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1. A. Kate felt sleepy in class yesterday. B. Kate fell asleep in class yesterday.
C. Kate was sleeping in class yesterday. D. Kate was very sleepy in class yesterday.
2. A. Peter has never heard from John before.
B. Peter has never heard of John before.
C. Peter has ever heard from John before.
D. Peter has never hurt John before.
3. A. Sixteen of the people entered the hall. B. Sixty of the people entered the
cinema.
C. Sixteen of the pupils entered the hall. D. Sixty of the pupils entered the
cinema.
4. A. Close your eyes until I knock at the floor.
B. Close your eyes until I knock at the door.
C. Close your eyes until I knock over the flour.
D. Close your eyes until I knock over the flower.
5. A. We had a story-telling competition last Monday.
B. We had a story-writing competition last month.
C. We had a composition-writing competition last month.
D. We had a writing competition last Monday.
6. A. Please turn right and walk thirteen paces north.
B. Please turn left and walk thirty paces south.
C. Please turn right and walk thirty paces north
D. Please turn left and walk thirteen paces south.
7. A. I can¡¯t take you swimming this afternoon.
B. I can¡¯t take you skating this afternoon.
C. I can¡¯t take you shopping this afternoon.
D. I can¡¯t take you fishing this afternoon.
8. A. She filled the whole hole with sand.
B. She dug the hole with her spade
C. She filled the hole with the whole stone.
D. She dug the hole with her metal spade.
9. A. Tom doesn¡¯t get up as late as Jack. B. Tom does get up early as Jack.
C. Tom doesn¡¯t get up so early as Jack. D. Tom does get up as late as Jack.
10. A. The old man didn¡¯t have either an old wife or a young woman.
B. The old man didn¡¯t have either an old wife or a daughter.
C. The old man had neither an old wife nor a young woman.
D. The old man had not only an old wife and a daughter.
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11. A. He can do it himself. B. I¡¯ve helped you.
C. Yes, I¡¯m doing it. D. Thanks. I¡¯ve finished it.
12. A. You liked to work all the time. B. Thank you, I¡¯ve swept it.
C. The windows are clean. D. The floor is very wet.
13. A. No, please don¡¯t.
B. Yes, please do.
C. Yes, please keep quiet because she is sleeping.
D. No, of course. I am thinking.
14. A. It doesn¡¯t matter B. I can¡¯t find my car. C. That¡¯s right. D. Don¡¯t worry.
15. A. Only once. B. About once a week.
C. Three weeks ago. D. About three times.
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16. A. Yesterday B. Two days ago. C. Three days ago. D. Two weeks ago.
17. A. She never eats breakfast. B. All the time.
C. At half past seven. D. At ten o¡¯clock.
18. A. one. B. Two. C. Three. D. Four.
19. A. She will help the man this evening.
B. She doesn¡¯t want to help the man this evening.
C. She can¡¯t help the man this evening.
D. She wouldn¡¯t like to help the man this evening.
20. A. Because she is rather free. B. Because she is quite busy.
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21. What was the teacher doing when Peter asked him question?
A. She was very free. C. She was busy.
C. She was laughing. D. She was in the office.
22. Where did the teacher ask Peter to go after school?
A. To the teacher¡¯s home B. To the playground
C. To the dining hall. D. To his office.
23. Peter didn¡¯t go to the teacher¡¯s office on time after school, did he?
A. Yes, he did. B. No, he went there in time.
C. No, he didn¡¯t. D. Yes, he first went to the dining hall.
24. What was his teacher doing when Peter hurried to school?
A. The teacher has gone home. B. The teacher was having his supper.
C. The teacher was still at his desk. D. The teacher wasn¡¯t in his office.
25. Why wasn¡¯t Peter able (ÄÜ) to say anything?
A. Because the teacher was still waiting for him. B. Because Peter was tired.
C. Because Peter was too full. D. Because the teacher wasn¡¯t in the office.
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26. Either your brother or your sister _________ already.
