old he was

B．what he was

C．where he lived

D．what was wrong with him

(5)Mr. Smith ________.

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A．didn't see a doctor

B．was hard to visit

C．could remember things for more than one minute

D．forgot what he had told Dr. Black

　　Nicholas Adams was very quiet while Dr. Smith looked at his throat, took his temperature and listened to his heart. After a few minutes, Dr. Smith asked Nicholas's mother some questions.

　　“When did Nicholas first feel ill?”

　　“This morning when he got up.”

　　“What did he have for breakfast?”

　　“He had two eggs, two pieces of bread and a bottle of milk.”

　　“I see.” Then Dr. Smith turned to Nicholas,“How do you feel now, my boy?”

　　“Terrible,” said Nicholas,“I think I'm going to die.”

　　“You won't die. In fact, you'll be quite all right this afternoon.”

　　“Oh, Doctor! Do you really think so?” Nicholas's mother asked.

　　“Yes, Mrs. Adams, his illness is common in boys at the moment. It comes and goes quickly.”

　　“But I don't understand.”Said Mrs. Adams.

　　“Well, today,”said the doctor,“there is a World Cup Football Match on TV. If Nicholas feels well enough to watch it this afternoon, I think he'll be quite better by the time the match is over. It's the only cure for this illness. Now, I must go over the street to see Michael Horton. He seems to have the same thing as Nicholas.”

Choose the best answer:

(1) How long did the doctor examine Nicholas?

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A．For a few hours.	B．For a few minutes.
C．When he got up.	D．Some months.

(2) Did Nicholas eat anything for breakfast?

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A．Yes. But he didn't eat much.

B．Yes. He ate as much as usual.

C．Yes. He ate too much and he felt ill.

D．No. He didn't eat anything.

(3) What was there going to be on TV that afternoon?

[　　]

A. A football match in Nicholas's school.

B. The film“The World Cup Football Match”.

C. News about a World Cup football match.

D. A World Cup football match.

(4) Did Nicholas want to watch the football match on TV that afternoon?

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A．Yes, very much.	B．No, he didn't.
C．No, he was ill.	D．Yes, of course.

(5) What did Dr. Smith think about Nicholas's illness?

A．Having a cold.	B．Eating too much.
C．He wasn't ill at all.	D．Very serious.