1．A B C     2．A B C       3．A B C     4．A B C       5．A B C

（二）聽句子，選擇恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鹫Z。每個句子讀兩遍。（每小題1分）

6.A. I’d like a single room with a bath

B. You must cook for me

C. Maybe you are right.

7. A, it’s in Australia.   B. It’s in North America. C. It’s in Europe

8. A. it’s my pleasure   B. With pleasure       C. I’d like to.

9. A. My father bought the ear for me.

B. It cost almost 100,000 yuan.

C. For only ten months.

10. A. You are welcome.   B.That’s all right. C. I’ll take yours

（三）聽下面五組對話和對話后面的問題，選擇正確答案。每組對話讀兩遍。（每小題1分）

11. A. Hot.              B.Cold.         C. Cloudy.

12. A. At Peter’s house.    B. At school.     C.At Helen’s home.

13. A. Some hot coffee. B. Some warm porridge. C. Some iced beer.

14. A. It will be held in Beijing.

B. It will be held On August 8^th, 2008.

C. It’s held every 4 years.

15. A. He is looking for his pen.

B. He is looking for his friend.

C. He is looking for his dictionary.

（四）聽一段長對話，選擇正確答案。對話讀兩遍。（每小題1.5分）

16. What’s the date next Friday?

A. June 17^th.     B. June 27^th     C. July 7^th

17. What does Linda enjoy doing?

A. Reading and listening to pop music.

B. Playing computer games.

C. Reading and dancing.

18. What will the man buy for Linda?

A. A book.     B. A CD.      C. A magazine about popular songs.

19. Does the man have lots of money? How do you know?

   A. Yes. Because he thinks buying a CD for Linda is quite easy for him.

   B. No. Because he thinks it’s a special gift for her.

   C. No. Because he thinks it’s too expensive to buy a CD.

20. How old is Linda now?

A. Thirteen.          B. Fourteen. .          C. Fifteen.

（五）聽短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容填空。短文讀兩遍。（每小題1.5分 )

Do you know what the White House is? Perhaps some of you do, 21 others don’t. The White House is the place where the president of the USA 22 . It is in Washington D. C. It’s really white. But do you know why the White House is white?

The story took place in 23 . That year England was at war with America. The British captured the city and some of the buildings were set on fire,  24 the president’s house. In 1814 in order to bide the brown marks of the fire, all the walls of the president’s house were painted white and it has been the “White House” ever 25 .

26．―Hi, Peter. This is Mary Allen Harrison, a doctor from England.

―Nice to meet you,         .

A. Mrs. Mary         B. Ms Allen     C. Mr. Harrison    D. Miss Harrison

27.Our teacher has given us some good         English learning. It’s very useful.

A. advice to          B. advices to     C. advice on      D. advices on

28.― Where is Mr. Smith? Have you seen him?

― He _______ be in his office.

― He _______ be in his office, for I left there just now.

A. may, can’t        B. can, may not     C. man, mustn’t   D. can, don’t have to

29. ―Jack? I didn’t believe he could work it out

―      , but he really got it right.

A. So I didn’t        B. Me too           C. Neither did I     D. So did I

30. ―Would you mind telling me ______?

   ―      .

A. which train should I take , I’ll be glad to

B. when the train leaves, Of course not

C. where does the train leave for, Sure

D. how I can get on the train, Yes ,I would

31.―Do you feel like     or shall we go by bus?

  ―I prefer to walk, but we have     a taxi, for time is short.

    A. walking, to take   B. to talk, taken   C. walking, taken    D. to walk, to take.

32.―Did you have anyone     the goldfish?

―Yes ,I had the goldfish      .

A .feed, feed        B .to feed, fed     C. feed, to be fed    D. feed, fed

33. The factory    I visited yesterday was not the one    I once worked.

    A. which, where     B. which, which     C. where, which    D. where, where

34. Never     till tomorrow what you can do today.

A. put up    B. put on      C. put off      D. put down

35.      he shouted for help, nobody heard him.

