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6£®I know from the postmark £¨ÓÊ´Á£©that this p________ is mailed from New York.

7£®Today is Jack's birthday. Now he is g________ his friends at the door as they arrive.

8£®There are a lot of people and buses in the s________.

9£®Please c________ me if you have time this evening.

10£®Mr. White likes Beijing O________ very much and he is learning it.

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1£®Could you please speak louder? It's noisy here. I can't ________ you.

A£®listen                        B£®hear                    C£®sound                 D£®understand

2£®¡ª Please tell me the girl's name.

¡ª ________ name is Betty. She's my classmate.

A£®She                          B£®Her                     C£®She's                  D£®His

3£®¡ª Where are the runners?

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A£®is doing                    B£®do                       C£®are doing             D£®does

4£®Liu Mei, your mother is waiting ________ you at the school gate.

A£®at                             B£®in                        C£®of                       D£®for

5£®¡ª May I speak to Mr Smith?

¡ª I'm sorry. He is on the phone ________ the moment.

A£®on                            B£®of                       C£®at                       D£®in

6£®¡ª What are you doing there?

¡ª I'm ________ my dictionary, but I can't ________ it anywhere.

A£®finding, look for        B£®looking for, find   C£®finding, look up    D£®looking up, find

7£®Get up and get ________, ________ you'll be late for school.

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9£®¡ª What a cool cell phone! Let ________ have a look.

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A£®I                              B£®me                      C£®you                     D£®your

10£®¡ª Do you want ________ in Beijing in spring?

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A£®stay                        B£®stays                   C£®to stay                D£®staying

11£®Please don't read ________ the sun. It's bad for your eyes.

A£®under                     B£®below                  C£®at                       D£®in

12£®Tomorrow is Mothers' Day. I'm going to send a present________ her.

A£®from                      B£®to                       C£®for                      D£®at

13£®¡ª________________?

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A£®What does she do                                    B£®What is she going to do

C£®What is she doing                                    D£®What does she like doing

14£®¡ª Let's go out and play football with them.

¡ª ________ Football is my favorite ball game.

A£®I am sorry              B£®That's great         C£®Thank you           D£®That's all right

15£®Lingling and ________ are in the classroom. ________ are reading English.

A£®me, We                  B£®I, They                C£®I, We                  D£®me, They

16£®¡ª ________ your pen friend ________ Chinese now?

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A£®Do, study               B£®Does, studying     C£®Are, studies         D£®Is, studying

17£®He ________ doing some shopping, and he's ________ the newspaper now.

A£®don't, look at           B£®doesn't, see          C£®not, watching      D£®isn't, reading

18£®Hush! The baby is ________ upstairs.

A£®sleep                      B£®sleeping               C£®fall asleep            D£®go to sleep

19£®¡ª Are there ________ students in the classroom?

¡ª Yes, there are ________.

A£®some, some            B£®any, any              C£®any, some           D£®some, any

20£®¡ª Happy birthday to you!

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A£®Thank you              B£®Yes, it is              C£®That's right          D£®The same to you

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One afternoon just before Christmas, a kind old man was walking in the street when he saw a little boy   1   in front of a beautiful shop window.

The old man asked him   2   he was crying there. The little boy said he had lost the ten dollars given   3   his mother. When the old man   4   this, he put his hand into his   5   and took out a small wallet and gave him ten dollars.

The little boy thanked him and   6   crying and smiled. The old man walked away.

An hour later, the old man was returning home   7   the same route. To his surprise, he saw the same boy at the   8   place. He went up to him and asked him   9   he had lost his money again. The little boy said he had   10   the lost ten dollars and was waiting for him there. The boy wanted to give back the ten dollars to him.

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2£®We are enjoying our school trip. £¨¸Ä³É·ñ¶¨¾ä£©

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3£®They aren't having lunch in a restaurant. £¨ÓÃoften¸Ä³É·ñ¶¨¾ä£©

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4£®Many people are visiting the Forbidden City now. £¨¾Í»­Ïß²¿·ÖÌáÎÊ£©

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5£®The children are enjoying themselves in the Children's Palace. £¨Í¬Òå¾äת»»£©

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American restaurants and coffee shops often give you cold water before you order £¨µã²Í£©. In some restaurants, bread and butter are free. Most cities and towns have no rules £¨Ìõ¿î£©about opening and closing time for stores. In big cities, stores are usually open 24 hours a day.

