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阅读理解，判断正误。

     Sally was fourteen. She studied in a middle school. She liked dancing and singing and spent a lot of
time on them. But she hated math and even decided to give it up. Her father was anxious about it.
      It was Sunday. Sally"s father gave a call to his sister who taught math in another school. He hoped she
would come and tell his daughter how to learn math. The woman came and said, "You are a clever girl,
Sally. I"m sure you will soon learn math well if you do your best. "
     "I"m afraid I can"t. Aunt," said Sally, "Girls can"t be good at math. "
     "I don"t think so," said the woman. "I was good at it when I was a girl. You must do more exercises and
try different ways to practice doing math problems until you work them out or at least understand them
better. Here is a math problem. Please think it over and see if you can work it out. "
      "OK," said the girl, "Let me try. "
      About an hour later, Sally took the. exercise book to her aunt and said, "I"ve tried several times and
worked out the problem at last. "
     "Well done!" her aunt looked at her answer and said happily, "Now you see, math is not as difficult as
you thought. "
(     ) 1. Sally tried her best to learn math but  could not learn it well.
(     ) 2. Sally spent much more time in singing and dancing than in learning math.
(     ) 3. Her aunt didn"t think that girls could  be good at math.
(     ) 4. The father asked his sister to teach his  daughter how to learn math.
(     ) 5. Sally worked out the problem at last.

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     Jack lived with his mother and they were very poor. One day he had to go to the market to   1   their
cow for some money. On the way, Jack met a man who gave him some magic beans(魔豆)for the
  2  . His mother was very   3  and threw the beans out of the window. The next morning, a plant was
growing up into the sky. Jack   4   up into the clouds through the plant and saw a beautiful building. He
went   5  . Hearing a voice“Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum !”, Jack hid himself in a box. A giant(巨人) came into the
room and sat down. The giant brought out a hen (母鸡)  6   laid (下蛋) a  golden egg. After a while the
giant fell asleep. Jack jumped out of the   7  and took away the hen. But suddenly the giant woke up
and started to run   8   him. Jack climbed down the plant, and as the giant was doing that he cut   9
down. The giant fell down on the   10  . Nobody ever saw him again. With the golden eggs, Jack and
his mother lived happily from then on.

(     ) 1. A. buy
(     ) 2. A. boy
(     ) 3. A. happy
(     ) 4. A. climbed
(     ) 5. A. outside
(     ) 6. A. what
(     ) 7. A. box
(     ) 8. A. before
(     ) 9. A. them
(     ) 10. A. floor

B. produce
B. cow
B. hungry
B. jumped
B. inside
B. that
B. building
B. after
B. him
B. ground

C. sell
C. hen
C. angry
C. looked
C. within
C. whom
C. room
C. into
C. her
C. air

D. find
D. egg
D. sad
D. flied
D. abroad
D. it
D. sky
D. over
D. it
D. stairs

阅读理解。

     One day a person met Socrates and said, “ Do you know what I just heard about your friend?”
"Hold on a minute ,” Socrates replied. “Before telling me anything I"d like you to  pass  the  Filter
(过滤) Test.” “Filter Test?” “Yes.” Socrates continued. “Before you talk to me about my friend, it
might be a good idea to filter what you"re going to say. That"s why I call it the Filter Test. The first filter
is Truth (事实). Have you made sure that what you are about to tell me is true?” “No, in fact I just
heard about it and...” “ All right,” said Socrates. “So you don"t know whether it"s true or not. Now let"s
try the second filter, the filter of Goodness (好处). Is what you are about to tell me about my friend
something good?” “ No, quite the opposite...” “So," Socrates continued, “you want to tell me something
bad about him, but you"re not certain if it"s true. Now there"s one filter left: the filter of Usefulness
(有用). Will what you want to tell me about my friend be useful to me?” “No, not really. ” “Well,” said
Socrates, “if what you want to tell me is neither true nor good nor even useful, why will you tell it to
me?”
       We can always join in loose talks(闲话). But when it comes to our friends, it"s not worth it. Never
talk behindthe back about our near and dear friends.

1. What should the man do before he told something to Socrates?
______________________________________________________
2. How many filters were there in Socrates" test?
______________________________________________________
3. The person wanted to tell Socrates something _____ _______about his friend.
4. Did Socrates know what the person wanted to tell him at last?
______________________________________________________
5. This passage tells us that _______________________.

