---I’m going to Sanya for my holiday tomorrow.   —_______

A．Have a good time!

B．You’re right.

C．It’s good.

D．Goodbye！

从B栏内找出A栏相应的答句

A

1. Why were you late?

2. How long were you away last term?

3. What day is it tomorrow?

4. Who was away this morning?

5. Were your mother at work last night?

6. How many floors does the building have?

7. He was ill. Do you know?

8. How does he come here?

B A. By bike. B. Yes, she was. C. It’s Tuesday. D. No, I’m sorry to hear that. E. Han Meimei was. F. It has thirteen. G. Because my bike was broken. H. For more than two weeks.

 

Amy is an American student in Des Moines, Iowa. She is nine years old and she is in Grade Four this year. Now she and her friends are pen pals of the students in India.
In their letters, Amy learns that life of Indian children is difficult. And they don’t have money to buy desks for school. She is surprised and wants to help them.
She and her friends collect ＄711. A charity(慈善) group helps them buy 75 desks. “We have many good things in our country,” said Amy. “We should help others.” She also hopes to raise(募捐) money to build a well for them. Then the students can get clean water from it. It may be a good gift for the Indian children.
【小题1】Where are Amy’s pen pals from?

A．America

B．India.

C．England.

D．China.

【小题2】How is the students’ life in India?

A．It’s hard.

B．It’s boring.

C．It’s happy.

D．It’s rich.(富饶的)

【小题3】How much is each(每一个) of the desks according to(根据) the passage?

A．＄711.

B．＄75.

C．＄9.48.

D．＄6.36.

【小题4】What does “well” mean in the last paragraph in Chinese?

A．玩具

B．房子

C．好

D．水井

【小题5】Which is TRUE(正确的) according to the passage?

A．Amy is an Indian boy.

B．The Indian children will be happy to get Amy’s gift.

C．Amy buys 75 desks for his pen pals.

D．The Indian children want to help others.

--- How is it going?

--- ______

A. No, I don’t think so B. Yes, I’d love to C. It’s great D. It’s a pleasure.

--What color is your backpack?

--____________.

A. Yes, it’s red              B. It’s an orange   

C. It’s orange               D. It’s a red one