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School強(qiáng)化Listentothearticleandthinkaboutthisquestion:WasthewriterlateforschoolthatLATEFOROnemorningitwasverysunnywhenIwokeup.Ilookedatthealarmclock.Itsaid3:50!Ithadstopped!Whattimewasit?Iclimbedoutofbedandwentdownstairstothekitchen.Thenkitchenclocksaid Ilate!Myparentswereaway.MyaunthadgonetoworkwithoutcheckingifIwasup.Theschoolbuswentat8:00.Ihadmissedit.IrangmyfriendTonyonhis“l(fā)theteacherI’llbeinassoonasIcan!”Isaid.“Comeonyourrollerblades,”Tonysaid.“ItwillbefasterthantheIwashedanddressedinahurry.Igrabbedanappletoeatontheway.Thatwasbreakfasttoday!ThenIputonmyrollerbladesandsetoffforschool.Ittookhalfanhourtogettotheschool.ItookalltheshortcutsIknew.wentacrossthepark---eventhroughsomebackyards!WhenIgottoschool,Iwasveryhotandmylegsached.Ihadmissedmaths,ourfirstlessonofthemorning.ButImadeitjustintimeforhistory,oursecondlesson.Iwasveryhappybecausehistoryismyfavoritesubject.wakeassooneinaputsetin一、 A.tomakesureifsomethingis B.aquickerwayofgettingsomewherethantheusual C.athingorathatbeing D.feelingstrong E.tofailtocatchor F.totakesomethingorpicksomethingupcheck 錯(cuò) 疼 檢 ChoosethecorrectwordstoputintothesentencesLetmeknowwhenyouget I’ll somethingtoeatbeforeIgoMymothercooksinthe everyday.4)---Doyouthinkyoucan thattree?----No.Idon’tthinkDecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orIwokeuplatebecauseitwasdarkinthe Iwenttoschoolonmyrollerbladesbecauseitwasfasterthanthe Imissedmathsand Johnisintroublenow.Let’sgoandhelp A. B. C. D.Iwasborn May14.WhataboutA. B. C. D.Hurryup, youwillbelateforA.so B.or C.and D.but doyouusuallygotovisityourgrandmother?---ByA. B. C. D.---Whois inyourschool,Mr.Wang,Mr.GaoorMiss---MissLi,ofA. B.more C.most D.themostThere’s inthemeetingroom.ShallwehaveatalkA. B. C. D.7.---Hi,Mary.Couldyoulend your ---OK.HereyouA.I B.me C.my D.mine March,12th,wentedtreesinapark.A. B. C. D.9.-- didyougotothedoctor, A. B. C. D.10.Iphonedyouatsixyesterdayevening, nobodyA.because B.or C.but D.so11.Sam,you’remuch thanIlastsawyou.A. B. C. D.the longestwallintheA.A; B.The; C.A; D.The; newbridgehasbeenbuiltover HuangpuA.The; C.A; D.An;Inautumn turnA. B. C. D.Thisis bedroom.ThetwinsisterslikeitveryA.Anneand B.Anne’sandC.Anne’sand D.AnneandTheearthisourhomeWemusttakecareofitLifetodayiseasierthanitwashundredsofyearsago,1ithasbroughtsomenewproblems.Oneofthebiggestproblemispollution(污染).Wecanseeit,smellit,drinkitandeven2it.Manhaspollutedtheearth.Themorepeople,themorepollution.Manyyearsago,theproblemwasnotsoseriousbecausetherewerenotsomany3.Whenthelandwasuseduporthe4wasnotcleaninace,manwenttootherce.Nowmanisslowlypollutingtheworld.Airpollutionisstillthemostserious,it’sbadforlivingthingsintheManycoutriesdon’tletpeopleburnsomething5forairinhousesandfactoriesinthecity.PollutionbySO2isnowthemostdangerouskindofairpollution.It’scausedbyheavytraffic.Peoplesayit’sbesttoridebikes.Beacausewhenyouareriding,thereisnopollution.Butevenindevelopedcountries,mostpeopledon’tgotoworkby6.It’sbecausethenumberofcarsontheroads eslarger.Somorepeopleputawaytheirbikesandgotoworkbycar,thenthingsaregettingworseandworse.Weshouldhavespecial7onlyforbikesandmakeitsodifficultandexpensivefordriverstotaketheircarsintothecitythattheywillgobackto8their1.A.B.C.D.2.A.B.C.D.3.A.B.C.D.4.A.B.C.D.5.A.B.C.D.6.A.B.C.D.7.A.B.C.D.8.A.B.C.D.ASamisbusyafterschool.Heusuallywritesdownwhatheisgoingtodointhefollowing123Ann’sbirthday456Piano789Gotothe