A. took it away B. has taken away it
C. have taken it away D. has taken it away
27. I¡¯ll climb the hill if it___________ tomorrow.
A. doesn¡¯t rain B. isn¡¯t rain C. isn¡¯t raining D. won¡¯t rain
28. Some people spend their lives _______about money.
A. to think B. think C. thinking D. on thinking
29. We did some jobs for him and he gave us some money_______.
A. in return B. in returns C. for answer D. in answer
30. She¡¯s never late for school, ____________she?
A. hasn¡¯t B. has C. isn¡¯t D. is
31. Let¡¯s show the rubber toy ___________her,___________?
A.for¡will you B. to ¡shall us C. to¡shall we D. for¡don¡¯t we
32. The fired suckling pig looks ________, but it tastes ________.
A.nice¡delicious B. well¡bad C. nice¡bad D. well¡badly
33. He has_________ here_________ half past ten.
A. been ¡since B. come ¡since C. been¡for D. come¡for
34. Don¡¯t worry. The little girl can _________.
A. take care B. take good care of
C. be taken good care D. be taken good care of
35. The strong wind prevented the builders ______outside.
A. work B. to work C. worked D. working
36. ________she can¡¯t see at all, but she can read books ________Braille.
A. X¡.in B. Although¡with C. Although¡in D. Though¡with
37. ---Would you like ______the film? ---No, I¡¯d rather _______the match.
A. to see¡to watch B. to see¡watch
C. seeing¡watching D. to watch¡see
38. The man had enough money and he could afford___ the famous car.
A. to buy B. buying C. buy D. bought
39. Her camera ___________the night of Nov. 25.
A. stole in B. was stolen on C. was stealed in D. stole on
40. My sister was made __________into the puddle.
A. to jump B. jump C. jumped D. jumping
41. Will you please ________the television? I want to watch the fashion show
A. open B. to open C. turn on D. to turn on
42. Glass can be _________many wonderful things.
A. made into B. make into C. making D. made of
43. How long have you ___________?
A. married B. be married C. got married D. been married
44. You should ____________everything for yourselves.
A. learn to do B. to learn to do C. learnt to do D. learn do
45. _______restaurants can be found in Australia.
A. Thausands of B. Thousand C. Thousands D. Thousands of
46. Taiwan lies __________the south of China.
A. at B. in C. on D. to
47. Her sister went to the teacher-parents meeting __________ her parents.
A. instead B. instead of C. insteed of D. instead for
48. Tables __________wood can be easily broken.
A. make of B. made from C. made of D. make from
49. The soldier wasn¡¯t afraid __________.
A. to dead B. for death C. of die D. of death
50. Whose computer __________away tomorrow.
A.will be moved B. shall be moved C. will move D. will been moved
51. I was ________at the __________news.
A. surprised¡surprised B. surprised¡surprising
C. surprise¡surprised D. surprise¡surprise
52. Would you like ____________snow?
A. to play B. playing C. to play with D. playing with
53. Who found the door of the refrigerator __________?
A. open B. opened C. to open D. opening
54. Which of the following is wrong?
A. I spent much time on learning English.
B. I paid much money for the famous car.
C. It took me much time to learn English.
D. The entries made of wood cost me a lot of money.
55. Which of the following is right?
A. He has left China for a year.
B. He has been away China since last year.
C. He has left China since last January.
D. He has been away from China for a year
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56. A. are B. lie C. lies D. stands
57. A. south B. east C. west D. north
58. A. visit B. visits C. is visiting D. is visited
59. A. of B. from C. for D. by
60. A. foods B. kind C . kinds D. food
61. A. by B. in C. with D. use
62. A. to visit B. visit C. visited D. to be visit
63. A. showing B. to show C. showed D. show
64. A. happy B. happily C. happier D. happly
65. A. speaking B. to say C. to talk D. tell
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You find a telephone number in the phone book, dial it, and then forget it. This is your short-term memory. It lasts less than 30 seconds. However, you don¡¯t look in the phone book for a friend¡¯s number. You know it. This is a long ¨Cterm memory. Your long-term memory has everything that you remember.
Why do you forget something? Because you do not learn it in the beginning. This is the main reason for forgetting. For example, you meet some new people, and you forget their names. You hear the name, but you do not learn them. Then you forget them.
