閱讀（1）Thereare365daysinayear.Wesleep8hoursaday,sowehave122daysforsleeping.Thenourworktimehas243daysleft.Butthereare52weekendsinayear.Eachweekendistwodays.Weloseanother104daysayearforwork.Ittakesusaboutonehourtohavebreakfastandsupper.Thiscomesto15daysoverayear.Butwecan’tworkallthat-twimeeneedaholiday.Let’ssaywehavethreeweeks’holiday.Wedon’tworkallday.Fourfreehourseacheveningtakesup61days.Wehavetorememberthatweget2days’holidayatEaster,3atChristmasand1attheNewYear.Therearealso4Bankholidays.Takethose10daysawayandwehave32daysforwork.Butthenwehaveoneandahalfhours’luncheveryday,andhalfanhour ’scoffeebroeamke.sTthoa3t0cdaysayear.Thismeansthatwehaveonlyafewdaysleftforworkeveryyear!（B）1.Howmanydaysdowesleepinayear? days.A.365B.122C.8D.52（D）2.Wespend15dayson .A.restB.coffeebreakC.lunchD.breakfastandsupper（B）3.Whichofthefollowingistrue? A.Eachweekendisoneday.B.Wehave61daysforfreetime. C.Weget3days’holidayatEaster.D.Coffeebreaktakesusonehour.（C）4.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthatwedon’thave timetoworkeveryyear.A.muchtooB.somanyC.toomuchD.toomany（B） 5.Thewritermeans .A.weshouldknowthenumbersB.timeisimportantandwe’dbetternotwasteitC.weneedmoreholidays D.afewdaysforworkisenough閱讀（ 2）MyfriendnamedSteveandIdecidedtosleepintheopenair.Ifoundthesleepingbagsunderthebedinmyroom.Ialsopackedsomesnacks（零食）.Wecouldhardlywaitforittogetdark.Weopenedoursleepingbagsandputthemonthegrassinfrontofmyhouse.SteveandIplayedsomegames,talkedaboutsomethinginterestingandhadasnack.Intheenditgotdark.WewerejustfallingasleepwhenWeheardsomethingunusual.“Maybeitisjustasmallanimal, ”Isaid.Stevesaidnothing,butIcouldfeelhewasfrightened.AfterIlookedaround,Iwassureitwasn ’tananimal.Itwasmylittlebrother,Tommy.“Whatareyoudoinghere?”Iasked.“Youknow,Tommy,youfrightenedus.”“Sorry,Bill,”hesaid.“It’shotintheroom.Iwanttosleepoutsidewithyou.“Well,OK,”Isaid. “Justcomeandliedownnexttous.”“Goodnight,BillandSteve,”saidTommy.“Andthanks.”（D）1.WheredidSteveandBilldecidetosleeplastnight?A.InSteve’shouse.B.InBill’shouse.C.OutsideSteve ’shouse.D.OutsideBill’shouse.（A）2.WhendidBillfindthesleepingbags?A.Beforeitgotdark.B.Afteritgotdark.C.Atmidnight.D.Thismorning.（D）3.HowdidStevefeelwhenheheardsomethingstrange?A.Sad.B.Angry.C.Happy.D.Afraid.（C） 4.WhatdidTommycomeoutofthehousetodo?A.TodrinkwithBill.B.ToeatfoodwithSteve.C.TosleepwithBillandSteve. D.ToplaygameswithBillandSteve.（B） 5.Howmanypersonssleptintheopenairatlastinthestory?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.閱讀（3）DearJack,Howareyou?IhavebeenintheUSAforsixmonths.Ilikethelifehere.Ihaveafewfriends.Idon’thavemuchhomework.Therearealotofsportsatmyschool,butIdon’tlikesportsatall.Ilikethefoodverymuch.Ieatalotofdifferentkindsoffoodeveryday.Ilikecoke（可樂(lè)）verymuch.Idon’tdrinkwater.Idrinkcokeinstead（代替）.I’menjoyingmylifehere.ThesadthingisthatsometimesIgetill.Idon’tknowwhy.MyparentssayImustgoonadietanddomorepsorts.MustI?Yours,David（T） 1.DavidhasbeeninAmericaforsixmonths.