短文填空。

      Long long ago there was an old woman.She made a l   1    by planting f   2   .One daya young man
passed by the large beautifulgarden. He was i   3   in these beautifulflowers, and i   4 _ how happy he
could be    5   he had so many flowers. And if he soldthe flowers, he could make much money, then he
will get a good e   6   and he will have ac  7 to travel around the world. So hewanted to get some and
plant them in hisgarden. So he t    8   the old woman about hisdream. The old woman told him, "I am
a    9your ideas. I just want to be happy,  and I thinkif you give your money to the c   10  , youwill be
happier,  because you help others. The young man said nothing and knew what to do.
1._______2._______3._______4._______ 5._______
6._______7._______8._______9._______ 10._______

阅读理解。

     It was Christmas morning and she felt sorry. "Mr. Harriet, I"m so sorry to bother you today. I think you
want a rest at Christmas like anybody else. "
     "Please don"t worry about that," I said. "Which one is it this time?"
     "It"s not one of the dogs. It"s. . . Debbie. "
     "Debbie? She"s at your house now?"
     "Yes… but there"s something wrong. Please come quickly. "
     When I went to Mrs. Ainsworth"s home, Debbie was there all right, but this time everything was
different. She wasn"t sitting in her usual place;  she was lying down quietly on her side, and close to her lay
a little black kitten.
      I examined Debbie carefully while Mrs. Ainsworth looked at me. Her voice seemed to come from
afar. "Is she ill,  Mr. Harriet?"
      "Yes… yes,  I"m afraid so. She is very ill. " I stood up. "There"s really nothing you can do. I"m sorry. "
      Mrs. Ainsworth reached out and touched black Debbie"s body. "Isn"t it strange? She was dying and
she brought her kitten here. And on Christmas Day. "
     Tears went down Mrs. Ainsworth"s face and she was bright-eyed as she looked at me. "I"ve never had
a cat before." She said.
     I smiled. "Well, it looks as though you"ve got one now. "
     "Debbie would be pleased. " She said.
      I nodded. "Yes,  she would. . . It was just a year ago that she came here,  wasn"t it?"
     "That"s right. " She looked at the kitten kindly. "The best Christmas present I have ever had. "
1. From the first paragraph, we mainly know_____.
    A. Mrs. Ainsworth was ill
    B. Mrs. Ainsworth called Mr. Harriet
    C. Mrs. Ainsworth wasn"t friendly
    D. it was Christmas morning
2. Who was ill?
    A. Mrs. Ainsworth.
    B. Mr. Harriet.
    C. Debbie.
    D. One of the dogs.
3. Mrs. Ainsworth"s voice seemed to come from afar because _____.
    A. she worried about Debbie
    B. she was very ill
    C. she was afraid of Mr. Harriet
    D. Debbie was dead
4. Which of the following statements is true?
    A. Debbie was one of Mrs. Ainsworth"s dogs.
    B. Debbie left home after she sent her kitten to Mrs. Ainsworth.
    C. Debbie brought her kitten to Mrs. Ainsworth before she died.
    D. Mrs. Ainsworth would not like to look after the kitten.
5. The best title of the passage is _____.
    A. The Christmas Cat
    B. She Tried Her Best
    C. Debbie Went Away
    D. Mrs. Ainsworth

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       My father has smoked for over twenty years. One evening,I asked my father   1   he couldn"t quit
smoking. He explained that he had   2   to quit several times before but he failed.I didn"t want my father
to get sick or die;   3   that night I begged him to try to quit one more time. He agreed. He    4 all of his
cigarettes away in the garbage (垃圾) outside. The next day,my father and I   5   early to go fishing. As
we drove out of the town,I noticed that Dad was more worried than usual .I forgot what it was, but I did
something that made Dad   6 with me. He shouted at me, which is something he   7 did! I was so
frightened that I started crying. Dad came over and told me how sorry he was. It was because of the   8 ,
he said. He just had to have one! We.got back in the car and   9   to the nearest country store quickly.
Dad ran in and a moment later came out with a   10   of cigarettes. At last,l wasn"t able to help Dad quit
smoking,either.

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