2021年1月23日发(作者：lock)

Passage1



Bob Pearson is an old man. He has two big houses and a new
car. He has no wife, but he is a father of four children. He has two
sons and two daughters. One son is from England. His name is Bill.
The
other
son
is
from
America.
His
name
is
Mike.
One
of
his
daughters is from China. Her name is Lanlan. The other one is from
Japan. Her name is Nikon.

Bob
Pearson
is
not
the
children’s
real
father,
but
he
loves
them
very
much.
The
children
love
their
“father”,
too.
Bob
Pearson has many toys for the children. He gives different toys to
different children. The boys play with toy cars. The girls
play with
dolls
and
toy
animals.
Bob
Pearson
is
the
children’s
“father”,
and he is their good friend, too.
(


)1. Bob Pearson has six children.
(


)2. Bob Pearson is a nice young man.
(


)3. Nikon is a Japanese girl.
(


)4. Bill and Mike are from England.
(


)5. Nikon and Lanlan like toy animals.
Passage2



This is a picture of a family. The grandmother’s name is Harry
Smith. The grandfather’s name is Jean Sm
ith. They are very old.
They are Americans.

The
father’s
name
is
Lake
Smith.
He
is
44.
The
mother’s
name
is
Kate
Smith.
She
is
40.
They
have
a
son
of
ten
and
a
daughter of fifteen.




The son’s name is John Smith and the daughter’s mane is
Mary
Smith.
They
are
students
of
No.12
Middle
School.
Kate
is
a
teacher
of
the
same
school.
Lake
is
a
policeman.
It’s
a
very
good family.
...

(

)1. Lake Smith’s parents are










.
A. Americans










B. American











C. America
(

)2. John’s father is










.
A. 44

















B. 40

















C. very old
(

)3. Mary’s mother is a











.
A. teacher















B. policeman









C. doctor
(

)4. they are in the











school.
A. some













B. same










C. any
(

)5. The family has










children.
A. six
















B. two










C. four

Passage3
Sue: How are you, Jack?
Jack: Fine, thank you. And you?
Sue: I’m fine, too. Thank you. But I can’t find the picture. I must
find the picture. I must find it now.
Jack: Which picture?
Sue:
It’s
a
new
one.
My
father,
my
mother
and
I
are
in
it.
My
father is in a blue coat. My mother is in a red dress. I’m in brown
blouse. A tree is behind us.
Jack: Oh, look! What’s that under the table?

Sue: Yes, that’s it! Thank you, Ja
ck.
Jack: That’s all right.

(

)1. Sue can’t










the picture.



A. draw



B. find




C. see
(

)2. The picture is











.







A. old





B. new




C. good
(

)3. There are










people in the picture.


A. two

B. three

C. four
(

)
4. The woman in a red dress is Sue’s











.


...

A. father

B. teacher

C. mother
(

)5. The tree is










them.


A. behind

B. beside


C. out of

Passage4
Chen Fang: Hello! I’m Chen Fang. Nice to meet you.

Mary: Nice to meet you, too. My name’s Mary Brown. I’m new.
I want to make more friends here.
Chen Fang: Me, too. Where do you come from, then?
Mary: New York. And what’s your nationality?

Chen fang: I’m Chinese. Are you at net?

Mary: Yes. Very often.
Chen Fang: What’s your net address, please?

Mary: mary.. What about yours?
Chen Fang: Chenfangsohu.
Mary: I’ll deliver the

to you on holiday.

Chen Fang: Thank you. I’ll do that, too.

(

)1. Chen Fang and Mary are new









.



A. teachers

B. students

C. boys
(

)2. Mary is




.


A. American


B. Chinese

C. an English girl
(

)3. Chen Fang has










,too.





A. a net address



B. TV


C. an E-mail
(

)4. They want to make more





.

A. planes


B. money

C. friends
(

)5. Mary will deliver the

to Chen Fang







.
A. today

B. on Monday C. on holiday
Passage5


It
is
a
fine
Sunday
morning.
Ann
and
her
mother
are
on
a
big
bus.
There
are
many
people
on
it.
Some
of
them
come
from
...

America,
and
some
come
from
England
and
others
come
from
Japan. They are all their friends. They are going to the Great Wall.
There are two Chinese on the bus. One is a woman. She is driving
the bus. The other is a young man. He speaks good English. He is
now
talking
about
the
Great
Wall.
The
other
people
are
all
listening to him. They like the Great Wall. They want to see it very
much.
(

)1. Ann and her mother are on a big bus on Monday.
(

)2. A lot of people are going with them.
(

)3. Many friends from America, England and Japan are on the
bus.
(

)4. They want to see the Great Wall.
(

)5. The bus driver is a young man.
Passage6


My
white
looks
out
of
his
window.
There
is
a
boy
at
the
there
side
of
the
street.
The
boy
takes
some
bread
out
of
a
bag
and
begins eating it. There is a very thin dog in the street too.

