1、 重点短语 go to sleephave a hard timewould rather (not) doafter allcall ontry onpay offcome up with know wella small cold room to live inaccept the invitationcontinue to dobring outday and nightbe worth 重点句型 1. It got dark before they could get home. 2. I dont think I know you. 3. Does that matter? 4. I
2、 dont like plays that much.5. Why dont we try writing a play of our own? 交际用语 1. Im sorry, but2. Could you please explain?3. Let me think. 语 法 情态动词must, can/ could, may/ might表推测的用法 Multiple choice 1. Compared with Mary, Alice is always _ well and neatly.A. dressed B. wearing C. put on D. dressing2.
3、 The television _1,000 Yuan. But I dont think it is _ that much.A. costs; worth B. worth; cost C. took; worth D. is worth; cost 3. She lost her necklace _ the evening when she and her husband took part in the palace ball.A. in B. on C. at D. during4. Hope Project aims at helping the poor children in
4、 remote areas to _ education.A. accept B. keep C. assist D. receive5. He is the only one of the students who a winner of scholarship for the past three years.A. is B. are C. have been D. has been6. - _ Mike come here tonight?- Im not sure, but he _ stay at home.A. May; might B. Can; must C. Must; mi
5、ght D. Can; might7. She often thought of the lost necklace, _ she had lived a hard life for ten years.A. for it B. for that C. because of it D. because of which8. I dont think she will buy that expensive ring, _?A. do I B. will she C. dont I D. wont she 9. The boy must have gone to play computer gam
6、es, _ he?A. mustnt B. neednt C. hasnt D. didnt10. -Oh, its you! I _ you.-Ive just had my hair cut and Im _ new glasses.A. didnt recognize; wearing B. havent recognize; putting onC. didnt recognize; having on D. dont recognize; dressing11. Before he _, his car ran into the bus. His careless driving _
7、 him his lifeA. had stopped; spent B. could stop; paidC. would stop; took D. could stop; cost12. I would rather _ here. I didnt know it was _ cold here.A. not to come; so B. not have come; that C. not to have come; that D. not come; very13. Meeting my uncle after all these years was an unforgettable
8、 moment, _I will always treasure.A. that B. one C. it D. what14. You havent said a word about my new coat, Brenda. Do you like it? Im sorry I _ anything about it sooner. I certainly think its pretty_ you.A. wasn t saying; with B. don t say; around C. won t say; on D. didnt say; on15. In order to mak
9、e out city green, .A. it in necessary to have planted more trees B. many more trees need to plantC. our city needs more trees D. we must plant more trees Answers: AABDD DDBCA DBBDD Cloze test Fast food means restaurant foods that are prepared in great amount, 16 rapidly and are of the same 17 and qu
10、ality because they are sold by nationwide chains. Although decades ago, the term reminded one 18 “convenience”, today it 19 “ inexpensive”, “unhealthy” and “greasy” (油腻的 ). Still is a $103 billion a year business in the U. S. 20 are nearly 200,000 fast-food shops, twice 21 in 1980. According to the
11、National Restaurant Association, 73% of Americans 22 at least one meal away from home on the average day in 1986. On the average, Americans consume (消费 ) about 23 or one meal in five, away from home, spending 40% of 24 total food dollars. Young people aged 24 are most likely to eat out and consume o
12、ver 250 meals a year away from home.The most 25 fast food by far is the hamburger. It is 26 after the city of Hamburg in Germany, 27 people made their beef soft in the 19th century. The popularity of Hamburg results from the success of the White Castle restaurant chain in the 1920s, but it would be
13、decades later 28 McDonalds became famous for fast-food.McDonalds was 29 in California in 1940 by brothers Mac and Dick McDonald. The McDonalds phenomenon (现象) began in 1948, 30 the McDonald brothers decided that too 31 of their income went to pay car hops ( 路边餐馆服务员 ), dishwashers, and fry cooks. To
14、32 costs, the brothers developed a menu which 33 fairly fast service, lower prices, and freedom 34 tipping. In 1952, they ran an 35 in a magazine for McDonalds Self-service System Drive-ins, which said no car hops, no waitresses, no dishwashers, no dishes, no more silverward, The McDonald system rem
15、oves all of this! 16. A. serving17. A. price18. A. of19. A. means20. A. They21. A. number22. A. eat23. A. 10%24. A. his25. A. expensive26. A. called27. A. where28. A. after29. A. found30. A which31. A. many32. A. increase33. A. arrived at34. A. of35. A. advertisement B. servedB. colorB. aboutB. isB.
