I was late in getting to the station, but ______, the train was late, too.

1. A.
   luckily
2. B.
   especially
3. C.
   probably

He used to        to school by bike but he is used to        to school now.

1. A.
   go; walking
2. B.
   go; walk
3. C.
   going; walk

It takes us twenty minutes _____ the book.

1. A.
   read
2. B.
   reading
3. C.
   to read

—___________his brothers?

—Yes, they are

1. A.
   Are you
2. B.
   Is this
3. C.
   Are these
4. D.
   Is he

“I hope _________ play soccer with us tomorrow. ”
“Yes, I hope _________. ”

1. A.
   him not to, not too
2. B.
   he won’t, it too
3. C.
   him not to, that too
4. D.
   he won’t, so too

--- Can I have ______ more food?
--- Sorry. There is not______ in the fridge.

1. A.
   some; anything else
2. B.
   some; nothing else
3. C.
   any; anything else
4. D.
   any; nothing else

There ______ two books and a pen on the desk.

1. A.
   is
2. B.
   are
3. C.
   be
4. D.
   has

—Wow! You’ve got so many clothes, Kate!
—But _______ of them are in fashion now, I still can’t find the most-loved one!

1. A.
   all
2. B.
   both
3. C.
   none
4. D.
   neither

The basketball final between Perfect School and Sunrise School has entered white-hot stage. There are only fifteen seconds left. Sunrise School is one point ahead. Mitchell, who is one of the best players of Perfect School, is now controlling the ball. The students are extremely excited. They cannot help standing up and shouting, “Go! Mitchell!”O(jiān)ther teammates also encourage Mitchell, “Take a shot, boy!”
Mitchell knows it will be the last shot. He hesitates (猶豫) and falls into careful thinking. He imagines that he shoots from the halfway line. The hall turns quiet. All eyes follow the track of the basketball. It jumps round the ring over and over again and finally rolls out of the court. The world turns noisy. Mitchell sees his coach lower his head, his teammates kneel down and his fans cry. It gives him so much pain. It is the last match for his coach before retiring. All the teammates practiced hard and hoped to give their coach a perfect ending. But now, the bubble bursts (破裂).
“Is that what you want?” Mitchell asks himself.“Certainly not. But how can I change the situation? Teamwork!”Mitchell returns to reality from his thinking. He does not have a shot by himself but surprisingly passes the basketball to his teammate, Jack, who is standing near the basket. Jack catches the basketball and quickly scores a two-point shot. There goes the whistle at the same time. Perfect School finally wins the game

1.When there are only fifteen seconds left, ______

1. A.
   the students are surprised
2. B.
   Mitchell’s coach is shouting
3. C.
   Sunrise team is one point ahead
4. D.
   Perfect team is two points ahead

2.How does Mitchell help his team win the game?

1. A.
   He tries to stand near the basket
2. B.
   He passes the basketball to Jack
3. C.
   He shoots from the halfway line
4. D.
   He quickly scores a two-point shot

3.What can we learn from the story?

1. A.
   Teamwork helps win the game
2. B.
   Jack is the most popular player
3. C.
   The coach will retire next year
4. D.
   The hall turns quiet after the final shot

---________ is it from here to the station?
---It's about five kilometers away

1. A.
   How long
2. B.
   How many
3. C.
   How far
4. D.
   How much