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( )1.WhendidLiMinggettothetrainstationyesterday?
A.At7:30. B.At8:00. C.At8:30.
( )2.WhatdoesMissZhoudo?
A.Shesastudent. B.Shesateacher. C.Shesawriter.
( )3.WhatdoesthemanthinkofChongqinghotpot?
A.Healthy. B.Delicious. C.Hot.
( )4.WhyisVenuscrying?
A.Becauseshearguedwithherfriends.
B.BecauseshefailedtheChineseexam.
C.Becauseshelostherfavoritebook.
( )5.Whatsthecoatmadeof?
A.Silk. B.Coton. C.Wool.
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( )6.WhatdoesJudythinkofthepeopleinBeijing?
A.Rich. B.Friendly. C.Strict.
( )7.WherewilJudygotomorow?
A.TotheGreatWal.
B.TotheNationalMuseum.
C.ToTiananmenSquare.
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( )8.WhatsthematerwithMrs.White?
A.Shehasafever.
B.Sheistoohungry.
C.Shehasastomachache.
( )9.WhydidMrs.Whitegetintotrouble?
A.Becausesheatetoomuchforherlunch.
B.Becausesheatemuchafterlunch.
C.Becauseshemissedherlunch.
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( )10.HowdoesLisafeelprobably?
A.Woried. B.Excited. C.Relaxed.
( )11.WhatdoesMandyadviseLisatodo?
A.Makeanewfriend.
B.Telherparents.
C.Calherfriend.
( )12.HowlongdoesMandyaskLisatolistentotheEnglishshowevery
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A.For20minutes. B.For30minutes. C.For40minutes.
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( )13.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?
A.Washclothes.
B.Cleantheroom.
C.Getsomethingforfree.
( )14.Whatwiltheworkerdotohelptheman?
A.Gettothesecondfloor.
B.Checktheairconditioning.
C.Findtherightroom.
( )15.Whichroomdoesthemanlivein?
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Problems Causes Advice
Feeling
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Toomuchhomework,
notenough time for
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Make a plan forstudy and
hobbies.Findtimetorelaxas
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Toomuchhomework,
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Make more friends and
understandeachother.Share
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( )21.Howmanymainproblemsarethereinthesurvey?
A.Four. B.Five. C.Six. D.Seven.
( )22.Whatproblemsdoestoomuchhomeworkcause?
A.Feelingstressedandfightingwitheachother.
B.Feelingtiredofstudyandgetingfat.
C.Feelingstressedandgetingshortsighted.
D.Getingfatandfeelingstressed.
( )23.IfSimonisfeelingstressed,whatshouldhedo?
A.Heshoulddomuchmorehomework.
B.Heshouldbuysomesnacks.
C.Heshouldmakeaplanforstudyandhobbies.
D.Heshouldmakemorefriends.
( )24.Peteristiredofstudybecausehemay .
A.havenoclosefriends
B.playcomputergamesfortoolong
C.getfaterandfater
D.haveenoughtimeforhishobby
( )25.Whichisagoodwayforteenagerstostopfights?
A.Learninghowtomakefriends.
B.Nocaringforeachother.
C.Findingtimetorelaxasmuchaspossible.
D.Spendingtimedoingexercise.
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Myson,Micah,wasnothappyatthebeginningofhisvacationbecause
hedidntgetgreatgradeslastterm.ThenItookhimtospendvacationnear
thebeach.Onthebeachwesawagroupofmenplayingrugbyandthey
askedMicahtojointhem.Whentherugbywasoverhishead,hebecame
excitedandcouldntstopwaving(́
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turn,me,me.”
Atfirst,Ithoughtthathewouldplayitjustforawhile,becausehe
alwayskeepsinterestinsomethingbutheneverlastsitforalongtime.
However,whenIcaledMicahtocomeback,herefusedthistime.Hestil
playedrugbywiththemandlistenedtothelaughteroftheguys.
IrealyenjoyedthehappyfacefromMicah.AndIdidthankthosemen
forsharingahappytimewithhim.Then,onemanofthegrouptaughtMicah
howtoholdtherugbyandthrowit.Micahwashappytolearntheskilsand
hadfunplayingrugby.Iwasalsohappythattheyhelpedmysongetoutof
theteriblemind.Heroescameinmanyforms(
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( )26.WhatwasMicahsproblem?
A.Hecouldntstopwavinghisarmsintheair.
B.Hefailedtolearntogetanewkindofskil.
C.Hehadsometroublewithhislessonslastterm.
D.Healwayskeepsinterestinsomethingtoolong.
( )27.WhydidMicahrefusetogohome?
A.Itstooearlytogohome.
B.Themendidntlethimgo.
C.Hewasafraidtodohomework.
D.Itwashappytoplaywiththemen.
( )28.Whichofthefolowingmaybeapictureof“rugby”?
A. B.
C. D.
( )29.Whichofthefolowingwordsbestdescribethegroupofmen?
A.Braveandclever. B.Handsomeandlovely.
C.Helpfulandkind. D.Patientandstrict.
( )30.Whatsthebesttitleforthetext?
A.AHappyVacation
B.BeKindtoOthers
C.HeroesontheBeach
D.TheFunofLearningaNewSkil
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Forkids,itsveryimportanttostayhealthy.Kidsshouldpaymore
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fromdrinkstosnacks.Soitisimportantforkidstoknowthebasichygiene
habitssuchaswashinghandsbeforeeating,brushingteethatleasttwicea
dayandsoon.Similarly,kidsshouldprotectthemselvesfromotherkids
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Healthyeatinghelpstoliveahealthylife.Kidsshouldpayatentionto
theireatinghabits.Encouragethemselvestoeathealthyfoodsuchasfresh
fruitandvegetables.Andeatdiferentkindsoffoodatdiferentages.Kids
shouldknowjunkfoodisbadforhealthandtrytoeatlessjunkfood.
