Mr. Smith had two sons . One is seven years old, and the other is five. One morning during the holidays, when he was cleaning the car, his younger son came and asked him for some money for sweets.
“Sweets are bad for your teeth,” Mr. Smith said. “Take these two oranges instead(代替), and give one to your elder brother,” One of the oranges is quite a lot bigger than the other one , and as the small boy liked oranges very much, he kept that one for himself, and gave his brother the smaller one.
When the elder boy saw that his younger brother had a much larger orange than his own ,he said to him, “It’s selfish(自私的)to take the bigger one for yourself. If(如果) father had given me the oranges, I ’d have given you the bigger one. ”
“I know you would,” answered his younger brother. ” That’s why I took it. ”
根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下列句子的正（T）誤（F）。（5分）
【小題1】Mr Smith gave his son some money for sweets.
【小題2】The sweets are good for boys’teeth.
【小題3】The younger boy bought some sweets for himself.
【小題4】The younger boy gave the bigger orange to his brother.
【小題5】The elder boy is not selfish.

Mr Smith had two sons.One was seven years old, and the other was five.One morning during the holiday, when Mr Smith was cleaning the car, his younger son came and asked him for some money for sweets.

‘Sweets are bad for your teeth,’ Mr Smith said.‘Take these two oranges instead, and give one to your brother.’

One orange was much bigger than the other, and as the small boy likes oranges very much, he kept the bigger one for himself, and gave his brother the smaller one.When the other boy saw that, he said, ’It’s selfish to take the bigger for yourself.If Father had given me the oranges, I’d have given you the bigger one.’

‘I know you would,’ answered his brother.‘That’s why I took it.’

1.What was Mr Smith doing one morning?

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2.What did the younger boy ask for?

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3.What did his father give him instead?

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4.Who got the bigger orange?

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5.Why did the elder boy say that his brother was selfish?

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Mr Smith had two sons.One was seven years old, and the other was five.One morning during the holiday, when Mr Smith was cleaning the car, his younger son came and asked him for some money for sweets.
‘Sweets are bad for your teeth,’ Mr Smith said.‘Take these two oranges instead, and give one to your brother.’
One orange was much bigger than the other, and as the small boy likes oranges very much, he kept the bigger one for himself, and gave his brother the smaller one.When the other boy saw that, he said, ’It’s selfish to take the bigger for yourself.If Father had given me the oranges, I’d have given you the bigger one.’
‘I know you would,’ answered his brother.‘That’s why I took it.’
【小題1】What was Mr Smith doing one morning?
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【小題2】What did the younger boy ask for?
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【小題3】What did his father give him instead?
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【小題4】Who got the bigger orange?
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【小題5】Why did the elder boy say that his brother was selfish?
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Mr. Smith had two sons . One is seven years old, and the other is five. One morning during the holidays, when he was cleaning the car, his younger son came and asked him for some money for sweets.

“Sweets are bad for your teeth,” Mr. Smith said. “Take these two oranges instead(代替), and give one to your elder brother,” One of the oranges is quite a lot bigger than the other one , and as the small boy liked oranges very much, he kept that one for himself, and gave his brother the smaller one.

When the elder boy saw that his younger brother had a much larger orange than his own ,he said to him, “It’s selfish(自私的)to take the bigger one for yourself. If(如果) father had given me the oranges, I ’d have given you the bigger one. ”

“I know you would,” answered his younger brother. ” That’s why I took it. ”

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下列句子的正（T）誤（F）。（5分）

1.Mr Smith gave his son some money for sweets.

2.The sweets are good for boys’teeth.

3.The younger boy bought some sweets for himself.

4.The younger boy gave the bigger orange to his brother.

5.The elder boy is not selfish.

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    Mr. Smith had two sons .One is seven years old, and the other is five. One morning during the holidays, when he was cleaning the car, his younger son came and asked him for some money for sweets.

