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A: Hello!
B: Hello! is Bob. May I speak to Peter please?
A: Speaking.
B: Hi, Peter. Can you help me?
A: Certainly. the matter?
B: My model ship doesn't . Can you mend (修理) it?
A: Yes. But I am busy today. What about Sunday morning?
B: Sorry, I can't hear you. The line is .
A: How about half eight on Sunday morning?B: OK. Thanks a lot. See you then.
A: See you.
阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话。
| A. What time would you choose? B. I'd like the seats in Row Four. C. Thanks for calling. D. How many tickets do you want? E. Yes, sure. F. I'd like to book(预定) movie tickets for tomorrow afternoon. G. How much are they? |
A: Hello, this is Guotai Cinema. What can I do for you?
B: My booking card number is 879623059
A: Could you tell me what movie you'd like to watch?
B: My Old Classmate.
A: OK. We have My Old Classmate at 1:00, 3:00 and 5:00,
B: I'd like the movie beginning at 3:00
A: All right. .
B:Two.
A:We have only 10 seats left now. They are in Row One and Row Four.
B:Let me see. . What are the numbers?
A:They are No. 3 Row Four and No. 5 Row Four.
B:OK. That's it.
A:So, we'll leave the two tickets for you. Please remember to take the tickets half an hour before the movie begins.
B:No problem.
A: See you.
B:See you.
A. Don't worry. B. Let's look for it together. C. What's the matter? D. Whose backpack is this? E. It can't be mine. F. You are welcome. G. I think I might leave it in the reading room. |
A: Anna, you look worried.
B: I can't find my backpack anywhere. Where can it be?
A: Let's see where it might be.
B: But it isn't there.
A: What color is your backpack?
B: It's black and white.
A: Oh, look! Is this one yours?
B: No. Mine is newer than this one.
A. An unforgettable teacher B. An unforgettable competition C. An unforgettable trip D. An unforgettable talent show E. An unforgettable running exercise |
Hello, I'm Tom. I remember at on time, when we were running on the playground, I was too tired to go on. As I wanted to give up, some of my classmates cheered me up. My classmates' encouragements helped me finish the run. I'll never forget it.
Hello, I'm Mary. When I was in Grade One, I didn't prepare well for an English contest. I said sorry to my teacher. He said:” Any opportunity is important. You should never give it up easily.” Later on, I made good use of every opportunity. I'll never forget him.
Hi, I'm Lucy. The time I traveled to Qingdao with my classmates was the most unforgettable experience. We swam in the sea and caught crabs on the beach. We played games and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. I will never forget that trip.
Hi, I'm Jim. I took part in the red song competition with my classmates last year. Every day, we rehearsed very hard in order to get a good result. Because of our hard work, we achieved a good result in the completion.
In which part of a magazine can you most probably read this passage?
A.School Time B. Learning Program
B.Reading Fun D. Question Time
Last Wednesday, when school children were travelling home by bus from Yucai Middle School,a car hit their bus.Luckily,no one was hurt.
The accident happened because the driver of a red car,Mr.Zhang,68,became ill and fell down on the steering(方向盘)while driving.His car then hit a white car.And the white car hit the school bus. Luckily, nobody was driving fast.
The driver of the bus, Mr. Li, stopped the bus at once. And then he got out to see if he could help anyone.
Mr. Wang, the driver of the white car, was not hurt and was trying to push his car to the side of the road.No cars could pass because of the accident.
Mr. Li tried to help Mr.Zhang. So Mr. Li called an ambulance(救护车). It was difficult for the ambulance to reach there. With the help of the police, the traffic could move again. Soon the ambulance(救护车) took Mr. Zhang to the hospital .
A. Mr.Zhang didn't answer when Mr.Li asked him if he was wright. B. No one was hurt. C. But the accident caused a large traffic jam（堵塞）. D .And some other drivers got out of their cars to help Mr.Wang. E. He asked the children not to leave the bus. |
A：Hello,this is Liy．
B：Hello,Lily．
A：Oh,Paul．
B：I'm reading a book about Chinese food．
A：I'm watching Animal World on CCTV．Do you like animals?
B：Yes．
A：I like tigers,too．Let's go to the City Zoo this afternoon．
B：Sounds great．．
A：Let's ride a bike there．
B：OK．Riding a bike is good exercise.
A：See you then．
B：See you．
A．It is Paul speaking． B．My favorite animals are tigers． C．Who's that? D．What are you doing at home? E．How can we get there? F．What is your brother doing? G．What about you? |
(Nancy comes to Huanggang for a tour. She meets Li Fei in the street.)
N: Good afternoon! I'm Nancy. Nice to meet you!
L: Nice to meet you, too. I'm Li Fei.
N: Yes. Huanggang is a beautiful city. Oh, where are you going?
L: I'm going to relax myself by West Lake.
N: Sure, I'd love to.
(Ten minutes later.)
N: Look! There are so many people boating on the lake. Why?
L: Qu Yuan was a great poet in ancient China. On that day, we also throw zongzi into the lake or river.
N: Sounds very interesting.
L: You're welcome. Oh, Nancy. I have to leave now. I'll get something for tomorrow's final-exam.