（ F ） 2.Davidhastodomuchhomework.（ T ） 3.TherearemanysportsatDavid’sschool.（ T ） 4.Davidlikescokebetterthanwater.（ F ） 5.Davidknowswhyheisoftenill.閱讀（4）Oneday,AllanandhisfriendHenrywentswimminginariver.Itwasveryhot.Howhappytheywereintheriver!Aftertheygotoutofthewater,theyplayedgamesinthesunforawhile.Ontheirwayback,Henrysawsomeflowers.Helikedflowersverymuchandranintothegreenfieldtolookatthem.NowAllanwaswalkingbyhimself.ThenheheardHenrycallingout, “Asnake!Help! …”“What’swrongwithyou?”askedAllan.“Asnakebit（咬）meintheleg.Comehere!”Allanranoverandsawasmallredwound（傷口）onHenry’sleg.“Thesnakewasinthegrass.Ididn ’tseeit.”“Sitdownquickly!”AllantoldHenry.

Allanputhismouthatthelittleredwoundandbegantosuck（吸）atit.Inthiswayhesaved（挽救）Henry’slife.“Oh,Allan,it’sverykindofyoutohelpme.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z“That’sallfight.Wearefriendsandwemustalwayshelpeachother. ”（A） 1.Itwas whenAllanandHenrywentout.A.hotB.coldC.rainingD.wet（D） 2.Afterswimming,theyplayedinthesun .A.thewholemorningB.for2hours C.longD.forawhile（C）3.Ontheirwayhome, gotsomethingwrongwithhisA.Allan;legB.Allan;headC.Henry;legD.Henry;head（B）4.HenryandAllanare .A.workersB.goodfriendsc.brothers（A.workersB.goodfriendsc.brothers（B） 5.Whichofthefollowing（下面的）HenrywenttolookattheflowerswithAllan.life.C.Allanwasbittenbythesanke,too.D.farmersistrue?AllansavedHenryD.Allandiedatlast.閱讀（5）Thereisanoldtigerintheforest.Hedoesn ’twanttolookforfoodnow.Heoftenasksotheranimalstogethimsomethingtoeat.Oneday,heseesamonkeyandsays, am“Ihungry,monkey.Gotothevillageandgetmesomethingtoeat. ” “Ican’tdothatnow,tiger, ”themonkesays,“Thereisanothertigeroverthere.Hewillnotletmegetanythingforyoutoeat.Iamafraidofhim. ” “What?”criestheoldtigmeer.tothattige“r.TIakewilltalktohim.The”monkeyandthetigergettothebridgeovertheriver.“Nowlookdownatthewater.”Saysthemonkey.“Doyouseethetiger?” “Yes,do,”criestheoldtiger. “Iwilleathim.”Withthesewords,inthtoetthigeerjumpsriver.（C）1Anoldtigerlives .A.inthezoo B.inthegardenC.intheforestD.onthefarm（D）2Howmanytigersandmonkeysarethereinthestory?A.Twotigersandtwomonkeys. B.Twotigersandonemonkey.C.Onetigerandtwomonkeys. D.Onetigerandonemonkey.（A）3Whydoesthetigerasktheotheranimalstogethimfood?BecauseA.theyareafraidofhimC.theyarehisfriendsA.theyareafraidofhimC.theyarehisfriends（B）4Themonkey .goestogetsomethingtoeatC.knowsthereisanothertigeronlytheycanlookforsomefoodD.theyliketodosoB.getstothebridgewiththetigerD.tellsthetigertojumpintothewater（D）5Whichofthefollowingisright?A.Thetigerisveryclever. B.Themonkeyeatsthetiger.C.Thetigereatsanothertiger.D.Thetigerjumpsintothewater.