A. heavy B. heavier

C. more heavy D.much heavier

—I think it has the best _______ clothes.

A. think of; quality B. like; quality

C. think; screen D. like; service

A. flies. B. flying C. is flying D. fly

【題目】

Do you hope to live a better life? Then how to make your wish come true? Keep away from anything that is useless. Do the right thing! However good or bad a situation is, it will change. The best is yet to come. Well, here are some tips for you to follow!

Mind your meals Try to eat more foods that grow naturally on trees and plants. Have meals on time every day. And remember not to go to school or work without breakfast, for it is more important than lunch or dinner.

Exercise and smile Each day take a forty- minute walk. Make time to practise some other exercise, such as yoga and Taiji. They offer us daily energy for our busy life. Try to smile and make at least three people smile each day.

Forget and forgive (原諒)Problems appear sometimes and they simply stay for a short time.

Forget what happened in the past. Don't always think of your past mistakes. Make peace with your past in order that it won’t destroy ( 毀 壞 ) your present happiness. Life is not very long, so we shouldn’t waste time hating anyone. Forgive everyone for everything.

Also do such things Call your family often and stay in touch with your friends. Each day give something good to others. Cheer up no matter how you feel. Read more books than you did before and you can learn more from them. Don’t compare your life with others.

閱讀上面的短文，完成下面表格中所缺信息，每空一詞。

A. How often B. How long C. how many D. How old

A. on B. in

C. at D. for

A. sings B. issinging C. sang D. Sing

【題目】

Ye Xiaogang is known as one of the most famous modern Chinese composers.

He learnt to play the piano at the age of four. His father was a composer who wrote a lot of music for films. But when his father was sent to a farm to work, Ye was only 11 at that time.

Ye had to work on another farm for a year before entering a factory. He worked in the factory for six years until he was 22.

The workers in the factory were friendly and helped him a lot, but he could not play the piano any more. No matter how hard he worked on the farm or in the factory, he never left music. He just waited for chances. He dreamt of becoming a pianist.

When Ye could play the piano again, he practised hard every day in order to go to the Central Conservatory of Music in 1978, but the school would not recruit (招收) piano students that year. In the end, Ye chose composition (作曲) as his major although he was not familiar with it.

In 1980, he studied at Cambridge University (劍橋大學(xué)). Then he went to a famous school of music in the US in 1987 to take more courses.

As a famous composer in China, Ye worked for many organizations. He wrote many symphonies (交響樂). He also wrote film and TV music which traditional composers hardly ever worked out.

【1】How old was Ye Xiaogang when he started to work in the factory?

A.11.B.16.C.22.D.15.

【2】From the fourth paragraph we can learn that Ye Xiaogang .

A.wanted to be a composer

B.often practised playing the piano after work

C.never gave up his dream

D.didn’t get along well with the workers in the factory

【3】Why didn’t Ye Xiaogang choose the piano as his major at the Central Conservatory of Music?

A.Because he was more familiar with composition.

B.Because his father wanted him to study composition.

C.Because the school wouldn’t recruit piano students that year.

D.Because the school was more famous for the major of composition.

【4】Which of the following is true about Ye Xiaogang?

A.He never worked on a farm.

B.He once studied in the UK and the US.

C.He hardly ever wrote film and TV music.

D.He mainly worked for schools instead of other organizations.

【5】The writer mainly tells us .

A.how to learn the pianoB.the history of a famous music school

C.how to write musicD.the experiences of a famous musician

—______all the vegetables, I like the tomato _______.

A. In, best B. Of; better

C. Of; best D. In; better

—________.

A. Thank you all the same

B. It doesn't matter

C. I'm sorry

D. You're welcome