    "Sweets are bad for your teeth," Mr. Smith said. "Take these two oranges instead , and give one to your elder(年長(zhǎng)的)brother," One of the oranges is quite a lot bigger than the other one ,and as the small boy liked oranges very much, he kept that one for himself, and gave his brother the smaller one.

    When the other boy saw that his brother had a much larger orange than his own ,he said to him, "It's selfish(自私的)to take the bigger one for yourself. If father had given me the oranges, I'd have given you the bigger one."

     "I know you would," answered his brother." That's why I took it."

1. What was Mr. Smith doing one morning?

2. What did his younger son ask for?

3. Did the son get what he wanted?

4. Who got the bigger orange?

5. Why did the elder brother say that his brother was selfish?

Christmas was coming．Mr. Smith had no money to buy any presents for his children．His wife was ill and he spent a lot of money on her m  （1）  ．And the harvest（收成）was bad and all his family were going to be h  （2）  the next spring．He was q  （3）  worried about it．

“We have only a cock,” said Mrs. Smith one day．“You’d b  （4）   take it to the town．Sell it there and buy some cakes and sweets for our c  （5）  ．”

“It’s a good idea!” the man said and caught the cock the next morning and put it into a box．It was d  （6）   to walk on the road covered with thick snow．Two hours l  （7）  he was very tired and wanted to have a rest．He put the box to the ground and sat down．

“The air in the box must be close,” the man said to h  （8）  ． “I’d better let the cock walk outside for a while, or it’ll die．”

So he put the cock to the ground．When he started again, he couldn’t catch it any l  （9）   

“How foolish you are!” Mr. Smith called out a  （10）   ．“You can herald（預(yù)示…來臨）the break of day at night but you can’t find the way to the town in the daytime!”

　　Christmas was coming. Mr Smith had no money to buy presents for his children. His wife was ill and he spent （花費(fèi)） a lot of money on her medicine. And the harvest （收成） was bad. And all his family were going to be hungry the next spring. He was quite worried about it. “We had only a cock,”said Mrs Smith one day. “You'd better take it to the town. Sell it there and buy some cakes and sweets for our children.” “It's a good idea! “The man said and caught the cock the next morning and put it into a box. It was difficult to walk on the road covered with thick snow. Two hours later he was very tired and wanted to have a rest. He put the box to the ground and sat down .The air in the box must be close （悶的）. The man said to himself “I'd better let the cock walk outside for a while, or it'll die. “So he put the cock to the ground. When he started again, he couldn't catch it any longer. “How foolish （傻的） you are!” Mr Smith called out angrily, “You can herald （宣布） the break of day （報(bào)曉） at the right time but can't find the way to the town in the daytime!”

A．They would have little food to eat

B．His children would be sad on Christmas

C．They had no money to buy any Christmas presents

D．They would die in the cold weather

(4) The word“cock”in the story means

A．there was much snow on the road

B．something was wrong with him

C．the box was very heavy

D．he lost his way

A．the cock could go to town itself

B．the cock must die in the box

C．the cock had to have a rest too

D．the cock could return to the box itself

(7) In fact （事實(shí)上）,____ was foolish.

Christmas was coming．Mr. Smith had no money to buy any presents for his children．His wife was ill and he spent a lot of money on her medicine．And the harvest was bad and all his family were going to be hungry the next spring．He was quite worried about it．

“We had only a cock,” said Mrs. Smith one day．“You’d better take it to the town．Sell it there and buy some cakes and sweets for our children．”

“It’s a good idea!” the man said and caught the cock the next morning and put it into a box．It was difficult to walk on the road covered with thick snow．Two hours later he was very tied and wanted to have a rest．He put the box to the ground and sat down．

“The air in the box must be close,” the man said to himself．“I’d better let the cock walk outside for a while, or it’ll die．”

So he put the cock to the ground．When he started again, he couldn’t catch it any longer．

“How foolish you are!” Mr. Smith called out angrily．“You can herald（預(yù)示…來臨） the break of day at night but you can’t find the way to the town in the daytime!”