16、 ThereB. amountB. ateB. 20%B. itsB. popularB. foundedB. whichB. beforeB. foundedB. whatB. muchB. addB. came toB. withB. news C. developingC. tasteC. withC. soundsC. hereC. the numberC. spendC. 30%C. theirC. unhealthyC. bornC. whatC. sinceC. preparedC. whenC. littleC. avoidC. led toC. offC. competiti
17、on D. developedD. sizeD. fromD. seemsD. AmericansD. the amountD. spentD. 40%D. theirsD. greasyD. namedD. thatD. untilD. discoveredD. whereD. moreD. cutD. amount toD. fromD. article Answers: BCAAB CBBCB DABBC BDCDA Reading comprehension Passage A The busiest actor in the English theatre is Walter Pli
18、nge. He sometimes has a part in plays in two or three London theatres at the same time. Sometimes he has a part in a play outside London on the same night, too.His name is on the programmes but Walter Plinger is not a real person. When an actor lays two characters in a play, his name is on the progr
19、amme beside the second character. Even a famous actor like Sir Laurence Oliver sometimes calls himself Walter Plinge when he has a small part and a big part.“Water Plinge” became an actor in 1990. The name was a private joke in one theatre. Sometimes an actor said to the director “Mr. Plinge is wait
20、ing for you,” the director knew this was really an invitation to the pub! Many actors heard about Walter Plinge. Soon they were using his name on theatre programmes.In America Walter Plinges name is Gorge Spilvin and dancers in the ballet Rambert call him James Moore! When hes acting or dancing, hes
21、 a very useful man although hes not very famous. 36. Walter Plingers is _.A. a famous actor B. a nameC. a character like Laurence Olivier D. a person in the play37. When the actor_, he uses Walter Plinge as his name.A. is busy in London theatresB. plays a very important part in the programmeC. has a
22、 small part in the playD. acts as two persons in one programme38. In the United States, George Spilvin is _.A. as equal as Walter Plinge B. a ballet dancerC. a similar English joke D. a useful and wellknown person39. From the passage we know that _.A. the name Walter Plinge may play different parts
23、in various situationsB. the director loved Walter PlingeC. Walter Plinge is an actor in a private London theatreD. Many people often see real Walter Plinge himself in the plays Answers: BDCA Passage 2 Tristan was a character in old English and European stories. He was a brave solider under King Arth
24、ur, and the story of his love for Isolde, daughter of the King of Ireland, is one of the great love stories of all times. The story is the topic of a grand opera, Tristan and Isolde , by Richard Wagner. It is often played throughout the world.The Story of the OperaTristan had told his uncle, King Ma
25、rk of Cornwall, of the beauty of Isolde, and was sent to bring her by ship to Cornwall to marry the king. Isolde hated Tristan, because her brother had died by his hand in battle, and on the journey she asked her servant Brangane to poison him. Instead, Brangane prepared a special drink, and after T
26、ristan and Isolde drank it, they fell in love. They arrived at Cornwall but King Mark was away hunting. They met secretly every day. When the King returned, a man named Melot told him what was going on between Tristan and Isolde. Tristan fought Melot and was seriously wounded. He was taken to his ow
27、n home in Brittany. His friend Kurwena was sent for Isolde, but when she arrived, Tristan was dying from his wounds. He said good-bye to Isolde and died. She died of a broken heart.The beautiful music of the opera is often played and sung in concerts. The most famous song is the “Loves Death”, which
28、 Tristan and Isolde sing before they die. 40. Tristan sailed to Ireland _.A. to find himself a wifeB. to carry out his uncles orderC. after falling in love with IsoldeD. after hearing of the beauty of Isolde41. A first, Isolde wanted to poison Tristan because he _.A. had killed her brotherB. was fro
29、m King Marks familyC. had asked her to marry himD. wanted her to marry King Mark42. Tristan fought Melot because _.A. the king ordered him to do soB. Melot told the king about his secretC. Melot was the enemy of Isoldes family D. he thought Melot was in love with Isolde43. What caused Isoldes death?
