A．Thank you very much． B．I'm sorry I don't know． C．How can I get there? D．How far（遠(yuǎn)）is it from here? E．Is there a post office near here?

A：Excuse me, sir．Where is the post office?

B：  1   you can ask the policeman over there．

A：Thank you all the same．（仍然謝謝你）

（The man goes to the policeman．）

A：Excuse me．  2  

C：No, there isn't．But there is one near the supermarket．

A：  3  

C：It's about three kilometers（千米）．

A：   4  

C：You can take a taxi，because it's late，there aren't any buses now．

A：   5  

C：You're welcome．

補(bǔ)全對(duì)話

A．You must go to see him.

B．I don't think so.

C．I'm sure he must feel sorry for it.

D．I hope he'll soon be all right.

E．It's bad for his health.

F．I'm sorry to hear that.

G．I think you aren't healthy, too.

（E: Emily　　P: Paul）

E: You look worried, Paul, don't you?

P: Yes, Emily. My father is ill.

E: 1 What's the trouble?

P: He has a headache.

E: But he looks healthy.

P: 2 He was strong when he was young.

He liked sports and often took exercise.

But these years he doesn't like sports and

eats much meat. He becomes fatter and fatter.

E: 3 .

P: You are right. The doctors told him to have more sports and eat less meat, but he didn't listen to them.

E: 4 .

P: Yes. Now he thinks the doctors are right, and begins to do what they say.

E: 5

P: Thank you very much.

情景對(duì)話

　　Dick: Hello, Jim, Is your homework finished?

　　Jim: Yes, it is.

　　Dick: I'm doing my homework. I'm not able to answer some questions, I require a dictionary to answer them. Will you lend me your dictionary?

　　Jim: Yes, I will. 1 ?

　　Dick: I lost mine just yesterday.

　　Jim: 2 ?

　　Dick: Yes, My name and the name of our school are written on it.

　　Jim: Then you'll find it soon.

　　Dick: 3 . But I must finish my homework this evening.

　　Jim: 4 I'll bring my dictionary to you.

　　Dick: Thank you very much.

　　Jim. 5 .

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根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，從方框各選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

A．That’s a good idea B．                      I’m calling to thank you for your present. C．                      Yes, very much. D．Well, I saw many old things on show. E．I called you yesterday, but you were not in.

A：Hello, Jim .This is ANN speaking.

B：Hi, Ann.

A：   1     

B：Do you like it?

A：  2      It’s a beautiful sweater. I really like the color.

B：I think the blue is just the right color for you . By the way, you looked wonderful at the party.

A：Thank you ,I really enjoyed it.   3     

B：Oh, I’m sorry. I went to the Science Museum.

A：What did you see?

B： 4   

A: Wow! Are there any new things ?

B: Yes, many more! Why not  go there and have a look?

A：Don’t worry. I’ll go with you.

B：   5    But I don’t know the way to the museum.

A：Don’t worry. I’ll go with you.

B：Great! Thanks.

An important question about eating out is who pays for the meal．If a friend of yours asks you to have lunch with him，you may say __1__ like this，“I’m afraid it'll have to be someplace __2__，as I have very little money．” The other person may say，“OK．I'll meet you at McDonald’s．” This means that the two agree to go Dutch，that is，each person pays for himself．He may __3__ say，“Oh，no．I want to __4__ you to lunch at Smith's，” or “I want you to try the Chinese dumplings there．They’re great．” This means the person wants to pay for both of you．If you feel __5__ towards this person，you can go with him and you _6__ pay for the meal．You may just say，“_7_．That would be very nice．”

American customs about who pays for dates（約會(huì)）are much the same as in the other parts of the world．In the old days，American women wanted men to pay for all the meals．But today，a university girl or a woman in __8__ will usually pay her way during the day．If a man asks her for a dance outside the working hours，it __9__ “come as my guest”．So as you can see，it is a polite thing to make the question __10__ at the very beginning．

1．A．something              B．a(chǎn)nything               C．everything              D．nothing

2．A．expensive              B．cheap                         C．quiet                      D．wonderful

3．A．a(chǎn)lso                       B．neither                 C．too                        D．either

