2020年北京市房山區(qū)八年級英語上學(xué)期期末50閱讀題沖刺訓(xùn)練

一、閱讀理解1．Somechildrenwishtobewriterssomeday.Theywanttowritestoriesorbooksforpeopletoread.That'sgood!It'sgoodtowritesomethingforpeopletoread!Buttheyshouldknowthattheyneedtobegoodreadersfirstbeforetheyarereallygoodwriters.Theyshouldreadalotofbooks,instead(代替)ofwatchingTVandspendingalotoftimeplayinggameswhentheyarefree.Thereismorefuninreading,youwanttolookformorebookstoread.Beforeyoudecide(決定)tobeagoodwriter,you'dbettersaytoyourself,"Imustreadmoreandmore!"根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確答案。Thisarticlemainlytellsusthat .A．somechildrenwishtobewriterssomedayitisgoodtowritesomethingforpeopletoreadC．readingcanbehelpfulforustobecomeagoodwriterD．writersliketoreadmorebooksforfunSomechildrenwanttobewriters .A．becausetheywanttobegoodreadersB．towritestoriesorbooksforpeopletoreadC．tofindgoodworksomedayD．togetmoremoneytokeepafamilyIt'sgoodforchildren .A．todoalotofreadingB．towatchTVintheeveningC．tohavewishesonlyD．tobegoodwritersrightnowReadingcan .A．helpyoutobeagoodplayerB．helpyouwritewellC．makeyouworkbetterD．makeyouwatchmoreTVathomeFromthepassageweknowthat .A．a(chǎn)llchildrenliketobewritersB．peopleliketoreadforchildrenC．a(chǎn)llwritersarechildrenD．childrenneedtoreadmoreandmorebookOneday，Johnreadanadvertisementinanewspaper.Itsaid，“Watned.Thebestsalesmanintheworld.”Johnthoughthewasagreatsalesmanandwenttoaskforthejob. “I'mthebestsalesmanintheworld，hesaidtothemanager.salesmanintheworld，hesaidtothemanager.Givemethejob.themanagersaid.Youmustproveyouarethebes，t“OK，Iwill，”Johnsaid.themanagersaid.“Good.”Themanagertookseveralboxesofsweetsoutofhisdesk. “LastweekIboughtathousanboxesofsweets.Ifyoucansellthemallbeforetheendoftheweek，youcanhavethejob，”saidthemanager.“That'seas，y”Johnsaid.Hetooktheboxesofsweetsnadlefttheoffice.Everydayandeverydayhewentfromshoptoshop，tryingtosellthesweets.Buthecouldn'tsellone.Thesweetsweretoobadforhimtosell.Attheendoftheweekhewentbacktothemanager.“I'mso，rrysir，”hesa，id“Iwaswrongaboutmyself.I'mnotthebestsalesmanintheworld，butIknowwhois.”“O，h”saidthemanager.？“”Who“Thepersonwhosoldyouathousandboxesofthesweets. ”ThemanagertoldJohn .A．hecouldstartworkatonceB．hewasthebestsalesmanintheworldC．hewasn'tagoodsalesmanD．hemustshowhewasthebestsalesmanintheworldJohncouldgetthejobif .A．hesoldathousandboxesofsweetsB．hegaveawayathousandboxesofsweetsC．hesentthemanagerathousandboxesofsweetsD．heboughtathousandboxesofsweetsfromthemanagerChoosetherightorderofthestory .(1)Johnwenttoaskforthejob.(2)Johntoldthemanagerwhothebestsalesmanreallywas.(3)Johnreadanadvertisementinanewspaper.(4)Johnwenttosellthesweets.A．(1)(3)(2)(4)B．(3)(1)(4)(2)C．(3)(1)(2)(4)D．(4)(1)(2)(3)Fromthisstorywecanknowthat .A．Johndidn'tgetthejobB．JohnwasagoodsellerC．themanagerwasagoodsellerD．theadvertisementwasagoodoneJohncouldn'tsellthesweetsbecause .A．