30、A. The Kings anger. B. Melot killed her.C. Her love for Tristan. D. Brangane poisoned her.44. From the text we can learn that Richard Wagner _.A. sang opera B. wrote operas C. played music D. wrote stories Answers: BABCB Passage 3 Mrs. Loisel seemed old now. She had become a strong, hard woman, the
31、crude woman of the poor household. Her hair badly dressed, her shirts awry, her hands red, she spoke in a loud voice, and washed the floors in large pails of water. But sometimes, when her husband was at the office, she would seat herself before the window and think of that evening party of former t
32、imes, of that ball where she was so beautiful and so flattered. How would it have been if she had not lost that necklace? Who knows? How strange is life, and how full of changes! How small a thing will destroy or save one! One Sunday, as she was taking a walk in the Champs-Lysees to rid herself of t
33、he cares of the week, she suddenly saw a woman walking with a child. It was Mrs. Forestier, still young, still pretty, still attractive. Mrs. Forestier was affected. Should she speak to her? Yes, certainly. And now that she had paid, she would tell her all. Why not?She came up to her. “Good morning,
34、 Jeanne.”Her friend did not recognize her and was surprised to be so familiarly addressed by this common personage. She stammered (口吃):“But MadameI do not knowYou must be mistaken”“No, I am Mathilde Loisel.”Her friend let out a cry of astonishment: “Oh! My poor Mathilde! How you have changed ”“Yes,
35、I have had some hard years since I saw you; and some miserable onesand all because of you”“Because of me? How is that?”“You remember the diamond necklace that you lent me to wear at the Commissioners ball?”“Yes, very well.”“Well, I lost it.”“How is that, since you returned it to me?”“ I returned ano
36、ther to you exactly like it. And it has taken us ten years to pay for it. You can understand that it was not easy for us who have nothing. But it is finished and I am very satisfied.”Madame Forestier stopped short. She said:“You say that you bought a diamond necklace to replace mine?”And she smiled
37、with a proud and simple joy. Madame Forestier was touched and took both her hands as she replied:“Oh! My poor Mathilde, mine was false. They were not worth over five hundred francs!” 45. What would have happened if Mrs. Loisel had not lost that necklace?A. She would have married a rich man.B. She an
38、d her husband would have lived a happy life.C. She would have been flattered by some important men.D. Nobody can tell that.46. Which of the following proves that Mrs. Loisel had become a crude woman?A. She was poorly dressed with beautiful hands.B. She spoke in a low voice.C. She often thought of th
39、e ball.D. She no longer paid any attention to her looks.47. Who or what caused Mrs. Loisels miserable life?A. Mrs. Forestie. B. The necklace. C. Her husband. D. Mrs. Loisel herself48. How did Mrs. Loisel feel when she met Mrs. Forestie one Sunday? A. She felt proud because she had paid off the debt.
40、B. She felt sad because she was no longer as pretty as her friend.C. She felt angry because her trouble was caused by Mrs. Forestie.D. She felt happy because she met an old friend.49. Why was Mrs. Forestie surprised when she was addressed by Mrs. Loisel?A. She was not used to being called “Jeanne”.B
41、. She didnt allow poor people to call her like that.C. She didnt know Mrs. Loisel.D. Because her first name was called by a woman she thought she didnt know. Answers: DDDAD Correct the mistakes I used to love science class-all of them- 50 _biology, chemistry, geography, physics. I think I 51 _liked
42、those classes because I felt that it helped me 52 _understand what the world works. For example, when 53 _I was a child, the rain was a mystery. In one 54 _class, I learned it rained. I think science classes 55 _clear up my mysteries. But then there is always more 56 _mysteries look into. What was m
43、y least favorite class? 57 _That was math. After learn the basics of the subject, 58 _nothing else seemed very practically to me. I never 59 _saw how I could use it in my daily life. Answers:50. classclasses 51. 正确 52. itthey 53. whathow 54. 去the 55. learned 和it 之间加why 56. isare 57. look 前加to 58. le
44、arnlearning 59. practically-practical Spelling 60. Theyre being very m_ about their holiday plans. It seems that they want to keep them a secret.61. When the girl r_ her mothers voice on the phone, she jumped with joy62. Children sleep in d_ when they live at school.63. According to the weather repo
45、rt, the weather will c_ fine till this weekend.64. There are many p_ moments in my life, which I will never forget.65. He e_ a living by writing.66. He drew the o_ of a house on the paper.67. This dictionary is very expensive; b_, it is not suitable for us students.68. He received an i_ to the ball, but he didnt accept it.69. I can never forget the s_ of my childhood in the country. Answers: 60. mysterious 61. recognized 62. dormitories 63. continue64. precious 65. earns 66. outline 67. besides68. invitation 69. scenes