閱讀（6）Jim:Howmanydaysarethereinaweek?Sally:Why,seven,ofcourse.Sunday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,andSaturday?Jim:Well,Sally,canyouspeakout（說(shuō)出）thefivedaysofaweekandnotsaySunday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,FridayandSaturday?Sally:Letmesee.I’msorryIcan’t.Canyou?Jim:OfcourseIcan.Theyaretoday,tomorrow,thedayaftertomorrow,yesterday,thedaybeforeyesterday.（A）1Therearesevendaysinaweek.（B）2SallycanspeakoutfivedaysoftheweekandnotsaySunday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,FridayandSaturday.（B）3Jimthinkstherearefivedaysinaweek.（A）4It’sSaturdaytoday,sotomorrowisSunday.（B）5Tomorrowisthedaybeforetoday.閱讀（7）Thestudentswerehavingtheirchemistryclass.MissLiwastellingthechildrenwhatwaterwaslike.Afterthat,sheaskedherstudents, “What’swater?”Noone．MissLiaskedagain，“Whydon’tyouanswermyquestio？nDidn’tItellyouwhatwaterislike？”Justthenaboyputuphishandandsaid，“MissL，iyoutoldusthatwaterhasnocolorandnosmell．Butwheretofindsuchkindofwater？Thewaterintheriverbehindmyhouseisalwaysblackandithasabadsmell．”MostofthechildrenagreedWithhim．“I’mso，rrcyhildren．”saidtheteacher，“Ourwaterisgettingdirtieranddirtier．That’saproblem．”（C）1．Thestudentswerehavingtheir class．A．EnglishB．ChineseC．chemistry D．math（A）2．MissLiwastellingthechildrenwhat waslike.A．waterB．a(chǎn)irC．earth D．weather（B）3．Aboysaid，“Thewaterintheriverbehindmyhouseisalways___．”A．whiteB．blackC．clean D．clear（A）4．Mostofthechildren theboy．A．a(chǎn)greedwith B．wrotetoC．heardfrom D．sentfor（D）5．Thewaterintheriverhascolorandsmellbecauseitisgetting

B．lessandlessDB．lessandlessD．dirtieranddirtierC．cleanerandcleaner閱讀(8)JimisanEnglishboy.HecomestoChinawithhisfatherandmother.Theycomeheretowork.Jimcomesheretostudy.HeisinNo.5MiddleSchool.Hegetsupearlyeveryday.Heisn ’tlateforschool.Hestudieshard.HecanreadEnglishwell.HeoftenhelpsuswithourEnglish,andweoftenhelphimwithhisChinese.Afterclasshelikesplayingfootball,swimming,running,jumpingandriding.Hemakesmanyfriendshere.Wearegladtostaywithhim.OnSundayheoftenhelpshismothercleanthehouse,mendsomethingordotheshopping.HelikesChinesefoodverymuch.。Helikeslivinghere.HelikesChinesestudentsverymuch.Wealllikehim,too.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷以下句子的正誤。對(duì)的在括號(hào)內(nèi)填 “T”錯(cuò)的填, “F”.(F)1.Hegetsuplateeveryday.(T)2.HeoftenteachesusEnglish.(F)3.Afterclass,helikessingingandplayingbasketball.(T)4.OnSundayheoftenhelpshismothercleanthehouse.(F)5.Hedoesn’tlikeChinesefood.