The boy says to it, “ Come here, good dog. I’ll give you some
bread.” The dog is hungry and goes to the boy, but he does not
give it any bread. He kicks the dog. It runs away.

Then
Mr.
White
comes
out
of
his
house
and
says
to
the
boy,
“ I’ll give you a shilling.”

The
boy
is
happy
and
says,
Yes”.
“Come
here,”
Mr.
White
says.
The
boy
goes
to
him,
but
Mr.
White
doesn’t
give
him
a
shilling. He hits him with a stick.

The boy cries and says, “ Why do you hit me? I don’t ask you
for
any
money.”
“
No,”
Mr.
White
says,
“
And
the
dog
doesn’t ask you for any bread, but you kick it.”

(

)1. Mr. White





out of the window.


...

A. look

B. looks

C. looking
(

)2, There is a










dog in the street.

A. fat



B. thin



C. hungry
(

)3. The boy does not give









bread to the dog.
A. some


B. any


C. the
(

)4. Mr. White hits the boy






a stick.


A. with


B. in

C. use
(

)5. The boy doesn’t ask Mr. White









any money.


A. for



B. of



C. in
Passage7



“Joe,” says his father, “Put on your cap and let us go for a
walk.”




Joe
is
happy.
He
likes
to
go
out
with his
father.
He
put
on
his
cap
and
coat
and
says,
“Father,
I
am
ready.”
Joe
and
his
father
go
out
into
the
street.
Suddenly
they
see
big
black
dog.
The dog begins to bark. Joe is afraid of the dog. He wants to run
away. His father s
ays, “ Don’t be afraid, Joe, Don’t you know
the proverb ‘ A barking dog does not bite’?”




“Oh,
yes,”
says
Joe.
“
I
know
the
proverb,
you
know
the
proverb, but does the dog know the proverb?”




“You are right,” says his father. “We had batter be careful
about the dog. It
is never good to taken an enemy for a friend.
But don’t be afraid. Let us go on.”

(

)1. Joe’s father asks Joe to go for a walk








.

A. after him

B. follow him C. with him.
(

)2. Joe





to go out with his father.





B. likes



C. wants
(

)3. They see a big








in the street.


A. black dog

B. whiter dog

C. black cat
...

(

)4. The dog begins







.


A. to run after Joe

B. to bark


C. to run away
(

)5. They don’t be afraid and









.

A. to run



B. to go


C. go on
Passage8


An old tiger lives in the forest. He does not want to look for food
now. He often tells other animals to bring him something to eat.


He see a monkey and says, “ I am hungry, Monkey. Go to the
village and bring me a fat pig.”



“Oh, Tiger,” says the monkey. “ I cannot do that now. There
is another tiger over there. He also wants a fat pig. He will not let
me get anything for you to eat. I am afraid of him.”



“What?” cries the old tiger? “Show me that tiger. I will talk to
him.”



“Come with me,” says the monkey.



The monkey and the tiger get to a bridge over the river.


“ Now look down at the river,” says the monkey.



“Do
you
see
the
head,
the
white
teeth
and
the
large
green
eyes of a tiger?”



“Yes, I do.” Cries the old tiger, “ I will eat him up1”



With these words, the tiger jumps into the water.
(

)1. The old tiger wants





.



A. a big pig


B. a thin pig



C. a fat pig
(

)2. The monkey is afraid







the tiger.


A. from

B. of

C. about
(

)3 The monkey and the tiger get







the bridge






the
river.
A. to…over





B. on…on




C. in…in

(

)4.








these words, the tiger eats him up.


...

A. Under


B. With


C. Over
(

)5. The tiger jumps







the water.


A. in

B. into

C. on
Passage9



Tom
and
Fred
are
students.
They
are
both
twelve
years
old,
and they are in the same class in their school.

Last
Friday
afternoon
they
have
a
fight
in
class,
and
their
teacher is very angry. He says to both of them, “ Stay here after
the
lessons
this
afternoon,
and
write
your
names
a
hundred
times.”

After the last lesson, all the other boys go home, but Tom and
Fred stay in the classroom with their teacher.

They begin writing their names. The teacher looks at him and
says, “ Why are you crying, Fred?”


“Because his name is Tom
my, and my name is very very long.
My name is Frederick Hollingsworth.” Fred says.

(


)1. Tom and Fred are classmates.
(


)2.
Last
Friday
Fred
and
Tom
have
a
fight
in
class,
and
their
teacher is very happy.
(


)3. All the other boys go home after school.
(


)4. Tom and Fred do not go home. They stay in the classroom
and write their teacher’s name.

(


)5. Fred begins crying, because be can’t write his name.

