冀教版英语八年级下册《Unit3AmazingAnimals》同步测试(一)

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Unit3AmazingAnimalsLesson17PeoplelovePets!ẠI᪷⊡ᐰ஺1.Sheismaking(Ḅ)progresswithherEnglish.2.Hetoldmean(Ḅ᪀Ḅ)story.3.1love(ᱥ).4.Thefarmer(⛴)manysheepandpigsonthefarmlastyear.IIᵨᡠḄ〉"#$%&஺1.Youneed(clean)yourroom.2.1(fly)intheskysomeday.3.Pleasecallmewhenyou(come)back.4.Tmgoing(help)theoldnextSunday.5.1thinkhe(get)toschoolinhalfanhour.'()*HIᓫ⚗⌱.()1.—Tellhimaboutthenewswhenhe,John.—Yes,Iwill.AcomesBwillcomeCwouldcomeDiscoming()2.—Isn'tJimbackyet?/No,butIthinkheinhalfanhour.AreatureBwillreturnChasfeaturedDFeatured()3.Don'treadbooksthesun.AinBunderCatDon()4.Thebikeneeded.AtorepairBtoberepairCrepairingDrepaired

1()5.Youneedthebike.AtoberepairBtorepairCrepairingDrepaired()6.Wouldyoulikeforapet?AtohaveBhaveChasDhaving()7.Therearemanymonkeysthetree.AonBinCforDat()8.Don'tcrosstheroadthelightturnsgreen.AasBwhenCwhileDwhat()9.Thereisaballthedesk.AinBunderCatDfor()10.Thereisgoingtoabasketballgamethisafternoon.AhaveBhasCbeDare1ᔠ34IV.▅6ᳮ8ItwasSunday.Mrs..Youngdidn'tgotowork.HerhusbandwenttoParisonbusinessandshehadtowashherchildren'sclothesandtidytherooms.SoshecalledMikeinandsaid,"Herearesomebananas.DividethembetweenyouandMabel.TakegoodcareofherandIllgiveyoumoreuntilIfinishmywork.',Mikewentouthappilywiththebananas.Buthalfanhourlaterthefive-year-oldboyraninandtoldhismotherthatMabelwasinthepool.Thewomanrushedoutandfoundhertwo-year-olddaughternearlydrowned(9᜛ᓃ).Shejumpedintothewaterandpulledthepoorgirlout.nTellmehowthishappened,"Mrs..Youngsaidtoherson.“Ikepttellingherthatshewasgoingtofallintothepoolifshegottooclosetotheedge(<)"Butwhatmadeherfallin,then?,1

2“Ipushedher,"answeredthelittleboy."What?”criedhismother."Ionlywantedtoshowherwhatwasgoingtohappenifshedidn'tmind.1'()l.ItwasSunday,but___.A.Mrs.Youngcouldn'tgotoParisB.Mrs.YounghadtolookafterherchildrenC.Mrs.YounghadalotofhouseworktodoD.Mrs.Younghadbuysomefruitforherchildren()2.___,soshegavesomebananastoherson.A.Mrs.YoungwantedMiketolookafterMabelB.Mrs.YoungwantedMiketoplayoutsideC.Mrs.YounghopedtostayintheroomquietlyD.Mrs.Younghadnotimetodividefruit()3.Mikelefthappilybecause___.A.hecouldeatmorebananasB.helikedbananasverymuchC.hecouldplaywithMabelD.hecouldplaynearthepool()4.___,soheranintotheroom.A.MikewantedmorebananasB.MikeknewMablecouldn'lswimC.MikewenttosaysorryD.MikewantedmumtosaveMabel()5.MikepushedMabelintothepoolbecause___.A.shedidn'tlistentohimB.hewouldn'tplaywithherC.shewouldn'tgiveherbananastohimD.hethoughthismotherlovedonlyh=ὃ?ᐷ()1.—Wouldyouliketogoswimmingwithmethisafternoon?—,butIhavealotofhome-worktodo.(2006ᓭBC)AI'dlovetoBYes,Let'sgoCNo,Iwon'tDItdoesn,tmatter

3()2.——Iwanttoteachinthisarea./Well,teachersverymuchhere.(2006DC)AneedBareneedingCareneededDwillneed()3./Father'sDayiscoming.Pleasegivemybestwishestoyourfather.—.(2006EFḕ)AThal'sagoodideaBIdon'tcareCThat'sokDIwill,thanksLesson18BrandyHatesCats!ẠI᪷⊡ᐰ1.Therearemany(HIḄ)animalsinthezoo.2.Stickscomefrom(᪛K).3.1likeeating(ᚽᒹ).4.Thepolicemanis(NO)athief.5.(PQ)liketojumpamongthetrees.IIᵨᡠRSḄ〉"#$%&஺1.Wouldyoulike(have)acupoftea?2.Whentheteachercameintotheclassroom,thestudents(read)books.3.Pleaseremember(tell)himtocomeontime.4.They'rescaredof(make)afoolofthemselves.5.Hesaidhewasgoing(visit)Beijingtomorrow.'()*inᓫ⚗⌱.()1.Mymotherisill,Ihavetoherathome.AlookforBlookafterClookatDlookover()2.—Whatwereyoudoingat8o'clockyesterdaymorning?

