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7W:Yeah,Iknow,I'mgoingtogetyouthesamethingyougotme-aflower!QUV"%y\3<4⚪஺3.Wherearethetwospeakers?A.Inashop.B.Inaschool.C.Inahospital.4.Whatdoestheboyhavetodointheafternoon?A.Tostayinbed.B.lbgotoschool.C.Todohishomework._ᩞᧇDoctor:What'syourtrouble,youngman?Boy:I'vegotabadheadacheandIcoughalot.Doctor:Howlonghaveyoubeenlikethis?Boy:Eversincethedaybeforeyesterday.Doctor:Haveyoutakenyourtemperature?Boy:Yes.Mytemperatureseemsallright.Doctor:Well,openyourmouthandsay"Ah...".Boy:Ah....Doctor:Nothingserious.Justacold.Takethismedicinethreetimesaday,drinkmorewaterandhaveagoodrest.Tmsureyou'llbeallrightsoon.Boy:CanIgoouttoplaygamesthisafternoon?Doctor:I'mafraidnot.You'dbetterstayinbed.Boy:OK.Thankyou,doctor.Good-bye.Doctor:Good-bye.QUYZ%y\5<7⚪஺5.WhereisJohnSmithtalking?A.Ontheradio.B.Inclass.C.Atameeting.6.Howmanykindsofjobsareofferedtothestudents?A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.7.Howmuchwillthenewspaperpaythestudentsfortheirwork?A.Alittle.B.Alot.C.Nothing._ᩞᧇHello,I'mJohnSmith.AstheheadofSchoolDaily,I'dliketointroduceyoutoournewspaper.We'dlikesomevolunteerstohelpusimproveourpaper.Experienceisn'timportant,butwritingandtypingareimportant.Wewantsomepeopletorewritearticles.Weneedanexperttotakephotos.Wealsoneedseveralengineerswhoknowhowtoplanprintingworksincethepapercomesoutfivedaysaweek.Youknow,ourpaperisverypopularamongthestudentsandmanypeopleinthecityareinterestedinitaswell.So,wealsoneedsomestudentstosendthepapers.Goodmarksareamustforworkingonthepaper.Thereissomemoneyforyouaccordingtohowmuchworkyoudoforthepaper,butdon'texpecttogetrich.Thisisn*tsomethingyoudoforthemoney.Mostlyit'sjustforfun.Anyonewhoisinterestedinjoiningusshouldspeaktomeafterthismeeting.Bereadytostartworkingrightaway.Thankyouforlistening.

8TeleMessageWhocalled:1._Whattodo:gotoXiangshanParkWhentomeet:2.________tomorrowmorningWheretomeet:3._Howtogo:4._—_ᩞᧇW:Hello.ThisisLily.M:Hello.ThisisTom.MayIspeaktoPeter,please?W:Hi,Tom.I'msorryhe'sjustout.CanItakeamessage?M:Yes,please.MikeandIaregoingtoXiangshanParktomorrow.We'dlikePetertojoinus.W:Oh,great.Ithinkhewillbegladto.Whenandwhereareyougoingtomeet?M:Ateighto'clocktomorrowmorning,attheschoolgate.W:Howareyougoingthere?M:Bybike.Bytheway,pleasetellhimtobringhiscamera.W:OK.Anythingelse?M:No,thankyou.W:Allright.THlethimknowassoonashecomesback.M:Thankyou,Lily.Bye-bye.W:Bye.QYZ%^_ᐵ`a஺ActivityDayPlaceTicketonFridayRiverside1.________gamesonSaturday2.________concertonSaturdaynightRiverside3.$_or$5shows4.on________SchoolMuseumfree_ᩞᧇGoodmorning,boysandgirls.HereisyourweekendguideforRiversideHighSchool,andwe'reherewithsomesuggestionsforyouasusual.Myfirstsuggestionisaboutballgames.Itisagoodweekendforfootball.OnFriday,RiversideHighSchoolwillplayagainstLowlandHighSchoolatRiverside,andthentheywillfaceMapleRoadHighSchoolonSaturdayatCenterPark.Ifyouwanttowatchthefootballgames,youcanbuyticketsattheschoolticketoffice.TherearealsosometicketsfortheSaturdaynightconcertbytheBigAppleBand.Mostoftheticketsaretendollars;therearealsosomefivedollarseatsonsale.Tbgettheseats,calltheStudentCenterat646-578,orgototheboxoffice.Also,theschoolmuseumwbeopenfrom10:00a.m.until5:00p.m.onSunday.

