8AWeeklyPaper5Name:Class:Choosethebestanswer:()1.Whichofthefollowingiswrong?Pleaselookupinadictionary.Howlongdiddinosaurslive?、Didyoudoitcorrectly?、Diogenessawaboydrinkingwaterfromhishands.()2.Theunderlinedpartoftheword^Greece^ispronouncedthesameasthatoftheword?A.CauseB.AmusementC.fierceD.nose()3.Don'ttellmeyouneedtwodaystofinishtheproject.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.others()4.Wouldyoupleasehelpmeopenthedoor?Ihaveabaginhandandalargebottleofwaterin.A.one...anotherB.one...otherD.one...othersD.one...othersD.one...othersC.one...theotherD.one...others)5.Kittygoestovisithergrandmaeveryweekend.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.others)6.Oneofthetwinshaswontheprize,butfailed.A.anotherB.otherC.theotherD.others)7.--Whydidn'tyouenjoythetalk?ItwastalkthatIhadeverlistenedto.A.themostinterestingB.moreinterestingC.theleastinterestingD.lessinteresting)8.PeterisasportsmanfromBritainanamazingbody.A.haveB.ofC.withD.has)9.Overpeoplearelivinginthiscity..17millions17millionC.17millionsofD.1717millions17millionC.17millionsofD.17millionof()1().AfterhecreatedDisneyland,hebecamericher.A.quiteB.veryC.evenD.more()11.Afterdownfromthetopofthemountain,hefeltextremelytired.A.climbed氏heclimbingC.climbD.climbing()12.Whenyoudoyourhomework,youmustbe.A.ascarefullyaspossibleB.ascarefulaspossibleC.ascarefullyaspossiblyD.ascarefulaspossibly()13.ArtistQiBaishiChinesepaintings,suchascrabsandshrimps.A.isfamousforB.wasfamousforC.isfamousasD.wasfamousas()14.Someoneatthedoor,whileImyhomework..A.knocked,didB.wasknocking,didC.knocked,wasdoingD.wasknocked,wasdoing()15.TherearesomedifferencesbetweenPorterandPetertheyaretwinbrothers.A.thoughB.ifC.untilD.so()16.YesterdaymorningIsawsomechildrenaroundinthegarden.A.ranB.runningC.torunD.runs()17.studentswanttoplayintheplaygroundinsummerbecauseifstoohot.A.AfewB.FewC.AlittleD.LittleII.Completethesentencewiththecorrectformsofwordsgive:Penny'sgrandfather(die)in2016;so,hehasbeen(die)foraboutthreeyears.Weneedtofetchadoctoratoncetosavethe(die)man.Theyaresurprisedalthe(die)ofthepoet.Toourastonishment,Jenny'sgrandma(die)tenyearsago.canneverfindanyonewhois(fierce)thanhim.Thetyphooniscoming;thus,thewindblows(fierce).Thosepeoplecomefrom(Greek);theyplantogotoa(Europe)countryforholiday.Disneylandisafamous(amuse)parkaroundtheworld.Thisstoryissofunnythateveryoneinthisroomfeels(amusement).Thisfictionwriterhas(create)opinions.Tryhardeverytime,thenyoumayhaveabetterwayto(real)yourgoals.Don'tsitinthissoftsofaallthetime,itwilldo(harmless)toyourbody.ThecatinthecupboardmesomuchthatIscreamedimmediately,(fright)Rewritethesentencesaccordingtotherequirements:Themanissoweakthathecan'tmovethatbox.(保持句意基本不變)Themanistomovethatbox.HemadefewmistakesintheEnglishtesl.(改為反意疑問(wèn)句)HemadefewmistakesintheEnglishtest,?Thisbookis20pounds.Thatbookis20pounds.(保持句意不變).Thisbookisasthatbook.Ifyouwanttoachievesuccess,youshouldworkharder.(保持句意不變)achievesuccessistoworkharder.Hehassometimetodohishomework.(否定句)Hetimetodohishomework.Lucyhadtostayathomeaftershelostherjob.(保持原意)Lucyhadtostayathomeherjob.ReadingA:Choosethebestanswer:Thesalmonisaverystrangefish.Itisborninariver.Buttheyoungsalmontakes2yearstoswimdowntheriverstowardsthePacificOcean.Foranother2yearsitlivesintheseaandbecomesfullgrown.Thenitreturnstotheriverwhereitwasborn.Agrown-upsalmonweighsabout25poundsandisnearlythreefeetlong.ThefemalesalmonwillnotlaytheeggsinthePacificOcean.Whenitisalmosttimetolaythem,bothmaleandfemalesalmonsbeginagreatjourney.Eachsalmonisheadingfortheriverwhereitwasborn.Asalmonmaybeathousandmilesawayfromwhereitslifebegan,yetitisabletoreturntothatplace.Asthesalmonsswim,largerfishattackthem.Thesalmonsarefoodforsomeotherfish.Somearecaughtbyfishermen.Thesalmonbecomesfoodforsomeotherdish.Thesalmonsthatareleftkeepswimming.Aftertheyentertherivers,theyheadupstream.Ifrocksandwaterfallsareintheirway,thesalmonleapoverthem.Asalmoncanleapupafallashighastenfeet.Itleapsbyswimmingatfullspeedunderwater,thenrisingtothesurface.Almostthewholebodyofasalmonismadeofmuscle(肌肉)Itisthesepowerfulmusclesthatmakethesalmonfitforfastswimming,turningquickly,andleapinghighoutofthewater.Somereachtheirriverinsummer,othersintheearlyautumn.Theyhavecomehundredseventhousandsofmilesandithastakenthemweeksandmonths.()1.Theyoungsalmonwasbornandgrowsup.A)heriverB)heseaC)heseaD)heriver)2.,bothmaleandfemalesalmonswillreturntowheretheywereborn.Whenitisalmosttimetolaytheeggs.Afterthefemalesalmonhaslaidtheeggs.Whentheyweigh25poundsandarenearlythreefeetlong.AftertheyhavelivedinthePacificfor4years)3.Ontheirwaybacktothebirthplace,salmonsareeatenbylargerfishand_caughtbyfishermen.most...theothersB)some...theothersC)most...therestD)some...others()4.swimsdowntheriverstowardsthePacificOceanwhileswimsupstreamtotheriverwhereitwasborn.A)Theyoungsalmon...thegrown-upsalmonAmalesalmon...afemalesalmonAbabysalmon...bothmaleandfemalesalmonsAgrown-upsalmon...ababysalmon()5.Thesalmoncanjumpveryhighbecause.A.itcanturnquicklyB.ithasstrongmusclesC.itweighs25poundsD.itisalmostthreefeetlongV.ReadingB:I'dalwaysthoughtthatkiteflyingmightbemorefunfbrthekitethanfo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