4—Iclothes.A.waswashedB.washingC.amwashingD.waswashing()3.Theboywithtwodogsintheyardwhentheearthquakerockedthecity.AisplayingBwasplayingCareplayingDwereplaying()4.Don'tforgettobringyourbookschool?AforBatCtoDin()5.WehaveadogAmy.AnameBnamedCnamingDnames()6.1wasscaredthefiercedog.AfromBofCtoDfor()7.That'sIcamelate.AwhatBwhereCwhichDwhy()8.Thebabyisscaredofstrangers.AmeetBtomeetCmeetingDmeets()9.Pleasesgivethebookme.AforBtoCinDat()10.Isomehamburgersthismorning.AeatBeatingCateDeatenIVTUᣚ(W&/S)1.Wouldyouliketohaveatry?(XY)Doyou.want?

52.Thecat'sscaredoffierceanimals.(XY)Thecat'soffierceanimals.3.MyfamilyhasadognamedBrandy.(XY)MyfamilyhasadogBrandy.4.Petsneedlotsoflove.(XYPetsneedlove.5.1oftentakeforawalkwithmydog.(XY)Ioftenwithmydog.1ᔠ34V.Z#%&InEngland,peopleoftentalkaboutthe_1_becauseyoucanexperience([ᔊ)fourseasonsin_2_day.Inthemorningtheweatheriswarmjustlikeinspring.Anhour_3_blackcloudscome,andthenitrainshard.Theweathergets_4_cold.Inthelateafternoontheskywillbeclear,the_5_willbegintoshineanditwillbesummeratthistimeofaday.InEngland,youcanalsohavesummerinwinter,_6_havewinterinsummer.Soin_7_youcanswimsometimes,andinsummersometimesyoushouldwearwarmclothes.Whenyougoto_8_,youwillseesomeEnglishpeopleusuallytakeanumbrellaoraraincoatwiththeminthe_9_morning,butyoushouldn'tlaughatthem.Ifyou_10_takeanumbrellaoraraincoat,youwillregret(]'៎)laterintheday.()1.A.timeB.foodCweatherD.books()2AaB.anC.theD.one()3.A.agoB.beforeC.laterD.after()4.A.fewB.afewC.littleD.alittle()5.A.weatherB.moonC.sunD.earth()6.A.andB.orC.butD.so()7.A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter

68.A.EnglandB.JapanC.America□.France9.A.sunnyB.rainyC.snowyD.cloudy10.A.can,tB.don'tC.won'tD.didn't=ὃ?ᐷ1.-Whatisyourbrotherdoinginhisroomnow?—Heakite.2006WᓃBC`AmakesBmadeCismakingDwillmake2.-Where'sthecakeImadethismorning?■—Weit,mom,canyoumakeanotheroneforus?2006abḕ`AateBeatCwilleatDwereeating3.—Isawthelightsoninyourofficeatninelastnight./Oh,Ionthereporttotheboss.2006cFḕ`AworkedBamworkingCwasworking4.Heisdogs,soheneverkeepsanyofthemathome.2006☘eḕ`AinterestedinBafraidofCworriedLesson19TheZooIsOpen!ẠI᪷⊡ᐰ1.Therearetwofg`inthepark.2.Weeatfᔜiᔜ᪵Ḅ`moon-cakesontheMid-AutumnDay.3.1wanttobeafklm`.4.Weshouldfno`environment.5.Scientistssaythatseventy-fourdifferentkindsoflivingthingsgofpqḄqiḄ`everyday.IIᵨᡠS〉"#$%&஺

71.Let'sgo(somewhere)interestingtomorrow.2.Tomorrowwillbe(sun).3.Thestudentkeepsthedoor(open).4.Therearemany(zebra)inthezoo.5.NothingwasgoingtostopJackfrom(be)awriter6.The(live)thingscan't(live)withoutwater.'()*IIIᓫ⚗⌱.()1.Thefarmersprotectwheatthecoldinwinter.AtoBofCfromDfor()2.Therearebirdsinthepark.AallkindofBallkindsofCkindofDkindsof()3.Zooscanhelppeopletostopanimalsfromextinct.AgoBtogoCgoingDgoes()4.Weneedsomewaterdrink.AforBinCtoDat()5.Don'tforgetyourChinesebook,andrememberyourEnglishbookheretomorrow.Atotake,tobringBtake,bringCtotake,bringDtake,tobring()6.WhataboutshoppingwithmeAgoBgoingCtogoDgoes()7.Weneedsomejuiceandsomefruit.AtakeBtakingCtotakeDtakes

8()8.animalsdoyoulikebest?AWhenBWhatCWhereDWho()9.1sawdifferentofanimalsinthezooyesterday.AkindBkindsofCkindedDkinds()10.—Let?shaveapicnictomorrow./Goodidea!Butwhenwemeet?AwillBshallCwouldDdo1ᔠ34IV.ZT%&OnceaFrenchmangottoEngland.He_1_onlyalittleEnglish.Onedaywhenhewas_2_bythewindowsofarestaurantandhavinglunch,hehearda_3_"Lookout!??Soheputhisheadoutofthe_4_tofindoutwhatwas_5_outside.Justthenabasinofdirtywaterpouredsᑮu)overhis_6_.Thenanother.Hewasveryangry.Heshouted,“Damnyou(vw)xSeewhatyouhave_7_"Themenpassingbylaughedathimandhe_8_evenmoreangry.Oneofthemsaidtohim,“You_9_beaforeigner.'Lookout'inEnglishmeans'Be()l.A.taughtB.knewC.heardD.spoke()2.A.seeingB.buyingC.working0.sitting()3.A.soundB.noiseC.voiceD.saying()4.A.tableB.windowC.bookD.coat()5.A.shoutingB.comingC.happeningD.fighting()6.A.headB.handC.eyeD.mouth()7.A.givenB.saidC.done□.finished()8.A.gotB.hadC.madeD.did()9.A.willB.canC.mayD.must()10.A.happyB.outC.carefulD.carelessV.▅6ᳮ8Mr.Jenkinslikedallkindsofdeliciousfoods.Asanimportantofficer(yᕒ),hewasoftenasked

