3. A. play　　　　　　B. teach　　　　　C. choose　　　 　 D. work

2. A. us　　　　　　 　 B. him　　　　　　　C. them　　　　 　 D. you

1. A. clean　　　　　　B. same　　　　　C. bright　　　 　 D. empty

6.easiest　　　 7.more　 8.to check　 9.peaceful　 10.unforgettable

6.down　 7.rent　　 8.but/except　 9.let/make　 10.noises

鍥涖?佸畬鍨嬪～绌裹span lang=EN-US>

20銆?span lang=EN-US>1B　 2B　 3A　 4B　 5C　 6C　 7B　 8A　 9C　 10B

21銆?st1:chmetcnv UnitName="a" SourceValue="1" HasSpace="False" Negative="False" NumberType="1" TCSC="0" w:st="on">1A　 2B　 3C　 4A　 5B　 6B　 7A　 8C　 9B　 10C

浜斻?侀槄璇荤悊瑙Ⅻspan lang=EN-US>

22銆?span lang=EN-US>1B　 2B　 3A　 4A　 5A

23銆?st1:chmetcnv UnitName="C" SourceValue="1" HasSpace="False" Negative="False" NumberType="1" TCSC="0" w:st="on">1C　 2C　 3B　 4B　 5A

24銆?span lang=EN-US>1B　 2B　 3C　 4A　 5C

鍏??侀槄璇诲～绌裹span lang=EN-US>

25銆?span lang=EN-US>1.Amazingly　 2.famer　 3.a little　 4.others　　 5.Chinese　

6. For example, if he or she gets good grades, I鈥橖span lang=EN-US>ll say something

like 7 , 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>Well done ! I鈥橖span lang=EN-US>m very proud of you.鈥滭span lang=EN-US> These words will both

make my child and me very 8 .

Third, I will spend 9 time staying with my child than my

parents did with me. I鈥橖span lang=EN-US>ll chat and go shopping with my child.

I am 10 these things will make parents and their kids get on

well.

1锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>classmates 　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>kids 　　　　　　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>friends

2锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>give lessons to 　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>get along with 　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>talk to

3锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>First 　　　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Next　　　　 　　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Later

4锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>for 　　　　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>about 　　　　　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>before

5锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>silent 　　　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>lazy 　　　　　　　 　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>patient

6锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>will do 　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>is doing　　　 　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>has done

7锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>it 　　　　　　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>this 　　　　　　　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>them

8锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>happy 　　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>strange 　　　　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>sad

9锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>little 　　　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>less 　　　　　　　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>more

10锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>afraid 　　　　　　 B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>sure 　　　　　　　 C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>surprised

21銆?span lang=EN-US>Math is one of the most boring classes for many students. But recently,

at the University of California in the US, a 1 class got 400

students interested. There were even another 35 2 from behind

windows.[鏉ユ簮:瀛︾?缃慄span lang=EN-US>ZXXK]

3 could make a boring subject so interesting? Terence Tao,

the 31-year-old university teacher, is known as 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>the Mozart of Math鈥滭span lang=EN-US>. Tao,

born in Hong Kong, spent his childhood in Australia. He showed his great

4 in math when he was very young. At the age of two, he could

read. At nine, he went to college math classes. At twenty, he got his doctor鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s

degree(鍗氬＋瀛︿綅). Last summer, Tao 5 a Fields Medal which is

known as the 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>Noble Prize of Math鈥滭span lang=EN-US>. 6 he was talented, Terence

Tao didn鈥橖span lang=EN-US>t go to college until he was fourteen. 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>In my opinion, it鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s not

7 to go to college too young.鈥滭span lang=EN-US> said Tao. He added, 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>8 ,

studying is like building a large tower. It must have a strong base(鍩虹?).

Then it can be built higher.鈥滭span lang=EN-US>

People don鈥橖span lang=EN-US>t think Tao is 9 the rest of us. He wears a T-shirt

and an old pair of sports shoes. He reads Japanese comic books, too. But he

10 loves math. 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>In many ways, my work is my hobby.鈥滭span lang=EN-US> he said.

1锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>math 　　　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>music 　　　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Japanese

2锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>passing 　　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>watching 　　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>shouting

3锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>What 　　　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Which 　　　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Who

4锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>talent　　 　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>importance 　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>need

5锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>made 　　　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>won 　　　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>found

6锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>If　　　　 　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Although 　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Because

7锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>necessary 　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>convenient 　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>difficult

8锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>So far 　　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>At times 　　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>In fact

9锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>the same as B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>different from C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>similar to

10锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>even 　　B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>also　　　　 　C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>still

浜斻?侀槄璇荤悊瑙Ⅻspan lang=EN-US>

22銆侀槄璇荤悊瑙Ⅻspan lang=EN-US>

闃呰?涓嬮潰鐭?枃锛屾牴鎹?煭鏂囧唴瀹瑰垽鏂?彞瀛愮殑姝ｈ?銆傛?纭?殑娑傗?淈span lang=EN-US>A鈥濋敊璇?殑娑傗?淈span lang=EN-US>B鈥濄?侟span lang=EN-US>

Suggestions for travelling

Don鈥橖span lang=EN-US>ts Dos

　Spit(飦?悙鐥?span lang=EN-US>) or drop litter

everywhere.

