Hello! My name is Joy. I'm a girl. I'm eleven. I'm in Class Eight, Grade Seven. This is my friend Joan. She is twelve. She is a high school student(中學(xué)生). She is in Class Seven, Grade Eight. My English
teacher is Miss White, but her English teacher is Miss Green. Look(看)!Who's that? Oh, she's my mom.
She's a Chinese(語文，中文) teacher.

1. ____ is in Class Eight, Grade Seven.

A. Joan
B. John
C. Joy
D. Joe

2. Joan is Joy's(喬伊的)____.

A. teacher
B. friend
C. student
D. mom

3. Joan is ____.

A. eleven
B. twelve
C. thirteen
D. fourteen

4. Joy's English teacher is ____.

A. Miss White
B. Miss Green
C. Joy's mom
D. Joan

5. Joy's mother is ____.

A. an English teacher
B. a friend
C. a student
D. a Chinese teacher

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，補(bǔ)全對(duì)話。

A: Excuse me, what's his name?
B: His name is Jim.
A:    1     
B: J-I-M, Jim.
A: Where is he from?
B:    2 
A: How old is he?
B:    3   
A: Is he in your school?
B:    4   
A: Is he in Class Three, Grade Seven?
B:    5    He is in Class Four, but we are good friends.
A: Thank you.
B: That's OK.

     Ann is my good friend. She is twenty-three years old. And she doesn’t live in China. She lives in
Canada. She is a nurse. She often gets up early every morning. She goes to work at 7:30. She doesn’t
have breakfast. She has a sandwich and some fruit for lunch in a small restaurant. She goes home at 5
o’clock in the afternoon. On Saturday, she often comes to see me.
1. Ann lives in _______.
A. China      
B. Canada  
C. England      
D. the USA
2. Ann is a _______.
A. teacher      
B. nurse      
C. doctor      
D. student
3. Ann goes to work at _______.
A. 7:30 am    
B. 8:30 am  
C. 5:00 pm  
D. 5:30 pm
4. Ann has _______ for lunch in a small restaurant.
A. some dumplings      
B. a hot dog    
C. a sandwich and some fruit  
D. a bowl of noodles
5. Ann often comes to see me _______.
A. on Friday      
B. on Monday  
C. on Sunday      
D. on Saturday

     Lucy’s mother is a pretty woman. She likes new clothes, and she buys many new clothes. They are
different.
     Every Saturday she goes shopping with her friends. Sometimes she buys clothes, and sometimes she
helps her friends to buy clothes. She likes shopping very much and she enjoys helping others to buy things. She always wears beautiful clothes when she goes out. Her friends say she is very rich because she has
so many beautiful clothes. But that’s not true.
     One day she and her husband (丈夫) are at home. She says to her husband, “Dear, look at the old
clothes I have to wear!How ugly (丑陋的) they are!If someone comes to visit our family,they may think
I must be a cook.”
     "A cook?" her husband says, "Do they think you are a cook? And you always buy so many new
clothes! Aren't they nice? I think the visitors must change their mind if they are at our home and have
dinner."
1. Lucy’s mother has many _______ clothes.
A. new      
B. old      
C. cheap      
D. ugly
2. Where does the dialogue (對(duì)話) happen?
A. In a shop.      
B. At home.
C. In the kitchen.  
D. The story doesn’t tell us.
3. Lucy’s mother doesn’t like _______.
A. new clothes    
B. different clothes
C. her husband    
D. cooking
4. Which of the following is true?
A. Lucy’s mother always goes shopping with her husband at the weekend.
B. Lucy’s mother sometimes helps her friends with their shopping.
C. Lucy’s father likes his mother to buy a lot of new clothes.
D. Lucy’s mother likes cooking at home.
5. From the story we know Lucy’s mother _______.
A. is good at cooking        
B. is rich enough to buy many new clothes
C. is not a good cook.          
D. often wears ugly clothes.

     This is the room of Li Lei. It's a 1         (nice/well) room. You can see a bed, two 2         (tables/table), a chair and a soccer ball on the floor. What can you see 3____ (on/in)the wall? You can see some 4          (picture/pictures). Where's 5____  (a/the)light(燈)? It's on 6   __   (a/the/an) table. Some
books are on this table 7_____(to/too). Where 8         (are/is) his pencil case and pens? They are on the
other(另一個(gè))table. You can see a clock 9  ___   (under/on)it. Under the chair is 10        (his/her)soccer
ball.

Hello, friend!
     My name is Rose. I’m an English girl. I’m twelve. I’m from London. Now I’m in Sydney. Do you know Sydney? It’s a big city in Australia（澳大利亞）. I’m in No.1 Middle school. I’m in Class Two, Grade One.
   There are forty students in our class--21 girls and 19 boys. My teachers are nice to me. I like drawing and running. My family are in Sydney, too. My
father is a doctor. My mother is a worker in a shop. They’re busy（忙）.  
     I like China. Please write to me soon.                      
                                   Yours ,                                                                      
                                   Rose

1. Is Rose English or Australian?

A. Yes, she is.        
B. No, she isn’t.    
C.She’s English.      
D. She’s Australian.

2. How many students are there in Class Two?  

A. 40.                
B. 21.            
C. 19.              
D. 50.

3.Where is Sydney?

A. It’s in China.    
B. It’s in England.    
C. It’s in Australia.      
D. It’s in America

        When you come to Japan, you need to learn some rules for eating. They aren't difficult to learn. 
         If you eat something with the Japanese, you can hear them say "itadaki-masu". This is to show
thanks for the food they eat and to the person who made the food. You can also hear the Japanese
say "gochiso-sama" when they finish eating. This is also to show thanks and to say the dishes (菜) are
good. They start to eat only when everybody is seated (就座) at the table.  They usually have a
conversation at meals, but they don't speak while they are eating. 
       Remember the rules and they can help you. You should also remember that it's good to eat every
dish.

根據(jù)以上短文內(nèi)容A，判斷下列句子正(T) 誤(F) 。

(   )1. The Japanese say "itadaki-masu" to show the dishes are delicious.

(   )2. The Japanese usually say "gochiso-sama" before the meal.

(   )3. The Japanese usually start to eat after everybody sits at the table.

(   )4. The Japanese usually don't talk to another person during the meal.

(   )5. Eating every dish is bad when you eat in a Japanese's home.