9Besidesthestampshowandthephotoshowofearlypeople,therewillbeaspecialshowofpaintings.Theticketsarefree.Formoreinformation,youcangotoRoom121orcall646-853.Thishasbeentheweekendguide.YouarelisteningtoWKIDinRiversideHighSchool.Bbcdᵨ᧕⚪ஹ.⚪+⚪Uᓫ⚗gh஺1.Myparentsgaveanicetoydogformybirthday.A.IB.meC.myD.mine2.WetraveledallnighttoLondonandgotthere________Sundaymorning.A.forB.onC.atD.to3.-________doyouusuallyflykites?-Inthepark.A.WhyB.HowC.WhenD.Where4.Look!Thereare________picturesonthewall.A.anyB.someC.muchD.both5.-Wouldyouliketocometomyhousefordinnertonight?-I'dloveto,________Ihavelotsofworktodo.A.soB.orC.andD.but6.-Whichcoatis________onme,theblueoneortheblackone?-Theblueone.A.goodB.betterC.bestD.thebest7.-Whatdidyoudoafterschoolyesterday?-I________basketballwithmyfriends.A.playB.playedC.willplayD.amplaying8.Aliceaskedme________anotherbagforher.A.getB.gotC.togetD.getting9.TheOlympicGames________everyfouryears.A.areheldB.wereheldC.areholdingD.willhold10.-Doyouknow________now?-InthePeople'sHotel.A.whereisTomworkingB.wheredidTbmworkC.whereTomisworkingD.whereTomworked11.-________youplaytennis?-No.ButIcanplaytabletennis.A.CanB.MayC.MustD.Should12.Thechildrenwillclimbthehillifittomorrow.A.won*trainB.didn'trainC.doesn'trainD.isn'training13.-MayIspeaktoMrLi,please?A.Holdon,please.B.Helpyourself.C.You'rewelcome.D.Goodidea.

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11▅mᳮT᧕⚪ஹ.⚪+⚪U▅moᦻ%⌱[ᨬr⌱⚗஺AAdvertisementsCityLanguageCenterBayCollegeTheaterExperiencedEnglishteachergivesPresentanewplay,TheTourist,atBayclassesat7:30p.m.onMondaysandThursCollegeTheater,onSaturdayat8:00p.m..days.Classesare$18anhour.PleasecallTicketsare$15foradultsand$10forLisaorSueat689-555-0600afternoonsorstudents.CallBenat689-555-2433.evenings.CityLibraryCarter'sRestaurantNeedyourhelpwithitsmonthlybookNeedwaiterstoworkeveningsfromsale.Bringyouroldbooksandmagazines6:00to10:00p.m..Call689-555-5401,andtothelibrary.9:00a.m.-5:00p.m.,MondayaskforJohn.Youwillbepaid$8anhour.throughSaturday.1.IfyouwanttotakeEnglishclasses,youshouldpayanhour.A.$8B.$10C,$15D.$182.Youwanttoworkinarestaurant,soyoushouldcall.A.LisaB.JohnC.SueD.Ben3.YoucanseeanewplayatBayCollegeTheateratonSaturday.A.8:00p.m.B.9:00a.m.C.5:00p.m.D.10:00p.m.BIn2000,attheageof56,Jeffwasgoingtotakeadifficultanddangerousjourney¤¥intheArcticᓅ᩽ᙢ©.HewasplanningtowalktotheNorthPoleallbyhimself,pullinghisfood,tentandotherthingsbehindhimintwosledgesª«.BecausetheArcticiscoveredwithiceandwater,hewouldsometimeshavetositonhissledgesandusethemlikeaboat!Beforehestartedhisjourney,tomakehimselfstronger,Jeffspent2yearspracticingrunningandtookpartinmanyboatraces.HehadalsotraveledintheArcticfor28years.Allofthiswasgoodforhim.Buttherewasstilltrouble.JeffwassevendaysintohisjourneyintheArctic.Itwasdarkandterriblycold
-35࠷.Infaceofthisterriblylowtemperature,hehadmadegoodprogressacrosstheice.Suddenly,theicebrokeandoneofhissledgesfellintothesea.Jeffneededtogetitback,