Supper and dinner are both words for the evening meal. Some people have "Sunday dinner"£¬but this is a big noon meal. You should pay tips £¨Ð¡·Ñ£©to the waiters in America, often about 15% of the price of a meal.

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A£®Bread and butter are always free in the US.

B£®In America, you can buy food at night.

C£®American people pay for the cold water in restaurants.

D£®You needn't pay tips to your waiters in American restaurants.

E£®Americans eat ¡°supper¡± or ¡°dinner¡± in the evening.

F£®People in America like the opening rules there.

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When we think of Hollywood, we think of movies and famous movie stars. They are part of Hollywood's history. Today people make movies in other places too. Not all famous movie stars live in Hollywood. But Hollywood is still a very special £¨ÌØÊâµÄ£©city in Los Angeles, California.

You can easily see where Hollywood is in Los Angeles. There is a big sign on the hills. It says "HOLLYWOOD". The white letters are fifty feet £¨Ó¢³ß£©tall. The Hollywood sign is a famous landmark in Los Angeles. Many postcards show this famous Hollywood landmark.

In the hills of Hollywood, there is also the Hollywood Bowl. This is an open-air theater. It is one of the largest open-air theaters in the world. It has seventeen thousand seats and a very special stage £¨Îę̀£©. The design of the stage was by the great American architect £¨½¨Öþʦ£©Frank Lloyd Wright. You can listen to all kinds of concerts at the Hollywood Bowl.

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5£®A person who makes plans for buildings is called________.

6£®Something that you can recognize £¨±æÈÏ£©easily, such as a tall building, is a________.

7£®A mark that represents £¨´ú±í£©something is a________.

8£®Land that is like a mountain is called a________.

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10£®Today Hollywood is ________.

A£®a special city in Los Angeles                     B£®where all the movie stars live

C£®where they make all the movies                D£®a famous landmark in Los Angeles

11£®You can see where Hollywood is in Los Angeles because ________.

A£®it is a hill                                                 B£®postcards show you

C£®there is a big sign on the hills                    D£®there is the Hollywood Bowl in the city

12£®The Hollywood Bowl is ________.

A£®a place where you see movies

B£®one of the largest open-air theaters in the world

C£®a hill in Hollywood

D£®a very special stage

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1£®What ________ your father ________ £¨do£©now?

2£®What ________ your mother often ________ £¨do£©on Sundays?

3£®Look, Daming ________ £¨lie£©in the sun and enjoying the sun.

4£®There ________ £¨be£©a lot of water in the glass.

5£®Jack and Tony ________ £¨have£©a lot of friends in Beijing.

6£®Let him ________ £¨play£©basketball after school.

7£®Can she ________ £¨help£©us with our English?

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A girl may pass easily through the first grades. While boys of the age bring home low marks, the girls may easily get good grades. Girls seem to have "better brains" at school. Why do so few girls become great scientists? Why is the most important thing in adult £¨³ÉÄêÈË£©world done by man?

According to the scientists, the answer is aggression £¨ºÃ¶·£¬¹¥»÷ÐÔ£©. Boys usually don't accept £¨½ÓÊÜ£©other people's conclusion. They insist on £¨¼á³Ö£©solving problems for themselves. While little girls are getting high marks in school for remembering what the teacher has told them. Little boys are learning to think in their own ways. Boys are usually the ones who get high pay and the powerful job because they are trained to be aggressive £¨¼¤½øµÄ£©at an early age.

1£®Do the girls get better marks at school than the boys?

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2£®Why aren't there many women scientists in adult?

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3£®What does the writer want to tell you?

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4£®Who insist on solving problems for themselves, boys or girls?

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5£®How are little boys learning to think?

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1£®I always take lots of photos when I travel.

2£®Tom likes staying at home and watching TV on Saturday.

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4£®We should say "Good night" to our parents when we go to bed.

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4£®Boys.                            5£®They are learning to think in their own ways.