閱讀(9)“Godmadetheworld,buttheDutchmadeHolland. to”thTisruseaying,thepeopleoftheNetherlandsareagain “making”theirland.About1980theNetherlandswillcompleteaprojectbeguninthe1920 ’s:transformingtheZyuderZee,aninlet(小港)oftheNorthSeaintodrylandandafreshwaterlake.Bystages,550,000acresoflandwillserveseveralpurposes:industrial,recreational,military,andagricultural.FedbytheriverYssel,theremainingwaterbasinLakeYssel,about300,000acreswillirrigatethesurroundinglandandhelpinthefightagainstsalination(鹽化作用).Excesswaterwilldrainthroughsluicesintothesea.Asthefirststopanineteen-mile-longbarrierdam,risingtwenty-fivefeetabovesealevel,closedtheentrancetotheZuiderZee.Thentheexperimentalpolderofahundredacresprecededthefirstandsmallestofthemainpoldersfiftythousandacresthatbecamedrylandin1930.Thefifthandlargestpolder150,000acreswillbethelastoftheZuiderZeeworks.Farmersforthenewpolder(開拓地)comefromeveryprovince.TheEasternFlevolandpolder,completedin1957,becamefarmlandformanyfromtheprovinceofZealandwhichwasbadlyhitbythedisastrousfloodsof1953.(D)1.Thisarticlegivesapresent-dayexampleofhow .A.saltysoilsaredesalinatedB.theNetherlandshasincreaseditslandareaC.irrigationsystemsarebuiltD.damsareconstructedTOC\o"1-5"\h\z（B）2.TheperiodtakenfortheZuiderZeeprojectis .A.from1900upto1960B.fromthe1920tillabout1980C.from1930to1957D.lessthanfiftyyearsC）3.TheZuiderZeewillbereplacedby .A.550,000acresoflandB.300,000acresoffreshwaterC.bothAandBD.NeitherAnorBD）4.Thearticlegivesameasurementforthe .A.heightofthebarrierdamB.widthofthebarrierdamC.widthoftheroadalongthedamD.heightabovesealeveloftheareaonthelandsideofdam（A）5.Impliedbutnotstated:Thefirststepintheprojectwasabarrierdam.Thepolderrecipewasfirstusedinthiscentury.HalfoftheNetherlandsisbelowsealevel.Thereismorethanonemethodoffightingsalination閱讀（10）HoursandAdmissionMonday-Thursday;10:00a.m.~5:00p.m.Friday:10:00a.m.~8:00p.m.Saturday:10:00a.m.—5:00p.m.Sunday:11:00a.m.~5:00p.m.ClosedonThanksgivingdayandChristmasday.TheMuseumShopisopenduringregular（正常的）museumhours.Admission（費(fèi)用）totheshopisalwaysfree.TheMuseumLibraryisopenMonday-Friday10:00a.m.~5:00p.m.TheSkylinerRestaurantisopenduringregularmuseumhoursMondaythroughSaturday,andfrom11:30a.m.to5:00p.m.onSunday.Adults（成年人）：$7.00TheagedandstudentswithID:$6.00Childrenages2to17-$5.00Childrenyoungerthan2:freeStrongMuseummembers:freeStrongMuseumoffersa50%discount（打折）togroupsof20ormore.（D）1.StrongMuseumusuallyopens .MondaythroughThursdayeverydayexceptWednesdayfromMondaytoFridayeverydayoftheweek（A）2.YoucanhavedinnerinStrongMuseum onFridays.from10:00a.m.to8:00p.m.from10:00a.m.to5:00p.m.C.from11:30.a.m.to5:00p.m.D.atanytimeoftheday（B）3.Ifyouareagroupof30studentswithIDvisitingStrongMuseum,howmuchshouldyoupayfortheadmission?A.$105.B.$90.C.$210.D.$180.（B）4.Accordingtotheadvertisement（廣告）above,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?ChildrentoStrongMuseumarefree.AnadultvisitingStrongMuseumshouldpay$7.00.Themuseumisopenalltheyearround.TheagedpeoplearefreetoStrongMuseum.