12sohehadtoputhishandintotheice-coveredwater.Oncehehadgotthesledgehack,Jeffputuphistent,litafireandtriedtowarmuphiscoldhand.Itwasnohelp-hishandwasseriouslyhurtasithadbeeninthecoldforsolong.Heradioedforhelp,andanairplanewassenttosavehim.Finally,hearrivedatahospitalinCanada.Thedoctorstheresaidhehurthislefthandintheicywater.TheysavedhishandandadvisedhimnottotraveltotheNorthPolealoneanymore.ButJeffwasanexplorerandnobodycouldchangehismind.ItwouldbeyetanotherlonganddifficultbattleforJeffsoon.4.JeffwasplanningtowalktotheNorthPoleallbyhimselfin.A.1970B.1972C.1998D.20005.Jefffor2yearsbeforehisjourney.A.madespecialtentsB.practicedrunningC.hadmedicalchecksD.tookalongwalk6.Afteroneofhissledgesfellintothesea,whatdidJeffdofirst?A.Heputhishandintothewater.B.Helitafirenearthetent.C.Hewarmeduphishand.D.Heputuphistent.cWhenyoucoughorsneeze,you9dbetterturnyourheadawayfromothersandcoveryourmouthwiththefullpartofyourhand.Andthen,youshouldsay,"Excuseme”.Thisseemssosimple,butitissurprisinghowmanykidshaveneverbeentoldtodothis.Actually,Inoticeadultsallthetimewhocoughandsneezeinpublicwithoutplacingahandoverthemouth.OneimportantthingIpointouttothekidsisthataftertheysneezeorcoughontheirhands,theyshouldwashtheirhandsassoonaspossible.Ifnot,theywbepassingthosegerms®alongtoeverythingandeveryonetheytouch.Ifyoucometoadoorandsomeoneisfollowingyou,holdthedoor.Ifthedooropensbypulling,pullitopen,standtotheside,andallowtheotherpersontopassthroughfirst,thenyoucanwalkthrough.Ifthedooropensbypushing,holdthedoorafteryoupassthrough.Afterafewweeksofseeingkidstrytogetthroughdoorsintheschoolandwatchingthementerrestaurantsasthedoorhitotherpeople,IknewIhadtodiscusstheproblemwithmystudents.Teachingthemsmallactsofkindness,suchaslettingsomeoneelsegothroughadoorfirstastheyholditopen,mayseemunimportant,butitcangoalongwaytowardhelpingstudentsrealizehowtobepoliteandthankothers.Oncethey'vebeentold,they'rehalfwaythere.Whenwehavetogoupmovingstairs,wewillstandtotheright.Thatwillgiveotherswhoareinahurryachoiceofwalkinguptheleft-handsideofthemovingstairs.Whenwearegoingtoenteralift,theunderground,oradoorway,wewillwaitforotherstoexitbeforeweenter.

13AftercollegewhenImovedtoLondon,Iwassurprisedathowpoliteeveryonewasinthesubways.IwasevenmoretouchedwhenItraveledtoJapan.Inbothplaces,peoplemadeefforttomakewayforothers.Onmovingstairs,everyonestoodtotherightandwalkedtotheleft.Onlifts,everyonewouldstandovertothesideandallowotherstoexitbeforetheywouldbegintoenter.7.Whenyoucoughorsneeze,youshould.A.toucheverythingB.coveryourmouthC.pointouttothekidsD.passthegermstoothers8.Ifyoucometoadoorandsomeoneisfollowingyou,you'dbetter.A.holdthedoorB.passthroughC.closethedoorD.standtotheside9.Fromthepassagewecanknowthewriterisa.A.doctorB.travelerC.parentD.teacher10.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.therulesofbehaviourinpublicB.thewaysofcommunicationC.theactsofkindnessamongpeopleD.theknowledgeofsociallifeDWhohasn*tenjoyedeatingpeanuts?Didyouknowthatalthoughpeanutslooklikenutsandtastelikenuts,theyaren,tnutsatall?Theybelongtothepeafamily,sotheyarecalledpeanuts.Thepeanutgrowsflowersaboveground,butits"fruit1'growsunderground.Itgrowsinmorecountriesthanmostother“nuts”.ThepeanutisanativeSouthAmericanplant.Scientists.¯-believethatitgrewwildinBrazillongago.Theythinkthatforseveralthousandyearstheearlypeoplesof4SouthAmericamadeitapartoftheirdiet.~Thesepeopleswerenomadswhomovedonwhenanaturalfoodcouldnolongerbefoundinonearea.Along6thewaytheyprobablyletfallsomepeanuts,whichgotintothegroundandgrew.ThisisbelievedtobethewaytheplantreachedtheplacewheretheIncas
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lived.TheIncas,fromabout1100to1532,thoughthighlyofpeanuts.Thepeanutswereeateninseveralformsandusedassacrificialofferings²³totheIncanSunGod.Laterinthe16thcentury,Europeansoldiershadbroughtpeanutstootherpartsoftheworld,includingNorthAmerica,Africa,Asia,Europe,andPacificIslands.AlthoughpeanutswerefoundnativeinSouthAmerica,theyarenowgrowninalmosteverycountrythathaswarmweather.Indiaproducesthemostpeanuts.China*sproductionisnext,followedbytheUnitedStates.Thepeanutisspecialinmorewaysthanone.Itcanbeeatenraw,boiled,roasted,or

