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限时小卷
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姓名：
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班级：
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限时：
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分钟
Ⅰ.单项选择
1
．
His uncle will
give him birthday present.
A
．
a
B
．
an
C
．
the
2
．—
Your English
is very good. Who taught you, Penny?
—
. I did it by myself.
A
．
Somebody
B
．
Everybody
C
．
Nobody
3
．—
How was your
life in England?
—
Quite
different from here.
，
people there drink tea with milk.
A
．
In my opinion
B
．
To my surprise
C
．
At the
beginning
4
．—
Tom,
what's your reason for being late for school this
time?
—
I thought I could
arrive on time. But the bus started moving I
could get on it.
A
．
after
5
．
interesting it is to welcome the first snow every
year!
A
．
What
B
．
How
C
．
What a
Ⅱ.短文填空
从方框中选择正确选项
，完成短文
(
方框中有两个选项是多余
的
)
。
A
．
wondered
B
．
seemed
C
．
happily
D
．
wonderful
E
．
enough
F
．
somebody
G
．
decided
H
．
anywhere
I
．
hill
J
．
try
K
．
difference
L
．
find
A man got a young apple
tree from his was very happy with
this
1. gift. He 2. where to plant it. He
thought and
thought, and finally, he
3. to plant the tree in the woods.
However,
without4.
sunlight
and
rich
soil(
土壤
),
the
tree
died
soon.
Later, the friend
asked him why he planted the tree in such a poor
place but not 5. man 6.
angry. “if I planted the
tree near the 7. or in one of my
fields, people would 8. to
steal(
偷) some of my apples.”
he said.
“Yes，”
said
the
friend.
“but
there
is
a(n)
9.
.
If
you
planted
it in one of your fields, at least 10.
could enjoy the fruit. Now
you not only
have no fruit but also destroy (
毁坏) a
good apple tree.”
Ⅲ.补全对话
根据所给对话，填写适
当的内容，使其完整、正确
(
每空词数不
限
)
。
Mary: Hi, Tom! Do you like music?
Tom: Yes, I do.
Mary: 1.
do you listen to music?
Tom: I listen
to music once a day.
Mary: 2.
？
Tom: I prefer
music that I can dance to.
Mary: Do you
like songs that are sung by Song Zuying?
Tom: 3. . She is very
popular with many people in China.
Mary: 4.
？
Tom: They are wonderful, I feel excited
when listening to her songs.
5.
？
Mary: Me, too.
I like her as well.
Ⅳ.阅读理解
When we think of food farming, we
usually think of green fields in
the
country, outside the city. Sam Chee works on a
very different type
of farm, in the
center of the Canadian city of Toronto. “We grow
fruit
vegetables and herbs
，”
says Sam. “But not many
people know the
farm
is here. You can't see it from the
street. We're on top of an office
building, 50 meters above the ground.”
Rooftop
farming
is
becoming
popular
in
cities
like
Toronto,
New
York
and
London.
The
roofs
of
buildings
are
often
just
wasted
space,
but
this
space can be used for growing good
fresh food, right in the middle of
the
city.
Sam
explains
how
it
works.
“We
grow
everything
in
big
boxes
—
there
are
hundreds
of
them.
We
catch
rainwater
to
water
the
plants
when the weather is dry.”
The
rooftop
farm
where
Sam
works
belongs
to
a
restaurant
called
Green
Garden,
on
the
ground
floor
of
the
building.
The
farm
produces
about
half
the
restaurant's
fruit
and
vegetables.
Sam
believes
that
the
rooftop
farm
is what makes Green Garden special. “We
he
lp to keep food production
local.
We
don't
need
to
transport
this
food
from
anywhere
and
that
saves