9todinner.Theshopkeeperstriedtheirbesttofawnon(|})him.Theyknewitwasgoodfortheirbusiness.Nowtheofficergotfatterandfatter.Hecouldhardlygoupstairsathomeandhadtosleepdown-stairs.Heoftenfelttiredifhewalkedordidsomehousework.Hewasworriedaboutitandhadtogotoseeadoctor."Stopeatingmuchfat(ᾦ)andsugar,Mr.Jenkins,1'saidthedoctor.nOrit,llbeworseforyourhealth!"Itwasdifficultfortheofficertodoit.Hewouldn'tdoasthedoctorsaid.Ofcourse,hefoundsomethingwaswrongwithhisheartafewmonthslater.Nowhethoughtthedoctorwasright.Andhehadtobeinhospital."Youmustloseweight(ᨴ),sir,'1saidthedoctor,"unlessyouwanttodiesoon!""Couldyoutellmeawaytoloseweight,please?"uYoumustdoanexercisefirst.*'"Whichexercise?""Tomoveyourheadfromsidetosidewhenyou'reinvitedtodinner!1'()l.Mr.Jenkinswasoftenaskedtodinnerbecause___.A.helikedthedeliciousfoodsB.hewasreadytohelpothersC.hewasfriendlytotheshopkeepersD.hewashelpfultotheirbusiness()2.___,sohegotfatterandfatter.A.Mr.JenkinsoftenatemuchfatandsugarB.Mr.JenkinsneverdidanysportsC.Mr.JenkinspreferredtosleepdownstairsD.Mr.Jenkinshatedtodosomehousework()3.ItwasdifficultforMr.Jenkinstodoeverything,so___.A.hedidn'tgotodinnerB.hebegantodosomeexerciseC.hewenttoaskthedoctorforhelpD.hehadtotakemuchmedicine()4,Atfirst—.A.Mr.JenkinsthoughtthedoctorwasrightB.Mr.JenkinsthoughtthedoctorwaswrongC.Mr.JenkinslistenedtothedoctorD.Mr.Jenkinshadtobeinhospital)5.Mr.Jenkinswasafraid___,sohewenttothedoctoragain.

10A.todieB.tobethinC.tostopworkingD.todohousework=ὃ?ᐷ1./Whatabouthavingadrink?—.2006☘eḕ`AGoodideaBHelpyourselfCMe,too2.TheheavyraininFujianprovincemorethan4,000studentstakingpartinthecollegeentranceexaminationf(ὃ`ontime.2006᧎C`Astopped---fromBprevented-fromCABandDDkept—from3.—Jim,comeback,yournewbookisstillinthedrawer./oh,thankyou.Ihaveforgottenitthere.2006ḕ`AtoputBputCputtingDtoputtingLesson20StandSoStillẠI᪷⊡ᐰ஺1.Thechildrenisfᙢ`intheyard.2.Hef᝿`snakes.3.f`arefierceanimals.4.Youshouldbebraveandshouldn'tbefḄ`.5.Shefᯠ`livesinLondon.IIᓫ⚗⌱.1.1madefriendsLilyandLucy.AforBwithCofDfor2.1triedthework,butIdidn'ldowell.AtodoBdoCdoingDtodoing3.Itisagoodideafoodtotheanimals.

11AgiveBgivingCtogiveDforgive()4.Don'ttossfoodtheanimalsinthezoo.AforBtoCatDof()5.Theprisonerfromtheprisonyesterday.ArunawayBranawayCrunafterDranafter()6.hehasgonetoBeijing.AMaybeBMaybeCMayDCan()7.Youareill,youhaveathome.ArestBtorestCrestingDrests()8.Mymothertriedwhenshewastenyearsold.AcookingBcookedCcookDcooks()9.Talkabout.Ahowpeoplecanmakefriendswithanimalsinthezoo.Bhowcanpeoplemakefriendswithanimalsinthezoo.CwhatpeoplecanmakefriendswithanimalsinthezooDwhatcanpeoplemakefriendswithanimalsinthezoo'()*HITUᣚ(W&/S)1.Doitlikethis.(ᦋᔲ)_______________itlikethis.2.MaybeLiLeiisathome.(XY)LiLeiisallathome.LiLeiathome.3.Don'tgivetheanimalsomefood.(XY)

12Don'tsomefoodtheanimal.4.Youshouldn'tthrowsomerubbishtotheriver.fXY`Youshouldn'tsomerubbishtheriver.1ᔠ34IV.▅6ᳮ8Mr.Henrylivedinasmallvillagewithhighmountainsallaroundit.Alldayheworkedonhisfarmandneverwenttothecity.Sometimeshewenttothenearesttowntobuysomething,buthealwayswalkedthereandnevertookabusortrain.Hiswifediedafterhisonlydaughterwasbom.Whenthegirl,Ann,grewup,sheleftherfatherandwenttocollege.FouryearslaterAnnpassedallherexaminationsandfoundworkinahospitalinthecapital.Asshewasbusy,shehadnotimetogobacktoseeherfather.Butshemissedhimverymuchandwrotetohimtoaskhimtocometothecapital.WhenMr.Henryheardfromhisdaughter,hewasquitehappyandwassoonreadytosetoff.Thenextday,assoonasgottothestation,herangAnnupandtoldherthetrainhewouldtake.AteightinthemorningthetrainarrivedattheCapitalStation.Mr.Henryspentaboutsixteenhoursonthetrain.Assoonashegotoff,hesawhisdaughterstandingtheretomeethim.AnnranuptohimandfoundthatherfatherlookedpalefḄ`."What'sthematterwithyou,Dad?"Annaskedinsurprise."Doyoufeelunwell?""Nothing,"answeredMr.Henry."Fmjustnotusedtosittingbackwardsfinthetrain.1'"Oh,dear,'1laughedthegirl."Whydidn'tyouexchangedseatsfᣚ`withthemanoppositetoyou?""HowcanIdothat?'1answeredMr.Henry."Nomansatoppositetome!"f`l.Mr.Henrywas___.A.aworkerB.adriverC.afarmerD.shopkeeperf`2.Mr.Henryalwayswenttothetownonfootbecause___.A.itwasneartohisvillageB.hehadnomoneytotakeabusortrainC.hewasafraidtotakeabusortrainD.hethoughtitsafetodoso