Diferentactivitiescanteachkidshowtostayhealthy.Somesimple
readingmaterialscanletthekidsknowabouttheirbodies.Also,playing
gamesaboutbrushingteethorhavingmealsisveryusefulandfunnyfor
kids.Certaingroupgamesandactivitiesorevenfunnystreetplayscanalso
helpthekidsunderstandtheimportanceofstayinghealthy.
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( )31.Whichofthefolowingisagoodhygienehabit?
A.Sharingdrinkswithothers.
B.Sharingfoodwithothers.
C.Washinghandsbeforeeating.
D.Brushingteethonceaday.
( )32.Howmanykindsofhealthyfoodarementionedinthethird
paragraph?
A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five.
( )33.Kidscanknowtheimportanceofstayinghealthybytheactivities
EXCEPT .
A.readingmaterials B.playinggames
C.havingparties D.performingstreetplays
( )34.Thelastparagraphmainlytalksabout .
A.gamesforkidstohavemeals
B.activitiesforkidstostayhealthy
C.howtoprotectfrominfections
D.howtohavehealthyeatinghabits
( )35.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanyoureadthetext?
A.Sports. B.Culture. C.Art. D.Health.
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WheneveryouareinvitedtoaWesternfamilyfordinner,toknowsome
knowledgeofWesternmannersisveryimportant.36.
First,beontime.Tobeapoliteguest,besuretogetthereontime.
Beinglateaswelasbeingtooearlyisimpolite.Ifyoucantgetthereon
time,makeacalasearlyaspossible.
37. Peopleindiferentcountrieshavediferentwaysofgreeting
eachother.InBritainandtheUnitedStates,peopleshakehandswhenthey
meetforthefirsttime.Forfriends,theymaychooseahug.InFrance,
greetingwithakissisverycommon.
Third,mindtablemanners.Whenhavingdinner,youshouldbehave
properly.Forexample,putingyourspooninthesoupbowlisconsidered
impolite.38. Becarefulnottomakemuchnoisewhencutingthings
withyourknife.
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betweeneachotherisperfectinBritain.39. Peoplewilfeel
uncomfortablewhentheyaretooclosetoeachotherortoofarfromeachother.
40. Someflowersorabotleofwineisenough.Ifthereare
children,somechocolatewilbenice.Asthesayinggoes,“Whenin
Rome,doastheRomansdo.”Itsjustthekeytobeingapoliteguest
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MoreandmorepeoplelikegoingbikeridinginChinatheseyears.Itis
fun, 41 ,andgoodfortheenvironment. 42 cantakeyoualmost
anywhere,anditsgreen,thoughtherearemorecars 43 bikesonthe
roadsalovertheworld.
Getonabikeand 44 aroundyourneighborhood.Youmayfeelfun
tofind 45 newaroundyou.Thenyoucangotowork 46 bike.
Becausestoppingandgetingofabikeis 47 thanstoppingandgeting
outofacar. 48 itsalsogoodforyourhealth.A15minutebikeriding
three 49 aweekcanmakeyouhealthy.Itshelpfulforourenvironment,
too.Itwilnot 50 theair.Atlast,bicyclingcan 51 yourmood.
Scientistssayexerciselikebicyclingcanmakepeoplefeelbeterandmore
relaxed.
InRuian,ZhejiangProvince,thereisapathforbikeriding,and
peoplecalit“ 52 path”.Therearelotsofgreentreesonbothsidesof
theroadandtheairisfresh.Onweekends,lotsofparentstake 53
childrenthere.Theyhopetheirchildrencanhaveagoodrestanddosome
sportsafterabusyweek.Itis 54 agreatplaceforpeopletomeettheir
familymembersorfriends.Soletsdrivecars 55 andridebikesmore,
andgiveourchildrenabeterworldinthefuture.
( )41.A.healthy B.unhealthy C.boring D.tiring
( )42.A.Cars B.Boats C.Bikes D.Trains
( )43.A.to B.than C.as D.of
( )44.A.ride B.drive C.take D.make
( )45.A.anything B.everything C.nothing D.something
( )46.A.on B.in C.by D.at
( )47.A.easier B.moredificultC.slower D.fast
( )48.A.On B.And C.But D.Though
( )49.A.years B.seconds C.minutes D.times
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( )51.A.look B.improve C.send D.plant
( )52.A.green B.yelow C.blue D.red
( )53.A.his B.her C.their D.your
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Theclerksaid,“Doyouhaveaproblem?”Hewasveryscared.The
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onhow66. staysafe.Firstofal,youshouldtakecareofyourown
safety.Youshouldalwaysputsafetyfirst.Second,youshouldobeytrafic
safetyrules.Dontcrosstheroad67. thegreenlightison.Someof
youliketogohiking68. bike.Dontforgettowearhelmetswhenyou
rideyourbike.Youneedtoride69. theright.Ifthereis70.
traficaccident,remembertocaltheaccidenttelephoneforhelp.Finaly,
youshouldcareforeachotherandhelpeachother.Ihopeyouwilhavea
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B:Imbusy.Canyousendthefoodtomyhome?
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B:MyaddressisNo.8QingyuanRoad.
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hospitalassoonassheheardIwasinjured.Shedecidedtohelpmewithmy
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nervousbecauseplayersfromClassTwowerestrongandexperienced.We
practicedhardeverydayanddidourbesttoprepare.Inthefinalmatch,we
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