A.How | B.What | C.What a | D.What an |
A.haven't they | B.don't they | C.aren't they | D.won't they |
A.would…happen | B.was…happening | C.has…happened | D.had…happened |
A.prevent | B.protect | C.present | D.provide |
It’s Sunday today. But Jack is busy. He can’t play at home because he must go to a singing class in the morning and have an English class in the afternoon. Is he not happy? No. Art and English are his favorite subjects. They are interesting for him.
Mr. Smith is Jack’s art teacher. And his English teacher is Ms. Cindy. They are his favorite teachers. Jack’s father wants Jack to be a doctor like him, but Jack doesn’t like it. He wants to be a musician (音乐家). He learns to sing and play the piano. He is very busy, but he is very happy. He says, “It is worth (值得) being busy for my dream (梦想).
1.Jack can’t play at home on Sunday because ________.A.he must go to school. |
B.he must go to see a doctor. |
C.he must meet his father. |
D.he must go to singing and English classes. |
A.A doctor. | B.A musician. | C.A postman. | D.An English teacher. |
A.Jack likes music very much |
B.Jack can play soccer ball |
C.Jack’s mother is a teacher |
D.Jack can swim |
A.Jack’s Favorite Teachers |
B.Jack’s Dream |
C.Jack’s Favorite Lessons |
D.Jack’s Busy Life for the Dream |
Wang Lei, Shanghai
With the “double reduction” policy, I have more time to do after-school activities (课后活动). I like
Li Xin, Chongqing
The “double reduction” policy really helps me. I do my homework of all subjects for only two hours. I can
The eyes are the window of the soul (灵魂). Eye language can show different feelings. People from English-speaking countries have more eye contact (交流) when they are in conversation. When Americans are talking, they usually look at each other in the eye. But there are many rules about eye language: Whether to look at the other speaker or not; when it is the time to look, how long they can look; who they can look at and who they can’t. All these have different meanings.
Americans put great importance on the time and the way of eye contact. In ordinary conversation, they will look at each other about one minute and then they will look away. Too long eye contact will make people feel uncomfortable. Once some Americans had a trip to a foreign village and the local people stared (盯着) at them. The Americans were angry and thought the local people were not friendly. In fact, they were just curious (好奇的).
People who like each other have more eye contact than people who dislike each other. Women usually communicate with more eye contact. If two Americans stare at each other, it shows they are close friends. In North America, children have learned to look at the other speaker in the eye. If they don’t, they are thought to be not confident.
1.What does the underlined sentence in Paragraph 1 mean?A.Our eyes can speak in conversation. | B.Our eyes can see the speaker. |
C.We can read one’s mind through his/her eyes. | D.Eye language is more important than the soul. |
A.How long to look at each other. | B.When to look at the other speaker. |
C.How to look away from the other speaker. | D.Whether to look at the other speaker or not |
A.they respect each other | B.they are close friends |
C.they understand each other | D.they are curious about each other |
A.If people like each other, they will have less eye contact. |
B.Americans don’t care about the way of eye contact. |
C.Women usually make more eye contact than men. |
D.Most Americans like long eye contact when talking. |
Once there lived a farmer called Henry. He had a brother, Mike, who was an excellent gardener. His skill (技艺) and his beautiful trees were
One sunny day, Henry went to town to
A.simple | B.famous | C.similar | D.common |
A.invite | B.find | C.visit | D.appear |
A.apple | B.grape | C.pear | D.banana |
A.although | B.unless | C.even if | D.as long as |
A.for | B.in | C.with | D.on |
A.learn | B.wonder | C.mind | D.understand |
A.hill | B.road | C.grass | D.garden |
A.put | B.cut | C.push | D.shake |
A.taste | B.pick | C.break | D.miss |
A.Finally | B.Firstly | C.Luckily | D.Certainly |
A.hopes | B.life | C.leaves | D.fruit |
A.waited for | B.looked for | C.sent for | D.asked for |
A.happily | B.angrily | C.kindly | D.carelessly |
A.warm | B.small | C.quiet | D.cold |
A.anything else | B.nothing else | C.something else | D.everything else |
Throughout the year, there are many activities at school. One of
After that time is over, we bring the collected food to our local Community Table. The families in our community can go for a warm meal
I was pleased that
A.popular | B.more popular | C.most popular | D.the most popular |
A.is | B.was | C.been | D.has been |
A.different | B.differently | C.more different | D.difference |
A.few | B.little | C.a few | D.a little |
A.from | B.at | C.to | D.into |
A.a | B.an | C.the | D./ |
A.too | B.also | C.either | D.as well |
A.give | B.giving | C.gave | D.to give |
A.others | B.another | C.other | D.the others |
A.so | B.if | C.though | D.but |
A.send | B.sends | C.sent | D.will send |
A.surprise | B.surprised | C.surprising | D.surprises |
A.we | B.us | C.our | D.ourselves |
A.How | B.How a | C.What | D.What a |
A.can’t | B.needn’t | C.shouldn’t | D.mustn’t |