14fried.Hundredsofwidelydifferentproductshavebeenmadefromit.Carver,anAmericanscientist,sethimselfthetaskofdiscoveringnewusesforeatingandformanyotherproducts.Peanutsareveryhighlynutritiousandarealsohighinprotein´Zµ.Americansuseaboutseven-tenthsoftheirproteinintheformofmeat.InIndia,wherethepoorcan*tpayformeatormilk,peanutmealandpeanutmilkhavebeenproduced.Thesehavebeenagreathelptothepoor.Newproductsarecontinuallybeingmadefrompeanuts,amongthempeanutcheeseandapowderthatbecomespeanutbutterwhenwaterisadded.Thefactisthatpeanutsaresohealthythattheywereusedbyastronauts.Theunusualnutthatisn'tanutisoneofnature'smostamazinggifts.11.WhatisthemainideaofParagraphTwo?A.Thecountriesgrowingpeanuts.B.Thewaysofusingpeanuts.C.Thehistoryofthepeanut.D.Theoriginofthepeanut.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"nutritious"mean?A.Goodforhealth.B.Helpfultothepoor.C.Deliciousandtasty.D.Richinfatandoil.13.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothearticle?A.Americanseatpeanutsasmuchastheyeatmeat.B.ThepeanutwasfirstfoundinSouthAmerica.C.Astronautsatelotsofpeanutstokeephealthy.D.ChinagrowslesspeanutsthantheUS.14.Whatisthepurposeofthearticle?A.Toshowthatpeanutsbelongtothepeafamily.B.Toadviseustousemorepeanutproducts.C.Totellussomenewusesofpeanuts.D.Toletusknowmoreaboutpeanuts.X▅moᦻ%tuvw஺IssacNewtonwasbornin1642onChristmasDay.Hewassosmallwhenhewasbornthathismothersaidshecouldputhimintoalargebowl.Issacdidnothavegoodhealthwhenhewasababy._1Asachild,Issacdidn'tlikeplayingwithfriendsathisownage.Hereadalotandinventedsmalltoysforhimself.Whenhestartedschool,hewaslazyandseldomlistenedtotheteachers.Oneday,aboyinhisclasscalledhimstupidandhadafightwithhim._2Hestudiedhardandinashorttime,hewasthetopstudentinhisschool.Afterleavingschool,IssacwenttotheUniversityofCambridge.3Heusedhistoolstostudyhowplanetsmoved.Aftersometime,hebegantounderstandwhytheymovedinparticularways.Hekepthisideastohimselfbecausehewasveryshy.4_Intheyearafterthat,hemademanyimportantscientificdiscoveriesandbecameoneofthemostimportantscientistsinEngland.ln1705,hereceivedaspecialtitlefromtheQueenofEngland.

15A.Issacreceivedhisuniversitydegreein1665.B.Helikedtoplaybasketballwhenhewasyoung.C.ThenIssacdecidedthathewouldgetbettermarksthanthisboy.D.There,hespentalotoftimereadingandmakingscientifictools.E.However,hegrewupintooneofthemostfamousscientiststheworldhasknown.<▅moᦻ%y\z⚪஺BodyandhealthHealthwatcherssaythatinmanycountriespeoplewillgettaller.Wewillalsogetheavier.Thisisbecausewe'reeatingmorejunkfoodᚗ·¸³andexercisingless.However,wemaynothavetodiet⁚¸inthefuture.Scientistsaretryingtofindanewwaytohelpus.Justwait!WheretoworkIn20to30years'time,only20%ofpeoplewworkinanoffice,andmoreofuswillworkathome.Butthatdoesn'tmeanwe'llbeabletowatchTVallday.Withvideophonesandwebcamsº»᤬½¾%themanagerwbeabletokeepintouchandseeexactlywhatwe'redoing.Uh-oh.Online...allthetimeBeforelong,wellallbeontheInternet-allthetime.EverythingwillhaveinventionsthatconnectustotheInternet.Forexample,withverysmallcamerasinyoursunglasses,youcantakeapictureandsendittoafriend.ModemhomesBythe2030smosthomeswbefully“modem”.Thecomputercanhelpusdolotsofthingsjustwhenwemakeaphonecallhome.Scannersinyourfridgewillreadthebarcodesonfoodbags,andthentellyouwhenthefoodgoesbad.Evenbetter,yourfridgewillgoonlinetoorderfoodwhenitsempty.Nomoreshopping!barcodeMorebrainpower?Scientistssaytheyllbeabletobuildacomputerthatislikeahumanbrainby2020.Robotswiththeseman-madebrainswilldomanyjobsthathumansdotoday.Roadtravelshouldbecomesaferbecausecarswillcontrolthemselves.Sobythe2030s,therewon'tbeanymorecaraccidents.We'llbeabletoputcomputerchips¿ᱏinthehumanbraintomakeusclevererandincreaseourknowledge.Butsooncomputerswillbecomeclevererthanpeople.Somescientistssaythatby2050,computersmayeventakecontrolofourlives.Terrible,huh?

161.Willpeoplehavetodietinthefuture?2.Willmostpeopleworkathomeorinanofficein20to30years'time?3.Whatcanhelpyoutakeandsendapictureinthefuture?4.Whyisthefuturetrafficsafer?5.Whatwilllifebelikeinthefuture?

