Some students cheat (作弊) because they"re busy or lazy and they want to get good grades without
1 the time studying. Other students might feel that they can"t 2 the test without cheating. Even when
there seems to be a "good reason" for cheating, it isn"t a good 3 .
A student who thinks cheating is the only way to pass a test 4 to talk with the teacher and his or
her parents so they can find some better ways together. Talking about these problems and 5 them out
will help feel better than cheating.
If a student is 6 cheating, the teacher may give a " 7 " on the test, send him or her to the head
teacher"s 8 , and call his or her parents. Worse than the 9 grade may be the feeling of having
disappointed those people, 10 parents and teachers. A parent may worry that you are not an 11 person
and a teacher might watch you more 12 the next time you"re taking a test.
There are plenty of reasons why a kid shouldn"t cheat, but some students have already cheated. If
that"s you, it"s 13 too late to stop cheating. Cheating can become a 14 , but a student is always able to
act better and make better 15 . It might help to talk the problem over with a parent, teacher, or friend. |
( )1. A. taking
( )2. A. write
( )3. A. idea
( )4. A. decides
( )5. A. breaking
( )6. A. caught
( )7. A. prize
( )8. A. office
( )9. A. bad
( )10. A. and
( )11. A. outgoing
( )12. A. closely
( )13. A. always
( )14. A. menu
( )15. A. education
| B. spending
B. exercise
B. purpose
B. hopes
B. working
B. offered
B. result
B. school
B. dangerous
B. besides
B. honest
B. bravely
B. never
B. medicine
B. decisions
| C. costing
C. pass
C. conclusion
C. needs
C. missing
C. appeared
C. zero
C. seat
C. anxious
C. like
C. interesting
C. certainly
C. once
C. habit
C. challenges
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| 阅读理解。 | Many pupils tell us that they are busy with their study every day and don"t have enough time to do
what they like to do. Brian, 13, said, "I don"t have much time for friends. I wish I could talk to them more."
Mary feels that she never has enough time to practice her violin and play with her friends. She spends
most of her time studying and doing her homework.
Alice, 14, wants more time for skating and Rick, 15, wishes he had more time to watch TV. Morgan,
12. said, "I never have time just to be myself, talk with my friends and write in my diary!"
Well, time is the same to every one of us. We can"t get more time or make time slow down. What we
CAN do is try our best to manage (明智的使用) it. This means that we should know about everything we
HAVE TO do and WANT to do. For example, we have to study, sleep, eat and make our house clean. We
want to do things that make us feel relaxed (放松的) and happy. Then we should try to understand how
much time each activity will take in a day. After we know that, we can make a plan to help us get through
the day without too much hurry.
I think that if all of us use our time properly, we"ll feel happier. | | 1. What does Mary spend most of her time doing? | A. Studying and doing her homework.
B. Practicing the violin.
C. Playing on the computer.
D. Playing with her friends. | | 2. What would Alice do if she had more time? | A. Talk with her friends.
B. Write in her diary.
C. Watch TV.
D. Go Skating. | | 3. How many steps does the writer tell us about how to manage time? | A. Five.
B. Four.
C. Three.
D. Two. | | 4. According to the pupils" words, we know that ______. | A. they don"t have much time to do what they like to do
B. they don"t like their school work
C. they feel tired of life
D. they want their homework to be more interesting | | 5. What"s the main idea of the passage? | A. We should try our best to do what we have to do.
B. We should learn to manage our time.
C. Time is the same to every one of us.
D. Children shouldn"t have too much homework. | | 完形填空。 | These days, computer games are becoming more and more popular in many cities and towns. A lot of
small shops along busy 1 have changed into 2 game houses in order to get more money. These places are
always crowded with 3 especially young boys. In the computer game houses, people 4 a lot of money
playing games on machines. It"s 5 for one to win a computer game, but one can make progress after 6
again and again. People have a kind of gambling psychology (赌博心理) when they play computer games.
The more they 7 , the more they want to win. For school boys, they don"t care about their lessons. When
class is over, they run to the nearby computer game house. Some of them can get enough money 8 their
parents. But some of them are not 9 enough to get the money. They begin to take other students" money
and 10 thieves. | ( )1. A. rivers
( )2. A. small
( )3. A. people
( )4. A. take
( )5. A. easy
( )6. A. driving
( )7. A. hope
( )8. A. from
( )9. A. bad
( )10. A. look
| B. cities
B. big
B. person
B. win
B. difficult
B. taking
B. lose
B. to
B. angry
B. catch
| C. villages
C. computer
C. women
C. use
C. important
C. trying
C. do
C. into
C. hard
C. become
| D. streets
D. sports
D. girls
D. spend
D. beautiful
D. running
D. make
D. up
D. lucky
D. like
| | 阅读理解。 | Some people think that as more and more people have televisions in their homes, fewer and fewer people
will buy books and newspapers. Why read an article in the newspaper when the TV news can bring you the
information in a few minutes and with pictures? Why read a novel when a play on television can tell you the
same story with color, pictures and action? Why read the biographies of famous men and women when a
one-hour-long television program can tell you all that you want to know?
