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( )1.Whataretheytalkingabout?
A.Thecity. B.Thestreet. C.Themobike.
( )2.Whendoesthemanleavehome?
A.At6:00. B.At6:30. C.At7:00.
( )3.Whatisthedressmadeof?
A.Silk. B.Leather. C.Coton.
( )4.WhospeaksEnglishbeter?
A.June. B.Joy. C.Jane.
( )5.Whatwiltheweatherbeliketomorow?
A.Rainy. B.Windy. C.Sunny.
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( )6.WhyisMeimeicryinginthedormitory?
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B.Shedidntpassthemathexam.
C.Shecantgetalongwelwithherclassmates.
( )7.WhowilprobablyhaveatalkwithMeimei?
A.Hermother. B.Herfriend. C.Herteacher.
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( )8.Wherearethetwospeakerstalking?
A.Intheofice. B.Intheshop. C.Intherestaurant.
( )9.Whatdidthewomanwanttodo?
A.Shewantedtochangeapairofshoes.
B.Shewantedtobuyapairofshoesforherself.
C.Shewantedtobuyapairofshoesforherdaughter.
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( )10.WhatdidBenlike?
A.Singing. B.Swimming. C.Talking.
( )11.WhendidhegotoMrs.Readshouse?
A.Yesterday. B.Lastweek. C.LastWednesday.
( )12.Whydidthepretyladycry?
A.Becauseshemetheroldfriend.
B.Becauseshecouldntfindhercelphone.
C.BecauseshecouldntstandBensteriblesinging.
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( )13.Whatarethespeakersdoing?
A.Havingdinner.
B.WatchingTV.
C.Doingthehomework.
( )14.Whocookedthefish?
A.Yukio.
B.Yukiossister.
C.Thecookintherestaurant.
( )15.WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoueatnoisilyinJapan?
A.Thefoodistoohot.
B.Youstilneedmorefood.
C.Youlikethefoodverymuch.
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Saygoodbyetoanyfishandmeat.
Child(6—15)—¥15 (under6)—free
TheYoung(16—59)—¥30
TheAged(over60)—¥15
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Businesshours:
11:00a.m.—8:00p.m.(Monday—Thursday)
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OurshopsinBeijing:
☆ Xidan: (010)13326533
☆ Wangfujing: (010)13691475
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( )21.PeoplecantgotoDessertShopon forameal.
A.Monday B.Tuesday C.Thursday D.Friday
( )22.JennywantstobookatableattheWangfujingDessertShop.She
cancal .
A.(010)13411182 B.(010)13326533
C.(010)33697341 D.(010)13691475
( )23.Whatisa“coupon”usedfor?
A.Tosavemoney. B.TogetaVIPcard.
C.Toinviteafriend. D.TobeareaderofChinaDaily.
( )24.Wherewouldyouprobablyreadthispassage?
A.Inanovel. B.Inanewspaper.
C.Inamathbook. D.Inastorybook.
( )25.Mr.andMrs.WhitevisitedDessertShopwiththeirparents,Mike,
age70;Ann,age65.Theyhavetopay forthemeal.
A.¥30 B.¥60 C.¥90 D.¥120
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parentsforover200daysnow!WeretravelingaroundAfrica.Theloryis
likeahouseonwheels(
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weneedforourtrip.Itsnotveryfast.ThatsOK—wehavelotsoftime.
Ourschoolbooksarethesameastheonesbackhome.Mymomgives
uslessons,andthensendsourworktoteachersontheInternet.Myfavorite
wayoflearning,however,isbygoingonspecialtripsthatmyparentsplan.
Weveseensomanyamazingplaces,peopleandanimals.
InSeptember,wewentcampingintheKalaharidesert(
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learnedalotaboutthenightsky.TheKalaharisnotlikeotherdeserts
becauseitgetssuchalotofrain—somepartsofitlookrealygreen.
InNovember,wewentonawheelwatchingtourinSouthAfricaand
sawsixwhales.Wesaidhelotothem.Oneevenswamunderourboat.
Thatwasrealythriling.Iknewwhaleswerebig,butIcouldntbelieve
howlargetheyrealywere.
