Unit4MyNeighbourhoodLesson22ILikeMyNeighbourhood一、1.Thesebooks（花費(fèi)）me20yuan.（在周末），Ioftengotothecoffeeshopwithmyfriends.Thereisanew（購物中inourcity.Ithasfivefloors.Theroomissmall,（但是），it'scomfortable.Itis（兩個(gè)街區(qū)）frommyschooltomyhouse.二、適當(dāng)形式填空It'stwo￡block）frommyhousetotheshop.Ittookmehours（finish）thatbookThewaterdoesn't（freeze）insummer.Thebook（cost）metenyuan.三、單項(xiàng)選擇Ioftenhelpmymothertheroom.A.cleanB.cleaningC.cleansD.cleanedIlikechocolatemilkandsugarit.A.with；withB.with；inC.in；withD.in；inIliketoplayfootball,butIdon'tlikeplaypiano.4.Ourteacheroftenasksusontheroad.A.notplayB.tonotplayC.nottoplayD.don'tplay5.Itmehalfanhourtofinishmyhomeworklastnight.A.tookB.costC.spentD.Paid四、完形填空TheBrownsaretheSmiths'neighbours.Mr.Brown'snameisJohn.Butwhenhisneighbourstalk1him,they_2him"Mr.Going-to-do”.Doyouknowwhy?Mr.Brownalwayssaysheisgoingtodosomething,―3neverdoesit.EverySaturdayMr.BrowngoestotheSmiths'backdoorandtalkstoMr.Smith."I4cleanmyhousetoday,“hesays,or“Iamgoingtowashmycartomorrow."Or“Thetrees5myhousearetoobig.Iamgoingtocutthemdownnextweek.”Mr.Smithusuallysays,“Areyou,John?”Heknowshisneighbourisntgoingtocleanhishouse,orwashhiscar,orcutdownanytrees.Thenhesays,“Well,excuseme,John,Iamgoingtodosomeworkinthehouse."And6_hedoes.Mr.andMrs.Smithoftensaytotheironly_7Dick,“Areyougoingtodosomething?Then8―it.Don't910—'Mr.Going-to-do'")2.A.callshoutC.calledD.shouted()3.A.andB.so()4.A.goingtoamgoing()5.A.inthefrontoforD.butB.amgoingtogoinginthefrontinfrontof)2.A.callshoutC.calledD.shouted()3.A.andB.so()4.A.goingtoamgoing()5.A.inthefrontoforD.butB.amgoingtogoinginthefrontinfrontofD.atthefrontof)6.A.so)7.A.child's)8.A.does)9.A.isB.tooB.childsB.doB.amC.butC.childC.doingC.areD.eitherD.childrentodoD.be()10.A.oneB.anotherC.theotherD.others五、閱讀理解DoyoulikeputtingDoyoulikeputtingDoyoulikeputtingonanapronandmakingadeliciousmealforyourfamily?Althoughmakingfoodisfun,it'simportanttoknowhowtobesafe.Thismeansknowingwhentogetthehelpofagrownupassistant,howtokeepthingsclean,andhowtousethekitchensafely.DoyoulikeputtingIfyou'veeverseenacookingshowonTV,youknowthatallthebestcookshaveanassistant.Ifyou'reakid,agrownupassistantcancometomakecookingeasierandkeepyousafe.Ifyoumustuseknives,thestove,orotherkitchenappliances,youmusthavesomegrownupshelp.Somethingsthatoneofyourparentsinthekitchenmayseemsimple,butonceyouusethemyourself,youmightbesurprisedbyhowdifficulttheyactuallyare.Byhavingyourassistantaround,youcanavoidsurprises,staysafe,andhavefunwhileyoucook.()1.Thispassageiswrittenfor.A.kidsB.grown-upsC.parentsD.cooks()2.Theunderlinedword“apron“maymean.A.頭巾B.圍裙C.太陽帽D.泳衣()3.Whowillbethebestasakid'sassistantinthekitchen?Thekid'syoungersister.Thekid'stwinbrother.Thekid"sfather.Thekid'sclassmates.()4.Themainideaofthesecondparagraphis.howtobesafeinthekitchenwhattowearinthekitchenwhyakidneedsanassistantinthekitchenhowtogetthehelpofagrown-upinthekitchen()5.Thenextpartofthepassagemaybeabout.howtokeepthingscleaninthekitchenhowtobesafeinthekitchenhowtohelpo