As an exchange student, I have been staying in a host family in Beijing for the past five months. The parents are   36  in their mid-30s and the son just turned 5. In exchange for room and board, I teach their son   37 .
Like in many of the other Chinese families, he’s an only child. And though he has   38 plastic trucks and boxes full of crayons, I don’t know   39  he has the time to play. When he’s not in the kindergarten, he’s taking after-school classes. On the weekends, the boy goes to more classes. He has one day off―Sunday.
Compared to his schedule, I feel like my childhood was   40  a waste of time. I learned how to climb trees and draw cartoons. I wasn’t learning Chinese at his age. But he and lots of other children are learning English. Both his parents dream that he will have   41  jobs, higher pay, and bigger houses.
The boy seems to take no interest   42  learning English. He doesn’t need a teacher, but a playmate. He is,   43 , only 5. When I think about my life as a 5-year-old, I know for sure I wasn’t half as   44  as he is.
In the evening, when his parents   45  him to speak with me in English, he gets   46 . He lies on the floors, hides under the table and climbs on the furniture. When he finally stops   47 , and starts talking, it isn’t in English, but it isn’t in Chinese,   48 . He speaks in his own language.
He   49  not be a very good student, but I’m not a great teacher. I just want to be his big brother   50  can speak in gibberish(胡言乱语) with him and help draw trucks, robots or spiders.

As an exchange student, I have been staying in a host family in Beijing for the past five months. The parents are   36   in their mid-30s and the son just turned 5. In exchange for room and board, I teach their son   37  .

Like in many of the other Chinese families, he’s an only child. And though he has   38  plastic trucks and boxes full of crayons, I don’t know   39   he has the time to play. When he’s not in the kindergarten, he’s taking after-school classes. On the weekends, the boy goes to more classes. He has one day off―Sunday.

Compared to his schedule, I feel like my childhood was   40   a waste of time. I learned how to climb trees and draw cartoons. I wasn’t learning Chinese at his age. But he and lots of other children are learning English. Both his parents dream that he will have   41   jobs, higher pay, and bigger houses.

The boy seems to take no interest   42   learning English. He doesn’t need a teacher, but a playmate. He is,   43  , only 5. When I think about my life as a 5-year-old, I know for sure I wasn’t half as   44   as he is.

In the evening, when his parents   45   him to speak with me in English, he gets   46  . He lies on the floors, hides under the table and climbs on the furniture. When he finally stops   47  , and starts talking, it isn’t in English, but it isn’t in Chinese,   48  . He speaks in his own language.

He   49   not be a very good student, but I’m not a great teacher. I just want to be his big brother   50   can speak in gibberish(胡言乱语) with him and help draw trucks, robots or spiders.

1. A. both             B. all              C. either           D. none

2.A. drawing           B. Chinese          C. English          D. playing

3. A. a hundred of     B. hundreds of      C. hundred of       D. hundreds

4. A. when             B. what             C. where            D. that

5.A. hardly            B. never            C. usually          D. almost

6. A. more             B. fewer            C. better           D. worse

7. A. with             B. in               C. for              D. on

8. A. after all        B. at all           C. first of all     D. all the time

9.A. busily            B. busiest          C. busier           D. busy

10.A. make             B. push             C. have             D. let

11. A. frustrated      B. relaxed          C. pleased          D. injured

12.A. move             B. to move          C. moving           D. moved

13.A. too              B. also             C. as well          D. either

14.A. can              B. may              C. must             D. need

15.A. who   B. whom C. whose    D. which

As an exchange student, I have been staying in a host family in Beijing for the past five months. The parents are1in their mid-30s and the son just turned 5. In exchange for room and board, I teach their son2.
Like in many of the other Chinese families, he’s an only child. And though he has3plastic trucks and boxes full of crayons, I don’t know4he has the time to play. When he’s not in the kindergarten, he’s taking after-school classes. On the weekends, the boy goes to more classes. He has one day off―Sunday.
Compared to his schedule, I feel like my childhood was5a waste of time. I learned how to climb trees and draw cartoons. I wasn’t learning Chinese at his age. But he and lots of other children are learning English. Both his parents dream that he will have6jobs, higher pay, and bigger houses.
The boy seems to take no interest7learning English. He doesn’t need a teacher, but a playmate. He is,8, only 5. When I think about my life as a 5-year-old, I know for sure I wasn’t half as9as he is.
In the evening, when his parents10him to speak with me in English, he gets11. He lies on the floors, hides under the table and climbs on the furniture. When he finally stops12, and starts talking, it isn’t in English, but it isn’t in Chinese,13. He speaks in his own language.
He14not be a very good student, but I’m not a great teacher. I just want to be his big brother15can speak in gibberish(胡言乱语) with him and help draw trucks, robots or spiders.

1. 1.
   1. A.
      both
   2. B.
      all
   3. C.
      either
   4. D.
      none
2. 2.
   1. A.
      drawing
   2. B.
      Chinese
   3. C.
      English
   4. D.
      playing
3. 3.
   1. A.
      a hundred of
   2. B.
      hundreds of
   3. C.
      hundred of
   4. D.
      hundreds
4. 4.
   1. A.
      when
   2. B.
      what
   3. C.
      where
   4. D.
      that
5. 5.
   1. A.
      hardly
   2. B.
      never
   3. C.
      usually
   4. D.
      almost
6. 6.
   1. A.
      more
   2. B.
      fewer
   3. C.
      better
   4. D.
      worse
7. 7.
   1. A.
      with
   2. B.
      in
   3. C.
      for
   4. D.
      on
8. 8.
   1. A.
      after all
   2. B.
      at all
   3. C.
      first of all
   4. D.
      all the time
9. 9.
   1. A.
      busily
   2. B.
      busiest
   3. C.
      busier
   4. D.
      busy
10. 10.
    1. A.
       make
    2. B.
       push
    3. C.
       have
    4. D.
       let
11. 11.
    1. A.
       frustrated
    2. B.
       relaxed
    3. C.
       pleased
    4. D.
       injured
12. 12.
    1. A.
       move
    2. B.
       to move
    3. C.
       moving
    4. D.
       moved
13. 13.
    1. A.
       too
    2. B.
       also
    3. C.
       as well
    4. D.
       either
14. 14.
    1. A.
       can
    2. B.
       may
    3. C.
       must
    4. D.
       need
15. 15.
    1. A.
       who
    2. B.
       whom
    3. C.
       whose
    4. D.
       which