1． The story happened in          ．

    A． November             B． December         C． January           D． February

2．          , so Mr. Smith was worried．

    A． They would have noting to eat on Christmas  

    B． His children would be sad on Christmas

    C． His children were naughty（頑皮）

    D． They would die in the cold weather

3． Mr. Smith couldn’t buy any presents for his children because         ．

    A． his wife was ill                                   B． the harvest was bad

    C． they had a big family                           D． he was very poor

4． Mr. Smith was quite tired on his way to town because         ．

    A． there was much snow on the road        B． something was wrong with him

    C． the box was very heavy                       D． He lost his way 

5． In fact,          was foolish．

    A． the cook        B． Mrs. Smith            C． Mr. Smith             D． none

　　　　　　　 Who on Earth Did Wrong

Mr and Mrs Smith got married when he was twenty – three and she was twenty. Twenty years later, they had a big party and asked a photographer to came and take some photographs of them.

Then the photographer gave Mrs Smith a card and said, “They will be ready next Wednesday. You can get them from studio.”

“No.”Mrs Smith said, “Please send them to us.”

The photographs arrived a week later, but Mrs Smith was not happy when she saw them. She got into his car and drove to the photographer’s studio. She went inside and said angrily. “You took some photographs of me and my hushand last week, but I’m not going to pay for them.”

“Oh, why not?” the photographer asked.

“Because my husband looks like a money.” Mrs Smith said.

“Well,” the photographer answered. “That isn’t our fault. Why didn’t you think of that before you married him?”

　 (　 )11.Mr Smith was _______ years older than his wife.

A.two　 B.three　 C.four　　 D.five

　 (　 )12.When they had the big party Mrs Smith was_______.

　　　 A.twenty – three　　　　 B.twenty

　　　 C.forty – three　　　　　 D.forty

(　 )13.They had a big party _______.

A. in a restaurant

B. in the photographer’s studio

C. in their house

D. in the photographer’s house

(　 )14.When Mrs Smith saw the photos, she was ______.

　　　 A.angry　 B.satisfied　 C.happy　 D.worried

(　 )15.Which of the following is ture according to the passage?

A.Mr Smith was a monkey.

B.Mr Smith liked the photos very much.

C.Mrs Smith paid for photos.

D.Mr Smith had a big party in his forty-three.

　　　　　　　 Who on Earth Did Wrong

Mr and Mrs Smith got married when he was twenty – three and she was twenty. Twenty years later, they had a big party and asked a photographer to came and take some photographs of them.

Then the photographer gave Mrs Smith a card and said, “They will be ready next Wednesday. You can get them from studio.”

“No.”Mrs Smith said, “Please send them to us.”

The photographs arrived a week later, but Mrs Smith was not happy when she saw them. She got into his car and drove to the photographer’s studio. She went inside and said angrily. “You took some photographs of me and my hushand last week, but I’m not going to pay for them.”

“Oh, why not?” the photographer asked.

“Because my husband looks like a money.” Mrs Smith said.

“Well,” the photographer answered. “That isn’t our fault. Why didn’t you think of that before you married him?”

　 (　 )11.Mr Smith was _______ years older than his wife.

　　　　 A.two　 B.three　 C.four　　 D.five

　 (　 )12.When they had the big party Mrs Smith was_______.

　　　 A.twenty – three　　　　 B.twenty

　　　 C.forty – three　　　　　 D.forty

(　 )13.They had a big party _______.

A. in a restaurant

B. in the photographer’s studio

C. in their house

D. in the photographer’s house

(　 )14.When Mrs Smith saw the photos, she was ______.

　　　 A.angry　 B.satisfied　 C.happy　 D.worried

(　 )15.Which of the following is ture according to the passage?

A.Mr Smith was a monkey.

B.Mr Smith liked the photos very much.

C.Mrs Smith paid for photos.

D.Mr Smith had a big party in his forty-three.