17{☢⊤&᧕⚪ஹ.⚪+⚪(U)jᡂvw஺1.⃅⃅%s(Ã%ÄÅÆÃ஺It'sseveno'clock,Lily_.2.ÇὁÉÊÃ%ËÌÍÎ᝛ᔳ஺MrsWangisill.toseeher.3.ÑÒUHÓÔÕÖ%×wÌ/ØḼᡭÛᦟÝ஺Thepartywillbegininanhour.Thechildrentheclassroom.4.“ßà”âã%ᡃÌåæçèÍé'஺TheBirdNestisallofuswanttovisititassoonaspossible.5.êëÍìᵯᾯïðḄHIñò%?óVCôõö*ᐶøÃ஺___________________________________hewasnotinterestedinhislessonsanymore.(X)ᦻ⊤&஺1.᪷ᦻᜧú+Aᦻû5B%ᑏúü3ýஹᔠ89ஹõÿ60
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18nextmonth.I'mthinkingofrunningawaytoHollywoodtomeethim.Canyouhelpmewiththeproblem?Yours,LucyHiLucy,Nicetohearfromyou.___________________________________________________Yours,LiLing

19ஹ⚪ὃᫀᳮUD⌱஺1.A2.C¡Dᡈ£¤⌱¥ᫀ஺1.A2.C3.C4.A5.C6,B7.A¦Dᡈ£¤§¨ᐵªT«஺DO1.Tom2,ateight3.attheschoolgate4.bybike£¤O1.football2.CentrePark3.ten/104.Sunday¬®¯ᵨUᓫ⚗²³஺1.B2,B3.D4.B5.D6.B7.B8.C9.A10.C11.A12.C13.A¡m´²³஺1.B2,A3.D4.C5.B6.A7.C8.D9.C10.B11.A12.D▅¶ᳮU▅¶ᦻ⌱¥ᨬ¸⌱⚗஺1.D2,B3.A4.D5.B6.A7.B8.A9.D10.A11.C12.A13.B14.D¡▅¶ᦻ¹º»}஺1.E2.C3.D4.A¦▅¶ᦻa¼⚪஺1.No./No,theywont2.Athome.3.Smallcamerasinsunglasses.4.Becausecarswcontrolthemselves.5.Itllbehealthier,safer,easierandmoremodern.S☢⊤0Umᡂ»}஺1.It*stimetogetup2.Let'sgo3.arebusycleaning4.sobeautifulthat5.Hespentsomuchtime
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20facedgreatdanger.Ishouldlearnfromhim.Iwillthinkofothersfirstandhelpthemasmuchaspossible.IwillnevergiveupwhenIfaceanydifficulties.2.Possibleversion:HiLucy,Nicetohearfromyou.Everyonehashisfavoritestarsandthere'snothingwrongwiththat.Iunderstandyou.ButIdon'tthinkwhatyoudoisrightsinceyouareastudent.You'dbetterreadmoreinterestingbooksandhavemoresportsinyourfreetime.Stopwritingtohimandwatchinghisfilms.Youmayalsotellyourproblemtoyourparentsandteachers.I*msurethey,IIhelpyou.RunningawaytoHollywoodisawrongidea.Workhardonyourlessonsandgetreadyfortheexams.Yourfutureisinyourhands.Yours,LiLing

21Àஹ▬¨▬¨UÂÃWÄ⚗Å⊤UஹÆÇÈÉ(SocialCommunications)1.¼᎛A.Hi!Hello!Goodmorning/afternoon/evening.Howareyou?Howareyoudoing?Pleasesayhellotoyourparents.Pleasegivemylove/bestwishestoLucy.B.Hi!Hello!Goodmorning/afternoon/evening.I'mOK.Fine,thanks,andyou?Verywell,thankyou.Sure.Allright.2.CÌA.MynameisJim.I'mastudent.I'mfromEngland.ThisisMr./Mr./Miss/MsBrown.rdlikeyoutomeetBob.B.Hello!Howdoyoudo?Nice/Glad/Pleasedtomeet(see)you.3.ÍA.Good-bye/Bye/Bye-bye.Goodnight.Seeyoulater/then/tomorrow/soon.IamsorryIhavetogonow.B.Good-bye/Bye/Bye-bye.Seeyou.Goodnight.Seeyoulater/then/tomorrow/soon.4.GÎA.Thankyou(verymuch).Thanksalot.Thankyouforyourhelp.

