ࡱ> )` R bjbj8{{:&|&o8,********6666666$9h<:6e*****6**)8555***65*6555* G.55?80o85=<4=<5=<5L**5*****665***o8****&&&$JD&&&J&&& 14-15f[t^evh]NUnit3Ջ N. USy b 15R bSNkXeQzz}vYvgsO y0 ( )1.  Is AC Milan 0000 Italian football club?  Yes. It s one of 0000 most successful clubs in Italy. A. an; / B. an; theC. /; the D. /; / ( )2.  Look! What s that 0000 the corner of the room?  I can t see clearly. It s a little dark there. A. behind B. below C. in D. under ( )3. There are 0000 floors in the building and my home is on the 0000 floor. A. twenty; fifteenth B. twenty; fifteen C. twentieth; fifteen D. twentieth; fifteenth ( )4.  What fruit would you like? Some 0000, please. They are my favorite. A. dessert B. grapesC. juice D. biscuits ( )5.  The Internet has made communication much more 0000.  I agree. For example, I can communicate with my friends on WeChat any time. A. popular B. necessary C. important D. convenient ( )6.  Whom would you 000 for the job? Tom, I think. He s always careful and serious. A. suggest B. remind C. remember D. explain ( )7.  Was Eric s father very strict with him?  Yes. He never praised him 0000 he became one of the top students in his grade. A. since B. whenC. until D. because ( )8.  Excuse me, could you tell me where I can buy some 0000?  Sure. There s a post office at the first crossing. A. snacks B. stamps C. umbrellas D. bananas ( )9.  Will you be 0000 a supermarket on your way home?  Yes, Walmart is just beside my home. A. looking for B. setting up C. fixing up D. passing by ( )10.  Does my question sound 0000 enough?  I don t think so. You can ask more 0000 by using  could instead of  can . A. politely; politely B. politely; polite C. polite; politely D. polite; polite ()11. It s not enough 0 an English club. You should also read English newspapers and magazines often.  Thanks for your advice. A. join B. to joinC. joining D. to joining ( )12.  You really went to the park last weekend?  Yes, I 0000 go there. Look! This is a photo of me in the park. A. will B. would C. do D. did ( )13.  Are you going to Beijing for the summer holiday next week?  Yes. But I haven t got the air tickets and don t know 0000 we will set out. A. how B. where C. when D. what ( )14.  I don t know 0000 next.  Let s ask our teacher for help. A. what to do B. what should I do C. how to do D. how I should do ( )15.  The game is too hard for me. I will certainly lose. 0000 You never say no before you try. A. Forget it! B. I m sorry. C. Come on! D. Pardon me? N. [b_kXzz 15R  NRwe bSNkXeQzz}vYvgsO y0 Some kids need to repeat (͑ Y) a grade in school. This means if you re in the 16 grade, you have to do the third grade again next year 17 moving on to the fourth grade. Repeating a grade can be a(n) 18 thing, though, because you get another chance to complete your schoolwork. For example, a kid might have 19 reading. Other kids might have been 20 and absent (:-^v) for a long time, so they missed (Ǐ) a chance to learn 21 they needed to learn. If its you who 22 repeat a grade, you might be thinking, Is everyone really moving on without me? Repeating a grade might make you sad, angry, or 23 . It can be stressful. You might be upset 24 you wont be in class with all of your friends. You might feel 25 about repeating a grade. You may think that people are talking about you or 26 you. You can be really hurt if someone makes fun of 27 about repeating a grade. Try talking 28 your mom or dad, a teacher, or a friend advisor when you re having these feelings. School can be hard work, but there are strategies (V{eu) you can learn to help it go a little 29 for you. Set a goal for yourself and 30 working toward it bit by bit. Ask for help if you need it, and youll get there! ( )16.A. first B. second C. third D. fourth ( )17. A. except B. besides C. for D. instead of ( )18. A. wrong B. right C. easy D. difficult ( )19. A. trouble B. fun C. practice D. secret ( )20. A. ill B. afraid C. healthy D. silly ( )21. A. much B. everything C. none D. anything ( )22. A. can B. cant C. must D. mustnt ( )23. A. neither B. all C. each D. both ( )24. A. so B. because C. but D. though ( )25. A. shy B. excited C. happy D. afraid ( )26. A. caring about B. looking after C. laughing at D. replying to ( )27.A. himself B. him C. yourself D. you ( )28. A. with B. for C. about D. against ( )29. A. worse B. better C. later D. earlier ( )30. A. stop B. give up C. keep D. make up N. t 30R A Welcome to Jiulong hotel and we will do all we can to make your stay an enjoyable one. We hope you will find the following useful to you.Meal times Breakfast 7:30 9:30 am Lunch 12:00 2:00 pm Afternoon tea 4:00 5:30 pm Dinner 7:00 9:15 pm Tea, coffee, cakes and sandwiches can be brought to your rooms from 10:00 am to 11:00 pm except during the meal times listed above. Cold drinks in your rooms can be used at any time.Room cleaning The waiters will clean the room if you leave the room at any time between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.Valuables Please put your valuables in our safe (Oi{), or we can t be responsible (#v) for your loss.Leaving If you want to leave, please tell us before 6:30 pm of the day. Or you will have