PianoSamwillseeafilmontheafternoonof A. B.July C.July D.JulySamwill onJulygo B.visithisgrandpaC.gotothe D.visitHistorySamspendsmoretimein thananyotherlearning B.yingthepianoC.visitingmuseums D.yingfootballLifewasprettyterribleformostpeopleinLondon100yearsago.Theyhadtosufferfromnoise,smokeanddirt.Thenoisecamefromtherailway,andthesmokeanddirtcamefromthetrainandthousandsoffactoriesaroundthem.Thesmokegottogetherwithfogandhungintheairfordays.Diseaseskilledthousandsofchildren.Familieswerelargebutoftenfiveoutofsevenchildrenwoulddiebeforetheywerefiveyearsold.Islifereallybetterthanitwas100yearsago?Itiscertainlytruethatpeoplelivelongerthantheyusedto,travelfasterthantheycouldandownmorethingsthantheydid.Buttheystillhavetosufferfromnoise,overcrowdingandbadairwhicharestillabasicpartofmodernlife.100yearsagotherewasacleardifferencebetweentownandcountry.ButthemotorcarhaschangedallOnemotorwaycantakeupahugeamountofland.CarsarealsoabasicpartofmodernButindustryandmodernlifedonothavetobeenemiesofbeauty.Wecanhavebothbeautyandprogress.Infact,weneedcleanriversandopencountrysidejustasmuchaspeopledid100yearsago.Butnowadaystheproblemisthatit’s ingmoreandmoredifficulttohaveopenland,cleanwaterandfreshair.Manychildrendiedbecauseof 100yearsA. B. C. D.Accordingtothepassage,wenowhavemore A.modern B.clean C.fresh D.openFromthepassage,wecaninferthat beautyinnaturecanbeconsideredastheenemyofmodernthere’sabigdifferencebetweentownandcountrylifetodayiscertainlybetterthanitwas100yearstheenvironmentisasimportantasCInMarchlastyear,thecarIwasdrivingwasinvolved(卷入)inaseriousaccidentwithanothercaronacountryroad.Isoonfoundmyselfatthecenterofacrazyactivity,inthemiddleofdoctors,menandpassers-byAlargecanopenerwasusedtogetmeoutofmybrokencarandintoanambulance(救護(hù)車(chē)).OverthenexteighthoursIwastakentohospital,testedwithX-rayanddiagnosed(診斷)withabrokenneck.KnowingthatI’dbeensavedfromdeathencouragedmethroughoutthelongwaitinthehospitalandhelpedmedealwiththecountlessvisitors.OnlyafterIwassurethatthelastfriendhadleft,couldIdirectmyenergiesinwards.FlyinginandoutofmylineofvisionduringmyhospitalstaywastheRedCrosslady,agentlepresenceinwhitewho,fromtimetotime,cameintooffercupsoftea.Afterthevisitorshadgone,shecameuptomeandcheckedifIwasallright.Ifoundmyselflinghereverythingabouttheaccident,myfearsformyfamilyasaresultofmyinjuries(傷)—aboutmywholelife.WhileIwaitedforanambulancetotakemetoanotherhospital,shestoodbymybedandheldmyhandasIoff-loadedalltheemotionI’dhiddenfrommyfamily.Shelistened,quietandpatient.EvennowtheknowledgethatIhavethewaystogetintouchwithherprovidesmewithgreatcomfortIlookforwardtoadayinthenearfuturewhenmyangel(天使andIcanmeetagain,inhappiersituation.Intimesofdanger,faith(真誠(chéng))canencourageus.MyfaithinhumannaturecalledbackbythekindnessofstrangerhashelpedtoeasemyjourneybacktoWhathappenedtothewriterintheShewashitbya B.ShewasheldinherC.Shewascaughtbythe D.ShewasthrownintoaTheunderlinedword“off-loaded”means intheA.spoke B.put C.showed D.turnedThemostimportantresultoftheRedCrosslady’sfaithwasthat thewritergotwellmore B.thewritermissedherveryC.thewriterbecamemuch D.thewriterhadherownfaithFilltheblankswiththewordsyouhear.(onewordeachLATEFOROnemorningitwasverysunnywhenIwokeup