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閱讀理解

The Johnson family are at home. Mr Johnson is in the kitchen. He is cooking. Mrs Johnson is in the living room. She is sitting in an armchair(扶手椅). She is reading a newspaper. Tommy and his friend, Ricky, are in the garden. They are washing the car. Susie and her friend, Carol, are in her bedroom. They are playing a computer game.

判斷正誤(正確的填“T”，錯誤的填“F”)

1．Mr Johnson is in the living room.

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2．Tommy and his friend Ricky are washing a car.

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3．Susie is playing a computer game.

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4．There are four people in the bedroom.

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5．Mrs Johnson is cooking in the kitchen.

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閱讀理解

　　A woman is sick(病了), so she goes to see a new doctor who doesn't know her, so he first asks some questions and one of them is “How old are you?”

　　The woman says, “I don't know, doctor, but let me think about it.” She thinks for a minute and then says, “Yes, I know, doctor! When I marry(結(jié)婚), I am eighteen years old, and my husband(丈夫) is thirty. Now my husband is sixty. And that is twice(兩倍) thirty. So I am twice eighteen. That is thirty-six, isn't it?”

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷句子對錯，對的畫“T”，錯的畫“F”。

1．This story is about a woman's age.

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2．The doctor wants to know the woman's age.

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3．The woman doesn't want to tell the doctor her age.

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4．The woman's age is thirty-six.

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5．Her husband is twenty-four years older than her.

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閱讀理解，根據(jù)課文判斷正(T)誤(F)

　　There is a farm near my home. The farmers there grow vegetables and wheat. They have many animals on the farm. But they don't use them to do farm work. They use a tractor.

　　We often go to the farm after school. We can play with the animals, walk, read books or help the farmers pick corn there. I like walking or doing some reading on the farm because the air there is nice and clean.

　　You can see a lake on the farm. There are many fish in the lake. We often go fishing on Saturdays and Sundays. We often swim in the lake in summer and skate on it in winter, too.

1．My home isn't far from the farm.

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2．The farmers use animals to do farm work.

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3．I like reading books on the farm because there is a lake in it.

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4．The air on the farm is very clean.

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5．On Saturdays and Sundays we often fish in the lake.

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閱讀理解，根據(jù)課文判斷正(T)誤(F)

　　Dickens, one of the greatest English writers, was born in one of the smallest towns of England in 1812.

　　When Dickens was nine years old, the family moved to London, the capital of England. There were several children in the family. Their life was hard, so Dickens could not go to school.

　　He didn't go to school until his father came out of a prison(監(jiān)獄). At that time he was already twelve years old. But he did not finish school. Two years later, he began to work. He often went to the library to read books. He read a lot. Then Dickens wrote lots of novels(小說) and stories all his life. Dickens died over a hundred years ago, but people are still reading his books with great interest.

1．Dickens was an Englishman.

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2．Dickens was nine years old in 1812.

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3．Dickens was born in London.

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4．Dickens was nine when his father came out of a prison.

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5．Dickens was a great writer over a hundred years ago.

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根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤，正確的寫T，錯誤的寫F

　　The old name for films was “moving pictures”. In America they still call them “movies” and they say “Shall we go to the movies?” when we say “Shall we go to the cinema?”

　　A boy once said to his friend, “Do you like moving pictures?” His friend thought he was going to invite him to go to the cinema, so he said, “Yes, please. I like moving pictures very much.”

　　“Good,” said the boy, “My father has a picture shop. He sells pictures. This evening I must move pictures from one room to another. You like moving pictures, so I think you will enjoy moving pictures for me.”

1．In old times people called films “moving pictures”.

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2．The American will say “Shall we go to the cinema?” when they ask their friends to go to see a film.

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3．Once a boy asked his friend to move some heavy boxes of pictures from one room to another.

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4．His friend liked pictures very much.

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5．His friend didn't really understand him when he asked “Do you like moving pictures?”

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閱讀理解，根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容判斷正誤

　　Once an American was in Africa(非洲) and wanted to go to a small village in the hills. He got on a bus and the driver said, “The yellow ticket is one dollar(美元). I have two other tickets. The red one is fifty cents(美分), and the green ten cents.” “A green one, please,” said the man.

　　Now the bus is going up a hill. Suddenly it stopped. “Yellow ticket passengers(乘客),” said the driver, “stay in the bus, please. Red ticket passengers, get out and walk. Green ticket passengers, get out, close the door, and push(推) the bus.”

1．The village was in America.

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2．The driver had three kinds of tickets.

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3．The American bought the green ticket because he didn't have enough money.

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4．No one bought the yellow tickets.

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5．At last the American had to push the bus up the hill.

閱讀短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷文后句子的正(T)誤(F)

　　One day a Japanese went to London. He didn't know English at all. When he got to London, he took a bus to a hotel.