Passage10


Some
monkeys
are
playing
in
a
tree
near
a
lake.
They
are
having a good time.

Suddenl
y a little monkeys cry, “ Look, the moon has dropped
into the water!” “Get it out, hurry!” says the old monkey.

...

The
little
monkey
hangs
from
the
tree
by
his
tail.
Then
each
monkey hangs from the other by his legs.

At last they get to the water, but still they cannot scoop up the
moon.
Another
little
monkey
finds
half
a
gourd
to
scoop
up
the
moon. Aha! He gets the moon in the gourd.

At that time all the monkey come for the moon. But the gourd
drops and the moon are broken. The monkeys are very sorry. But
they look up, they find the moon is still high up in the sky, shining
bright.
1. Some monkeys are playing
















.
2.















monkey
sees
the
moon
has
dropped
into
the
water.
3. The monkeys hang from the tree by their tails














.
4. All the monkeys come















the moon.
5. The moon is still high up


















.
Passage11



My
name
is
Zhou
Dan.
I’m
a
Chinese
girl.
I’m
twelve.
I’m
from
Zhengzhou,
China.
Do
you
know
Zhengzhou?
It’s
in
the
middle
of
China.
I’m
in
No.
8
Middle
School.
There
are
about
nine
hundred
students
and
fifty
teachers
in
our
school.
Ours
is
a
good school in Zhengzhou. I’m in Class 2, Grade 1. There are 49
students
in
our
class,
29
girls
and
20
boys.
My
English
teacher
is
Miss Zhao Dan. Our names are almost the same, right? She is nice
to
me.
We’re
good
friends.
I
like
English,
and
I
like music,
too.
I
want to find a pen friend. Please write to me.
(


)1. Zhou Dan is from











.
A. Chinese


B. China



C. English



D. England
(


)2. There are













teachers in their school.
A. 15







B. 50






C. 900







D. 19
...

(


)3. There are









boys in Zhou Dan’s class.

A. forty-nine



B. twenty



C. twelve



D. twenty-nine
(


)4. Zhou Dan and her English teacher are good










.
A. friends




B. students



C. teachers


D. boys
(


)5. Zhou Dan wants to find a









.
A. pen





B. teacher




C. pen friend


D. worker
Passage12



This is a picture. It’s a classroom. It is a big room. In the picture,
you
can
see
the
teac
her’s
desk,
six
desks,
six
chairs
and
a
blackboard. You can see a boy and two girls, too.


Two
books
are
on
the
teacher’s
desk.
A
pencil
box
is
on
the
desk. Two pens and a ruler are in the pencil box. A bag is behind
a chair. Two cats are on the blackboard.

The boy is Jim. He is twelve.
The girl in the hat is Lily. She is twelve, too. The other girl is Sue.
She is twelve. The girls are twins. They are in Class 2, Grade 1. Their
teacher is Mr. Green. He is not here.
(


)1. This is a picture of a big classroom.
(


)2. You can see two boys and girls.
(


)3. There are some books and a pencil box on the teacher’s
desk.
(


)4. Where’s the bag? It’s behind a chair.

(


)5. Lily’s teacher is here.

Passage13



One day Tom tells his friends, “ I’m going to have
holidays in
Beijing.
But
I
can’t
speak
Chinese,
so
I’m
going
to
have
evening
classes
and
have
Chinese
lessons
there
for
a
month.”
...

Soon
his
holidays
come
and
he
goes
to
China
happily.
After
he
comes back, his friends ask him, “ Do you have any trouble with

your
Chinese
when
you
are
in
Beijing,
Tom?”
“
No,
I
don’t.”
answers Tom, “ But the Chinese do!”

(


)1. Tom









Beijing.
A. lives in



B. is going to



C. stays in



D. comes to
(


)2. Tom









Chinese for a month.
A. studies



B. is a




C. meets



D. looks for
(


)3. Tom









China very happily.
A. lives in



B. is in




C. goes to



D. comes back from
(


)4. Tom










trouble with his Chinese in China.
A. has some


B. does have any



C. has no


D. can understand
(


)5. “But the Chinese do.” Means











.
A.

the Chinese people have trouble with my Chinese.
B.

the Chinese people don’t understand Chinese.

C.

Tom’s Chinese good. People can understand him easily.

D.

the Chinese know themselves.

Passage14


I have a good friend in my h
ome. It’s a cat. Its name is Mimi.
It’s white and yellow. And it’s very beautiful. I play with it after
school.
It
often
plays
with
a
ball
or
lines.
My
friends,
Mary
and
Alice come to see it, but it is behind sofas or in a box. Our families
sit
in
a
sofa
and
it
can
go
there
with
us.
In
the
evening,
I
must
study
at
my
desk,
but
it
is
on
the
desk,
too.
At
that
time,
I
put
it
...