13()3.Theword"miss"inthestorymeans___.A.┯B.C.¡D.¢£()4.Annaskedherfathertocometothecapitalbecause___.A.shewasbusywithherworkB.shecouldn'tgobacktoseehimC.hehadn'tbeentherebeforeD.shemissedhimverymuch()5.Mr.Henrywasquitehappybecause___.A.hewouldgotothecapitalforthefirsttimeB.hewouldleavethemountainvillageforeverC.hewouldsoonseehisdaughterD.hewouldvisitplentyofplacesofinterest=ὃ?ᐷ()1./Icalledyouyesterdayevening,buttherewasnoanswer./Oh,I'msorry.Idinneratmyfriend'shome.(2006☘eḕ)AhadBwashavingChavehad()2.—It'shot.Lefsgoswimming!—.(2006ᓭ¤C)ADon'tsaythatBThat'snothingCIfsagoodideaDYou'rewelcome()3.—lovelyday!Let'sgoforapicnic,shallwe?/Goodidea.(2006¥ᓅḕ)AWhat.BHowCWhataDHowaLesson21FunattheZooẠ1᪷⊡ᐰ1.Whilethethiefwasgoingthroughthe(§¨)atthestation,thepolicemancaughthim.2.1was(᜻Ḅ)atthenews.

143.Heisthinkingaboutit(ª«)allthetime.4.Maryisin(ᓻ◅)Let'shelpher.5.Thetigermustbe(®¯Ḅ).IIᓫ⚗⌱.()1.Don'tforgettobuyaChristmasball,?AdoyouBaren'tyouCwon'tyouDwillyou()2.Asignwiththewords""isoftenfoundinadoctor'swaiting-room.ANOPARKINGBNOSMOKINGCNOPHOTOSDEXIT()3.Itissunny,Itmakesme.AhotBhotterChottestDcold()4.Don,ttouchthemachinewhenitisworking.It'svery.AdangerBdangerousCindangerDsafe()5.It'stimeaclass.AtohaveBhaveChavingDhas()6.aquartertonine,thezooisopen.AAtBOnCInDFor()7.PleasecallmewhenyouarriveBeijing.AinBatCtoDon'()*inᵨᡠSḄ〉"#$%&஺1.Don'ttake(photo)inthemuseum.2.Theiceisverythin;it's(danger)toskateonit.3.YesterdayTommadehislittlesister(cry).

154.Wewereall(surprise)whenweheardthe(surprise)news.5.Thelandiswet.Thereis(near)rainhereeveryday.IV.ᢥ⌕²ᑏ§SḄ´µ#$஺1.exit(¶YS)2.nearly(XYS)3.safe(¶YS)4.danger(#·S)5.8¸15ᑖ(ºᡂ¼)1ᔠ34V.Z#%&Inthepast,peopledidn'tusestamps,Theyhadtopaymoneywhentheyreceivedletters.RowlandHill,aschoolmasterinEnglandwasthefirst_1_usingstamps.Hethoughtit_2_mucheasierforpeopletouse_3_.Theycouldgotothenearby_4_tobuystampsandputthemonenvelopesd½¾)_5_they_6_letters.Thepostofficeonlyputseals(¿JÀ)_7_thestampssothatpeoplecouldnotusethestamps_8_.Inthisway,thepostoffice_9_sendpostmentocollectmoney.Itonlyneeded_10_postmentodeliver()letters.Thegovernmentfinallyaccepted(ÁÂ)thegoodidea.()1.A.tothinkB.thinkingC.tothinkofD.thinkabout()2.A.couldbeB.willbeC.isD.was()3.A.astampB.stampsC.stampD.stamps()4.A.ashopB.schoolC.villageD.postoffice()5.A.afterB.beforeC.inD.with()6.A.sentB.sendC.tosendD.sended()7.A.inB.overC.onD.above()8.A.againB.tooC.eitherD.also()9.A.neednottoB.didn'tneedtoC.needednottoD.didn'tneed()10.A.fewB.fewerC.manyD.much

16=ὃ?ᐷ()1.-Wherecanwegointothetradecenter?/Haven'tyouseenthesignoverthere?(2006ᐲC)AOPENBCLOSEDCEXITDENTRANCE()2.Therainmakesthepeople.Theythinkthetreesplantedyesterdaycangrowwell.(2006Ĥḕ)AhappyBannoyingCsadDterrifying()3.——Iliketoeatfishandchipsintheopenair.Whataboutyou?(2006gÅIᓃḕ)—Me,too.AsodoIBsoamICEitherDyoudecideLesson22AprilFools'ẠI᪷⊡ᐰ஺1.April1stis(Æ⁚).2.Don't(ÈÉ)children.3.1playeda(ÊË)onLiMingyesterday.4.Thebearwasinour(▬Í).IIᵨᡠSḄ〉"#$%&஺1.Help(you)tofish,children.2.Youliveinourneighborhood,soweare(neighborhood).3“Idon'thave(some)breadtoday.4.Thereisabus(come).5.OnApril(fool)Day,youcanplayajokeonanyone.'()*HIᓫ⚗⌱.()1.Thetigergotthezooyesterday.AoutofBoutfor