hewasnotagoodsalesmanB．thesweetsweretoobadC．hewantedtosendthemtohisfriendsD．nobodylikedsweetsFishandapplesoup'？Yes,andyouwon'tbelievehowdeliciousitis.ThisfirstcameoutofarestaurantinSingapore,butitisnowverypopularasthesoupdujourinChineserestaurants.Ingredients(serves4):1.Wholefish2apples,quartered,4-6gingerslices(姜片1bunchofspringonions,cutintopierces1redtomato,cutinto8pierces，oil.saltandpepperMethods:Removethebonesfromthefish.Pouroilintoapan.Flythegingerslices,andthespringonionsAddthefishhonesandoil.Addenoughwaterandboilitforabout15to20minutes,Addtheapples,thefishandthetomato.Whentheapplesgosoft,adssaltandpepper,TOC\o"1-5"\h\zThispassageisprobably .A．a(chǎn)poemB．a(chǎn)pieceofnewsC．a(chǎn)storyD．a(chǎn)recipeThenameofthesoupinChineserestaurantsis .A．dujoursoupB．tomatosoupC．unionsoupD．gingersoupTheunderlinedword"quartered"means .A．榨汁 B．切成四份 C．洗凈 D．炸碎Ifyouwanttocookthesoupfor8people,youwillneed redtomatoes.A．1B．2C．3D．4Inwhatordershouldyouaddtheingredientswhilecookingthesoup?A．a(chǎn)pples,fishandtomato—gingerslicesandspringonions—oil—fishbonesB．oil—fishbones—gingerslicesandspringonions—apples,fishandtomatoC．oil—gingerslicesandspringonions—fishbones—apples,fishandtomatoD．gingerslicesandspringonions—fishbones-apples,fishandtomato—oilWheredoyouthinkpeoplewillliveinthefuture?Canyoupredictpeoplewillworkandliveinthesea?Buthowwillpeoplegotoworkthen?Bysubmarine(潛水艇).Somescientistsbelievethatsomedaysubmarineswillbeasmanyastoday'scars.AfamousFrenchdiversays, “Oneday,manwillwalkontheoceanfloorastheydoonthestreet!"Ifhumanswanttoliveinthesea,theyhavetosolvealotofproblemsfirst.Someoftheseproblems,similartothoseoflivingonthemoon,arelackofoxygen(缺氧) andweightlessness(失重) .Manyquestionsarehardtoanswer.Forexample,whatwillhappentoourbodiesifweIiveinthewaterforaverylongtime?Scientistsarelookingforanswers.Maybein50yearsmanwillbeabletoliveinthesea,awayfromthecrowdedandnoisycitiesonland.Manwillfinditfunandinterestingtoliveinthesea.Andlifeintheseaismorecomfortable.Don'tyouthinkso?根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容 ,判斷下列句子正（ T）誤（ F）。Somescientiststhinkpeoplewillhavetoliveinthesea.Ifhumanswanttoliveinthesea,theyhavetosolvealotofproblemsfirst.Humanswillhavedifficultyinbreathingiftheyliveinthesea.Peoplewillgotoworkbysubmarineiftheyliveinthesea.Manwillfinditfunandinterestingtoliveinthesea.閱讀短文，判斷正誤。Alanworkedinanofficeinthecity.Heoftenwenttothebeachonvacation.Onedayhesawanadinanewspaper,“Enjoycountrylife.SpendseveralweeksatWillowFarm.Goodfood,freshair,horseriding,walking,fishing.Reasonableprices. ”“Thatsoundslikeagoodide，a”hethought,“I'llspendamonthatWillowFarm.I'llenjoyhorseriding,walkingandfishinginsteadofsittingbytheseaside(海邊 )．”Fourdayslaterhecamebackhome.“What'swrongwithWillowFarm？”hisfriendaskedhim, “Didn'tyouenjoyc？ou”ntrylife“Countrylifewasfine，”Alansaid,“Buttherewasanotherproblem. ”“Oh,wha？