22It'sverykind/niceofyou.B.It*sapleasure.That'sOK/allright.You'rewelcome.5.⍝ÐA.Sorry.I'msorry.Excuseme,please.Ibegyourpardon.I*msorryforlosingyourbook.I'msorry(that)I'mlate.B.That'sOK.Ifsallright.Nevermind.Itdoesn'tmatter.It*snothing.6.⍸A.Wouldyouliketogoforawalk?Youmustcometodinnerwithus.MayIinviteyoutodinner?What/Howabouthavingaswim?B.OK.(1)Thankyou.I'dlikethat,thanks.Yes,I'dloveto.Thatwouldbeverynice.(2)No,thankyou.It*sveryniceofyou,butmymotherisill.I'dloveto,butTmafraidIhavenotime.I'msorryIcan't.Whataboutanothertime?7.ÒᐕÔA.MayIcomein?Can/CouldIuseyourtelephone?Would/DoyoumindifIopenthewindow?B.(1)Yes,please.Sure.Certainly.That'sallright.Ofcourse,youcan.(2)I'msorry,ifsnotallowed.I'mafraidnot.You'dbetternot.8.ÕÖÕ×A.Haveagoodday/time!

23Haveagoodjourney/trip!Goodluck!Enjoyyourself!Bestwishestoyou.HappyNewYear!MerryChristmas!Happybirthday!Congratulations!Welldone!B.Thankyou.You,too.Thesametoyou.9.ØÙA.Doyouwantmetocleantheroom?CanIhelpyou?Wouldyoulikemetohelpyou?WhatcanIdoforyou?Letmetakeyourbags.B.(1)Yes,please.Yes,thanks.Thankyou.Thatwouldbenice/fine.Thankyouforyour(the)help.(2)No,thanks/thankyou.Thankyouallthesame.That'sverykindofyou.10.ÚÇA.Willyoubefreetomorrow?Doyouhavetimethisafternoon?Howabouttomorrowmorning?When/Whereshallwemeet?Couldwemeetat4:30?Let'smakeit4:30.B.(1)Yes,111befreethen.Allright.Seeyouthen.(2)I'mafraidIhavenotimethen.Sorry,Iwon'tbefreethen.ButI'llbefreetomorrow.11.ᡭᵯA.Hello!MayIspeaktoTom?Hello!I'dliketospeaktoMr.Green.IsthatLiuYingspeaking?CanIleaveamessage?I'llcallbacklater/again.I'llringhim/herupagain.B.Hello!ThisisMaryspeaking.

24Hello,whoisthat?Holdon/theline,please.Justamoment,please.Hello,who'sspeaking?Sorry.He/Sheisn*thererightnow.CanItakeamessage?Sorry.Ican*thearyou.Thelineisbad/busy.Icouldn'tgetthrough.Sorry,I'mafraidyouhavethewrongnumber.12.4⚶A.Wouldyoulikesomethingtoeat/drink?Whatwouldyoulike(tohave)?Wouldyoulikesomemorefish?Helpyourselftosomefish.B.(1)Yes,Tdlikeadrink.I'dlikericeandchicken.Justalittle,please.CanIhavesomemoresoup?It'ssodelicious.Thankyou.Ilikegreentea.(2)No,thankyou.I'vehadenough.I'mfull,thankyou.13.4ÝA.Whafsthematter(withyou)?Whatseemstobethetrouble?Doyouhaveafever?Howlonghaveyoufeltlikethis?It'snothingserious.Takethismedicinethreetimesaday.Youllbeallright/wellsoon.B.Ihaveaheadache/cough/fever.Ifeelterrible/bad.Idon'tfeelwell.Ithurtshere.Ican'tsleepwell.14.ÞᱥA.Can/MayIhelpyou?WhatcanIdoforyou?Howmany/muchwouldyoulike?Whatcolor/size/kindwouldyoulike?Whataboutthisone?Here'syourchange.B.Iwant/Tdlikeapairofshoes.

25Howmuchisit/arethey?MayItryiton?It'stoobig/small.Sorry,it'stooexpensive.Doyouhaveanyothercolors/sizes/kinds?Twoandahalfkilos/pounds,please.That'sfine.Tiltakeit.Justhavealook.Well,I'llthinkaboutit.15.¼àA.Excuseme.Where'sthewashroom?Canyoutellmehowtogettothepostoffice?Excuseme.WhichbusgoestoWorldPark?Excuseme.WhichisthewaytotheBankofChina?Excuseme.Couldyoutellmethewaytothestation,please?HowcanIgettoNo.4MiddleSchool?B.(1)It'soverthere.It'sabout400metersfromhere.Godownthisstreetuntilyouseethetallredbuilding.Turnright/leftatthefirst/secondcrossing/comer.Youcan'tmissit.YoucantakebusNo.103.You'dbettertakeataxi.(2)Sorry.Idon*tknow.Tmastrangerhere.16.áᜩãA.What'stheweatherliketoday?How'stheweatherinBeijing?Whatacold/hotdaytoday!It'sanice/fine/beautifuldaytoday.B.It*ssunny/cloudy/windy/rainy/snowy/foggy.It'sgettingcool/cold/warm/hot.17.¬È▭åPardon?Ibegyourpardon?Idon'tunderstand.Sorry,Ican*tfollowyou.Canyouspeakmoreslowly,please?Howdoyousay..,inEnglish?Idon'tknowhowtosaythatinEnglish.Idon'tknowthewordinEnglish.Howdoyouspellit,please?I'msorryIonlyknowalittleEnglish.18.⏨çWDon*tforgetyourraincoat.