InDecember,wedrovetoBouldersBeachinSouthAfrica.Thereare
thousandsofAfricanpenguins(
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birdscanswim,butcannotfly.Manyofthevisitorsenjoyedseeingtheir
funnywalk,butIwasespecialyinterestedinhowclevertheywereat
keepingtheirbabiessafe.
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( )26.Whatdoweknowaboutthewritersfamilyslory?
A.Itsslow. B.Itsexpensive.
C.Ithassixwheels. D.ItwasmadeinAfrica.
( )27.OnediferencebetweentheKalahariandotherdesertsisthat
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A.itslarge B.itsweter
C.ithasclearersky D.ithasmoreanimals
( )28.Theunderlinedword“thriling”inParagraph4means .
A.simple B.traditional C.popular D.exciting
( )29.Whatdidthewriterthinkwasthemostinterestingaboutthe
penguins?
A.Theyswimwel. B.Theyareclever.
C.Theyareblackandwhite.D.Theywalkinafunnyway.
( )30.Whatsthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.Studyinalory B.Houseonwheels
C.TravelaroundAfrica D.Learnfromnature
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AfishandchiprestaurantinNorthYorkshireisfamousnow.Many
Chinesetouristsgotherefordinnereveryday.
TherestaurantisonastreetcaledA64.ItisalitlefarfromYork,
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Theclerksarebusy,buttheyareveryhappy.TheysaytheChinese
touristsareveryfriendly.Theyareverygladtoservethespecialcustomers.
TheyreserveseatsforChinesetourists.Theowneroftherestauranttranslates
themenunamefrom EnglishintoChinesesothatChinesetouristscan
understandit.TheyalsohaveaninformationAppforChinesetouristssothat
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Asfortherestaurant,Chinesetouristssaythefoodisdeliciousandthe
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( )31.ThefishandchiprestaurantinNorthYorkshireisfamousbecause
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A.itisonastreetcaledA64
B.theclerksareverybusy
C.manyChinesetouristscomefordinner
D.themealsarecheap
( )32.HowmanythingsdoestherestaurantdotoserveChinese
customersbeter?
A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five.
( )33.Theunderlinedword“translates”means“ ”inChinese.
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( )34.WhichofthefolowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothe
passage?
A.TherestaurantisnotfarfromYork.
B.Thestafarebusybuthappyeveryday.
C.PeoplecanseeaChinesemenuintherestaurant.
D.Chinesetouristsenjoythefoodintherestaurant.
( )35.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.TheSpecialCustominNorthYorkshire
B.FriendlyCustomersfromChina
C.ChineseTouristsinNorthYorkshire
D.AFamousRestaurantinNorthYorkshire
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Mostschoolshavecookinglessonsforchildrenbetweentheagesof
sevenandfourteeninEngland.Itispartofaplantogetchildrentostudy
morelifeskils.Wewanttoknowwhatyouthink.36.
Emilythinksthattheteachersshouldteacheverychildhowtocookasit
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Catherinesays,“Havingcookinglessonsatschoolisagoodidea.
38. Notonlycanitteachchildrentobehealthybutitcanalsoshow
themhowtobesafewhencookingathome.Itcanalsohelpchildrentotake
careofthemselveswhentheyareolder.”
Rubysaystheyshouldntletlitlekidsmaketheirownmealsbecause
theymayhurtthemselves.39. Kidsfrom10oroldershouldstart
learninghowtocook.
40. Annathinkschildrenshouldlearntocookbecausetheywil
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C.Childrenbetweensixandninearetooyoung.
D.Parentsshouldalsoteachtheirchildrenhowtocook.
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saidexcitedly,“Onceyoulearntoplayit,itwil 41 withyouforlife.”
ButIdidntwanttoplayitatal.Ijustwantedtoplay 42 ,butDad
askedmetotake 43 lessons.
Dadlikedmusic.Hehadabeautifulviolin,agiftfromhismum.But
hehad 44 timetolearntoplayit.Hehadtoworkhard 45 onthe
farm.
Irealyhatedpracticingiteveryday 46 Itriedtogetoutofit.But
Daddidntalow.Hesaid,“Youcan 47 peoplejoyandtouchtheir
hearts.”Headdedsoftly,“SomedayyouwilhavethechanceIneverhad—
youlplaybeautifulmusicforyourfamily.Andyouwilunderstand 48
youveworkedsohard.”Iwasspeechless.Ihadtocontinuetopractice.
Theaccordionlessons 49 afterIfinishedhighschoolandIseldom
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Oneafternoon,mytwochildren 51 theaccordionbyaccident.
Theygotvery 52 .“Playit.Playit,”theylaughedandsaid.Istarted
toplaysomesimplesongs.Iwas 53 Icouldstilrememberthem.Soon
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playhisviolin,butItoldmyfamily,“Thisismyfathersmusic.”
( )41.A.play B.sing C.stay D.work
( )42.A.jokes B.music C.stories D.games
( )43.A.piano B.accordion C.guitar D.violin
( )44.A.no B.enough C.much D.some
( )45.A.slowly B.happily C.busily D.easily
( )46.A.or B.but C.and D.because
( )47.A.change B.bring C.take D.cary
( )48.A.why B.how C.when D.where
( )49.A.returned B.continued C.started D.stopped
( )50.A.grew B.got C.woke D.made
( )51.A.heard B.found C.bought D.made
( )52.A.bored B.nervous C.excited D.afraid
( )53.A.surprised B.angry C.sad D.woried
( )54.A.sleeping B.crying C.shouting D.smiling
( )55.A.cameon B.cameback C.cameout D.camefrom
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hastogotheretohelphismomatweekends.Buthefindsitis57.
work.Helikesdrawingpicturesinhis58. time.Oneday,hehasa
goodidea,“WhynotdrawsomepicturesontheTshirts?Theylook
beautifulandmanypeoplewilliketheTshirtswithpictures.”Hedrawsa
dogona59. Tshirt.Itsasmalbrowndog.Hedrawswelbuthis
momisnthappy.Shesays,“Jim,nodrawing.”Justthen,agirl60.
theshop.ShelovestheTshirtwiththedog,soshebuysithappily.
AfterthatJimdrawslotsof61. picturesonsomeTshirts.
SometimesJimdrawsabasketbal.Sometimeshedrawsaplane.Sometimes
hedrawsabird.Soontherearemanyclotheswithpicturesfor62. in
theshop.Andmoreandmore63. cometotheshoptobuyclothes
withpictures.Theysaybuyingclothesinthisshopistheirbest64. .
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them66. work,forsportorjustforfun.
Bicycleridingbecomes67. mostpopularway.Ithasmany
advantages.Bicyclesarenotexpensivesoeveryfamilycanbuyone.Also,
bicycleriding68. goodforhealth.Ifyougotoworkbyridinga
bicycleinsteadofdrivingacarortakingabus,youcanhaveabeterchance
ofgetingenoughexerciseeveryday.Itmakesusbecomehealthy.
69. aremanywaysoftraveling.ButIliketravelingbybicycle.
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A:Thepriceofaticketis800yuanoneway.
B:72. ?
A:Yes,thereisaflightat2:30intheafternoon.
B:Great!73. .
A:Onewayorroundtrip?
B:Roundtrip.74. .Isthatpossible?
A:Yes,twoticketsonAugust25thtoBeijingandreturningtoHarbinon
September5th.75. ?
B:Sure.ImLiWeikangandmytelephonenumberis82502448.Hereis
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hospitalassoonassheheardIwasinjured.Shedecidedtohelpmewithmy
study.Fromthenon,shecametoteachmeeveryweekend.Iwasso
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Wesometimesfeelstressedoutbecausewehavesomuchschoolworkto
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break.AnunforgetableactivityItookpartinwasabasketbalmatch.
Ourschoolholdsabasketbalmatchonceayearbutourclassnever
won.Lastyear,weenteredthefinalagainstClassTwo.Wewereexcitedbut
nervousbecauseplayersfromClassTwowerestrongandexperienced.We
practicedhardeverydayanddidourbesttoprepare.Inthefinalmatch,we
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