（D）5.WhichisthebestthatcanbeusedintheadvertisementforStrongMuseum?StrongMuseum—anExcitingPlaceforAdultsStrongMuseum—Children\'sWorldforFunWelcometoStrongMuseumforaLongHolidayStrongMuseum—theBestPlacetoSpendYourDay閱讀（11）To:Aggie@From:Joe@Subject:Help!Date:21/06/200510:02AMDearAuntAggie,I'mhavingaproblemwithmyclassmate,Rena,atschool.TheotherdayIwroteanemailtoanotherclassmate,Beth,inwhichIsaidsomethingsaboutRenathatperhapsweren'tverynice.Unluckily,whenBethwaswritingbacktome,sheaccidentallyforwarded（無(wú)意間轉(zhuǎn)發(fā)）themessagetoRena!NowRenaisreallyangrywithmeandwon'ttalktome,andBethisunhappyaswell.She'ssaidsorrytomeahundredtimesalready,buttheharmisdone.Ifeelbad,becauseIneverwouldhavesaidthosethingstoRena'sface,buthowdoIgethertoforgive（諒解）me?WhatshouldIdo?JoeTo:joe@From:Aggie@Subject:SomeadviceDate:22/06/200510:45AMDearJoe,Thisproblemismorecommonthanyoumightthink!Emailisveryuseful,butalsoverydangerous,asyoudon'tknowwhereyourmessagemightendup!Firstofall,youshouldsaysorryrightawaytoRena.Explainthatitwasamistake,andthatyoudidn'tmeantohurtherfeelings.Itmaytaketimeforhertobeabletoforgiveyou,butthat'suptoher.Thenyoumightwanttodosomethingniceforher.Perhapssendhersomeflowerstoshowthatyou'retrulysorry.Also,youshouldrememberthatoldsaying:"Ifyoudon'thaveanythingnicetosay,don'tsayanythingatall."Andgoodluck!Aggie（A）1.WhatisJoe'sprobleminthefirstemail?JoemadeRenaunhappyandhefeltverysad.Joe'sclassmate,Rena,sentBethanemailandmadeherunhappy.JoereceivedawrongemailfromRenaandbecameangry.Joe'sfriend,Beth,isunhappybecauseJoesentheranangryemail.（C）2.AfterRena'sfeelingsgothurt,whatdidJoedo?Heemailedherandsaidsorry.HeaskedBethwhatheshoulddo.HeemailedAuntAggieforhelp.HesaidsorrytoRenafacetoface,（B）3.Whatdoestheunderlined（畫線的）sentencemeaninthesecondemail?Itmeans" ".becauseyoudon'tknowwhotheemailisforbecauseyoucanneverknowwhowillgetyouremailatlastbecauseyoudon'tknowwhereyouremailwaswrittenbecauseyouneverknowwherethemessageisfrom（D）4.WhatadvicedidAggiegiveJoe?Joe,BethandRenashouldhaveatalktogether.JoeshouldwaitforsometimebeforesayingsorrytoRena.JoeshouldaskBethtoexplain（解釋）thattoRena.JoeShouldsaysorrytoRenaandthensendhersomeflowers.（D）5.Fromtheemails,weknowthat .Joe,RenaandBethstudyatdifferentschoolsBethdidn'tforwardthemessagetoRenaJoehassaidsorrytoRenamanytimesalreadyRenahasn'tforgivenJoeyet閱讀（12）Foodislife;itgivesusthenourishment（營(yíng)養(yǎng)）weneedtostayaliveandbehealthy.Usually,weeatbecausewearehungryorneedenergy.BrianWansink,aprofessor（教授）attheUniversityofIllinois,sayswealsoeatcertain（某種）foodsbecausetheymakeusfeelgood,andremindusofhappymemories.Wansinkcallsthiskindoffoodcomfortfood.Forsomepeople,icecreamisacomfortfood.Forothers,abowlofnoodlesmakesthemfeelgood.Howdoesafoodbecamecomfortfood?ProfessorWansinkbelievesthatweconnectfoodwithimportanttimes,feelings,andpeopleinourlives,'WhenIwasachild,mymothermadeadelicioussoup;Ilovedit.Now,IofteneatthissoupwhenIamtiredorworried,andithelpsmefeelbetter,'saysoneofWansink'sfriends.Domenandwomenchoosedifferentcomfortfoods?Wansink'sresearch（研究）attheUniversityofIllinoissays'yes'.Inhisstudy,thefavouritecomfortforbothmenandwomenwasicecream.Afterthis,menusuallypreferredhot,deliciousfoodslikesoupornoodles.Womenlikedsweetthingssuchaschocolateandcandies.Menandwomenliketoeatcomfortfoodswhentheyarehappy,butwomeneatthesefoodsmorewhentheyaresadorworried.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z(D)1.Accordingtothepassage,akindoffoodthatmakesusfeelgoodiscalled .A.fastfood B.healthyfood C.ChinesefoodD.comfortfood(B)2.InWansink'sstudy,bothmenandwomenliketoeat .A.soup B.icecream C.noodlesD.chocolates(D)3.Thepassageimplies(暗示)that .menprobablyeatmorecomfortfoodsthanwomenwomenusuallyeatcomfortfoodsonlywhentheyarehappymenusuallyeatcomfortfoodswhentheyaresadwomenprobablyeatcomfortfoodsmoreoftenthanmen閱讀(13)TheBilbiesAnExcitingNewMusicalComedyforchildren.***Starring***WilbyandSilbybilbyGazaGalahBettinaBunnyFamilyFunatgoodprices!Child:$10Adults:$14Family:$38(4people)SpecialDiscountsforGroupof10ormoreOpeningJanuary1996PilgrimTheatreCity262PittStCity(1minutewalkfromTownHallStation)2ndto21stJanuaryTuesdaytoSunday10:00a.m.&2:30p.m.ParramattaTownHallOneDayonly.Tuesday,23rdJanuary10:00a.m.11:00a.m.1:00p.m.&2:30p.m.(B)1.IfagroupoftwelvechildrenwenttoseeTheBilbies,theywouldhavespecialseats B.spendlessmoneyC.beaskedtobuyfamilytickets D.havetobuytheticketsonTuesday(D)2.ThepostertellsusatthePilgrimTheatretherewereatleast

A.2performancesA.2performancesC.21performancesD.34performances(C)3.Accordingtotheposter,whichofthefollowingistrue?AtParramattaTownHalltherewere2performances.ParramattaTownHallisoneminutewalkfromTownHallStation.Theaudiencemostlikelytoenjoytheshow,TheBilbies,wouldbechildren.Afamilyoffivewouldhavetopay38dollarstoseeTheBilbies.閱讀(14)Isyourfamilyinterestedinbuyingadog?Adogcanbeagoodfriendtoyourfamily,butifyouchoosethewrongkindofdog,itcancauseyoualotoftrouble.Familyshouldsitdownanddiscusstheproblemsbeforebuyingadog.Evenifthechildreninyourfamilyaretheoneswhowantthedog,theparentaretheoneswhoarereallyresponsible(有責(zé)任的)forseeingthattheanimalisproperlycaredfor.Ifyoudon'tknowmuchaboutdogs,it'sagoodideatogotothelibraryforbooksaboutdifferentkindsofdogs,aswellasbooksabouthowtotrainayoungdog.Dogsofdifferentkindschangeinpopularityastheyearsgoby.OneofthemostpopulardogsthesedaysistheGermanshepherd(牧羊犬).Thisisbecauseitprovidesprotection.Thefamilyshouldbewarnedthatthesedogsgrowuptobeverybig,andmaybetoopowerfulforchildren.Ifyourhouseisnotbig,atoydogmaybeagoodchoice(選擇).Thesedogsareverysmallandeasytotrain.Theydon'tneedtobewalkeddaily.(B)1.Accordingtothepassage,whoshouldtakecareofthedog?A.Children. B.Parents. C.Family.D.Friends.(A)2.Thewritersuggestsonecangetinformationaboutthedifferentkindsofdogs .A.byreadingbooksaboutdogs B.bybuyingadogfromapetshopC.bywatchingdogsinazoo D.byaskingsomefriends(B)3.Thetoydogisagoodchoicewhen .A.youhavesmallchildren B.yourlivingspaceisnotlargeC.youareafraidoflargedogs D.youliveinthecity(C)4.Thepassageismainlyabout .A.howtotakecareofdogs B.differentkindsofbooksaboutdogsC.howtochoosetherightdogsforfamilypets D.differentkindsofdogs