Mr. Smith had a hotel near the railway station . A lot of foreigners stayed there for the night .Mr. Smith only knew English , so he found it wasn’t easy for him to understand the foreigners. A friend of his wanted to teach him Japanese. He was very happy and studied hard.

   Soon he found it was difficult to remember Japanese words. His friend asked him to write down the useful words in his notebook so that he could use them. He did as his friend told him . It was helpful for him to do so .

    One evening , there were a lot of people in the dining room. They were all busy eating something , but a Japanese was walking up and down there . Mr. Smith thought to himself, “The man wants to eat something but he doesn’t know English. Let me help him.”

    Because he knew only a little Japanese, he had to bring out his notebook and showed the sentence“I am hungry .”to the man .

    The Japanese had a look at it and gave him two dollars and left.

(   )71. Many foreigners stayed          for the night.

A. in the railway station         B. in the hotel                       C. in the factory     D. in the open air

(   )72. Mr. Smith learned Japanese           .

A. from one of his friends     B. over TV and the radio              C. from a teacher   D. from the newspaper

(   )73. Mr. Smith found Japanese was           to learn.

A. easy                                B. difficult                           C. simple               D. pleasant

(   )74. Mr. Smith thought the Japanese was hungry, so he         .

A. had dinner with him          B. left            C. decided to help him          D. gave him some food

(   )75. Which of the following is TRUE?

A. Mr. Smith knew Japanese well .                                          B. The Japanese had dinner in the hotel.

C. The Japanese left the dining room without having dinner .     D. The story happened in the day .

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確答案填空。
Mr. Smith is an Englishman. He teaches English well. His English classes are very interesting. He likes us and we like him, too.
Mr. Smith has two children---Tom and Lucy. Tom is seven and his sister Lucy is four. Tom goes to school but Lucy doesn’t. Mr. Smith likes to wear a T-shirt and Jeans. Football is his favorite sport. After school, we often have a basketball game. Sometimes Mr. Smith watches and joins us. He plays basketball just for fun.
【小題1】Mr. Smith is________.

Mr Smith had a week’s vacation, so he said,“I’m going to the seaside by train. ”He put on his best clothes, took a small bag, went to the railway station(車站)and got into the train. He wore a beautiful hat, and he often put his head out of the window during the trip and looked at the beautiful scenery. Suddenly, the wind pulled his hat off.
Mr Smith quickly threw(扔) his old bag out of the window, too. The other people in the train laughed,“Is your bag going to bring back your beautiful hat?” they asked.
“No,” Mr Smith answered.”But My name and address are on the bag. If someone finds both of them, he or she will send me the bag and the hat.”
【小題1】Mr Smith went to take a vacation for   .

Mr Smith had a week’s vacation, so he said,“I’m going to the seaside by train. ”He put on his best clothes, took a small bag, went to the railway station(車站)and got into the train. He wore a beautiful hat, and he often put his head out of the window during the trip and looked at the beautiful scenery. Suddenly, the wind pulled his hat off.

Mr Smith quickly threw(扔) his old bag out of the window, too. The other people in the train laughed,“Is your bag going to bring back your beautiful hat?” they asked.

“No,” Mr Smith answered.”But My name and address are on the bag. If someone finds both of them, he or she will send me the bag and the hat.”

1.Mr Smith went to take a vacation for   .

A．nine years         B．half a month       C．seven days        D．eight days

2.Mr Smith put his head our of the window to   .

A．see the beautiful scenery

B．say goodbye to his friends

C．throw his hat out of the widow

D．say hello to the people outside

3.Mr Smith is going to   .during his vacation.

A．visit his friends

B．see his parents

C．enjoy himself in the train

D．the seaside

4.why did Mr Smith throw his old bag out of the window?

Because   .

A．he hoped someone would find his bag

B．he hoped someone would back his bag and hat

C．he hoped his bag would bring back his hat

D．he hoped the people in the train would laugh

5.From the passage we can see that Mr Smith was a   .

A．clever man                            B．kind man

C．foolish man                            D．sick man