to pay for another day.Attention To make sure of other people s good rest, turn down the radio or the TV after 11:00 pm. ( )31. The hotel serves (cO) the following foods in rooms EXCEPT 0000. A. coffee B. cakes C. candy D. cold drinks ( )32. The underlined word  valuables means  0000 in Chinese. A. 5͑irT B. LNg C. irT D. S ( )33. If you re about to leave, you should tell the hotel before 0 of the day so as not to pay for another day. A. 10:00 am B. 4:00 pm C. 6:30 pm D. 11:00 pm ( )34. You should 0000 after 11:00 pm. A. watch TV B. turn down the TV C. clean your room D. turn off the radio ( )35. What do we know from the reading above? A. The waiters in the hotel work for 8 hours a dayB. The hotel can look after your things in the room well C. You can t book ([) a room in the hotel after 6:30 pm. D. Your room is cleaned when you leave between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm. B If man s best friend is a dog, then who is a dog s best friend? That would be Rover, Glow, Ivan, or Raina. These four dogs donated (Pc.s) blood to other dogs. And they did it without having to travel far from home. They visited an animal bloodmobile (@mf). Similar to the Red Cross vehicles for humans, the University of Pennsylvanias animal bloodmobile goes to where the donors are to make it easier to give. Kym Marryott is manager of Penns Animal Blood Bank. You dont really think about it until you need it, Marryott said. Just like us, dogs need blood too. Like humans, not every dog can donate blood. Dogs must have the correct blood type, weigh at least 55 pounds and be younger than 8 years old. About 150 dogs take part in the program. Each donates three or four pints a year, which can help animals suffering from illnesses like cancer or an accidental trauma (aY$O) like being hit by a car. One pint can save up to three dogs. Just like people, the dogs get a snack and a heart-shaped  U of P Blood Donor sticker after giving. In addition, they receive free dog food to take home. Sandy Lucas brought her 7-year-old black dog, Raina, to the bloodmobile last week. I was excited that she had the right blood which could help another dog out, she said. Well do it again. ( )36. Where did the dogs donate blood? A. In a zoo. B. In their homes. C. In an animal hospital. D. In an animal bloodmobile. ( )37. Which of the following dogs can probably donate blood? A. Mary, 3 years old, 25 pounds.B. Kate, 6 years old, 60 pounds. C. Tony, 10 years old, 56 pounds.D. Cindy, 8 years old, 50 pounds. ( )38. What can each dog get after donating blood? `$A snack a$A suit of clothes b$Some dog food c$A heart-shaped sticker d$A toy car A. `$a$b$c$ B. `$b$d$ C. `$c$d$ D. `$b$c$ ( )39. What can we infer from the underlined sentence? A. Sandy Lucas feels excited that Raina can help other dogs. B. Sandy Lucas wants to get dog food for her dog. C. Sandy Lucas doesnt think that donating blood is good for dogs. D. Sandy Lucas doesnt want to come to the animal bloodmobile again. ( )40. Whats the main idea of the passage? A. Dogs are always mans best friends. B. An animal bloodmobile is very useful. C. Dogs can help dogs by donating blood.D. Dogs and people can get along well with each other C I left my hometown in London last year and now I have enjoyed working in this small city in China. Learning a foreign language opens you up to the culture and history of a country. So in order to know more about China, I started to learn Chinese. But at times, I found myself in funny situations. 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They asked me questions about everything. But all I could do was to look at them with a blank face. I had no idea what they were talking about. Were they just being kind, funny or impolite? Many people want to make friends with me. But I am a bit upset when I find out the reason why they need a foreign friend. They say they want to practice their English. I don t need friends like this. I like friends to share my feelings and ideas with. However, the more Chinese I learn, the more similarities I find it has with English. In English, thick-skinned is to describe a person who doesn t care for criticism (ybċ). I was surprised to find that houlianpi in Chinese means the same. And both languages share some common idioms (`N). For example,  look on with folded arms means xiushoupangguan, and  burn the boats is similar to pofuchenzhou. I m still on my journey to learn Chinese. I believe that sometimes you have the most fun on a journey. ( )41. The writer comes from 0000.A. the UK B. the USA C. Australia D. Canada ( )42. Many Chinese want to make friends with the writer because 0000. A. they are interested in Western culture B. they want a partner to practice English with C. they are willing to share feelings and ideas with himD. they want to help foreigners with their Chinese ( )43. The underlined word  similarities means  0000 in Chinese. A. v\]~Q NeQ;`͋pe0 Dear Sir, My family is planning a holiday to your city. I got some information about your hotel, but I still have some questions to ask. Would you be kind enough to reply to my e-mail? 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