   A. Until      B. As if       C. Because    D. Even though

36.― Andy, why not        some money from your friends?

―But I’m new here, I know     of the people here.

A. lend, none      B. to lend, nobody

C. borrow, none    D. to borrow, nobody

37.―Will you come to join us this Sunday?

―I won’t come unless Bob

A. is invited      B. will be invited     C. can invite D. invites

38. ―I don’t think math is so ______as physics, John.

―I agree with you. It is _____ than physics.

A. easy, less difficult          B. difficult, less easy

C. difficult, less difficult       D. more difficult, easier

39.―May I speak to Mr White?

  ―Sorry, he _____ Beijing, but he _____ in there days.

   A. has been, will come back     B. has been to , won’t be back

   C. has gone to, will come back   D. has gone to, would be back

40.Which number should replace the question mark?

A. 27          B. 61     C. 86    D. 98

Everyone needs friends. There is an old saying. “Friends are Gods way of taking care of us.”  But how do you find real friendship and 41 it?

The American writer Sally Seamans tells young students some smart ways 42 friends. Sally says finding friendship is 43 planting a tree. You plant the seed (種子) and take care of it to 44 .

First, you should choose a Friend. 45  makes a good friend? It is not  46 a person has money or good looks. A good friend should be kind and patient. For example, if you have a bad day, a good friend should listen to your 47 and do his or her best to help. To make friends, you should be active and cannot he too 48 . Friends should make each other  49 and share their lives.

But things cannot always be happy. Even the best friend have 50 . What should you do 51 you have a quarrel with your friend? You have to talk to him or her. When there is 52 else around, have an honest talk. If he or she 53 to do that, you may write a Letter to express your honesty.

There are three steps to become friends again:

Tell him or her 54 you are feeling; say what your Friend 55 , and explain why you did this or that. Remember that friendship is one of the most important things in your life.

41.   A. make                      B. keep                 C. lose                       D. discover

42.   A. of understanding      B. of creating        C. to invent                D. to find

43.   A. look like                 B. just as              C. just like                 D. just about

44.   A. make it grow           B. make it to grow

        C. make it growing       D. make it grown

45.   A. What                      B. Who                C. how                       D. Why

46.   A. therefore                 B. because            C. why                       D. that

47.   A. information             B. suggestions       C: complaints             D. compliments

48.   A. brave                      B. cute                 C. smart                     D. shy

49.   A. interesting               B. happy               C. funny                    D. scary

50.   A. quarrels                   B. same joys         C. questions                D. ideas

51.    A. though                    B. even if             C. if only                   D. if

52.  A. someone           B. no one        C. anyone          D. everyone

53.  A. would like          B. decides       C. refuses          D. likes

54.  A. when              B. whatever      C. what            D. how

55.  A. has clone wrong     B. has been done wrongly

C. had done wrong     D. will do wrongly

(A)

   One evening Mr Harris was on duty when the phone rang. He went to answer it. It was Mrs Green. “Please, sir, come to my house. I had 5,000 dollars stolen.”

Mr Harris hurried to her house. He asked Mrs Green, “When did you find the money missing?” “At seven, I put my money on the table in the living-room. Then I went to wash my hair. I came back at seven thirty and the money was gone.” “I see”. “Mr Harris said, “Were you alone in the house?” “No. My sister’s daughter, Nancy. was here too.” “Let’s talk to Nancy, said Mr Harris. They went to Nancy’s room.

Mr Harris sat on the only chair in the room. The chair was cold. Mrs Green and Nancy sat on the bed. Mr Harris saw some books on the floor near the chair. “What have you been doing this evening?”

“I’ve been studying because I shall have a test tomorrow. I’ve been sitting on that chair reading all the time. I never got up and never left my room. But at seven fifty I heard a sound. like someone closing the door. I didn’t go out to have a look, for I was too busy. Maybe someone came into the house and rook my aunt’s money.”

After hearing that, Mr Harris was quite clear. He said to Mrs Green, “Well, you wont have to be worried, and you’ll find the 5,000 dollars just in the room.”