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    In your school bags, most of you may have a pencil, some kinds of pens, a ruler and some books. None of these things grow in the fields. They were all made in factories and invented by someone. They have not always been pencils or pens, rulers or books. Thousands of years ago, no one knew about these things.

    Who invented them? We don’t always know. There have been many thousands of inventions, large and small, in the human history. Some of these inventions have changed the world, such as paper, printing and radio, and we know the inventions. But we have forgotten most of the other inventions. Who invented the clock, for example, or the lock to the door? We don’t know. There have been thousands of inventions and we should thank them for their clever ideas. Will you be one of them when you grow up?

1. Who make most of the things in your school bag?

    A. Workers                                        B. Farmers

    C. Shopkeepers                                  D. Inventors

2. People didn’t have such things as pens or rulers _________________.

    A. a century ago                                 B. thousands of years before

    C. thousands of years ago                   D. several centuries later

3. What do inventions have?

    A. Computers                                    B. Machines

    C. Labs                                             D. Clever ideas.

4. Which of the following is an invention?

    A. A forest                                        B. A sheep

    C. A river.                                         D. A train.

5. We don’t know __________________.

    A. the name of the inventor of paper

    B. the names of most inventors

    C. how to use the lock to the door

    D. what the papers or pencils are used for

    TAIWAN’S“parliament”（議會(huì)）passed a law last week that could let people there vote（投票）for independence（獨(dú)立）. The law gives the island the right to hold an independence referendum（全民投票）if it comes under“external attack”（外來攻擊）. “The law tries to give strength to the idea of Taiwan independence.”said Liu Guoshen, an expert on Taiwan at Xiamen University. “The mainland is strongly against this.”The law that was passed was a weak one. Chen Shuibian, Taiwan’s “president”, did want to pass a law that would allow Taiwan to have a referendum at any time. Even if the island was not attacked. He also wanted Taiwan to have referendums on changing the island’s name and its flag. This law was not passed. Only 14 of the 190 members of Taiwan’s “parliament”said they wanted that law. What is a referendum? If there is a problem in a country, a referendum can happen. This means everyone in the country votes to decide what must be done. In Europe, for example, several countries had referendum this year to decide whether they would join the European Union（歐盟）. According to international law, Taiwan can’t have an independence referendum. A part of China can’t suddenly become its own country. Taiwan’s leaders say Taiwan is not a part of China. Some experts think that if Taiwan was independent the island would be in great trouble.

    閱讀短文，判斷正誤，正確的寫A，錯(cuò)誤的寫B(tài)

1. The law that was passed last week didn’t let people there vote for independence.（    ）

2 . Chen Shuibian, Taiwan’s “president”, was strongly against this.（    ）

3 . A referendum means everyone in the country votes to decide what must be done.（    ）

4 . According to international law, Taiwan has no right to have an independence referendum.（    ）

5. Some experts think that Taiwan’s independence will be harmful to the interests of public in Taiwan.（    ）

Sichuan Foreign Language College

Zhao Bi Artist

Lieshi Mu Shapingba, Chongqing, China 400016

Tel：023—65879348

Fax：023—65879456

E-mail：Zhaobi@solm.com

New Century Center

Liu Huifang Manger

23 Guang Ming Road, Tianjin 300020

Tel：022-27302714  13901367854 (mobile)

Daqing Children’s hospital

Li Hong Doctor

12 Xingling Road, Changchun, Jilin 130027

Tel：0431-5645972   E-mail: ling@jius.com

Fax：0431-5768904  13704358529

Tiantai Taxi Company

Xie Zhongqing Driver

235 Tongzhi Street, Hangzhou, Zhejing 310007

E-mail: xiehq @ tizi.com   Tel: 0571-7038385

Fax：0571-7065834

1. ________ can draw us a lot of pictures.

    A. Li Hong                                  B. Xie Zhongqing

    C. Liu Huifang                            D. Zhao Bi

2. You should telephone ___________ for help if your friend or your son is ill.

    A. Li Hong                                  B. Xie Zhongqing

    C. Liu Huifang                            D. Zhao Bi

3. You should call __________ when you want to take the taxi to the West Lake.

    A. 13901367854                          B. 13704358529

    C. 023-6579348                          D. 0571-7038385

4. We can’t send fax to the ___________ of the four.

    A. artist                                      B. manager

    C. doctor                                    D. driver

5. ____________ is a businessman.

    A. Li Hong                                  B. Xie Zhongqing

    C. Liu Huifang                            D. Zhao Bi

   It’s every student’s bad dream: exam time. During the last three days of the term, we had six exams.