17CoutinDdownof()2.Let'sseewhat.AishappeningBwashappenedChappenDhappened()3.Lucyheardthenewstheradio.AinBonCatDfor()4.Theteachersoftentelluspensinclass.AnottoplayBnotplayCnottoplaywithDnotplaywith()5.Hesaidheintwodays.AwillcomebackBwouldcomebackCcomebackDcameback()6.Thebabyiscryingallthetime.ItlooksAhungryBhungrilyChungrierDhungriest()7.1oftenhearsomebodyinthenextroom.AsingBsingingCtosingDsings()8.Let'splayajokesomeoneonAprilFools'Day.AatBinCtoDon()9..Isometimeswakeatfourinthemorning.AatBinCupDfor()10.There'sanoldwomanflowersintheyard.AwaterBwateringCtowaterDwatered1ᔠ34IV.ZT%&

18All_1_theworldmothersandfathersteachtheirchildrenmanners(ÎÏ).Thereareallkindsofmanners.Otherchildrenmayhavemannersthataredifferent_2_yours.Manyyearsago,childrenwhohadgoodmannerswereseenandnotheard.Theykept_3_ifgrown-ups(ᡂÐ)weretalking.Todaychildrenhave_4_freedom(Ñᵫ).Sometimesgoodmannersinoneplacearebadin_5_places.IfyouvisitsomefriendsinMongliaandtheyaskyoutoeatwiththem,theywantyoutogivealoud“belch(ᡭÔ)"afteryoufinish_6_.Belchingwouldshowthatyoulikeyourfood.Butinsomeothercountries,ifyougivealoudbelch,youaretoldtosay“_7_,please.”Mannersaredifferintallovertheworld.Butitisgoodtoknow_8_allmannersbegininthe_9_way.Peopleneedwaysto_10_thattheywanttobefriends.()1.A.throughB.overC.inD.on()2.A.likeB.withC.fromD.to()3.A.noiseB.happyC.quietD.quite()4.A.manyB.moreC.fewD.less()5.A.anotherB.theotherC.othersD.other()6.A.toeatB.eatC.eatingD.ate()7.A.ExcusemeB.SorryC.PardonD.Good()8.A.whatB.whichC.sinceD.that()9.A.differentB.sameC.someD.difficult()10.A.takeB.bringC.seeD.showV.▅6ᳮ8Mrs..Evanshadawonderfulvoiceandpeoplelikedtolistentohersingingandsheoftensangalloverthecountry.Shehadabeautifulhorseandsheusuallyrodeitinthemorning.Oneday,whenshewasridingthehorsebytheforest,suddenlyalargedogcameatthehorse.Itwasveryafraidandbegantojump.Mrs..Evansfellfromitsbackandhardlylostherlife.Shewassenttoahospitalatonce.Mr.Hill,afamousdoctor,operatedonherandthewomanwassaved.Ofcourseshethankedhimverymuch.Aftershehadcomeoutofhospital,shewrotealettertoMr.Hill.Inherlettersheaskedhimtodinnerinaluxury(Ö×Ḅ)restaurantthatevening.Soonsheheardfromthedoctor.Butneithershenorherhusbandcouldidentify(ØÙ)whathewrote.TheythoughtforalongtimeandMr.Evansdecidedtotelephonethedoctor,butnobodyanswered

19him."Well,"saidMrs..Evans.HGotothechemist'sshop(ÚÛ),dear.Perhapstheycanhelpyou.1'Inthechemist'sshopseveralmenstudiedtheletterforafewmoreminutes.FinallyanoldmangaveMr.Evansabottleofmedicineandsaid,uPleasepayitfortendollars,sir!"()1.PeoplelikedtolistentoMrs.Evanssingingbecause___.A.shewasgoodatridingB.shesangwellC.sheoftentravelledalloverthecountryD.shewasyoungandbeautiful()2.As___,Mrs.Evansfelltotheground.A.thelargedogcameathersuddenlyB.shecouldn'tridethehorseatallC.thehorserantoofasttostopD.thehorsejumpedsuddenly()3.Mrs.Evansthankedthedoctorverymuchbecause___.A.hehadsavedherlifeB.hehelpedherinthetimeofdangerC.hetookgoodcareofherinthehospitalD.hegaveherthebestmedicine()4.Theword°restaurant"inthestorymeans___.A.Ü✂B.ᔛßC.⚶ᔉD.âᡠ()5.Mrs.EvanswasgoingtogiveadinnerforMr.Hillinaluxuryrestaurantbecause___.A.shecouldn'tcookherselfB.shehadnocookinherhouseC.shelivedinanothercityD.shewantedtoshowrespect(ãä)forhim=ὃ?ᐷ()1.—Whatdoyouyourhometown?/Iloveitverymuch.(2006åæC)AlookatBtalkabout