N: Good-bye!
L: Bye-bye!
A. Would you like to go there with me? B. When did you come to Huanggang? C. Oh, they're preparing for tomorrow's Dragon Boat Festival in memory of Qu Yuan. D. OK. Good luck to you! E. Are you on a vacation here? F. Could you tell me something about Dragon Boat Festival? G. Thank you for telling me a lot. |
W：How was your weekend?
M: It wasn't very good.
W:Are you good at English？
M: Yes, I am. I like English very much.
W:
M: I learn it by listening to English songs.
W:What about history?
M: I don't like history.well, how was your weekend?
W:I just stayed at home, watched TV and listened t music.
M: Lucky you.
A. Oh, it's a good way. B. It was really relaxing. C. When do you play games? D. How do you learn English? E.I think it is too difficult for me. F.I usually have some cakes and a glass of milk. G.I practiced English and studied for the history test. |
W: You look worried, David. What's wrong?
M: .
W: You said you liked English.．.
M: I find it difficult to do English reading, especially reading a longer passage.
W: That doesn't sound too bad.
M: . What should I do?
W: Just read quickly to get the main idea at first. Don't read word by word. Read word groups.
M: .
W: Guess a word's meaning by reading the sentences before and after it. You probably understand more than you think.
M: That sounds difficult.
W: . You can improve your English reading by more practice. The more you read, the faster you'll be.
M: I'll try. Thank you, Mrs. Black.
A. But how do I deal with the words I don't understand? B. I hope I can. C. I'm having trouble learning English. D. I failed my math test. E. Well, be patient. It takes time. F. What's your problem? G. But I'm a very slow reader. |
M: Excuse me.
W: I'm sorry. Have you seen the sign of the wall, "No Smoking"?
M: Oh, sorry. Where can I smoke on this floor, please?
W: I'm afraid it's not allowed in the whole building.
M: Oh dear!
W: Sure. Help yourself, over there.
M: Thank you very much.
W: Don't you know smoking is not good for your health, young man?
M: I tried many times to give it up, but I failed.
W: Yes, it's hard to stop! But if you have the nonsmokers' health and well-being in mind, you might succeed.
M: You're right! Thanks very much. I'll try again to kick my smoking habit.
W: That's OK. Well, if you're feeling bad now, you can smoke outside, in the open air.
M: Oh, no!
W: That's great!
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A. When I go without it, I feel very bad. B. I wonder if I could have a glass of water. C. When I smoke, I feel good. D. Would you mind my smoking here? E. No, I don't. F. Yes, I do. G. I'll start from now on! |
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A. who are different from me B. how are you C. a good friend likes to do the same things as me D. that's not very important for me E. what is a good friend like F. you are right G. he or she is funny |
(Amy and Bob are talking about what a good friend is like. A=Amy; B=Bob)
A: Bob,?
B: I think a good friend is good at sports.
A: You mean he or she is athletic?
B: Yes. And. He or she often makes me laugh.
A: Anything else?
B: Er, I think.
A: I can't agree with you. I like to have friends.
B: Do you think a good friend should be popular in school, too?
A: Well, .
A: Are you free this Saturday, Linda?
B: Yes. Why?
A: Can you go to the city zoo with me?.
B: But I'm afraid I can't. What about Sunday morning?
A: OK. Do you like the lions?
B: .
A: Well, let's see the pandas. They are cute.
B: Yes, they are. And I like elephants, too.
A: .
B: Because they are kind of smart .
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A. No, they're scary. B. Where are the elephants from? C. We can see the animals there. D. They can help people do many things. E. Why do you like them? F. How do you feel? G. I have to practice playing the guitar. |
A: May I help you?
B: Yes, please. I'd like to borrow a book.
A:
B: Jane Eyre.
A: Wait a minute. Sorry, it has been borrowed.
B: What about Romeo and Juliet?
A: Yes.
B: Thank you.
A: Two weeks. You must finish reading it and return it on time.
B: I see. Thank you. Goodbye.
A: Goodbye.
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A. Which book do you like best? B. What a pity！ C. What's the name of the book? D. Here it is. E. Let me find it on the computer for you. F. How about two weeks? G. How long can I keep it？ |
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A. You must be very busy working as a reporter. B. Where do you work? C. What do you think of our talk show? D. Where do you come from? E. What TV shows do you like best? F. Do you often watch our show? |
A: Welcome to our talk show, Mr. Green.
B: Thank you. I'm glad to be here.
A:
B: I work at a TV station. I'm a reporter.
A:
B: Yes, I'm busy but I enjoy my work. And like watching TV in the evening. It is helpful for my job.
A: Really?
B: I like sports shows best, and I often write some articles about sports.
A: Oh, you must be a sports fan.
B: Yes, I often watch it.
A:
B: Wonderful! It's educational!
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A. What's your telephone number? B. Yes, I am. C. How are you? D. Nice to meet you. E. No, it isn't. F. Hello. G. I'm Sally Smith. |
A: Hello!
B:
A: What's your name?
B: My name is Rose.
A: Nice to meet you, too.
B: Is Sally your last name?
A: , my last name is Smith.