閱讀（15）SunnyEnglishClubForstudents16:00-18:00EverySaturday200Yuanamonth9ZhouYuStreetTel:3785290Foreignteachers,Englishsongsandfilmsandmore!OceanMuseum9:00—17:00FromThursdaytoSundayTicket:50yuan132XueYuanStreetTel:5439871Showyouafullpictureofsealives!HealthCentre9:00—17:3016YongLeStreetTel:3801451Freeexaminationsforthoseover70Giveyougoodadvicetokeephealthy!（D）1.SunnyEnglishClubisfor .A.nursesB.policemenC.businessmenD.studentsC）2.Youwillpay ifyouwanttostayintheEnglishclubforhalfayear.A.300yuanB.600yuanC.1200yuanD.2400yuanTOC\o"1-5"\h\zA）3.YoucanvisitOceanMuseum .A.onSaturday B.onWednesdayC.onMondayD.anytimeD）4.OnecangetfreeexaminationsinHealthCentreifheis .A.9B.17C.67 D.73B）5.Ifyouareinterestedinthelifeoffish,youshouldgoto .A.HealthCentre B.OceanMuseumC.SunnyEnglishClubD.16YongLeStreet閱讀（16）Lastsummer,15-year-oldBobhadaproblem.Likealotofchildren.Bobwasinterestedindoingmanythings.Helikeddancingmostandwantedtojoinadancinggroup.ButBob’shighschooldidna’btohysav’edancinggroupbutagirls’group.Hetriedtojointhegirls ’group.Andhemadeit.Bobthoughthisproblemwasoverafterhehadbeenoneofthedancersinthedancinggroup.Butabiggerproblemwasjustbeginning.Theschooldidn ’ttheschallowBobtostayinthegirls’group.“IfweletBobstayinthegroup, ”theschsaid, “otherboyswillwanttojoin.Soon,therewon ’tbeanygirlsinthegroup.TheytookBoboffthegroup.Bobwasveryangryaboutit,sohewenttoajudge（法官）.ThejudgesaiditwasnotarightdecisionandtoldtheschooltoletBobgobacktothedancinggroup.（B）1.Bob’sfavoritewas .A.singingB.dancingC.drawingD.driving（A）2.ItwasdifficultforBobtojointheschooldancinggroupbecausetheschoolonlyhadagirls ’dancinggrouptheschooldidn’tallowboystodanceD.hewasnotagooddancer（B）3.Theschoolworriedthat ifBobstayedinthegroup.nobodywouldwatchtheirdanceotherboyswouldjoinandthegirlsmightleaveotherschoolsmightlaughatthemtheparentswouldbeangryaboutit（D）4.Thejudgethoughttheschool’sdecisionwas .A.usefulB.necessaryC.rightD.wrong（C）5.Wecaninfer（推斷）thatBobfelt whenhewentbacktothegroup.hungryB.sadC.happyD.sure閱讀（17）Saturday，March24thWehavearrivedinthehot,wetcityofBangkok.ThisisourfirsttriptoThailand（泰國(guó)）.Allthedifferentsmellsmakeuswanttotrythefood.Wearegoingtoeatsomethingspecialfordinnertonight.Thehotelwearestayinginischeap,andveryclean.Weplantostayhereforafewdays,visitsomeplacesinthecity,andthentraveltoChiangMaiintheNorth.Tuesday,March27thBangkokiswonderfulandsurprising!Theplacesareinteresting.Wevisitedthefamousmarketwhichwasonwater,andsawalotoffruitsandvegetables.Everythingissocolorful,andwehavetakenhundredsofphotosalready!LatertodaywewillleaveforChiangMai.Wewilltakethetrainnorth,stayinChiangMaifortwodays,andthencatchabustoChiangRai.Friday，March30thOurtriptoChiangRaiwaslongandboring.Wevisitedasmallvillageinthemountains.Thevillagepeopleherelovethequietlife--nocomputersorphones.TheyarethekindestpeopleIhaveevermet.Theyalwayssmileandsay “helloKathyandIcanonlyspeakafewwordsofThai,sosmilingisthebestwaytoshowourkindness.Ifeelgoodhereandhopetobeabletocomebacknextyear.（B）1.Thediariesaboveshowthewriter’s daysinThailand.A.3B.7C.15D.30（D）2.Itseemsthatvisitors inBangkok.A.oftenfeelhungryB.canalwaysfindcheapthingsC.can’ttakeanyphotosD.canenjoythemselves（B）3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.ChiangMaiisabeautifulcityinthesouthofThailand.ThewriterleftChiangMaiforChiangRaibybus.ChiangRaiisaboringcityinthemountains.ThewriteristravelingaloneinThailand.（A）4.Thepeopleinthevillage .A.arefriendlytoothers B.liketospeakEnglishC.areveryweak D.hopetoliveinthecities（C）5.Whatisthebesttitle（標(biāo)題）forthewholediary?A.MyFirstTravel B.TheOutsideWorldC.TravelinginThailandD.ACountryontheTrain閱讀（18）Deareditor（編輯），Iliveinabeautifulcity.Manyvisitorscometomycity.therearesomanycolorfulpeacocks（孔雀）here.ThepeacocksmostlyliveonthegrasslandofDongfengSquareTheyaregivenfoodfreelybyvisitors.Theyusuallythrowfoodtothem,anddon’tthnikaboutatallwhetherthefoodisrightornot.Someofthepeacocksbecameill,someevendiedaftereatingthebadfoodgivenbythevisitors.I’msuremostofthevisitorswhothrowfoodtothepeacocksreallylikethebirds,butdon'trealize（識(shí)至ij）thattheymaybedoingthemharm（傷害）.Thevisitorsshouldbetoldthatwhathavedoneisveryharmfultothebirds,andthiskindofthingmustbestoppedfromhappening.PerhapswecanbuildsomesmallshopsbesideDongfengSquaretosellpeacockfood.Foruseveryperson,it ’sourdutytogivemorelovetothesebeautifulbirdsandtolookafterthemcarefully.Yours,SunYan（B）1.Manyvisitorscometothewriter ’scityto .A.dosomeshoppingB.seebeautifulpeacocksC.playonDongfengsquareD.eatnicefood（C）2.Somepeacocksbecameillanddiedbecausesomevisitors ;A.did’tgivethemanyfoodB.gavethemtoomuchfoodC.threwthemsomebadfoodD.lovedthemandplayedwiththem（B）3.SomeshopscanbebuiltbesideDongfengSquaresothattheymayA.sellfoodforvisitorsB.sellfoodforpeacocksC.makethesquaremorebeautifulD.havethebeautifulbirds(C)4.Fromthepassageweknowpeopleshould .liveandplaywiththebirdsstopthebirdsfromeatingtoomuchgiverightfoodtothebirdsgivemorefoodtothebirdsD)5.Wecanguessthewriteroftheletter,SunYan,maybea .visitorB.shopkeeperC.squarekeeperD.student閱讀(19)EverytownintheUnitedStateshasapostoffice.Someareverysmall,andyoumayalsofindtheminthecornerofashop.Othersarelargerbuildings.Theyareopen