　Talk loudly on your mobile飦?span lang=EN-US>

phone.

　Take off your shoes on planes,飦?span lang=EN-US>

trains or buses.

　Smoke in public places.飦?span lang=EN-US>

　Cut in line.

　Talk politely to strangers.

　Wash your hands before eating飦?span lang=EN-US>

and eat quietly.

　Try to speak some of the local飦?span lang=EN-US>

language even if you can only

say 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>Hello鈥滭span lang=EN-US> and 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>Thank you鈥滭span lang=EN-US>.

　Visit local sights, taste local飦?span lang=EN-US>

food and try to understand other

Cross the street when the red飦?span lang=EN-US>

light is on.

　Write graffiti(飦?贡娑備贡鐢狐span lang=EN-US>)

anywhere.

　Just go shopping.飦?span lang=EN-US>

people鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s lives in new places.

1锛嶞span lang=EN-US>These suggestions are for kids only.

2锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Take off your shoes in public places.

3锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Cutting in line and littering are not allowed.

4锛嶞span lang=EN-US>It鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s impolite to talk loudly on mobile phones.

5锛嶞span lang=EN-US>We are supposed to eat quietly and talk politely.

23銆侀槄璇讳笅闈?袱绡囩煭鏂囷紝鏍规嵁鐭?枃鍐呭?閫夋嫨姝ｇ‘绛旀?銆侟span lang=EN-US>

Dear Li Fei,

How are you? I will have a short holiday next week and have decided to

visit Shanghai for a second time. I have booked a room in the Peace Hotel. I

hear it is on the Bund(澶栨哗) and has a good view of the famous Huangpu[鏉ユ簮:瀛︾?缃慄span lang=EN-US>]

River. I will arrive on the night of March 27 and leave early on March 29. I

would like to visit some of the most famous places, such as Nanjing Road

and Yu Garden in Chenghuangmiao.

Can you give me some suggestions for my visit to Shanghai? I will have

only one day to look around Shanghai. I will be happy if you can make a tour

plan for me. Please say hello to Lu Mei. I鈥橖span lang=EN-US>m looking forward to your reply.

Yours,

Sandy

1锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Who will visit Shanghai next week?

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Li Fei. B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Lu Mei. C锛嶞st1:City w:st="on">Sandy.

2锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Where has the writer booked a room?

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>On Nanjing Road.

B锛嶞span lang=DE>In Yu Garden.

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>In the Peace Hotel.

3锛嶞span lang=EN-US>We can learn from the letter that the writer ___________Shanghai.

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>has never visited

B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>once visited

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>often visits

4锛嶞span lang=EN-US>When will the writer look around Shanghai?

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>On March 27.

B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>On March 28.

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>On March 29.

5锛嶞span lang=EN-US>The most important purpose of writing this letter is to ___________.

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>ask for a tour plan

B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>ask for a reply

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>say hello to Lu Mei

24銆?span lang=EN-US>Mr. Smith is telling two funny stories of his police work.

Story A

I remember catching a 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>thief鈥滭span lang=EN-US> in a clothes shop once. It was strange. The

man was hiding a yellow sweater inside his coat. I thought he had stolen it, so

I caught him. We found later that his wife gave him the sweater for his

birthday, but he hated it. He just wanted to return it to the shop for money, but

he didn鈥橖span lang=EN-US>t want his wife to see him! We soon let him go.

Story B

Another day, a man called Bob went into a bank on Sixth Street. He

wrote on the back of an envelope, 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>Give me the money! Or I鈥橖span lang=EN-US>ll kill you.鈥滭span lang=EN-US> and

gave it to the bank clerk. She gave him $100,000 and the man ran away. Then

we received a phone call from the bank clerk. She told us to go to the man鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s

house in Candy Town and get him. We caught him as soon as he got out of

the elevator. He couldn鈥橖span lang=EN-US>t believe that we found him so quickly. We told him

that the front of the envelope he used had his name and address on it!

1锛嶞span lang=EN-US>What does Mr. Smith do?

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A bank clerk.

B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A policeman.

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>A thief.

2锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Mr. Smith caught the man in the clothes shop ___________.

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>by exchange B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>by mistake C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>by accident

3锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Why did the man return the sweater to the shop?