B:
A: It's 6632-2257.
Frank lived on a farm with his parents and three brothers. He didn't play games, or go fishing, or help out with the animals like his brothers. The boy spent all of his free time sitting on the chair with his nose in a book.
"That is not a normal (正常的) boy, maybe he doesn't love us." The old sheep said to his friends, the horse and the pig.
The horse said, "I don t think so. There must be something special about those books."
The pig said, "Why don't we find out for ourselves?"
The next morning, the animals got their opportunity (机会). The animals watched them go. Then they went into the house and looked around for the boy's books. The sheep picked up a book. The horse picked up a book. The pig picked up a book.
The sheep and the pig didn't find anything special. After a moment, the horse said, "See, I told you so." The sheep and the pig looked over into the horse's book. In it were colorful pictures of animals, much like themselves. "The boy loves animals so much. " said the horse.
| A. The family drove away. B. Every boy loves animals. C. And he is always reading about us. D. They all sat down and read their books. E. He read even when he was walking. F. The boy's favorite animal is sheep. G. The animals don't like the boy. |
| A. The reason is that a large population of students take extra courses. B. It asks schools to reduce homework and improve the quality of education. C. Parents are worried that if their children start behind, they will stay behind. D. Now parents are worried that their children will have no more chances to study outside schools. E. For junior high school students, it should take no more than 90 minutes for them to finish their homework. F. Instead of at tending English or math training courses, she played badminton and basketball most of the time. |
Zhong Kaitong, a fourth-grader in Guangzhou, enjoyed a fun vacation this summer.
A new guideline introduced by central government on July 24 helped Zhong enjoy some free time during the summer. The guideline aims to ease the schoolwork burden (负担) on primary and junior high school students. What's more, after-school training is also regulated (管制) so that students can enjoy their school life.
According to the guideline, children below the third grade will not have homework anymore.
Off-campus tutoring organizations (校外培训机构) are not allowed to offer teaching ahead of time. No subject-based training will be allowed on weekends, national holidays or during winter and summer vacations. According to Global Times, more than 75 percent of children in Chinese cities from grades 1 to 12 are taking private tutoring courses.
" Some training organizations have made money from parents' worries," said Chen Xianzhe, a professor at South China Normal University. "The guideline is meant to relax parents and society as a whole."
What is your favorite colour? Do you like yellow, orange or red? . Do you prefer grey or blue? Then you are probably quiet, shy and you would rather follow than lead. You tend to be a pessimist（悲观主义者）. At least, this is what psychologists（心理学家）tell us, and they should know, because they have been seriously studying the meaning of colour preference, as well as the effect that colours have on human beings. . If you happen to love brown, you did so, as soon as you opened your eyes, or at least as soon as you could see clearly.
. A yellow room makes most people feel more cheerful and more relaxed than a dark green one; and a red dress brings warmth to the saddest winter day. . A black bridge over the River Thames, near London, used to be the scene of more suicides（自杀）than any other bridge in the area—until it was repainted green. The number of suicide attempts immediately fell sharply. Perhaps it would have fallen even more if the bridge had been done in pink or baby blue.
. It is an established（已确立的）fact that factory workers work better and harder, and have fewer accidents when their machines are painted orange rather than black or grey.
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A. On the other hand, black is depressing（令人沮丧的）. B. They tell us, among other facts, that we do not choose our favorite colour as we grow up—we are born with our preference. C. The rooms are painted in different colours as you like. D. If you do, you must be an active person who enjoys life. E. Light and bright colours make people not only happier but more active. F. Life is like a picture or a poem, full of different colours. G. Colours do influence our moods—there is no doubt about it. |
A: Where did you go on vacation?
B: I went to Berlin and Bavaria in Germany.
A: Wow, great!
B: Well, a small town called Dietfurt in Bavaria.
A: .
B: People there are all Europeans, but they see themselves as Chinese, and the town is known as Bavarian China. A: Sounds interesting. Why do they see themselves as Chinese?
B: .
A: Wow, unbelievable!
B:
A: Chinese Carnival? .
B: They dress up in traditional Chinese clothing and perform dragon dances on the street.
A: What an unusual town! Perhaps I will go there some day.
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A. They even hold a Chinese Carnival every year. B. What's the history of the town? C. Because they love Chinese culture and they speak Chinese, use chopsticks and eat rice. D. What interested you most? E. Anything special in the town? F. People in the town are all from China. G. What's it like? |
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A. I don't like funny stories. B. The writer used a lot of difficult words. C. A story about art? D. I like funny books best. E. A story about history? F. It's very kind of you. G. So I don't want to read it. |
A: What's your favorite book?
B: They can bring us happiness.
A: Are you taking your book back to the library, Wang Dandan? You got it yesterday, didn't you?
B: Yes. This is not a good book for me.
A: I don't know about that book. Isn't the story interesting?
B: No, it's hard to say. And I was confused by the story. I wanted to read about history, but this book is about the future.
A: Is that what you expected? Well, l have a funny book with a story from history in it. It will get you to laugh.
B: Really? Could you lend it to me?
A: Certainly, I'll bring it to you tomorrow.
B:
