A. Twice a week. C. Once a month.
B. Three times a week. D. Twice a month.
B. read their newspapers D. go to their website
50. Bill wants to know the price of the lessons. He can _______ to get more information.
A. send them an e-mail C. give them a call B
Jenny Lewis had bad hearing when she was four. At the age of five, she got a special disease. Her heels (½Åºó¸ú) could not stand anything heavy, or they would be broken, so she had to walk on the front part of her feet. When the pain (ÌÛÍ´) came, she had to took her medicine. That was the only way to make her feel better.
Although everything seemed terrible, Jenny always wore a big smile on her face. She had fun at school and she also joined the school soccer team! How could she do that? She took a pillow (ÕíÍ·) everywhere to make her feel better when she sat down to watch a soccer game. She carried water for every player in the team and shouted loudly for her team in every game. That was one of the best years in the team¡¯s twenty-five-year history. When people asked why the team was winning all their games, one player answered, ¡°Well, when you fall over and can¡¯t move, you look up and see Jenny trying to do everything she can. It makes you finish anything!¡± 51. When did Jenny have the special illness?
A. When she was five.
B. When she was four. D. When she was two.
B. She could take some medicine.
C. When she was three.
52. What could Jenny do when she felt pain?
A. She could put her feet in hot water. C. She could go to bed. A. not useful
D. She could call her doctor.
C. not possible
D. very strange
53. The underlined word ¡°terrible¡± means ¡°__________¡± in English.
B. very bad
54. What did Jenny do in the school soccer team?
A. She bought water and food for the team. B. She taught players how to play soccer. C. She shouted loudly for the team in games. D. She played soccer with other players.
55. The writer wants to tell us that ______________________.
A. Jenny was a hard-working student
B. we should ask the doctor for help when we¡¯re ill C. Jenny¡¯s team was not happy to have her at first D. the players did their best, just like Jenny C
For fans of Peppa Pig, they must be very excited to hear a new Peppa Pig theme park. The new Peppa Pig theme park is Garda in Italy. It will be open to the public later this year. 120 kilometres northwest of Venice, is the largest and the in Italy.
At the new Peppa Pig theme park, kids will be able to enjoy themselves at Peppa Pig¡¯s yellow house and meet the characters. The theme park will also have three Peppa Pig-themed rides: Peppa¡¯s Big Balloon Ride, Grandpa Pig¡¯s Train Ride and Pirate Island Boat Ride.
Parents may find it boring to visit theme parks, but it can be easier for parents to agree to
that there will be close to Lake Lake Garda, about most popular lake
children¡¯s demands(ÒªÇó) this time, as the family can relax in the sunshine by the water. There will be a lot of activities for the whole family, including sailing on the lake, cycling in the mountains or just swimming on the sandy beaches.
The ticket to the new Peppa Pig theme park is €37.50 for an adult and €32.50 for children under the age of ten.
56. Venice is about 120 kilometers ________ of Lake Garda.
A. northwest A. White.
B. northeast
C. southwest C. Green.
D. southeast D. Blue.
57. What color will Peppa Pig¡¯s house be in the new Peppa Pig theme park?
B. Yellow.
58. What can people do in the theme park? ¢ÙRide a bike in the mountains.
¢ÛSwim on the beach. A. ¢Ù¢Ú¢Ü
B. ¢Ú¢Û¢Ü B. €112.50
¢ÚPlay with Peppa Pig.
C. ¢Ù¢Û¢Ü
D. ¢Ù¢Ú¢Û¢Ü
¢ÜSail on the lake.
59. If Mr. and Mrs. Black take their six-year-old son to the park, they need to pay _________.
A. €107.50
C. €100.00 D. €75.00
60. What can we infer(ÍƶÏ) from the passage?
A. Lake Garda is the deepest lake in Italy. B. The Peppa Pig theme park is boring for parents. C. Parents can also enjoy themselves in the theme park. D. There is only one Peppa Pig theme park in the world. D
¡°As soon as I get the job, I¡¯ll be able to leave this city and be free from the orders from my father,¡± Mike thought to himself on his way to a job interview.
On the lane (×ßµÀ) to the interview office, Mike saw the water running in the hosepipe (Èí¹Ü) and he couldn¡¯t see the gardener anywhere. There was water on the lane. Then Mike lifted the hosepipe and placed the hosepipe near other plants.
On his way upstairs to the interview room, he noticed that the lights on the stairway were on, though it was very bright. He remembered his father¡¯s order, ¡°Turn the lights off!¡± So, Mike turned off the lights.
Finally, Mike walked into the interview room and stood before the interviewers. After he introduced himself, one of the officers asked, ¡°When can you start to work?¡±
¡°Is this a trick question or is this a signal (ÐźÅ) that I have been offered the job?¡± Mike thought to himself. As Mike was thinking how to reply, the officer continued, ¡°We don¡¯t ask anyone any question here. We watch everyone through cameras in this building. You are the only one who passes our test today. And this is why we¡¯ve decided to choose you for this job.¡±
Mike couldn¡¯t believe it. He couldn¡¯t wait to tell his father the good news and how thankful he was for his father¡¯s orders.
61. At first, Mike __________ his father¡¯s orders.
A. was tired of
B. paid no attention to D. was surprised at
C. was angry about
62. Why were the lights on the stairway on?
A. To make the stairway brighter. B. To test the job applicants (ÇóÖ°Õß).
C. Because someone forgot to turn them off.
D. Because it was the rule of the interview office.
63. How did Mike feel when the officer asked when he could start to work?
A. Excited.
B. Frightened.
C. Surprised.
D. Confident.
64. What can we infer from the passage?
A. Mike¡¯s father wasn¡¯t strict with him. B. Mike was sure that he would get the job.
C. Mike was the first one to be interviewed that day. D. Mike had got into the habit of setting everything right. 65. The passage mainly wants to tell us ____________.
A. how to prepare for an interview B. that good habits are always helpful
C. to pay no attention to every little thing in life D. that we should follow our parents¡¯ orders
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One possible version: Dear Mr. Hudson,
I¡¯m writing to tell you something about myself. My name is Li Ke and I¡¯m from China. I think you¡¯ve heard about me already. Thank you very much for having me stay with you for a whole month. I¡¯m really excited about the trip. Since this is my first time to go to London, I¡¯m also a little nervous about my stay there. Could you please tell me the best way to get to your house from the airport? My plane will arrive at 14:30 on July 10. Then I plan to go directly to your home. Is it the right time for me to visit you?
I¡¯m looking forward to your reply. Yours,