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4.InAutumnthegroundisalwayscoveredwith____.

A.fallenleavesB.fallenleaf

C.fallingleavesD.fallingleaf

5.—MayIhavethiskindofnewbike?

—Sure.Whynotbuy_____onebutasgoodasthis?

A.amoreexpensiveB.themostexpensive

C.alessexpensiveD.theleastexpensive

6.Itwas____badweatherthatwedecidednottogothere.

A.soB.veryC.quiteD.such

7.He____therecordforthehighjump.

A.isheldB.takesC.istakenD.holds

8.Thetrafficinourcityisalreadybadandit____evenworse.

A.gotB.hasgotC.getsD.isgetting

9.“Don’tforgettobringyoursonherenexttime,please.”“____.”

A.No,Idon’t.B.No,Iwon’t.

C.No,Ican.D.Yes,Ido.

10.Tom’sgrandfather____fortwoyears.

A.hasdiedB.diedC.hasbeendeadD.isdied

11.—YouwereoutwhenIcametoyourhouse.

—Oh,I____forafriendfromEnglandattheairport.

A.waswaitingB.havewaited

C.amwaitingD.hadwaited

12.Itiswellknownthat______wasinventedbyBell.

A.telephoneB.thetelephoneC.telephonesD.atelephone

13.—WhereisSam?

—He____forFrance.

A.hadleftB.leftC.willleaveD.hasleft

14.Ithoughtherniceandhonest____Imether.

A.firsttime 

B.forthefirsttime 

C.thefirsttime 

D.bythefirsttime

15.Wehaven’tenoughbedroomsforeveryone,sosomeofyouwillhaveto____.

A.saveB.spendC.spareD.share

二.完型填空10%

Typhoons（台风）inthenorthernpartoftheworldhavegirls’names.Sometimestheyhaveverybeautifulnames.Roseisaprettynamebuttherewas_16_prettyaboutTyphoonRose.Itwasthe_17_typhoontohitHongKongintenyears.

Itbegantorain_18_theearlymorningofMonday,August16th,1971.Atteno’clockinthemorning,TyphoonRosewasstill130milesawaybutalreadythewindwasblowingpeople’sumbrellaaway.Thewindbecame_19_.Thetyphoonshelters（避风港）weresoon_20_boats.Shipsthat_21_toobigtogoinsidethesheltersputdownmoreanchors（锚）.Someverybigshipswentouttosea.Itis_22_forabigshiptobeatseainatyphoonbecauseitcannotbeblownontorocks.KaiTakAirportclosed.Noplaneswereableto_23_orland.At9:

00intheevening,allthe_24_wentout.

BecauseofTyphoonRose,morethanonehundredpeopledied.229peoplewereinjured（受伤）and66ofthesehadtogotohospital.1500people_25_theirhomes.ThepeopleofHongKongwillnotquicklyforgetTyphoonRose!

16.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.noone

17.A.worstB.bestC.prettiestD.friendliest

18.A.atB.onC.inD.during

19.A.weakerandweakerB.coolerandcooler

C.fasterandfasterD.harderandharder

20.A.filledwithB.heldC.returningD.foundout

21.A.wereB.wasC.becameD.produced

22.A.moredangerousB.safer

C.moreusefulD.stronger

23.A.takedownB.takeoutC.takeoffD.takeaway

24.A.peopleB.fishersC.shipsD.lights

25.A.lostB.leftC.builtD.protected

三.阅读理解40%

PassageA

Sometimesthemostdifficultthingaboutfeelingsissharingthemwithothers.Sharingyourfeelingshelpsyouwhenyourfeelingsaregoodandwhentheyaren’tsogood.

Beforeyoucansharethemwithanyone,youhavetofigureoutyourfeelings.Whenyou’retryingtofigureoutyourfeelings,itmighthelptoremembersomethingthathappenedandthinkabouthowitmadeyoufeel.Thenyoucansay,“Ifeelsadwhenmyfrienddoesn’tplaywithme”or“Ifeelangrywhenmybrotheralwayswinsatbaseball.”Thiscanhelpyoufigureoutyourownfeelings.Italsogivesthepersonyou’retalkingwithmoreinformationaboutwhatmakesyouangry.

Itcanbereallyhardnottotellanyonethatyou’refeelingsad,worried,orangry.Ifyoukeepfeelingslockedinside,itcanevenmakeyoufeelsick!

Butifyoutalkwithsomeonelikeyourmomordad,youwillalwaysstarttofeelbetter.Nowyou’renotallalonewithyourproblemsorworries.Yourmomanddadwanttoknowifyouhaveproblemsbecausetheyloveyou.Whatifakiddoesn’twanttotalkwithmomordad?

Thenfindanothertrustedadult,likearelativeoracounseloratschool.

Ifyouthinkyou’llhavetroublesayingwhat’sonyourmind,writeitdownonapieceofpaper.Akiddoesn’thavetoshareeveryfeelingheorshehas,butitisimportanttosharefeelingswhenakidneedshelp.Youdon’thavetosolveeveryproblemonyourown.Sometimesyouneedhelp.Talkingaboutyourfeelingscanbethefirststep.

26.Whatdoesthispassagemainlytalkabout?

A.howtobehealthyinmind

B.howtodealwithfeelings

C.howtotalkwithothers

D.howtomakeyourselfhappy

27.Whomcanyoutalkwithwhenyoufeelbad?

