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2£®A£®Yes£¬sure£®                        B£®Yes£¬you can£®                 C£®Of course not£®

3£®A£®I think so£®                         B£®That¡¯s a good idea£®           C£®Thank you£®

4£®A£®Have a good time£®             B£®It¡¯s a pity£®                       C£®Congratulations!

5£®A£®No£¬thanks£®                      B£®Yes£¬please£®                    C£®Either is OK£®

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6£®What music does Lily like?

A£®Classical£¨¹ÅµäµÄ£©music£®

B£®Pop music£®

C£®Light music£®

7£®Where¡¯s Betty now?

A£®At her home£®                   B£®In a hospital£®                   C£®At the school£®

8£®Where is the man¡¯s uncle from?

A£®America£®                         B£®Canada£®                           C£®Australia£®

9£®Who will probably repair the radio?

A£®Bill¡¯s brother£®                  B£®Mrs Brown¡¯s brother£®         C£®Bill£®

10£®How much will the woman pay for the stamps and postcard?

A£®Three dollars£®                  B£®Thirteen dollars£®               C£®Thirty dollars£®

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11£®Why does Mrs. Black call James Supermarket?

A£®Because she wants to change a TV£®

B£®Because there¡¯s something wrong with her TV£®

C£®Because she wants to know why her TV hasn¡¯t arrived£®

12£®When did Mrs. Black buy the TV?

A£®About 7 days ago£®            B£®About lo days ago£®             C£®About l4 days ago£®

13£®What is Mrs. Black¡¯s telephone number?

A£®5588-3208£®                     B£®5588-3268£®                      C£®5580-3268£®

14£®Which information about Mrs. Black is wrong?

A£®Her address£®                    B£®Her full name£®             C£®Her phone number£®

15£®When will the TV reach Mrs. Black?

A£®On Friday afternoon£®

B£®Tomorrow morning£®

C£®On Saturday afternoon£®

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21£®The tall building has ______ floors£®And Tony lives on the ______ floor£®

       A£®twelve; twelve       B£®twelfth; twelfth      C£®twelfth; twelve       D£®twelve; twelfth

22£®¨CMary, is this ______ umbrella?

    --No, it¡¯s not mine£®It is _______£®

       A£®you; hers            B£®your; hers            C£®yours ; her            D£®your;  her

23£®The mobile phone has influenced people¡¯s life a lot since it _______£®

       A£®invents               B£®invented              C£®is invented           D£®was invented

24£®¨CI called you yesterday afternoon, but you were not at home£®

  --Sorry, I _________ some shopping with my mother then £®

       A£®is doing             B£®do                      C£®was doing           D£®will do

25£®Smile to the world, _____ the world will smile back to you£®

       A£®nor                   B£®but                   C£®or                    D£®and

26£®What a shame that there are so many people there, but ______ dare stop the crime£¨Î¥·¨¡¢·¸×ïÐÐΪ£©£®

       A£®all                    B£®neither              C£®both                 D£®none

27£®¨CCould you tell me ______ yesterday?

       --I¡¯m sorry, boss, My car was broken on my way here£®

       A£®why you came late                                B£®why did you come late    

       C£®why you come late                                D£®why do you come late

28£®I still remember the college _______ I visited in London years ago£®

       A£®where                  B£®who                    C£®that                     D£®what

29£®Most of the kids in our school enjoy pop songs, _______ some hit songs like Gangnam Style£®

       A£®beside                 B£®including            C£®except                 D£®without

30£®I hate waiting in long lines, I think I¡¯m not so _______£®

       A£®talented               B£®powerful             C£®popular               D£®patient

31£®¨CThe meat is really delicious£®

   --Yes, but don¡¯t eat _______, there¡¯s something __________ delicious£®

       A£®too many; much                                  B£®too much; much too  

       C£®too much; much more                             D£®more; more

32£®John was so excited at the good news that he could _______ say a word£®

       A£®nearly                B£®hard                   C£®ever                  D£®hardly

33£®Jane¡¯s dad is getting old, so she has go back home to see him ______ it¡¯s convenient£®

       A£®because              B£®whenever           C£®although             D£®unless

34£®¨CDad, _____ we wait until the light becomes green?