Television has not killed reading, however. Today, newspapers and magazines sell in very large numbers.
And books of every kind are sold more than ever before. Books are still a cheap way to get information and
entertainment. Although some books with hard covers are expensive, many books are published today as
paperbacks, which are reasonably cheap. A paperback novel, for example, is always cheaper than an evening
at the movies or the theater, and you can keep a book forever and read it many times.
Books in the home are a wonderful source of knowledge and pleasure and some types of books should be
in every home. Every home should have a good dictionary. Every home should have an atlas (地图集) of the
world, with large clear maps. It might be expensive, but a good encyclopedia is useful, too, because you can
find information on any subject. In addition, it is useful to have on your bookshelves other non-fiction books
such as history books, science textbooks, cook books, books about medicine and health, etc. it is equally
important to have some fiction (小说) on your shelves, too. Then you can relax with a good story, or from
time to time you can take a book of poems off your shelves and read thoughts and feelings of your favorite
poets. | | 1. Which is usually quicker? | A. To read a biography of a famous person.
B. To watch a television program about a famous person.
C. To read a newspaper or a magazine.
D. To buy a good dictionary at home. | | 2. What"s the Chinese meaning of the underlined word "encyclopedia"? | A. 百科全书
B. 小说
C. 医药卫生
D. 世界地图 | | 3. Which is usually cheaper? | A. A paperback.
B. A hard-cover book.
C. An evening at the movies.
D. All above. | | 4. Which is the most important to have in your home? | A. Non-fiction books, such as a dictionary and an encyclopedia.
B. Fiction, such as novels, short stories and books of poems.
C. A" mixture of both good non-fiction and your favorite fiction.
D. Some newspapers and magazines of every kind. | | 5. Which of the following statements best expresses the main idea of the last paragraph? | A. Books in the home are a wonderful source of knowledge and pleasure.
B. We should buy a dictionary and use it for reading.
C. It is useful to have a good encyclopedia on the shelf.
D. Every home should have an atlas of the world. | | 完形填空。 | When you"re a teenager (青少年) it seems that every time you say, "I want to...", your parents answer,
"No, you can"t."
Young people further complain that their parents do not 1 them. When something goes 2 , most parents
just don"t believe in their children. 3 asking why, they think their kids are wrong. And not many parents allow
their kids to choose for themselves.
Yes, 4 is true that your parents sometimes treat you as a little child. But remember that not long ago you
were really a child. Your parents still remember the childish 5 you used to make. They want to protect you
6 you don"t want them to do so.
So, if you want to get 7 freedom (自由), please try to understand your parents and don"t lie to them. Try
a more friendly way. If you want them to 8 you to stay out late, don"t just say "All 9 kids can stay out late."
Tell them as much as you can about what you want to do and where you"ll be and 10 it"s important for you
to stay out late. Then they just might say, "Yes". | ( )1. A. enjoy
( )2. A. badly
( )3. A. Except
( )4. A. it
( )5. A. uses
( )6. A. if
( )7. A. most
( )8. A. allow
( )9. A. another
( )10. A. how
| B. prefer
B. wrong
B. Instead
B. this
B. differences
B. though
B. least
B. hope
B. others
B. when
| C. understand
C. nice
C. With
C. that
C. minds
C. because
C. more
C. wish
C. the others
C. why
| D. decide
D. clear
D. Without
D. one
D. mistakes
D. since
D. less
D. ask
D. the other
D. which
| | 阅读理解。 | Moving out, moving back
In the countries all over the world, people are leaving the countryside in large numbers to find jobs in the
cities. They leave because the countryside is much poorer than the city and often there isn"t much work there.
Services such as hospital and transport (交通) are usually much better in cities than they are in the country.
They hope that their lives will improve when they move to the city.
But in the big cities of Europe and America-London, Pairs, New York, people are moving out of the city.
These are usually families who have some money, and want to live a quieter life. They are tired of the noise and
the dirt of the city, and the crowded streets, trains. and buses. They don"t want to sit in traffic any more. They
want a house with a garden, and clean air that isn"t polluted.
So they move out. Some don"t go very far, just a little away from the city, to the towns near the cities;
other people move to the real countryside with sheep and cows and green fields! There, they start a new life
and try to make new friends.
Not all those who move from the city to the countryside are happy. After two or three years, many people
who have done this feel that it was a big mistake. They don"t make so much money and there isn"t much to do.
Country people are very different and aren"t always very friendly.
As a result, quite a lot of people who have moved to the countryside move back to the city. "It"s wonderful
to see crowds in the streets and cinema lights," they say, "I"m so glad I"m back in the city!" | 1. Is there often much work to do in the countryside?
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2. What kind of families are moving out of the city?
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3. What are they tired of about the city?
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4. What do they think of the people in the countryside?
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5. What can we learn from the sentence "It"s wonderful to see crowds
in the streets and cinema lights"?
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