    My easiest exam was math. All of its questions were from earlier exams.

    The biology exam was hard. At first, I thought I would fail it. It asked about lots of things we never studied in class, though we could use our textbooks. And there wasn’t enough time to check every question. I guessed at many of them. But my teacher said that I did well in it.

    In the career planning and computer applications（職業(yè)規(guī)劃與電腦應(yīng)用）exam, we had a lot to do: a PowerPoint presentation, a book report and a class evaluation（評(píng)價(jià)）. I felt like I needed more time, but some of my classmates didn’t think so. They just quickly wrote down some answers and then played games.

    I don’t think I did very well in the English exam. We had to write an essay（passage）about books we have read in class. But I didn’t study hard enough.

    At our school, we can“test out”of some classes. That means students can study by themselves and then take exam. If they pass, they don’t have to take that class. I tested out in both computer and health classes.

    Studying for those exams was terrible. Those classes would go on for six months, but I had to teach myself everything in three weeks. Also, I had to do three big projects at the same time. I watched no TV for almost three weeks! I am so glad it is over, and now it’s the summer holiday.

    For my classmates, it will be two and a half months for fun without school or homework. But I am a Chinese, and you know what Chinese parent do with their kid’s free time: more homework.

1. How did the writer pass the biology exam?

    A. He checked the biology exam paper carefully.

    B. Because a lot of things had something to do with textbooks.

    C. Although the writer didn’t have enough time to examine every question, he guessed on many of them correctly.

    D. His teacher taught well.

2. The underlined phrase“test out”means ___________.

    A. 免修                                     B. 必修

    C. 選修                                     D. 重修

3. Why did the writer test out the computer class? Because _____________.

    A. he spent more time on it and studied hard by himself

    B. the teacher said he did it well

    C. some classmates didn’t pay attention to it at all.

    D. it was quite easy for him to study and play it.

4. The underlined phrase“go on for”is that ______________.

    A. last                                        B. spend

    C. take                                       D. cost

5. The main idea of the passage is that __________________.

    A. it tells us what the “test out”exam is

    B. if you study hard, you won’t fail exams

    C. there are some differences among different kinds of exams

    D. it’s not easy for students to take exams

Keeping Healthy

  1. Why is it important to keep healthy?

  2. What is your experience in keeping healthy?

  3. About 80 words.

聽對(duì)話和對(duì)話后提出的問題，選擇正確的答案。（對(duì)話和對(duì)話后提出的問題朗讀兩遍）

1. A. The hospital.　　　　　B. The bank.　　　　　C. The supermarket.

2. A. Rainy.　　　　　　　 B. Sunny.　　　　　　C. Windy.

3. A. He’s got a fever.　　   B. He’s got a headache.　C. He’s got a cold.

4. A. The woman.　　　    B. The woman’s daughter.　C. The woman’s sister.

5. A. Jim.　　　　　　　　B. Jack.　　　　　　　  C.David.

6. A. March 21st.　　　　　B. March 22nd.　　　　　C. March 23rd.

聽對(duì)話和短文，根據(jù)所提問題，選擇正確答案。（對(duì)話和短文朗讀兩遍）

請(qǐng)聽第1段材料，回答第1和2小題。

1. What would the woman like to buy?

A. A blouse.　　　B. A shirt.　　　C. A dress.

2. What is it made of?

A. Cotton.　　　B. Silk.　　　C. Cloth.

請(qǐng)聽第2段材料，回答第3和4小題。

3. Who is still not found?

A. Han Lei.　　　B. Wei Hua.　　　　C. Da Lin.

4. Where were the people when the accident happened?

A. On a train.　　　B. On a ship.　　　C. On a plane.

請(qǐng)聽第3段材料，回答第5－7小題。

5. What does the Internet use to join millions of computers together around the world?

A. The net.　　　B. The telephone.　　　C. The email.

6. Who really owns the Internet?

A. People.　　　B. Companies.　　　C. No one.

7. What language is used by 98% of the information on the Internet?

A. English.　　　B. French.　　　C. Chinese.

－Would you like something to drink, __________ or coffee?

－Coffee, please.

A. tea　　　B. meat　　　C. fruit　　　D. bread

－Have you given Mr. Li the message?

－Not yet. I will give it to him as soon as he __________.

A. is coming back　　　B. came back

C. comes back　　　　　D. will come back

－Do you know ________?

－Sorry, I don’t know.

A. where he lives　　　　B. where did he live

C. where does he live　　D. he live where