66. How long does your short-term memory last?
A. As long as you want it to. B. Less than thirty seconds
C. Sixty seconds D. For a day or two.
67. Why do you forget?
A. We use our short-term memory instead of our long-term memory.
B. We don¡¯t learn what we hear or see.
C. We do not hear or see what we learn.
D. We are ill sometimes.
68. What¡¯s the phone book used for?
A. It¡¯s used for improving your memory.
B. It has a listing of friend¡¯s names.
C. You use it when you want to find a phone number you don¡¯t know.
D. You use it to buy a phone.
69. How can you best remember people¡¯s names?
A. List them down in a phone book. B. Learn them.
C. Just ask them their names again. D. Spell their names again and again.
70. If we want to have a good memory, we should_________.
A. forget the useless things. B. try our best to learn.
C. depend on our short-term memory D. catch our long-term memory
B
A good way to pass an exam is to work hard every day in a year. You may fail in an exam if you are lazy for most of the year and then work hard only a few days before the exam. If you want to be good at English, you have to read stories in English and speak English as much as possible. A few days before the exam you should go to bed early. Do not stay up late for the exam. Before you start the exam, read carefully over the question paper, try to understand the exact meaning of each question. When you have at last finished your exam, read over your answers. Correct the mistakes if there are any and be sure that you have not missed anything out.
71. If students want to do well in an exam, they have to work hard_________.
A. for most of the month B. every day of the year
C. for only a few days D. late at night
72. If students want to learn English well, they______.
A. only need to learn grammar B. must often practise English
C. have to go to England D. should go to bed early
73. It¡¯s important to ____________a few days before the exam.
A. play too much B. have a good sl
C. read the questions papers D. have a good drink
74. When students have finished the exam, they should_______.
A. stand up and leave the classroom at once
B. check your answers with the other students in class
C. make sure they haven¡¯t missed anything out
D. ask the teacher for the right answers in class
75. The best title for this passage is __________.
A. An Important Exam B. How to Pass an Exam
C. the Importance of English D. Get Ready for an Exam
C
We are already familiar with computers¡ªcomputers work for us at home, in offices and in factories.But it is also true that many children today are using computers at schools before they can write. What does this mean for the future? Are these children lucky or not?
Many people who do not know about computers think of them as machines that child
-ren play with. They worry that children do not learn from experience (ÌåÑé)but just from pressing a button and that this is not good for them. They think that children are growing not knowing about the real world.
But people who understand more about computers say that computers can be very good for children. A computer can help them to learn about the real world more quickly, to learn what they want to learn and think for themselves. And for the future, don¡¯t we need people who can think clearly, who know how to get information quickly and use it well? What do you think?
76. ¡°To be familiar with¡± means to _______.
A. know nothing B. know about C. dislike D. like
77. Does everyone think computers are good for children?
A. Yes, they do. B. No, not everyone thinks do.
C. They don¡¯t know. D. They are not sure.
78. What can computers help children to do?
A. To think clearly, to do homework and to write.
B. To play games, to do math and to copy.
C. To think clearly, to get information and to use it well.
D. To count, to clean the house and to get information.
79. Does the writer think computer is a good thing?
A. It isn¡¯t mentioned. (Ìá¼°µ½) B. No, he doesn¡¯t think so.
C. He doesn¡¯t know. D. Yes, he does.
D
E-mail is a way of sending message to other people. E-mail is a fast and cheap way to
keep in touch with friends and family. It¡¯s much quicker than sending a letter. People who
use e-mail have an e-mail address. This address must have letters and dots and the symbol ¡°@¡±meaning at. This is what an address looks like. People can send the messages across the Internet. It is quick, easy and fun.
80. If you know about computers, you must know the letter ¡°e¡± ¡°in e-mail¡± stands for ¡°_________¡±.
A. electronic B. easy C. extra D. effective
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Eye doctors in Shanghai found out recently that the nearsightedness(½üÊÓ)among primary and middle school students has something to do with the colour of
the paper in their textbooks and notebooks.
The doctors suggested that yellow paper be used to replace the white one.
According to their research the experts found out white paper reflects(·´Éä)too
much light and easily tires a person¡¯s eyes. The yellow paper, however, doesn¡¯t look so sharp to a person¡¯s eyes. In other words, it is much milder to the eyes of students who may do reading or writing for hours.
The experts¡¯ research finding were based on first-hand information and a number of scientific experiments (ʵÑé) including a recent study among the students from forty-one middle schools. To make the students understand the truth, Shanghai Education Develop- pment Co. Ltd has produced textbooks and exercises-books made of yellow paper. The books will be used in the whole city soon.
81. The passage mainly wants to tell us yellow colour is helpful to students¡¯ eyes.
82. According to the research, the students¡¯ nearsightedness has something to do with the
yellow paper in their books.
83. The result of the experts¡¯ research is found in the teachers¡¯ report.
84. From the passage we can know that the backward(ȱµã)of white paper is heavier than
that of yellow.
85. The textbooks and exercises-books made of yellow paper have been used all over Shanghai.