20C.thinkof()2.—Thereisnobodyhere.Let'splayfootball.—No,wecan't.Myfatheroftentellsmeinthestreet.It'sdangerous.(2006åæC)AtoplayBdon'tplayCnottoplayLesson23FamousZoosẠI᪷⊡ᐰ1.In(çè),anewkindofzooopenedonehundredyearsago.2.(éê)isacountryin(ëì).3.The(íÎ)presentsareverybeautiful.4.Themonkeysand(å⚠ï)arekeptinsmallcages.IIᓫ⚗⌱.஺()1.Changjiangisoneofthelongest.AriverBriversClakeDlakes()2.Thefarmpigsandsheeplastyear.AkeepBkeepsCkeptDkeeped()3.Nopeoplecangotothezooexpectkings,queensandimportantpeople.AotherBanotherCothersDanyother()4.Whenshegot,sheworebeautifulweddingclothes.AmarryBmarriesCmarriedDtomarry()5.Hewasmarriedabeautifulgirl.AwithBafterCtoDat()6.Shanxiprovinceisfamousitscoal

21AasBforCofDwith()7.Heistheonlyoneofthestudentsbeenhere.AwhohasBwhohaveCthathaveDwhichhas()8.Weplantedtentreesonthemountainslastyear.AthousandBthousandsCthousandofDthousandsof()9.Hainanisaverylargeisland.It?sthesecondislandinChina.AlargeBlargerClargestDmostlarge()10.Zooshavemostoftheworld'sSiberian.AtigerBatigerCtigersDSometigers'()*IIIᵨᡠS〉"#$%&஺1.Heisa(Italy).Helivesin(Italy).2.Mostof(student)wenthomeafterschool.3.Many(Germany)cometoBeijing.4.Egyptisfamousforits(pyramid).5.Thousandsofyearsago,oneoftheworld'sfirstzoos(open)inEgypt.1ᔠ34IV.▅6ᳮðᓫRichardYounghadalotoffriends.Thereweresomeimportantmenamongthem.Theyknewtheyoungmanhadmuchmoneyandoftenwenttoseehim.Theyate,drankandplayedatcards.Thentheybegantoteachhimtogamble(ñò).Richardspentmuchtimeonitandlostalot.Mr.BrownwasafriendofMr.Young's.Hehadnochildandsotheyaskedhimtolivewiththemtogether.Dying,Mr.YoungaskedhimtolookafterRichard,theoldmanagreed.Atfirsttheyoungmanlistenedtohim.Butlateronhisfriendstriedtosowdissension(ᢧôᐵö)betweenhimandMr.Brown.Richardbegantohatetheoldman.

22OneeveningRichardlostalot.Buthedidn'tresignhimselfto(ᵞ/C?)it.Mr.Brownaskedhimtostopgambling,hedidn'tagreeandhelostmore.Theoldmanthoughtforawhileandfoundaway.Hetoldtheyoungmanhiswifewashurtinatrafficaccident.Richardhadtostoptogotothehospital.Ofcourse,hebecameveryangry."Who'sgonemad(¯Ḅ),youorI?"hecalledout.“Idon'tthinkyoucanuseamadman,"answeredMr.Brown.()1.Richard'sfriendstriedto___.A.helphimB.winhismoneyC.makehimhappyD.teachhimtowork()2.Theword"card"inthestorymeans___.A.ᓱᱏB.úᱏC.ûᱏD.úü()3.Mr.YoungaskedMr.Browntolivewiththembecause___.A.theoldmanwaspoorB.theoldmanwaskindC.hewishedtheoldmantohelphissonD.heneededahelperliketheoldman()4.Richard'sfriends__Mr.Brown.A.wereafraidofB.wereworriedaboutC.wantedtokillD.wantedtohurt()5.Mr.Brownhoped___,sohefooled(ÈÉ)him.A.RichardlookedafterhiswifeB.RichardhelpedhiswifedosomehouseworkC.RichardstoppedgamblingD.Richardbecameagoodman=ὃ?ᐷ()1.ChinaisverytheGreatwallandpandas.(2006ýþC)

23AfamousasBfamousforCreadytoDreadyfor()2.Duringtheentrance(ᓣ)exams,thereareparents,waitingfortheirchildrenoutsidethetestcenter.(2006□)AthousandofBthousandsofCthousandDthousands()3.—Whendoyouusuallygetupeveryday?—about6:00am.(2006ᔡ᪍ḕ)AAtBOnCInDForᓫᐗI(10ᑖ)᪷ᡠᡈᓫ஺l.Heisa().2.Wewearthecapsto("#)usfromthesun.3.WhenIcameintotheroom.Mysister(read)thebook.4.Whatwereyou(do)atnineo'clockyesterdaymorning?5.The($%)liveinthedesert.IIᓫ⚗⌱((30ᑖ)()1.1wanttomakefriendsLucy.AtoBwithCforDof()2.Chinaisfamouschina.AforBasCinDat()3.Don'tplayfire.AatBwithCofDfor()4.Myfatheroftenplaysajokeme.AatBin

24ConDto()5.Thereareanimalsinthezoo.AallkindsofBallkindofCkindsofDkindof()6.Whilemymotherwascooking,myfatherwasnewspape*AreadBtoreadCreadingDreads()7.Thesilkmadeussoft.AfeelBfeltCfeelingDfeels()8.Itgivesthemachancetoslowtheirbusylivesandenjoytheanimalinmanyways.AupBforCawayDdown()9.Theheavyrainstoppeoplefromout.AgoBtogoCgoingDgoes()10.Zoocanhelppeopletheanimals5wildhome.AprotectBtoprotectCprotectsDAandB()11.Itisnotagoodplaceforananimal.AtoliveBlivingClivedDlives()12.Don'tkeepducksintheclassroom.AraiseBriseCtakeDbring()13.Whensomebodyin,youshouldhelphim.AdangerousBdangerCsafeDsafety()14.Weareallatthenews.