t”“ThefirstdayIwasthereasheepdies死(),andwehadroastmutton(烤羊肉)fordinner.”“Freshmeatisthebest.”“Iknow,butontheseconddayacowdies,andwehadroastbeeffordinner.“Luckyyou！”“Youdon'tunderstan，d”Alansaid,“Onthethirddayapigdied,wehadroastporkfordinner.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z“Adifferentroasteveryday. ”“OnthefourthdaythefarmerdiesandIdidn'tdarestayfordinner. ”正確的寫 “T”，錯誤的寫 “F”。Alanworkedbytheseaside.Alanoftenwenttothecityonvacation.AlanwantedtogoonvacationatWillowFarmbecausehesawanad.Alanstayedthereforfourdays.Alancamebackhomebecausecountrylifewastoobad.EmilyhasapenpalinEngland.HernameisAlice.Theywritetoeachothertwiceamonth.InherlastletterAlicetoldEmilyhowshespentaweekinJapanwithherfamily.HereisEmily'sreply(答復(fù)).DearAlice,Thankyouforyourlastletter,Ienjoyedreadingitverymuch.ItseemedthatyouhadamorewonderfulsummervacationthanIdid.IhopeIcanalsogotoJapanoneday.InthisletterIwilltellyouaboutmybestfriend.HernameisKate.KatehaslongbrownhairandblueeyesandIhaveshortblackhairandblackeyes.Weareboth13yearsold,butsheisalittletallerthanme.Sheisalwayshappyandveryfriendly.Wesitnexttoeachotherinclass.Sheisgoodatmath,andIdowellinhistory.Weoftenhelpeachotherwithourschoolwork.Wealwaysgohometogetherandplaycomputergamesforanhour.Katethinksveryquicklyandsheusuallywins.Kateislearningtoplaythepiano.Iamlearningtoplaytheviolin.WepracticetogethereveryMondayandWednesday.Nowwecanplayverywell.SometimesKatestaysthenightatmyhouse,orIstaythenightatherhouse.Wealwayshaveagoodtime.Haveyoueverstayedthenightatyourbestfriend ’shouse?Writesoon!Love,EmilyEmilyWhatdidAlicewriteaboutinherlastlettertoEmily?A．Herfamily.B．Herstudy.C．Herbestfriend.D．Hersummervacation.WhatdoesEmilydoaftershegoesbackfromschool?A．ShewatchesTV.B．Sheplayssports.C．Shedoesherhomework.D．Sheplayscomputergames.HowoftendoesEmilypracticetheviolin?A．Onceaweek.B．Twiceaweek.C．Onceamonth.D．Twiceamonth.WhichisRIGHTaboutEmilyandKate?A．Theyarebothgoodathistory.B．Theycanplaytheviolinwell.C．Theyareboththirteenyearsold.D．Theybothhavelongbrownhair.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtotheletter?A．EmilyandKateareclassmates.B．KatehopestogotoJapanoneday.C．Emilyfindsithardtoplaytheviolinwell.D．EmilyandKateliveinthesameneighborhood.閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷所給句子正( T)誤(F)。Whatdoyouthinkthefuturewillbelike?Herearesomeanswersfromsomestudents.YuanLi:Ifwedon'ttakegoodcareoftheearthnow,ourchildrenandgrandchildrenwillbebornintoaworldwithmuchpollution.Therewillbefewertreesandmorebuildings,becausetherewillbemorepeople.WangTao:Ithinktheweatherinthefuturewillbemuchhotter.Peoplewillbeabletoliveinthesea,awayfromthecrowdedandnoisycitiesonland.LiYue:Ithinkthelifeinthefuturewillbebetter.Mostpeopleintheworldwilluseby2020,sotherewillbelesspollutionandpeoplewilllivetobe200yearsold.Asforspacetravel,Iwouldsay,wewillvisitMars(火星)inaboutfiftyyears.Thestudentsaretalkingaboutlifeinthefuture.YuanLithinkspeoplewilllivelongerinthefuture.WangTaothinkstheseawillbetoonoisyandcrowdedformantolivein.LiYuethinksmostpeopleintheworldwilluse “2g0r.eencars”by20YuanLithinkstherewillbemoretreesandmorebuildings.AllofBritaintalkedabouttheroyalwedding(皇室婚禮 )betweenPrinceWilliamandKateMiddleton.Manypeoplewantedtowatchit.Butonlyasmallpartofthemcouldgetaninvitation.HermioneSuttonisasix-year-oldgirlfromEpson.Sheisoneoftheluckyfewpeoplewhogotaticket(入場券)totheroyalwedding.ItisdifficultforHermionetowalkorstandforalongtime.HermotherHelenfoundthattheroyalfamilycouldgivesomeseatsfordisabled(殘疾的)people.Shedecidedtoaskforthetickets.Theywaitedandwaited.OnMarch31st,theygotaninvitation.“IthoughtitwasajokeforApril1st.Diditarriveadayearlier? ”HelenSuttonsaid.Hermionewasexcitedtowatchtheroyalwedding.ShewaitedfortheApril29thwedding.“We’lltakeflowers,camerasandIcantakemorephotosthatdaythaninthepastyearormore,shesaid.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳選項。TOC\o"1-5"\h\zHermioneisfrom .A．AmericaB．CanadaC．EnglandD．AustraliaThereissomethingwrongwithHermione ’s .A．a(chǎn)rmB．legC．handD．heart askedfortheticketoftheroyalwedding.A．HermioneB．HelenC．WilliamD．KateTheticketarrivedon .A．March31stB．April1stC．April29thD．May2ndHermionewon’ttake totheroyalwedding.A．flowersB．camerasC．ticketsD．ringsAreyoutiredafterstudyinghard?Americancountrymusicwilltakeyouawayforawhile.Theguitarsandsongswilltakeyoutomountainsandfieldsthere.Countrymusictalksabouteverydaylifeandfeelings.It'sthespiritofAmerica,easytounderstand,slowandbasic.CountrymusicdevelopedintheSouthernUnitedStates.ItwasthefolkmusicoftheAmericancountryside.Manyofthesongstellaboutthelivesoffarmers.Theytalkaboutlove,cropsordeath.Rurallifecanbehard,sothewordsareoftensad.Atfirst,peopleplayedthemusiconlyatfamilyparties.Butitbecamemorepopular.Inthe1920s,peopleplayedcountrysongsontheradio,andtheymadethemintorecords.Whenpeoplemovedtotownsandcitiestolookforwork,theytooktheirmusicwiththem.CountrymusiccontinuedtochangeandbecamepopularacrossAmerica.JohnDenverwasoneofAmerica'smostfamouscountrysingersinthe1970s.HissongTakeMeHome,CountryRoadsisverypopularandpeoplestillplayittoday.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutcountrymusic?A．It'seasytounderstand.B．It'susuallyabouteverydaylife.C．ItstartedinthenorthoftheU.S.D．It'spopularacrossAmerica.Theunderlinedword“rural”probablym”eans “A．城市的 B．校園的 C．鄉(xiāng)村的 D．流行的PeopleoftenplaycountrymusicwithA．theguitarB．thepianoC．theviolinD．thedrumcountrysongsweremadeintorecords.A．Inthe1930s.B．Inthe1940s.C．Inthe1950s.D．Inthe1920s.Whenpeoplemovedtotownsandcities,theyA．forgottheirmusicB．tooktheirmusicwiththemC．learnedotherkindsofmusicD．