   --Yes, we ______ £®That¡¯s the traffic rule£®

       A£®need, can            B£®shall, must           C£®must, have to         D£®can, need  

35£®Julie¡¯s father _____ to London last month£®He ______ there three times£®

       A£®went; had gone                                          B£®has gone; has been  

       C£®went; has been                                           D£®has been; has gone

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       Beijing 2¡ªday Tour£¨including hotel£©

Tour price£¨each person in Us dollar£©

36£®How often is the Beijing 2-day tour given?

       A£®Twice a day         B£®Every day             C£®Twice a week         D£®once a week

37£®The Beijing 2-day tour is given _____£®

      A£®old people from Beijing                          B£®students from other cities

      C£®English-speaking People                          D£®none of above

38£®Tourist will visit _____ first£®

       A£®Tian¡¯anman Square                               B£®the Temple of Heaven   

       C£®the Forbidden City                               D£®the Summer Palace

39£®Tourist will ______ near the Forbidden City£®

       A£®have a rest           B£®going shopping      C£®have lunch           D£®play games

40£®If Tom, together with his parents, choose super class Beijing 2-day Tour, he will pay____£®

       A£®¡ç230                 B£®¡ç285                  C£®¡ç345                  D£®¡ç405

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       Last weekend, our family went to have Christmas dinner in a restaurant£®We were the only family with a baby in the restaurant£®Suddenly, my baby Erik became excited when we were enjoying our meal£®I looked around and saw an old man with old clothes and dirty old shoes£®His hair was unwashed£®He was smiling at my Erik£®

       ¡°He might hurt my Erik,¡± I thought£®Everyone in the restaurant looked at us and the old man£®Then we decided to leave£®The old man sat between the door and us£®

       As I walked closer to the man, I turned my back£®Suddenly, Erik leaned£¨Çãб£© over my arms, reaching with both arms in a baby¡¯s pick-me-up position£¨×ËÊÆ£©£®Before I could stop him, Erik had escaped£¨ÌÓÅÜ£© from my arms to the man¡¯s£®Soon the very old smelly man and my young baby developed a kind of friendship£®

       Erik put his little hand on the man¡¯s face, and I saw the old man closed his eyes and tears running down his face£®His aged hands held my baby so gently£¨ÎÂÈáµØ£©£®A moment later, the old man opened his eyes, passed me my baby and said, ¡°Thank you, Madam£®You¡¯ve given me the best Christmas gift£®¡±

       I cried, with my face burning hot£®A child saw a soul£¨Áé»ê£©, but a mother saw only a kind of clothes£®

41£®At first, the writer thought the old man was ______ £®

       A£®terrible              B£®friendly              C£®impossible           D£®wise

42£®The family decided to leave the restaurant because they ______£®

      A£®had finished the meal already                    B£®had some important things to do

      C£®thought the food there was bad                  D£®worried about their baby¡¯s safety

43£®We can learn from the passage that Erik _______£®

      A£®showed kindness to the old man                 B£®had seen the old man before

      C£®was popular in the restaurant                   D£®was hurt by the old man

44£®Why did the old man thank the writer?

      A£®Because the writer bought food for him 

       B£®Because the writer said Merry Christmas to him

      C£®Because staying with the baby made him feel happy

      D£®Because the writer asked him to play with her baby

45£®What is the best title of the passage?

       A£®A special restaurant                               B£®A lovely baby

       C£®Soul and clothes                                  D£®Parents¡¯ influence on babies

C

       Children today would rather read, do housework or even do homework than play outside--- and they get out half as much as their parents did when they were young£®

       According to a UK study, those growing up during the 1970s and 1980s enjoying more than two hours of outdoor activities each weekday, and nine hours on weekends¡ªwhatever the weather is£®But their children play outside for just over one hour each weekday, and fewer than five hours on Saturdays and Sundays£®

       So, the UK started an activity to encourage children to give up 30 minutes of screen time a day to play outdoors£®