25Asurprised,surprisedBsurprising,surprisingCsurprised,surprisingDsuiprising,surprised()15.1amscareddogs.AofBfromCforDwithIII+,஺(ᐳ10ᑖ)TheseasonsinAustraliaaretheopposite(./)ofours._L_itiswinterhere,itissummerthere.Australiais_2_thesouthoftheworld.JulianaJulyandAugustarethewintermonth.ThesummerisinDecember,_3_andFebruary.Thenorthofthecountryis_4_thanthesouth.Australia'smain(0⌕Ḅ)problemiswater.A_5_largepartofthecountryhasnorainatall.Buttheeastcoast(34)hasrain_6_theyearround.Therearenodrymonthshere.InMarch1982,therewasaterribledrought(56)inAustralia.Thesummerraindidn't_7_.Therewere138millionsheepinAustraliathisyear.Thiswas14%ofallthesheepintheworld.Becausetherewasno_8_rainandthegrassdidn'tgrowwell,thefarmers_9_tosellmanyoftheirsheepandmanysheep_10_,too,Itwasagreatdisaster(78)forAustraliafarmers.()1.A.BacauseB.SinceC.WhenD.For()2.A.inB.onC.toD.near()3.A.NovemberB.JamuaryC.MarchD.October()4.A.colderB.coolerC.hotterD.warmer()5.A.veryB.soC.tooD.much()6.A.wholeB.halfC.allD.part()7.A.haveB.fallC.giveD.keep()8.A.plentyB.alitterC.alotD.enough()9.A.haveB.hadC.mustD.needed()lO.A.diedB.deadC.deathD.dyingIV▅:ᳮ<=ᐳ30ᑖ>(A)Mr.ClarkewasbominasmalltownofEngland.Whenhefinishedmiddleschool,hefoundwork

26inthepolicestationandhehasworkedthereforforty-twoyearsandhe'Hretire(⌨@)thisautumn.Hetriedtoworkhardinthepastforty-twoyearsbuthewasn'taluckymanandnevercaughtathief.Hewasoftensorryforit.Lastweekend,whenMrs..Clarkewasgoingtocooksupper,shefoundtherewasnosugar.Sosheaskedherhusbandtobuysomeintheshopneartheirhouse.Hecameintheshopandfoundayoungmanstealsomemoneyfromawoman'sbag.Herantothethiefquickly,buttheyoungmanfounditandranawayatonce.Mr.Clarkeranafterhim.Thethiefranintoablindalley(ABC)andMr.Clarkecaughthimatlast.“Pleasegivemeachance(DE),sir,"saidtheyoungman."Ineverstolebefore.""Whowillgivemeachance?"saidMr.Clarke.'TilsoonretireandI'vecaughtathiefforthefirsttime!”()l.Mr.Clarkeis___.A.AmericanB.AustralianC.EnglishD.French()2.Mr.Clarkenevercaughtathiefinforty-twoyearsbecause___.A.therewerenothievesinthetownB.hedidn'tworkhardatallC.hewasn'lluckyenoughD.hewasn'tacompetent(FGḄ)policeman()3.Mr.Clarkeranto__.A.catchtheyoungmanB.helpthewomanC.buysomesugarD.pickupthemoney()4.Theyoungmanranintotheblindalleybecause___.A.helivedthereB.hehadbeenthereC.hisfriendswerewaitingforhimthereD.hedidn'tknowthetownwell()5.Mr.Clarkecaughtthethiefbecause___.

27A.theyoungmanhadnoplacetorunB.hebecamemuchstrongerthanbeforeC.theyoungmanwasafraidofpolicemenD.theyoungmanwantedtogivehimachance(B)Mr.Kingisatallandstrong.man.HeteachesP.E.inamiddleschool.Hewearsalongbeard(BH)andtakesgoodofit.ItwasSundayyesterday.Therewasabigfootballmatchoftheyearontheplaygroundinthecentreofthecity.Mr.kinglikesthegameverymuchandofcoursehewasgoingtowatchit.Withhisfriends,helphegotaticketafewdaysago.Afterbreakfasthehurriedtothebusstop,butalotofpeoplewerewaitingthere.Abuscameandhehardlygoton.Therewereplentyofpeopleinitanditwasdifficultforthemtoputtheirfeet.Hehadtogrip(ᢕJ)abackofthechair.Atthenextstopaboygotonthebus.Hewasshortandcouldn'tgripanything.Suddenlythebusstoppedandtheboyhardlyfelltothefloor.HelookedaroundandsawMr.King'sbeardandgripit.Themanfounditatonceandcalledout,"Letgoof(KL)mybeard,boy!""Areyougoingtogetoff,sir?'*askedteboy.()6.Mr.Kingisa___.A.playerB.runnerC.teacherD.driver()7.Mr.Kingwasgoingtowatchthematchbecause___.A.heteachesP.E.inamiddleschoolB.helikesfootballverymuchC.hehadalreadygotaticketD.hedidn'tgotoworkyesterday()8.ItwasdifficultforMr.Kingtostandbecause___.A.hehaddrunktoomuchB.thebuswastoosmallC.hegotonthebustoolateD.itwasverycrowdedinthebus()9.TheboygrippedMr.King'sbeardbecause___.A.hewasafraidtofallagain