playedtherockmusicManyanimalshavetails.Theyusetheirtailstodomanydifferentthings.Someanimalsusetheirtailsasflywatters(蒼蠅拍) .Haveyoueverseenacowshakeitstailbackandforth?It’sdrivingawaytheflies.Horsesalsousetheirtailsinthesameway.Someanimalshangbytheirtails.Monkeysoftendothis.Thentheycanuseallfouroftheirpawsforotherthings,suchaseating.Monkeysusetheirtailsasa"hanger",whichcanhelpthemhanginthetreesandclimbtrees.Animalsthatliveinthewaterusetheirtailstohelpthemswim.Afishusesitstailfromsidetoside.Akangaroohasalarge,usefultail.It ’slikeachair.Thekastandsonitstailtorest.Ithelpsthekangaroostandwell.Thetailisalsogoodforlanding.Thisisimportantbecauseanadultkangaroocanjumpasfaras15feetatatime.Afoxhasabigtail.Thisisagoodtailtohavecoldnights.Thefoxcanputitstailoveritsnoseandpawswhileitsleeps.Thetailcankeepthefoxwarm.Someanimalsdon’tkeeptheirtailswiththaetmalltimes.Iftheirenemy(敵人)catchesthem,theirtailswillbreakoff.Don ’tworry.Theywillsoongrowanewtail.Howamazingitis!MonkeysoftenusetheirtailstoA．hanginthetreesB．helpeatwellC．liveinthewaterD．helpthemswimAtailcanhelpakangaroo.A．driveawayfliesB．restandstandwellC．keepwarmoncoldnightsD．jumpashighastheycanSomeanimalsbreakofftheirtailsbecause.A．they’llgrowanewtailB．thetailsseemtobeamazingC．theirenemycatchesthemD．theycankeeptheirtailswellWhatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．Animalshavedifferentkindsoftails.B．TailshelpanimalstocatchthingsC．Animalsareamazing.D．Howanimalsusetheirtails.Whatisthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu)ofthewriting?A． B． C． D．11．WhenUSstudentOliviaPriedeman,17,wokeuponemorning,shethoughtshehadhadadreamaboutmakingplanswithafriend.Butitwasn’tadream.Herphoneshowedthatdutrhinegnight,Priedemanhadreadatextmessagefromherfriend.Shediditwhileshewasfastasleep.Readingandsendingtextmessageswhileasleep—called“sleeptextingisanu”—nusualsleepbehaviour,similartosleepwalking.It ’salsoagr關(guān)心的事owingcon)caemrno(ngdoctors:youngpeoplecan’tlivewithouttheircellphones.Oneinthreeteenagerssendsmorethan100textmessagesaday,accordingtothePewInternet&AmericanLifeProject.Andatleastfouroutoffiveteenagerssaidtheysleepwiththeirphoneonorneartheirbed.ElizabethDowdell,aprofessoratVillanovaUniversityinPennsylvania,hasstudiedsleepingtexting.Shesaidthathavingaphonenearbyallnightisabigpartoftheproblem.AndrewStiehm,asleepmedicineexpertwithAllinaHealthinMinnesota,agrees.It ’spossibleforthepartofthebrainthatcontrolsmotorskills(動作技能 )towakeup,whilethepartofthebrainthatcontrolsmemoryandjudgment(判斷)maybestillasleep.That ’swhysomepeoplecanperformbasicmovements---suchaswalking,talking,textingorevendriving—whilethey’resleeping.SomeofDowdell’sstudentssaidthatthey ’redisturbedbytheirnighttimetextingbehavior.Butbecausesleeptextingisunconscious,it ’sadifficulthabittobrheeak.Dowdellsaidsknowsofsomestudentswhowearsocksontheirhandstokeepthemselvesfromtexting.MarjorieHogan,adoctoratHennepinCountyMedicalCenterinMinneapolis,Minnesota,suggestskeepingallelectronicdevices(電子設(shè)備 )outsidethebedroomatcertaintimes.WhathappenedtoOliviaPriedeman?A．