A. isn’t; is B. doesn’t; will be C. won’t; is D. isn’t; will be

A. to buy B. buys C. buy D. buying

A．square kilometer

B．square kilometers

C．kilometer square

D．kilometers square

—I didn’t believe I could do it _______ I got to the top.

A. until while C. after

A. so B. or C. but D. and

A. more B. too C. also D. any more

On January 4, 1941, a Belgian whose first name was Victor made a radio broadcast to his countrymen. He found a new way of striking at the Nazi occupiers（占領(lǐng)）. That was the V-sign. The letter “V” stood not only for his first name, but also for w_______ “victory.” Certainly, the sign became p_______ quickly and was accepted by British Prime Minster, Winston Churchill. Every time he posed（擺姿勢）for a c_______, he gave his famous “V” for “Victory.”

The V-sign can be made with the palm（手掌）of the hand facing in, or facing out. H_______, there is a great difference between the two gestures in the UK. With the palm facing out, the gesture means “victory,” with the palm facing in, the gesture is an insult（侮辱）. Sometimes this will c_______ some misunderstanding for a visitor to Britain. For example, in a pub, a Canadian has ordered two beers with his palm facing in, but half an hour later, the waiter still doesn’t come to serve him.

【1】i________

【2】w______

【3】p_________

【4】c___________

【5】H_________

【6】с_________

A．the girls

B．any girl

C．a(chǎn)ny other girl

D．a(chǎn)ll the girl

Hi, I’m Mary. I live on a small island (島), but I work in a small city. So I take a boat from the island to the city every day. It usually takes about 35 minutes to get to the city. Then I walk to my company (公司). It’s only a 5-minute walk.

My name is Sarah and I’m an English teacher. I take the train to work every day. The trains run every 20 minutes. The train station is near my home. It only takes 10 minutes from my home to my school.

Hello, I’m Maria and I’m a college student (大學(xué)生). I live in the college. The college is very big. I walk from one building (樓房) to another. Sometimes it takes 15 minutes to get from one building to the next. When I want to buy some clothes with my friends outside the college, we usually take a bus. The buses don’t run after 10:00 p.m. So when we come back after that time, we have to take a taxi (出租車).

【1】Mary goes to work first by boat, and then on foot.

【2】It takes Sarah 15 minutes to get to her school from her home by train.

【3】There is only one train from Sarah’s home to her school every day.

【4】Maria goes from one building to another in her college by bus.

【5】Maria and her friends can’t take a bus back to her college after 10:00 p.m.

A．interesting

B．much interesting

C．much more interesting

D．more much interesting