       The Wild Network, born on September 25, 2013, is joined by more than 300 organizations, large or small£®It tries to attract children away from television and computer screen and into woods and parks£®

       It is the biggest ever activity to reconnect children with nature and outdoor activities, and it plans to help improve children¡¯s health£®

       Suggestions on how to get more time in nature including collecting fruits, camping, watching autumn colour on trees and so on£®

       This is not the first time the message of less screen, more play has been brought up£®Children in the 1980s were encouraged to do the same by BBC TV show Why Don¡¯t You, which encouraged children to ¡°turn off your TV set, and go to do something less boring instead¡±£®

       You can learn more about the activity by visiting

46£®We can learn from the second paragraph that _______£®

       A£®today¡¯s children have more free time     

       B£®today¡¯s children spend more time outdoors

       C£®the parents had more free time when they were young  

       D£®The parents spent more time outdoors when they were young

47£®The Wild Network was started to __________£®

      A£®encourage children to spend more time outdoors

      B£®encourage children to play with their parents outdoors

      C£®encourage children to spend more time on their studies

      D£®encourage parents to spend more time with their children

48£®What can we learn about the Wild Network?

      A£®It was set up this year        

       B£®It was the best ever activity

       C£®Both large organizations or small can join it  

       D£®You can learn about it from the show Why Don¡¯t You

49£®Which of the following activities is not mentioned?

       A£®Camping                                                B£®Collecting fruits     

       C£®Bird watching                                            D£®Autumn clour watching

50£®The underlined part ¡°do the same¡± can be replaced by _______£®

       A£®start an activity       B£®play outdoors        C£®do homework         D£®do housework

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       According to a national study, in the summer of 2013, the long-term£¨³¤Æڵģ© warm weather in the UK has made the number of butterflies increase£®

       Around 46,000 volunteers£¨Ö¾Ô¸Õߣ© took part in the year¡¯s Big Butterfly Count£¨Í³¼Æ£©, and they found 830,000 butterflies£®Volunteers were asked to make a record£®They would record how many times they found one of 21 different kinds of butterflies£®

       Later, the scientists used the records to find out how many butterflies of different kinds were found across the country£®Then, they compared the results to the year before£®They found that there was a rise in the number of 15 kinds of butterflies, and some of them went up by 50% compared to recent years£®They said the increase in butterfly numbers was a result of warm weather£®

       However, scientists also said that the number of butterflies was in decline£¨Ï½µ£© as a whole, and that we might not see the same result the next year£®

       Richard Fox, who works for Butterfly Conservation, said, ¡°UK butterflies are in long-term decline£®Studies have been done since the 1970s£®They show that UK butterflies have declined in type and number£®¡±

       He added, ¡°We must halt the long-term decline of these beautiful creatures£¨ÉúÎ£®The only way is by stopping the damage that has been done to the butterflies¡¯ habitats£¨ÆÜÏ¢µØ£© across the UK£®¡±

51£®The volunteers were asked to ______£®

       A£®study 830,000 butterflies                  

       B£®help scientists take notes

       C£®record the number of each kind of butterfly

       D£®find how many kinds of butterflies there are

52£®What can we learn from the study?

       A£®There were 20 kinds of UK butterflies£® 

       B£®50% more UK butterflies were found in 2013£®

       C£®The number of 15 kinds of UK butterflies increased£®

       D£®There was a long-term increase in UK butterfly number£®

53£®What does the underlined part ¡°the same result¡± in Paragraph 4 mean?

       A£®The weather is cold£®                      B£®The weather is warm£® 

       C£®UK butterfly numbers decline£®              D£®UK butterfly numbers increase£®

54£®The underlined word ¡°halt¡± in the last paragraph means ¡°_________¡±£®

       A£®stop                   B£®study                 C£®make                  D£®plan

55£®What would be the best headline of the passage?

