Mike: What's the weather like today?
Mum: It' s sunny and warm
Mike: I want to play football. Can I wear my new red T-shirt, Mum?
Mum: Yes, you can
Mike: But. where is it?
Mum: Is it on your bed?
Mike: Yes, it is Thanks. Mum
Mum: Hurry up.  Put it on.  John is waiting for you
Mike: Just a minute.
根据上面的对话，补全句子。
1. It's          and          today.
2. Mike and John want to          today.
3. Mike can wear           new          T-shirt.
4. The T-shirt is on ____         . 
5. John is           ____ Mike now.

     John is a bookseller. He doesn't like paying for anything. One day he leaves a box of books on 
his foot. "Go to the doctor." says his wife. "No," he says, "I'll wait till the doctor comes into the shop 
next time. Then I'll ask him about my foot. If I go to see him, I'll have to pay for him."
     The next day the doctor comes into the shop and buys some books. When John is getting them 
ready, he tells the doctor about his foot. The doctor looks at it, "Yes," says the doctor, "You must
 put the foot in hot water every night." "Thank you," says the bookseller, "And now sir, here are your
 books." "How much?" says the doctor, "Two pounds," answers John. "Good," says the doctor, "I 
shall not have to pay you anything." "Why?" asks John in surprise, "I tell you about your foot. I want
 two pounds for that. Goodbye."

1. John is a       .      

A. worker    
B. doctor    
C. book maker    
D. bookseller

2. The bookseller's wife tells him to       .   

A. wait for the doctor coming
B. go to the doctor
C. be careful when he does things
D. ask the doctor to come

3. The doctor comes into the shop to       .         

A. buy some books
B. look at John's foot
C. pay John some money
D. look at medicine books

4. When does the bookseller tell the doctor about his foot?

A. When the doctor comes into the shop.
B. When he is getting the books ready.
C. After he hands the books to the doctor.
D. After the doctor has books in his hand.

      John is a bookseller. He doesn't like paying for anything. One day he leaves a box of books on his foot.
" Go to the doctor." says his wife. " No," he says, " I'll wait till the doctor comes into the shop next time.
Then I'll ask him about my foot. If I go to see him, I'll have to pay for him."
      The next day the doctor comes into the shop and buys some books. When John is getting them ready,
he tells the doctor about his foot. The doctor looks at it, " Yes," says the doctor, " You must put the foot in
hot water every night." " Thank you," says the bookseller, " And now sir, here are your books." " How much? "
says the doctor, " Two pounds," answers John. " Good," says the doctor, " I shall not have to pay you
anything." " Why? " asks John in surprise, " I tell you about your foot. I want two pounds for that. Goodbye."

1. John is a _____________.

A. worker
B. doctor
C. book maker
D. bookseller

2. The bookseller's wife tells him to _____________.

A. wait for the doctor coming
B. go to the doctor
C. be careful when he does things
D. ask the doctor to come

3. The doctor comes into the shop to _____________.

A. buy some books
B. look at John's foot
C. pay John some money
D. look at medicine books

4. When does the bookseller tell the doctor about his foot?

A. When the doctor comes into the shop.
B. When he is getting the books ready.
C. After he hands the books to the doctor.
D. After the doctor has books in his hand.

                                                                       Tea-time              
      John is six years old. He can read and write quite well, but he can't tell the time. He doesn't say eight 
o'clock, twelve o'clock or four o'clock in the afternoon. He says " breakfast time ", " lunch time " or " tea
time ".            
      His aunt, Mary, thinks she can teach him. " Can you count, John? "               
      " Yes, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve. "                 
      " That's fine. Now I put the long hand on twelve and the short hand on one — that is one o'clock. If (假如)I put the short hand on two, what's that? "                    
      " Two o'clock."  
      " Good. And on three? "                    
      " Three o'ciock. " It is four o'clock in the afternoon, and John's aunt looks at him and asks, " What time is 
it now, John? "                    
      " Tea-time, aunt, and I'm hungry."

1. When it is eight o'clock, John says it is                  .

A. breakfast-time                 
B. lunch-time               
C. tea-time

2. John can                  .          

A. tell the time                
B. not read or write     
C. not tell the time       

3. The long hand is                   .

A. the hour hand              
B. the minute hand               
C. the short hand   

4. Mary thinks                   .          

A. she can teach John to count                   
B. John can tell the time if she teaches him     
C. John can tell the time

5. After his aunt teaches him, John                   .

A. can count                      
B. can't tell the time             
C. can read and write