A.YourparentsB.YourauntC.AcounselorD.Alltheabove.

28.Whatisthebestwaytodealwithfeelings?

A.Youshouldkeepfeelingslockedinside.

B.Youshouldsharethemwithsomebodywhocaresyou.

C.Afterwritingthemdown,youwillfeelbetter.

D.Youcantalksomebodywhomakesyoufeelbad.

29.Whatshouldyoudobeforeyoushareyourfeelingswithothers?

A.Ishouldtellthemtomymum.

B.Ishouldtalkwithsomebodywhomakesyouangry.

C.Ishouldfigureoutmybadfeelings.

D.Trytoforgetallbadfeelingsfirst.

30.Whichviewisfalseaccordingtothispassage?

A.Itishardtotalkwithothersaboutyourfeelings.

B.Itisimportanttosharefeelingswhenakidneedshelp.

C.Parentsorcounselorsshouldhelpkidswithbadfeelings.

D.Kidsshoulddealwiththeirbadfeelings,becausetheyunderstandthemselvesbest.

PassageB

MotherTeresaisagreatwoman.Shespentherwholelifehelpingthepoorestofthepoor.Today,sheisrespectedaroundtheworld.

MotherTeresawasbornon26,August1910.ShegrewupintheSerbiantownofSkopje,whichwasapoorcountryatthattime.HerwholefamilywasChristians.Whenshewastwelveyearsold,sheexpressedherwishtobecomeanun.Asshewantedtobesureonherwish,shespentsixyearsthinkingaboutthisdecision.Atlast,shemadeuphermindandworkedasanuntohelpthepoorestpeopleinIndia.

AfterbecomingSisterTeresa,shesaidthatshereceivedamessagefromGodthatGodwantedhertogotolivewiththepoor.Herworkstarted.Shetookpartinanorganizationwhichhelpedthepoor,thesick,orphansandeventheaidspatients.MotherTeresawasnotafraidofinfection（传染）.Shelookedafterthepatientsherselfandlovedthem. 

Herworkwasmadeknowntotheworld.Somepeoplesupportedherbutsomedidn’t.Shedidn’tcare.Shecontinuedherwork.Shegavelovetoallthepoorinotherpartsoftheworld,notonlyinIndia.Althoughshewasseriouslyill,sheneverstoppedhelpingthepoor.HerworkwasrecognizedbytheworldwhenshewasawardedtheNobelPrizeinpeacein1997.Shecontributedallthemoneyshereceived.

MotherTeresadiedon5,September1997.Millionsofpeopleovertheworldweresadaboutthelossofthisgreatwomanwhowasashiningexampleofgoodnessandloveallherlife.

31.WhatdoesMotherTeresado?

A.adoctorB.ateacherC.anunD.alawyer

32.WhichistrueaboutMotherTeresaaccordingtothepassage?

A.ShebecameanunattwelveyearsoldtohelpthepoorestpeopleinIndia.

B.Notallthepeopleintheworldsupportedher.

C.ShewasawardedtheNobelPrizeinpeacein1998.

D.Sheonlyhelpedthepoorestchildrenintheworldinanorganization.

33.WhydidTeresawanttobeanun?

A.Herfamilywasverypoor.

B.Shewasinterestedinmedicine.

C.Shewantedtohelpthepoorestpeople.

D.ShewasChristian.

34.WhyisTeresagreat?

A.Manypeoplesupportedher.

B.Shebecameanunwhenshewasveryyoung.

C.Shegavelovetoallthepoorinotherpartsoftheworld,notonlyinIndia.

D.ShereceivedamessagefromGodthatGodwantedhertogotolivewiththepoor.

35.Whoweren’tlookedafterbyTeresa?

A.thesickB.thesoldiersC.orphansD.theaidspatients

PassageC

Mostparentsdon’tthinktheirchildrenfeellonely.Ifparentsattentivelylistentokidstalkingabouttheirfeelings,theymaybesurprisedtolearnjusthowmanykidsfeellonely.

Aseven-year-oldgirl,Christa,whowhenaskedtodrawapictureofdisappointment,givesanimageofafriendthrowingsnowinherfaceandsaysthat,“Truefriendsdon’tdothat.I’mgoingtofindanewtruefriend.”Thestoryshowsamajorcauseofachildhoodsenseofloneliness—hopeforfriendship.

Childrenalsofeellonely,andevendisappointedathome.Kidsmaycomplainthat,“DadisfrustratedandMomyellsalot,”or,“Mydadisonthecomputerallthetime.Dadworkstoomuch.”Thekidsfeellonelyinthisenvironmentofparents’stress.

Ifachilddoessomethingwrongbecauseofloneliness,punishmentwillmakehermorelonely.Sheneedstounderstandwhyherparentscouldn’tgiveherenoughattentionatthatparticularmomentandthatshewasn’tthecauseoftheirbadfeelings.Soparentshadbetternotpunishchildrenwhoarefeelinglonelyanddisappointed,buttrytohelptheirchildrenandalsothemselvesberelaxedandcomfortable.

Truly,allparentsneedtopaymoreattentiontohowtheiractionsimpacttheirfriends,daughterandsisters,butthemostpowerfulwayliesingivingchildrenlikeChristathetoolstofeelgoodabouthersel