4．A．get                        B．meet                    C．bring                     D．take

5．A．friendly                 B．kind                     C．happy                    D．lucky

6．A．can't                     B．needn't                 C．mustn't                  D．don't

7．A．I'm sorry               B．Excuse me           C．Thank you             D．Pardon

8．A．America                B．China            C．school                   D．business

9．A．goes                      B．says                    C．means                    D．tells

10．A．easy                    B．clear                    C．clean                     D．careful

Complete the following dialogues with proper sentences in the box(選出適當(dāng)?shù)木渥�，完成下列�?duì)話，用A、B、C或D表示)

A．Thank you.

B．Really? Who were they?

C．I'm sorry to hear that.

D．Why didn't you come yesterday?

E．It was exciting.

F．Zhang Hua won the 400-metre race.

G．Don't worry.

　　Situation：Mingming was ill yesterday and didn't attend the school sports meeting. Now he is talking with Lanlan about the sports meeting.

　　M：Hi, Lanlan.

　　L：Hi, Mingming. 1

　　M：Because I had a bad cold.

　　L： 2 Are you better now?

　　M：Much better. 3 My mother took me to the hospital and the doctor asked me to have some medicine. By the way, how was yesterday's sports meeting?

　　L： 4 Quite a few students in our class won first prizes for different items.

　　M： 5

　　L：Let me see… Dongdong got the first prize for the 100-metre dash. Fangfang won the long jump. Li Gang was first in the discus-throwing. 6 Oh, the first prize for the girls' relay race also belongs to our class.

　　M：That's great! I am so glad to hear that.

　　L：You can run very fast, but you were ill. What a shame!

　　M：I'll try to get some prizes at next school sports meeting.

1．________ 2．________ 3．________ 4．________ 5．________ 6.________

閱讀理解

閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

　　Tom: I'm interested in gestures.

　　Ellen: Are you? Gestures differ from country to country.

　　Tom: Yes. Talking about gestures is a lot of fun.

　　Ellen: I've noticed that Japanese women often cover their mouths when they laugh.

　　Tom: They think it's impolite to show their teeth.

　　Ellen: I once talked to some students from India. They moved their heads up and down when they meant “No”, and from side to side for “Yes”. That looked strange to us.

　　Tom: Is that right? I thought nodding meant “Yes” in all parts of the world.

　　Ellen: No, not in some parts of India. But those students said their gestures were so natural to them that they couldn't change them.

　　Tom: This is one of the most popular comics in my country. Do people in American comics jump this way when they are surprised?

　　Ellen: Yes, they do. Comics always use big gestures, you know. (Ellen shows Tom a picture of a man.)

　　Tom: I've often seen this picture. He is shrugging his shoulders, isn't he?

　　Ellen: Yes, he is. It means I don't care or I give up. How do you gesture with your hand when you mean “Come here” in Japan?

　　Tom: We hold out our hands with the palms down, and move it up and down.

　　Ellen: That looks like “Sit down”, “Be quiet”, or “Get away” to us. When we mean “Come here”, we hold out our hands with the palms upward, and move our fingers toward our bodies.

1．The main idea of this dialogue is ________.

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A．Americans, Japanese and Indians have different languages of gestures

B．Americans, Japanese and Indians have one and the same language of gestures

C．Americans, Japanese have one and the same language of gestures

D．Indians and Chinese have one and the same language of gestures

2．Which of the following statements is TRUE?

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A．Americans nod their heads to mean “No”.

B．Americans shrug their shoulders to show they are interested.

C．American women cover their mouths when they laugh.

D．Japanese women often cover their mouths when they laugh.

3．Which of the following best describes the writer's attitude?

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A．The Indian students' gestures are unlike the American ones.

B．The Indian students' gestures are quite like the American ones.

C．The Chinese students' gestures are quite like the American ones.

D．The Japanese gestures have something to do with Chinese gestures.

4．In some parts of India, nodding means ________.

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5．To Americans, shrugging the shoulders means ________.

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A．“I'm sorry, I don't care (or I give up).”

B．“I'm right.”

C．“Thank you very much.”

D．“That's all right.”