26Remembertolockthedoor.Mindyourhead/step!Nosmoking!Wetfloor!Lookout!Becareful!Don'ttouch!It'sdangerous!19.èYou'dbettergotoseethedoctor.YoushouldlistentoandreadEnglisheveryday.YouneedtobuyaChinese-Englishdictionary.Don'trush/hurry/push.Pleasestandinline.20.Let'sgoandhavealook.What/HowaboutapicnicthisSunday?Whydon*tyoubuyacomputer?Whynotgotoamovie?¡ஹ᝱ê(Attitudes)21.(Wë(WSure.Certainly.Ofcourse.Allright.Iagree.Noproblem.Thafsagoodidea.Yes,Ithinkso.Noway.Ofcoursenot.Idon'tagree.Idon'tthinkso.I'mafraidnot.22.ìíìíThishookisveryinteresting.Ilike/lovethemovie(verymuch).Ilike/lovetoplaycomputergames.Iliketakingphotos.Ienjoylisteningtomusic.I'minterestedinscience.Heisfondofmusic.

27Thissongisbad.Idon'tlikethemovieverymuch/atall.Idon'tenjoycollectingstamps.Ihatetodohomework.23.îïîïI'msure.I'msureofthat.I'm(quite)sure(that)shelljoinus.I'mnotsosure.I'mnotsureofthat.I'mnotsurewhether/ifshecancome.Maybeyou'reright.Perhapssheisathomenow.It'shardtosay.24.ðÃðÃA.Hecan/maycometoday.Itmaysnowtonight.It'spossibletofinishthehomeworkbefore6o'clock.B.Hemaynotcomesoearly.Hecan'tbeintheofficenow.It'snotlikelytosnowsoon.It'simpossibletofinishmyhomeworkwithinonehour.25.ÃñÃñHecanrideabike.He*sabletopassthemathexam.Heisgoodatfootball.Hecan'tswim.She'snotgoodatswimming.26.ò᰿᰿Iprefertea.Whichdoyouprefer,teaorcoffee?IlikeEnglishbetter/(the)best.Myfavouritesubjectisphysics.27.WÖᡭôI'llgowithyou.I'mgoingtoseemyheadteacherthisafternoon.I'dliketomakeaphonecalltoherafterclass.Iwant/hopetofindanEnglishpen-friend.IplantogotoHangzhouthissummer.Iwon*tseethemovieagain.

28I'mnotgoingtobuythebook.Idon'twanttoliveinthebigcity.28.õöÖöIwishtoseeyouagain.Ihopetobecomeadoctor.Ihopeitstaysfine.Ihopeso.Ihopenot.29.⊤÷øùA.Verygood!Welldone!Wonderful!Excellent!YouspeakEnglishverywell!Yourdressisbeautiful!Comeon!Keeptrying!Youcandoit!B.Thankyou.OK.I'lltryagain.30.úᜓüឌWhatdoyoumeanbydoingso?Howcouldyoucheatyourteacher?Whydidn*tyoutellmethetruth?I'msorrytohavesaidthat,butthisroomistoodirty.Whydon'tyoudosomethingaboutit?31.þÿIdon'tcare.Itdoesn'tmattertome.ஹEmotions32.ᐶHowwonderful/nice!That'slovely/great/wonderful!I'msohappy.It'swelldone.I'mpleasedtoknowthat.33.᜻Really?Ohdear!Isthatso?Whatasurprise!Hownicetoseeyou!Howsurprising!I'msurprised!

29Doesthatsurpriseyou?34.⇋Whafswrong?Whafsthematter?Anythingwrong?Whatshouldwedo?Areyouworriedaboutyourhealth?35.᠚Don*tbeafraid.Don'tworry.It's(quite)allright.It'llbeOK/allright.36.Good!Welldone!Perfect!That'sfine.That'sbetter.That'sgoodenough.I'mpleasedwithyourspokenEnglish.37.⍡I'msosorry!It'sagreatpity!Whatashame!Thafstoobad!38.I'msosorry!I'msosorryaboutyourillness.I'msorrytohearyouaregoingaway.Pleaseacceptmydeepsympathy.39.អHelp!Howterrible!I'mafraidofthatdog.I'mfrightened.ஹ(Time)40.A.Excuseme.What'sthetime,please?Excuseme.Whattimeisit?WhendidyoucometoChina?Whattimedoyougetupeveryday?B.It'shalfpastfive/twentytonine.IcametoChinain1998.Igetupat6o'clock.

