用恰当的词语填空．完成对话。每空一词。(每小题1分．共5分)

W: Excuse me, is there a bookstore around here?

M: Yes. There is 1.         on Zhongshan Road. It's between the parking lot and the supermarket.

W: How 2.          is it from here?

M: About thirty minutes' walk. You can 3.         the No. 14 bus there.

W: Thank you. By the way,4.           the bus stop?

M: It's at the end of this street. You can't 5.           it.

W: Thanks for your help.

M: You're welcome.

 

缺词填空（本题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分）
Most children today go to a school where each class has its o 【小题1】 room. It was d 【小题2】 many years ago. Most children w 【小题3】to a one-room schoolhouse. In a one-room schoolhouse all the children learned in one room from the s 【小题4】 teacher. A fourth grader might have sat next to a n  【小题5】 grader. Possibly you have seen a one-room schoolhouse o 【小题6】 a television program.
There w 【小题7】 a good reason for many of the one-room schoolhouse. They were often in the countryside, where there were o 【小题8】ten to twenty children going to school. Then one room was big e 【小题9】for everyone! Today there are many m 【小题10】 children going to school. The one-room schoolhouse has just about disappeared.

根据句意及首字母提示完成单词

1.We went to a summer c______ last year.

2.There w______ many trees on the mountains five years ago(以前).

3.We are studying hard for e______.

4.—He was an English teacher.

—R______?  Did he teach you?

5.What an a______ classroom!  It’s too dirty!

 

首字母填空（共10分）

I think that the most basic and powerful way to connect to another person is to listen. Just listen. When people are talking, there's no need to do a   1.    but receive them. Listen to what they're saying. Most times letting someone talk is more i    2.     than understanding it.

When I was teaching in a middle school, one of my s    3.    told me that sometimes when she tried to tell her story, people often interrupted (打断) to tell her that once had something just like that h    4.    to them. Finally she stopped talking to most people and became very l    5.     . We connect through listening. When we l    6.    , they know we care. Many people with cancer can talk about the relief (安慰) of having someone just listen.

I have n   7.    learned to respond (反应) to someone crying by just listening. I just listen. When they have cried all they need to cry, they find me there w   8.     them.

This simple thing has not been that easy to learn. It certainly went a    9.     everything I had been taught since I was very young. I thought people listened only because they were too s    10.     to speak or did not know the answer. A loving silence often has far more power than words.