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A£®What                        B£®Why                   C£®When                  D£®Where

3£®Mr. Smith ________ to Miss Gao in the office now.

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4£®________. May I ask you a question?

A£®I'm sorry                  B£®Excuse me           C£®How are you        D£®Hello

5£®Father Christmas is a fat man ________ a long white beard and wears a red suit.

A£®for                           B£®on                       C£®with                    D£®in

6£®¡ª Why don't you get ________ for the meeting?

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7£®It's Saturday today, but my mother is at ________. She's very busy.

A£®home                       B£®work                   C£®play                    D£®the shop

8£®¡ª What is your aunt doing here?

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A£®looking forward        B£®looking after        C£®looking up           D£®looking in

9£®It's cold here. You must ________ more clothes.

A£®take off                    B£®put on                 C£®wash                  D£®take away

10£®Mum, will you buy a new bag ________ me?

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

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13£®We all like red, because it can ________ us good luck.

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14£®The Chinese people like decorating their houses ________ paper cuts.

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C£®is snowing, is snowing                            D£®snows, snows

17£®¡ª How long would you like to stay in San Francisco?

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19£®¡ª May I use your red pen?

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20£®¡ª Can you play football?

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Mr. Jones and Mr. Brown worked in the same office. One day Mr. Jones said to Mr. Brown, "We are going to   1   a small party at our house next Wednesday evening. Would you and your   2   like to join us on that day?"

Mr. Brown said, "Thank you very much. It is very   3   of you. We are   4   that evening, I think. But I will telephone my wife and ask her. Maybe she wants to go   5   else that evening."   6   Mr. Brown went to the other room and telephoned. When he came back, he looked very worried. "What's the matter?" said Mr. Jones. "Did you   7   to your wife?"

"No. She wasn't at home. My little son   8   the telephone. I asked him, 'Is your mother in, David?' and my son answered, 'No, she is not in the house.''   9   is your mother then?' I asked. 'She is somewhere outside.' 'What is she doing?' 'She is   10   for me.'"

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3£®Many students are crazy about Harry Potter. £¨¡¡¡¡£©

4£®Eating too much unhealthy food is the cause of his illness. £¨¡¡¡¡£©

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The Tomatina £¨·¬Çѽڣ©is Spain's famous festival. It is the biggest tomato fight in the world as well as one of the biggest food fights £¨´òÕÌ£©in Europe. It takes place yearly on the last Wednesday in August in Bunol, a small town in Valencia £¨°ÍÂ×Î÷ÑÇ£©. Tens of thousands of people from all over the world gather in Bunol to throw tomatoes at each other.

The Tomatina is not religious £¨×ڽ̵ģ©festival, but there are many stories about its history. The most popular story is about a Wednesday in August 1945£®As a part of the yearly festival, there was a parade of giants £¨¾ÞÈËÓÎÐУ©. A group of young people who wanted to join in the parade accidentally £¨Å¼È»£©knocked over one of the giants who swung out £¨É¢É䣩at everyone around him. The young people grabbed £¨×¥Æð£©some tomatoes from a nearby store to defend £¨·ÀÎÀ£©themselves and so began the Tomatina.

Many people take part in this harmless £¨ÎÞÉ˺¦µÄ£©food battle. In one hour over one hundred tons of over-ripe tomatoes are thrown in the street, so the square very soon becomes a sea of red.

It is a fair game and anyone can take part. There are a number of rules to observe:

Do not bring bottles or any other object £¨ÊµÎwhich could cause accidents;

You must not tear T-shirts;

Tomatoes must be pressed flat £¨±»Ñ¹Æ½£©before being thrown to avoid £¨±ÜÃ⣩hurting anyone;

Take care to avoid the lorries which carry the tomatoes;

Stop throwing tomatoes as soon as the stopping signal sounds.

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A£®The Development of the Tomatina

B£®Rules of the Tomato Fight

C£®The Biggest Food Fight in the world: The Tomatina

D£®The Origin of the Tomato Fight

14£®In the tomato fight, people ________.

A£®can bring anything that can help them to fight

B£®are allowed to tear others' clothes

C£®can climb up the lorries which carry the tomatoes

D£®should wear old clothes and diving goggles

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A£®the tomato fight is fun and safe

B£®children aren't allowed to take part in the fight

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Japanese kids always like 6 kites in holidays. And every year they can enjoy a Kite Festival.

When the festival is   7  £¬you can see fish-shaped streamers £¨ºá·ù£©all over Japan. Paper or cloth kites or banners £¨ÆìÖÄ£©are hung outside boys' homes. Seeing the fish   8   us feel happy. It looks like they are   9   in the sky. The black fish represents £¨´ú±í£©the father, the red for the mother, the smaller blue ones for the sons and the smallest pink ones for the daughters. Japanese people believe the fish is an important symbol £¨ÏóÕ÷£©. They think it is strong and brave. In front of some   10   there will be a fish for each son. The largest fish will be for the oldest son. On this day many kids like to fly kites, especially fish-shaped kites.

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English is spoken as a first language by several countries including Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada, and the United States. But there are some differences in the way they speak and write.

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1£®Is English spoken as a first language in New Zealand?

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5£®Why do you learn English?

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3£®His house is next to a river.

4£®They have lots of traditions on Christmas Day.

5£®We can watch the moon and stars at midnight.

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1£®Your hair is long, so you should have a haircut.

2£®Are you getting ready for the final exam?

3£®Spring is the best season all the year round in Beijing.

4£®I'm going to see a film with my parents on Friday evening.

5£®What's happening in the street?

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