3041.A.Howlonghaveyoubeeninthisschool?Howlongdoesittakeyoutogettoschool?WhendidyouliveinBeijing?Howlonghaveyoubeenill?B.Ihavebeeninthisschoolforthreeyears.Ittakesmetwentyminutesbybike.IlivedinBeijingfrom1996to1999.IhavebeenillsincelastMondaynight.42.⚣A.Howoftendoyougotomovies?B.Igotothemovieonceaweek.Ioftengotomovies.43.Whatdidyoudonext?Finallywefoundourwayout.Itrainedevenharderlateron.ஹ(Space)44.A.Whereisthepicture?B.It*son/at/above/in/under/beside/near/behindthetable.Hesitsatthebackoftheroom.Thelabisinthecentreoftheschool.45.!ᔣA.Whichisthewaytothestation?Whereisthetrain/busgoing?Whereareyougoing?B.Godownthisstreet,andturnleft/rightatthefirstcrossing.ThetrainisgoingtoXi'an.Thetrainisgoingtotheeast/west/south/north.I'mgoingtotherailwaystation.I'mleavingforShanghai.46.#$A.Howfarisyourschoolfromhere?B.Itsabout40minutesbybike.It'sabout6kilometers/milesaway.%ஹ&ᙠ(Existence)47,&ᙠA.Isthereabirdinthetree?Arethereanyapplesonthetree?Whafsinthetree?B.Yes,thereis/are.There'sabirdinthetree.Therearemany/alotofbirdsinthetree.

3148.(&ᙠA.IsthereanEnglishbookintheschoolbag?ArethereanyEnglishbooksintheschoolbag?Isn'tthereanywaterinthebottle?B.No,thereisn't/aren*t(any).Thereisn*tanEnglishbookintheschoolbag.Therearen,tanyEnglishbooksintheschoolbag.No,thereisnowaterinthebottle.There*snomorepaperintheprinter.).ᱯ+(Features)49.,-A.Whatdoesitlooklike?What'stheshapeoftheclouds?B.Itlookslikeacamel.It'sround/long/tall/short.It'sacircle/square.It'saU-shapedroad.50..⁐A.Whatcoloristhebag?B.It'sgreen/red/blue/yellow/black/white/orange/lightbrown/darkblue.51.ᩞᧇA.Whafsthetablemadeof?Whafstheredwinemadefrom?B.It'smadeofwood.It'smadefromgrapes.Iboughtasilkskirtyesterday.52.23A.Howmuchisthedictionary?Howmuchisit?Howmucharethey?Isitcheap/expensive?B.Thedictionarycostsme100yuan.Thedictionaryisexpensive/cheap.53.43A.Whatsizeisyoursweater?Whatsizeshoesdoyouwear?B.ThesizeofmysweaterisXXL.It'stoobig/small/long/shortforme.54.56A.Howoldareyou?Howoldishe/she?B.I'meighteen.He/Sheissixyearsold.UncleWangisanoldman.

327ஹ89(Measurement)55.:A.Howlongisthebridge?B.It's430metres/feetlong.56.;A.Howwideistheriver?B.It*sabout200metreswide.57.A.Howtall/highisthebuilding?B.Ifs130metrestall/high.Thebuildinghas85floors/stories.58.ᦪ9A.Howmanystudentsarethereinyourclass?Howmuchwaterdoyoudrinkeveryday?B.Therearefortystudentsinourclass.Idrinkfiveglassesofwatereveryday.=ஹ>?(Comparison)59.@>?Myrulerisaslongasyours.Icanrunasfastasyoucan.Thisbookisnotasinterestingasthatone.Ican'trunsofastasyoucan.60.AB>?LilyisyoungerthanKate.Theredskirtismoreexpensivethantheyellowone.IrunfasterthanJim.Mrs.BakerwalksmoreslowlythanMr.Baker.Jimisthetallestinhisclass.Tomisthebestofall.61.CDEABThispictureisthesameasthatoneonthewall.Lucyislikehermother.Tomlookslikehisfather.Mypictureisdifferentfromyours.Therearefivedifferencesbetweenthetwopictures.ᓝஹGHᐵJ(Logicalrelations)62.KLEMNA.Whyareyoulateforschool?Howcouldyoumissthetrain/plane?B.BecauseIgotuplatethismorning.Sinceshedidnotfeelwell,shestayedathome.Becauseofthebadtraffic,wemissedthetrain.Heatetoomuch,sohedidnotfeelwell.63.OḄ

33A.Whyareyouheretoday?Whydidyoudothat?B.Icameheretoseeyouoff.H^RஹST(Occupation)64.UVA.Whatdoyoudo?Whafsyourjob?Whatareyougoingtobe?B.I'mateacher/doctor/worker/farmer/businessman/manager.I'mgoingtobeascientist/computerengineer.65.ᓫA.Wheredoyouwork?B.I'mteachingEnglishinahighschool.

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