Shesleepwalkedtoafriend’shouse.B．Shedreamedofmakingplanswithafriend.C．Shephonedoneofherfriendsduringthenight.D．Shereadatextmessagefromherfriendwhileasleep..Whichpartthebraincontrolskeepsawakewhileasleep?A．judgmentB．languageC．memoryD．motorskillsWhatdoestheunderlinedword “unconscious”mean?A．無法 B．無意識的C．無反應(yīng)的 D．無規(guī)律的.WhatdoesdoctorHogansuggestpeoplewhosleeptextdo?A．Stoptextduringthedaytime.B．Takesomemedicinetocontrolthebehaviour.C．Keeptheirphonesoutoftheirbedroomswhiletheysleep.D．Wearsocksontheirhandstostopthemselvesfromtexting.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat .A．It’seasytogiveupasleepttienxghabit.B．Oneinthreeteenagershasasleeptextinghabit.C．Sleeptextingcanreducethequalityofone ’ssleep.D．Sleeptextingdoesmoreharmtoone ’shealththansleepwalking.Martinisquietandheworksinabank.Hiswife,Sue,isoutgoing.Sheworksinagiftstore.EveryeveningMartingetshomeatseveno ’clock.He’salwaysverytired.Theyeatdinneratseventhirty.Afterdinner,Martinwantstogotobedearly.ButSueoftenaskshimtowatchTVwithher.Andsheoftenhasmanythingstotellhim.Shekeepstalkinguntilshefallsasleep（入睡）.Oneday,Martinfeltterrible.Suewenttothehospitalwithhim.BeforeMartinsaidwhatwaswrongwithhim,Suetoldthedoctorall.ThedoctorknewMartin ’sproblem.Hewenttoanotherroomandbroughtsomemedicine（藥）.ThenhesaidtoSue,“Thesepills（藥片）areforyourhusbandandthoseareforyou. ”“Forme?”Sueaskedinsurprise. “I’mfine.Idon’tneedanymedicine!”“Theyaresleepingpills.Yourhusbandwillbefinesoonifyoutakethem,”saidthedoctor.Martinisa（n） man.A． outgoingare B．quiet C． seriousD． funnyWheredoesSuework?A． Inak.B．In aschool. C． Inahospital D．In astore.WhendoesMartingethomeeveryday?A．At6:00p.m.B．At6:30p.m.C．At7:00p.m.D．At7:30p.m.Martinlikesto afterdinner.A．talktoSueB．gotobedC．takeawalkD．watchTVWhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Martintoldthedoctorabouthisproblem.B．Theyoftenhavedinneratseveno’clock.C．ThedoctorsaidSuewasseriouslyill（生病的）.D．IfSuetakesthesleepingpills,Martinwillbeallrightsoon.Myfamilymakesthebestchickensalad.Mydadbuysallofthethingsandmymommakestherelish（佐料 ）.Thereareafewthingsthatmakethischickensaladdifferentfromotherchickensalads.First,weusefruitjam（果醬）intherelish.Youcanbuyanyfruitjamlikebananajamororangejam.Butwehavebottlesofstrawberryjamthatmymothermade,soweusethestrawberryjam.Second,weputsomegreenolives（橄欖）.Greenolivesgivethesaladaninterestingtasteandmakeabigdifference.Nowletmetellyouhowmyfamilymakesthechickensalad.First,mixupallofthethingsinalargebowl.Theingredientsarechicken,tomatoes,greenolives,onionsandapples.Ifyoulikelettuce,youcanalsoputsome.Next,maketherelish.Pleasemixthejam,thejuiceandthesalttogether.Finally,mixtherelishwiththesalad.Doyouhaveafavoritechickensaladrecipe?Pleasetellusaboutit.Youcanwritetogreensalad@.Thewriter'sfamilymakesthebest salad.A．