【1】A man broke the windows of Daisy’s Food because he________.

A.was angryB.was drunk

C.wanted to steal somethingD.found something wrong

【2】Steve Smith is a________.

A.waiterB.cookC.policemanD.customer

【3】The underlined word “ witness” means________.

A.嫌疑犯B.陪審員C.看守員D.目擊者

【4】________was hurt in the fight.

A.Steve SmithB.Emily WuC.Willy BrownD.The trouble maker

【5】What docs Willy Brown care about most?

A.What Emily has told the police.B.What the man said about the food he cooked.

C.Whether the customer was hurt.D.Whether the man will be punished.

My grandfather’s stroke (中風(fēng)) three days before put him in _______________. The doctors said he might not live much longer.

Everyone else in my family was crying. I felt_______________ inside, too.

I went to the church that day to pray (祈禱). There, I_______________ a lady sitting at the end of my row. She was smiling. I closed my eyes and prayed for my grandfather to get better. Soon, tears (眼淚) came to my eyes. I tried to hold them back _____________ others wouldn’t notice. I brought my head up and opened my eyes. I saw a hand in front of me handing me a napkin. The old lady was sitting next to me. She didn’t say a word. She just gave me a napkin and a smile. I tried to thank her, _______________ only tears came out. Then she took my hand. I looked into her eyes. Her clear and blue eyes made me feel_________________ . Her smile said to me: I’m with you. _________________ will be fine. I closed my eyes again. When I opened them, she was gone. I never saw her again.

My grandfather died the next week. We all cried a lot more. But when I thought _________________ that old lady’s warm smile, I felt a little better.______________ did she know how I was feeling? I hope I could see her again, to say thank you.

【1】A.alwaysB.onceC.never

【2】A.churchB.hospitalC.house

【3】A.sadB.regretfulC.awful

【4】A.believedB.suggestedC.noticed

【5】A.so thatB.as long asC.until

【6】A.soB.butC.and

【7】A.painfulB.peacefulC.pleased

【8】A.NothingB.SomethingC.Everything

【9】A.ofB.outC.for

【10】A.WhenB.WhereC.How

In Toronto, Canada, There is a Chinese woman. Her husband and son are busy【1】work. They spend very little time at home. The woman feels 【2】 ['lnl].

One day, when she is making steamed buns (包子), one of the buns suddenly【3】(come) alive. The woman sees this bun, named Bao, as her own child. She is pretty happy to be a 【4】again. But as Bao grows up, he wants to leave home and see the world. The mother doesn’t want this to【5】 ['hpn]. What can she do?

This is the story of Disney- Pixar’s short film Bao. It took home this year’s Oscar award for best Animated Short (最佳動(dòng)畫短片).

Director Domee Shi is a 【6】(Canada). She said the film’s story is much like the story of her own【7】 (live) as she also has a very protective (關(guān)切保護(hù)的) mother.

“【8】we feel strongly about someone, we don’t want them to leave,” Shi said. “My mother actually said to me once, ‘How I wish I could put you back in my【9】 ['stmk]!’”

Shi said she wanted to focus on family relationships with her film. While it is true that children should care for their parents, parents must also realize that their children will leave home one day and live 【10】own lives.

— Yes. So far, China ________ up 43 Bei Dou Satellites (衛(wèi)星) successfully.

A.sentB.is sendingC.has sent

— Well, it’s reported that the film has been put off until 10th, 2020.

A.WhenB.WhereC.How

— Great! I have never seen a ________ one.

A.trueB.truerC.truest

— Yes, she is a ________ player. She always tired her best to play ping-pong.

A.hardworkingB.nervousC.friendly

【1】同桌想知道你書包的價(jià)格，他可以這么問：

____________________________________________________________________________?

【2】你想知道明天會(huì)不會(huì)下雨，可以這樣說：

I wonder_____________________________________________________________________________.

【3】媽媽想知道你身上襯衫是什么面料的，她可以這樣問：

____________________________________________________________________________?

【4】Peter 看到漂亮的圣誕樹，他可以這樣感嘆：

____________________________________________________________________________!

【5】你想了解電話是誰(shuí)發(fā)明的，可以這樣問：

____________________________________________________________________________?

It’s【1】(say) that the phrase was first used to describe Dong Feng, a talented doctor who lived during the Three Kingdoms period (220-280). Dong was so skillful that he could bring【2】 (die) people back to life. In addition to his amazing skills, Dong also had a kind【3】[hɑt]. He never asked for payment from his 【4】(patient). Instead, he asked them to plant apricot( 杏 ) trees in his orchard( 果園 ) 【5】 they recovered from their illness - five trees if they were seriously ill, or just one tree if the illness was mild(輕微的).

As Dong saved more people’s lives, 【6】 number of apricot trees in his orchard grew. Over time, it became a large and beautiful grove( 樹 林 ). Dong decided that people could come to the grove with grain and exchange it for【7】[fre] apricots. Very soon his barn( 谷倉(cāng) ) was filled

【8】grain, which Dong then gave away to poor people.

Dong’s story became 【9】(wide) known after he passed away. Doctors in later dynasties( 朝代 ) did the same things Dong did in order to show their【10】[rspekt] for him. Gradually, people started to use “expert in the apricot grove” to describe doctors who were talented and had strong morals(品行).

—________did this will sooner or later be caught and will be punished.

A.WhoeverB.WhateverC.Whenever