28B.hewantedtomakethemanangryC.hehopedthemantofindaseatforhimD.hehopedthemantogetoffsoon()10.Mr.Kingwasafraid___,soheshoutedathim.A.theboywouldpullhimdownB.theboywouldhurthisbeardC.theboycouldbehurtagainD.theboywouldborrowhisticket(C)Marymissedherfatherandtoldhimaboutitonthetelephone.Mr.Blackcametothecityaweekago.Theoldmanlikeswalkingafteramealandheoftenstopstotalkwiththepeopleinthetown.Andyesterday,afterhehadsupper,hewentoutforawalkagain.Hefoundtherewerealotofpeopleinfrontofahouse.Hestoppedtofindoutwhatwashappeningthere.Hesawamanstandingtherewithacryingwoman."What'sthematter,madam?”Mr.Blackaskedanoldwomanbesidehim."It'sadrunk(M⏥Ḅ)man,wsaidshe,"Helikesnothingbutdrinking.Nowhesayshe'llgivehiswifetoanybodywhocanbuyabottleofwhisky(OPQ)forhim.Mr.Blackisreadytohelpothers,buthehatesamanlikehim.Soheshook(᤯)hisheadandwentawayatonce.Thismorningtheoldmanwalkedpastthesamehouseagainandsawthemansittinginfrontofhishouse,cryingsadly.“Doyoufeelsorrythatyousoldyourwifeatalowprice?^^askedtheoldman.“No,"answeredtheman.'Tmingreatneedofwhiskynow.ButIdon'tknowwheremywifeis.”▅:S☢ḄUᦻW⚪ᡠḄYZ⌱⚗[⌱\Zᨬ^_ᫀ஺()11.Mr.Blackcametothecityto___.A.seeadoctorB.livewithhisdaughterC.seehisdaughterD.visitthecity()12.Mr.Blacksawthemanandwomanyesterday___.A.morningB.noonC.afternoonD.evening()13.___,sohewentthere.

29A.Mr.BlackhopedtotalkwiththemaninfrontofthehouseB.Mr.Blackdidn'tknowwhatwasthematterwiththemanandthewomanC.Mr.BlackhopedtohearsomethinginterestingD.Mr.Blackhopedtohelpthepoorwoman()14.Mr.Blackleftatoncebecause___.A.hehatedthedrunkmanB.hehadsomethingimportanttodoC.itwassoongoingtorainD.hisdaughterwaswaitingforhim()15.Thedrunkmanwantsto___.A.saysorrytohiswifeB.sellhiswifeforsomewhiskyagainC.look,afterhiswifeD.livewithhiswifetogetherVa☢⊤c஺(ᐳ10ᑖ)deMyfavoriteanimalf⚪ᑏh50ZᓫijḄkUᦻ஺lὃ_ᫀUnit3Lesson17nopẠI1.amazing2.imaginary3.pets4.keptII1.todean2.willfly3.come4.tohelp5.willgetrstIII1.A2.B3.A4.C5.B6.A7.B8.B9.B10.CuᔠwxIV.l.C2.A3.B4.D5,A[ὃyᐷ1.A2.C3.DLesson18nopẠI1.fierce2.branches3.hamburgers4.chasing5.SquirrelsII1.tohave2.wasreading3.totell4.making5.tovisitrstIIl.B2.D3.B4.C5.B6.B7.D8.C9.B10.C

30IV1.totry2.afraid3.called4.alotof5.goforawalkuᔠwxV.l.C2.D3.C4.D5.C6.A7.D8.A9.A10.B[ὃyᐷ1.C2.A3.C4.BLesson19nopẠI1.lakes2.allkindsof3.scientist4.protect5.extinctII1.somewhere2.sunny3.open4.zebras5.being6.livingliverstIII1.C2.B3.C4.C5.A6.B7.C8.B9.D10.BuᔠwxIV.l.B2.D3.C4.B5.C6.A7.C8.A9.D10.CV.1.D2.A3.C4.B5.A[ὃyᐷ1.A2.C3-CLesson20nopẠI1.waddling2.fears3.Bears4.sky5.stillII1.B2.A3.C4.B5.B6.A7.B8.A9.ArstIII1.Don'tdo2.Perhaps,maybe3.giveto4.tosstouᔠwxIV.l.C2.A3.B4.D5.C[ὃyᐷ1.B2.C3.CLesson21nopẠ

31I1.entrance2.surprised3.nearly4.danger5.madII1.D2.B3.A4.B5.A6.A7.ArstIII1.photos2.dangerous3.cry4.surprised,surprising5.nearlyIV1.entrance2.almost3.dangerous4.dangerous5.aquarterpasteight/eightfifteenuᔠwxV.l.C2.A3.B4.D5.B6.A7.C8.A9.B10.B[ὃyᐷ1.D2.A3,ALesson22nopẠI1.AprilFools'Day2.trick3.joke4.neighborhoodII1.yourselves2.neighbors3.any4.coming5.Foofsrstin1.A2.A3.B4.C5.B6.A7.A8.D9.C10.BuᔠwxIV.LB2.A3.C4.B5.D6.C7.A8.D9.B10.DV.l.B2.D3.A4.C5.D[ὃyᐷl.C2.CLesson23nopẠI1.Germany2.Egypt3.wedding4.giraffesII1,B2.C3.A4.C5.C6.B7.A8.A9.C10.CrstIII1.Itlian,Itatly2.students3.Germans4.Pyramids5.openeduᔠwxIV.l.B2.D3.C4.A5.C

32[ὃyᐷ1.B2.B3.AᓫᐗII.scientist2.protect3.wasreading4.doing5.camelsII1.B2.A3.B4.C5.A6.C7.A8.D9.C10.D11.A12.A13.B14.C15.AIII1.C2.A3.B4.C5.A6.C7.B8.D9.B10.AIV▅:ᳮ<(A)l.C2.D3.A4.D5.A(B)6.C7.B8.D9.A10.B(C)ll.C12.D13.B14.A15.BVa☢⊤cMyfavoriteanimalispanda.Ithinktheyarekindofcute,andtheyareveryshy.Theyliketoeatbananas,andtheyalwayswearsunglasses.PandasarethenationaltreasureofChina.IhopetheyHlliveahappylife.

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