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Because he didn鈥橖span lang=EN-US>t want his wife to see it.

B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Because he liked money more than the sweater.

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Because he hated it and wanted to get the money back.

4锛嶞span lang=EN-US>Bob was caught so quickly because ___________.

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>his address was found on the envelope he used[鏉ユ簮:]

B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>he received a phone call from the bank clerk

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>the police waited for him outside the elevator

5锛嶞span lang=EN-US>What do you think of Bob?

A锛嶞span lang=EN-US>He is brave.

B锛嶞span lang=EN-US>He is careful.

C锛嶞span lang=EN-US>He is careless.

鍏??侀槄璇诲～绌裹span lang=EN-US>

25銆佺煭鏂囧～绌恒?傜敤涓嬮潰鏂规?涓?崟璇嶇殑閫傚綋褰㈠紡濉?叆鐭?枃绌烘牸鍐咃紝浣跨煭鏂囨剰鎬濇?纭??侀?氶『锛堟瘡璇嶉檺鐢ㄤ竴娆★級 銆侟span lang=EN-US>

check China difficult easy farm forget

little many other peace amazing serious

Look at the picture, what do you see?

1 , some people say it鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s an old

man, while others say it鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s a young woman and an

old 2 . It is a problem with many

answers. Why?

When you look at a problem from different

views, you get different answers. Just turn it in

your mind 3 bit, and you may see it

in a completely new way.

Some people only form an idea in their mind

鈥淈span lang=EN-US>A problem has only one answer, and all the 4 are wrong.鈥滭span lang=EN-US>

Some even laugh at the different answers others come up with. Well, they鈥橖span lang=EN-US>re

wrong! If people only believed in one answer, we might still think the world

is square(鏂瑰舰鐨凕span lang=EN-US>)!

What鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s one plus one? That鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s easy, two! Right? Well, that鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s one right

answer, but not the only answer. You might think of 11, or some

5 characters like 鈥滀簩鈥滭span lang=EN-US> or 鈥淈st1:chmetcnv UnitName="鈥? SourceValue="10" HasSpace="False" Negative="False" NumberType="3" TCSC="1" w:st="on">鍗佲?滭/st1:chmetcnv>! What鈥橖span lang=EN-US>s a mom plus a dad? You

might think of two people, or a man and a woman, or a whole family! So,

even the 6 questions can have many answers.

Of course, some problems do only have one answer. If each of the

questions in a math test had 7 than one answer, it would be

quite a problem for teachers 8 .

Look at things in different ways, face your life with a 9

mind, and you鈥橖span lang=EN-US>ll see a completely different world.

After reading my article, if I ask you again: 鈥淈span lang=EN-US>What do you see in this

picture?鈥滭span lang=EN-US>, will you still give the same answer now? I鈥橖span lang=EN-US>m sure this picture will

be 10 to you.

鍙傝?冪瓟妗圏span lang=EN-US>

涓?銆佸惉鍔汓span lang=EN-US>

1銆?span lang=EN-US>1D　 2C　 3A　 4B

浜屻?侀?夋嫨棰楛span lang=EN-US>

2銆?span lang=EN-US>C

3銆?span lang=EN-US>B

4銆?span lang=EN-US>C

5銆?span lang=EN-US>A[鏉ユ簮:瀛︾?缃慄span lang=EN-US>ZXXK]

6銆?span lang=EN-US>B

7銆?span lang=EN-US>B

8銆?span lang=EN-US>C

9銆?span lang=EN-US>B

10銆?span lang=EN-US>A

11銆?span lang=EN-US>A

12銆?span lang=EN-US>B

13銆?span lang=EN-US>B

14銆?span lang=EN-US>A

15銆?span lang=EN-US>A

16銆?span lang=EN-US>C

17銆?span lang=EN-US>C

18銆?span lang=EN-US>A

涓夈?佽ˉ鍏ㄥ?璇滭span lang=EN-US>

19銆?span lang=EN-US>1.right　 2. hurry　 3. married　 4.someone　 5.room　

八、书面表达

两个月前，胶东在线嘴我校初四学生毕业后的人生规划进行了一次问卷调查。请根据图表中提供的数据信息，写一篇100-120词的调查报告，并结合实际谈谈你的观点和毕业后的人生理想。

要求：1.行文不得出现真实姓名和校名； 2.开头已给出，不计入总词数。

　 Two months ago, Jiaodong Online made a survey what junior Grade 4 students would do after graduation. Here is the result.

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85.那位主修生物的女孩经常自愿去医院帮助病人们。

　 The girl who is ________ ________biology often volunteers to help the patients in the hospital.

84.我们需要一些新的办法使污水清洁。

　 We need to _________ __________ with new ideas to make polluted water clean.