　　The next day, he decided to visit some places. When he walked along the street, suddenly he remembered that he didn't know the name of the street. Then he looked at wall. He saw some English words and copied them down in his notebook. He though could get back to the hotel easily because he knew the name of the street now.

　　He walked for a long time. Then he felt tired and he wanted to go back to the hotel. He took out his notebook and showed the words to a young woman. The young woman read them but she did not know what he wanted.

　　Then the Japanese stopped an old man and asked for his help, but the old man could not understand him, either.

　　At last the Japanese showed his notebook to a young man who knew a little Japanese. After he read the words, he laughed, for these were the words, in the notebook: ONE WAY STREET(單行車道).

1．When the Japanese reached London, he took a taxi to a hotel.

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2．The Japanese wanted to write down the name of the street because he had to go because the hotel.

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3．He looked at the wall and wrote down the name of the street.

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4．The young woman and the old man didn't tell the Japanese the name of the street because they did not know the meaning of the words.

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5．The young man laughed because what the Japanese wrote was not the name of the street.

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閱讀理解，根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容判斷正誤

　　Soccer is a popular sport. Many games are held in different places every year. World Cup is the game that all the players want to play most. It is held every four years. Only the best team can win the last game.

　　Last year, the 2002 World Cup was held in South Korea and Japan. Hundreds of thousands of people went to the games or watched them on TV day and night. They all got very excited and hoped their favourite team become the world's best team.

　　Soccer is a team sport. There are eleven players in each team of a game. The earliest games of soccer in England were not like what we know today. Games were played between two teams. Each team had more than five hundred players, and each team had to try to carry the ball to the other team's town. Today some towns in England still play like this.

1．The last World Cup was held in 2002.

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2．When soccer was first played in England, there were about 500 players in each team.

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3．Hundreds of thousands of people go to the World Cup games because they are the players of the games.

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4．To soccer players, World Cup are more important than any other game.

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5．Today no one plays soccer like the English people before.

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閱讀理解

　　Not many years ago, some farmers were worried because hawks(鷹) were taking many of their chickens. They didn't know what to do. Then they decided to kill the hawks.

　　They killed many hawks. Soon they didn't have to worry about their chickens. But they now had a new worry. Field mice(田鼠) were eating up many of their crops.

　　Why?

　　Hawks eat not only chickens but also field mice. They eat more field mice than chickens. But the farmers didn't know this. When they killed lots of hawks, they changed the balance of nature(生態(tài)平衡).

　　When people move into a new place, they often pull out many wild plants. Many of these plants are food for the animals. If the animals cannot find enough plants to eat, they will die or have to leave the place.

　　In the United States, for example, the deer there like to eat a kind of wild flower. The tigers there eat the deer. The number of deer, tigers and flowers doesn't change much if people do nothing to them.

　　But people killed many tigers because they wanted to protect(保護) the deer. Soon there were so many deer that they ate up all the flowers. Then the deer began to eat the leaves of young trees. These trees were important to the farmers. So they found out ways to protect their trees. Now the deer had nothing to eat, and many of them died.

　　It is important for us to keep the balance of nature.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容正(T)誤(F)。

1．The farmers were worried because many of their chickens were taken by hawks.

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2．The farmers didn't know hawks eat more chickens than field mice.

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3．The animals will die or have to leave the place without enough plants to eat.

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4．The number of deer, tigers and flowers will change much if people do nothing to them.

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5．Then there were not enough flowers for so many deer to eat.

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6．The deer never eat the leaves of young trees.

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7．It is very important for us to keep the balance of nature.

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　　Eating habits(習(xí)慣) change from one country to another. Not only(不但) can the food people eat change, but also(而且) the way they eat can also change.

　　The Chinese have a saying: Eat good things for breakfast; eat a big meal for lunch until you are full; but eat less at dinner. Many Americans agree that one should start the day with a good breakfast, but their ideas about lunch and dinner are different.

　　Lunchtime is over quick in the United States. Most Americans only give themselves time for a quick lunch before they go back to work or school. So they eat a small lunch. After work they think they will have more time to eat a big dinner. Also a quiet dinner at home with all the family talking about their day is a way to take a good rest after a long, hard day of work.

　　Eating at a restaurant(飯店) is also different. In China, people like to talk and laugh when they are eating. Very often you can hear people talking or singing loudly and they are just having a good time. In America, it is not like this. They want a quiet place where they can eat a good meal far away from the sounds of the outside world. If someone is talking too loudly, other people in the restaurant will look at him or her angrily. If some people are talking too loudly, the manager(經(jīng)理) might come out and ask them to be quiet. The manager may even ask them to leave the restaurant.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正(T)誤(F)

1．Chinese people like to eat until they are full for breakfast.

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2．Americans like to have lunch with families together.

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3．Chinese people like to eat in a lively and happy atmosphere(氣氛，環(huán)境) with their close friends.

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