Peter’s voice sounded on the phone when he told me the bad news.

A、strange B、excited C、sadly D、fluently

You can go out for a walk with us if you _________ tired of staying at home.

A、feel B、feels C、felt D、to feel

CCTV the Star of Outlook English Talent Competition for many years.

A、holds B、held C、has held D、was held

Every year in spring, many problems of the country at the conference.

A、discuss B、are discussed

C、have discussed D、discusses

It rained heavily last night. The field outside __________ wet now.

A、can be B、may be C、must be D、should be

Michael’s mother never makes him his room. He does it by himself.

A、clean B、cleans C、to clean D、cleaning

To improve our spoken English, we practised again and again.

A、pronounce B、pronounced

C、to pronounce D、pronouncing

– Will you help me with the box? It’s too heavy.

– ____________

A、That’s all right. B、With pleasure.

C、It doesn’t matter. D、You are welcome.

– Can I park my car here?

– Look at the sign. It means ‘No parking’.

A、Never mind. B、You’d better not.

C、Don’t worry. D、That’s OK.

Complete the following passage with the words or phrases in the box. Each can only be used once（将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次。）

One day, Dorothy finds the road easily and she and Toto start their long journey to the Emerald City. She doesn’t feel sad 1. . It’s a sunny day and the birds are singing. There are pretty blue fences along the road. There are fields of yellow corn. She can see the small, round houses of the Munchkins 2. . They’re blue too.

Dorothy and Toto walk for a long time along the yellow brick road. They don’t meet anyone. Dorothy is very tired.

‘Let’s stop and rest for a few minutes, Toto,’ she says. ‘It’s a long way to the Emerald City.’

They 3. on the grass next to a field of yellow corn. There’s a scarecrow (稻草人、on a pole in the middle of it. Its head and body are 4. straw. It’s wearing an old blue hat, old blue clothes and a pair of old blue boots. Dorothy looks at it for a long time. The Scarecrow looks at her. Then it winks at her slowly.

Dorothy’s very surprised. She stands up and walks 5. the field to it.

‘Good afternoon!’ the Scarecrow says with 6. .

‘Oh! Can you speak?’ Dorothy says.

‘Of course,’ he 7. . ‘Can you take me off this pole, please? It isn’t very comfortable. I can’t move.’

Dorothy takes the Scarecrow off the pole and puts him on the ground. He’s very 8. . He moves his arms and legs and shakes his head. Straw flies everywhere.

‘Thank you very much,’ he says. I feel wonderful now.’