fruitB．duckC．fishD．chickenWhatkindofjamdoesthewriter'sfamilyuse?A．Strawberryjam.B．Bananajam.C．Orangejam.D．Allkindsoffruitjam.Thechickensaladisdifferentbecausethewriter'sfamilyputs .A．greenolivesandchickenB．greenolivesandthedifferentrelishC．lettuceandthedifferentrelishD．chickenandthedifferentrelishIfyouhaveafavoritechickensaladrecipe,youcan thewriter.A．callB．writeanemailtoC．visitD．sendalettertoThepassageismainlyabout .A．thewriter'sfavoritedishB．a(chǎn)llkindsoffruitsaladsC．a(chǎn)differentchickensaladD．thewriter'sfamilyPeteristhirteenyearsold.HeisinGradeTwothisyear.Helikestoplayfootballandwatchfootballmatches.Andheoftenreadsnewspapers.Hedoeshisbesttoknowwhenandwherethereisgoingtobeafootballmatch.NowPeterishavinglunch.Heislisteningtotheradio,too.HeisveryhappybecausethereisgoingtobeanicefootballmatchonTVatfourthisafternoon.Hewantstowatchitverymuch.ButheisgoingtohaveEnglishandChineselessons.Hethinkshardandfindaway."Hello,Mrs.Black,"Petersaystohisteacheronthetelephone,"Peterisillinbed.Hewantstoaskforhalfaday’請半天假sleave().""Oh,I’msorrytohearthat,"saysMrsBlack."Butwhoisthat?""It’smyfather,Mrs.Black.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zPeterisa .A．middleschoolstudentB．YoungpioneerC．workerPeterwillbein nextyear.A．GradeTwoB．GradeThreeC．GradeOnePeteroftenreadsnewspaperbecause .A．helikestoreadnewsB．helikestoreadstoriesC．hewantstoknowwhenandwhereafootballmatchwillbe.Peterwantstoaskforaleavebecause .A．hisfatherisillB．hewantstowatchthefootballmatchC．heisillinbedWhichofthefollowingisright?A．Mr.BlackisgoingtotakePetertoseeadoctorB．PeterlikestowatchTVatfourintheafternoon

C．Peterisnotanhonestboy15．Manypeopleliketotravelbyplanebecauseitisfast,butIdon ’tlikeitbecauseanairporusuallyfarfromthecity.Youhavetogetthereearlyandwaitforhoursfortheplanetotakeoffanditisoftenlate.Youcan’topenthewindows.Youcan’tchoosethefood.Planesarefast,buttheystilltakehourstogooutoftheairportandintothecity.Iliketravelingbytrain.Ithinktrainsaresafe.Railwaystationsareusuallyincities.Whenyouarelateforatrain,youcancatchanotherone.Youcanwalkaroundinthetrainandopenthewindows.Youcanseemanyinterestingthingsonyourway.Iknowittakesalittlemoretime.Ialsolikecars.Youcanstartyourjourneywhenyouwantto,andyoudon ’tneedtogettoarailwaystationorabusstop.Alsoyoucancarrymanythingswithyouinacar.Butsometimestherearetoomanycarsontheroad.Whydomanypeopleliketotravelbyplane?A．A．Becauseitisfast.B．Becauseitissafe.D．Becauseitischeap.CD．Becauseitischeap.Whichisnotthegoodthingaboutthetrain?A．Itissafe.C．A．Itissafe.C．Youcanopenthewindows.D．Youcanwalkaroundinthetrain.Ifyouwanttotakealotofthingswithyou,whatdoyoutaketogoout?A．Abus. B．Acar.4A．Abus. B．Acar.4)Whatisthebadthingaboutthecar?A．Youneedn’tgotoastation.C．Therearetoomanycarsontheroad.B．Youcanstartyourjourneywhenyouwantto.D．