       A£®Different kinds of butterflies in the UK£®

       B£®Big Butterfly Count in the UK in 2013£®

       C£®UK Scientists made butterfly numbers increase£®

       D£®Warm weather made UK butterfly numbers increase£®

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       Your parents may have named you Tracy, Kyle, James or Keesha£®But many of your friends c___56___ you by another name---a nickname£¨´ÂºÅ£©---something like Red, Little Lazy Cat or Big Guy£®

       Your real name was given to you when you were just a newborn b___57___, before you developed your personality£¨ÐÔ¸ñ£©, talents£¨²Å»ª£© and looks£®Because of this, your name actually is more loved by your p____58___ than you£®They may have named you after a relative, or a famous person, or even because they just l____59___ the sound of the name£®

       But your nickname, the one your f____60____ call you, probably comes from something s____61____ about you£®If you¡¯re tall, people might call you Stilts£¨¸ßõΣ©£®If you are c__62___, you may be called Brainiac£¨²ÅÖÇ·Ç·²µÄÈË£© or Einstein£®If you¡¯re g___63___ at basketball, you might get the name King of Basketball£®

       Nicknames like these, are a way of giving m____64___ to a name and letting a name describe the person£®The name Bill doesn¡¯t really tell you anything about a person, b____65____ if Bill is known as Flash, you can guess that he may be a fast runner£®

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       Thousands of years ago, people didn¡¯t live in cold places because they didn¡¯t know how to keep themselves warm£®Later they learned to make clothes£®When an animal was killed, they made use of its skins to cover their bodies£®______66______£®

       Nature is people¡¯s good friend£®It once helped people find fire, when lighting hit a forest and started a fire£®_____67____£®The fire kept them warm, and also frightened wild animals£®Soon people found the food cooked tasted much better, so they began to use the fire to cook food£®

       ____68____ £®When they got a fire from the forest, they tried to keep it burning£®If it went out, they had to wait for years£®

       _____69____£®For example, they made fire by boring wood or knocking two pieces of stones£®

       Today it¡¯s easy for people to make fire because they have matches, lighters and different kinds of heaters£®_____70______

A£®But later they found different way to make fire£® B£®The skins keep them warm£® C£®They can make fire at any time they need£® D£®People took some of this fire to their homes£® E£®People didn¡¯t know how to use fire£® F£®But people still didn¡¯t know how to make a fire£®

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       Are you sometimes a little tired and sleepy in the early afternoon? Many people feel this way after lunch£®They may think that eating lunch is the cause of the sleepiness£®Or, in summer, they may think it is the heat£®However, the real reason lies in their bodies£®At that time---about eight hours after you wake up, your body temperature goes down£®This is what makes slow down and feel sleepy£®Scientists have tested sleep habits in experiments where there was no night or day£®The people in experiments almost always followed a similar sleeping pattern£¨Ä£Ê½£©£®They slept for one long period and then for one short period about eight hours later£®

       In many parts of the world, people take naps£¨Ð¡Ë¯£© in the middle of the day£®This is especially true in warmer climates, where the heat makes work difficult in the early afternoon£®Researchers are now saying that _____________ are good for everyone in any climate£®A daily nap gives one a more rested body and mind and therefore is good for health in general£®In countries where naps are traditional, people often suffer less from heart disease£®

       Many working people, unluckily, have no time to take naps£®Though doctors may advise taking naps, employers£¨¹ÍÖ÷ÃÇ£© do not allow it! If you do have the chance, however, here are a few tips about making use of your nap£®Remember that the best time to take a nap is about eight hours after you get up£®A short sleep too late in the day may only make you feel more tired and sleepy afterward£®This can also happen if you sleep too long£®If you do not have enough time, try a short nap--- even ten minutes sleep can be helpful£®

71£®Why do people feel sleepy in the early afternoon according to the passage?

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74£®If you get up at 6:30 am, what is the best time to take a nap?

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       My dream is to be a doctor when I grow up£®I want to help those sick people£®

       I know , to achieve my dream, I need study hard now£®I hope I can go to a famous university to study medicine after I graduate from the high school£®I¡¯ll study and do research on different diseases that bring great pains to the patients£®After that , if I have a chance, I plan to open a hospital of my own£®Then I can help as many as the poor people who have little money to see doctors£®I wish everyone in the world can keep healthy and to alive longer£®

       I believe that I can realize my dream one day if only I insist on working hard and never give up£®