Youneedn’tgotoabusstation.5)Whatdoesthewriterthinkoftheplane,thetrainandthecar?A．Hethinksittakesalotoftimetogotoandgetoutoftheairport.B．Helikestotakeatrainbecauseittakesalittlemoretime.C．Helikestotakeacarbecausehehasacar.D．Helikestotakeaplanebecauseit ’sfast.16．閱讀理解Doyouknowhowtomakespaghettiwithcreammushroomsauce?Boilapotofwaterandcookthespaghettiinitfor20minutes.Cutuptheonionsandgarlic.Heatalittleoilinapanandcooktheonionandgarlicforthreeminutes.Addthemushroomsandcookforoneminute.Addthewine,creamandvegetablesoup.Cookthemfortenminutes.Beatanegg,andaddalittlewaterandpouritslowlyintothepan.Mixupforhalfaminute.Addthebeansandtomatoesandstir(攪拌 )fortwominutesonalow1)Youshouldcookfor20minutes.A．theonionsandgarlicC．theegg2)Afteraddingthemushrooms,youshouldA．20minutesC．halfaminute3)WhatingredientsdonA．1)Youshouldcookfor20minutes.A．theonionsandgarlicC．theegg2)Afteraddingthemushrooms,youshouldA．20minutesC．halfaminute3)WhatingredientsdonA．Theonions.C．Themushrooms.B．thespaghettiD．thebeansandtomatoescookfor.B．10minutesD．oneminuteB．Thepotatoes.D．Thewine.tweneed?4)TheunderlinedwordBeat”mienatnhsispassage.A．蒸B．煮C．打D．加熱heat.Putthespaghettiontheplatesandpourthesauceoverthetop.5)5)A．howtomakespaghettiwithcreammushroomsauceB．howtomakemushroomsoupC．howtomakevegetablesoupD．howtocutuptomatoes17．DoyouhaveanygoodwaystolearnEnglishwell?HerearesomestudentstalkingaboutwaysoflearningEnglish.Mark,13IusuallylearnEnglishbyreadingaloud（大聲地）.IlikereadingEnglishstories.Itreallyhelpsmealot.Tom,13IlearnEnglishbytalkingwithmyfriends.IthinkspeakingisthebestwaytolearnEnglish.Jenny,12IlearnEnglishbywatchingEnglishmoviesandlisteningtotheradio.Maybeitisdifficultformetounderstand（理解 ）allofthem,butIthinkmylisteningisgettingbetter.Amy,13Wecanmakefulluseofourpiecemeal（零碎的）time.Forexample,wecanremember1-3Englishwords（單詞）beforesleeping.HowmanystudentstalkabouttheirwaysoflearningEnglish?A．3. B．4. C．5. D．6.HowdoesMarklearnEnglish?A．Byreadingtextbooks. B．Byreadingclassnotes.C．ByreadingEnglishstories. D．ByreadingEnglishnewspapers.WholearnsEnglishbywatchingEnglishmovies?A． Mark. B． Jenny. C． Tom. D． Amy.WhatisthebestwaytolearnEnglishaccordingtoTom?A． Speaking. B． Reading. C． Listening. D． Writing.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．JennyandAmyareofthesameage.B．ListeningtotheradiocanhelpMarkwithhisEnglishlistening.C．Amyasksustomakefulluseofourpiecemealtime.D．WehavetoremembermanyEnglishwordsbeforesleeping.18．Inmanyplaces,ifyoudonottakeyourwalletwithyou,you'llbeintrouble.Thisisespeciallytrueinoverseasairportswhenyouwanttopayforfoodorgifts.Luckilyyoucannowpaywithoutyourwalletinsomeoverseasairports.It'sannouncedonSept26thatChinesetouristscanusethethirdpartypaymentAlipayattenairportsacrosstheworld.The10airportsareinGermany,Singapore,SouthKorea,NewZealand,ThailandandChina'sHongKong,TaiwanandMacao.DigitalwalletslikeAlipay,WeChatandApplePa