1. 该吃晚饭了。　　
    It's time to ________ ________. 　　
2. 你想来点儿面包吗？　　
    Would you ________ some ________ ? 　　
3. 安娜太小，还不能上学。　　
    Ann is ________ young ________ go to school. 　
4. 约翰跑得和我一样快。　　
    John runs ________ fast ________ me. 　　
5. 布莱克太太经常在英语上帮助我们。　　
    Mrs. Black often ________ us ________ our English . 　　
6. 你昨天花了多长时间做作业？　　
    How long ________ it ________ you to do your homework yesterday? 　　
7. 老师让我们每天说英语。　　
   The teacher tells us ________ ________ English every day. 　　
8. 为什么不让孩子们做他们喜欢的事情？　　
    ________ ________ let the children do what they like? 　　
9. 当老师走进教室时，学生 们立刻停止了谈话。　　
    When the teacher came into the classroom, the students ________ ________ at once. 　　
10. 我认为你的答案不对。　　
    I ________ ________ your answer is right. 　

    When I was young, I looked forward to my birthday all year. On that day, my friends and family made me
feel like the most special person in the world. 　　
    The night before my birthday each year, my parents crept into my bedroom while I was sleeping. They hung
balloons on my walls with a big sign that said Happy Birthday! When I woke up, I was always surprised! 　　
    If my birthday was on a school day, I brought in treats to share with my teachers and classmates. On the
weekend, I invited my closest friends to a birthday party. 　　
    When I was young, I had parties at my house. My parents made up lots of fun games to play. We painted
pictures, played outside, and ate lots of cake and ice cream. My friends brought gifts for me, and my parents
and I gave my friends small bags full of sweets called “goody bags”. 　　
    When I got older, I had birthday parties in different places. One year, I had a party at a bowling alley. Another
year, I had a roller-skating party. In middle school, my parents let me have sleepover parties. My friends and I
stayed up all night watching movies, chatting, and sharing secrets. At night we ate pizza and cake, and the next
morning my parents made pancakes for everyone. 　　
    The saddest day of the year for me was the day after my birthday. Then I knew I had to wait another whole
year before it would come again.

1. The writer was surprised when he woke up on his birthday because ________.

A. many people had already come to his birthday party 　　
B. his friends had brought many beautiful gifts for him 　　
C. he saw balloons with a sign that said Happy Birthday 　　
D. his parents had made him a cake and some ice cream

2. When he was young, he had his birthday parties ________.

A. at school　　　　　　　　　　　　　
B. at home 　　
C. on roller-skating grounds　　　　　
D. at bowling alleys

3. We can infer from the last paragraph that ________.

A. his birthday was his favorite day of the year 　　
B. no one would care about him after his birthday 　　
C. the day after his birthday was an unlucky day 　　
D. he felt sad when people left him after his birthday

4. The writer mainly tells us ________.

A. what he did on his birthday parties 　　
B. where he had his birthday parties 　　
C. who were invited to his birthday parties 　　
D. how he spent his childhood birthdays

      Until a few years ago, only boys could become students at the university of Ruritania (鲁里坦尼亚大学).
Later the university decided to take girls in. But one of the teachers, Mr Goller, was not pleased at all. He had
not wanted to let girl students in.
      Mr Goller always began his lessons with the word "Gentlemen!" What could he do now? Well, when the girl
students came to his lessons for the first time, he still began with the word. For him the girls were just not there.
Then one day there was only one boy in his class among a lot of girls. For a moment, Mr Goller didn't know
what to do. Then he began, "Sir!" 
      Finally a terrible day came when there were no boys in his class He came into the room, looked at the girls
and said, "Oh, nobody's here today!" he turned and went out without giving his lessons.

1. Several years ago, ________.

A. there was no girl studying in the university
B. Mr Goller didn't teach in the university
C. the university let girl students in
D. most of the students in the university were boys

2. Mr Goller usually said "_______" when he began his lessons.

A. Sir　
B. Good morning　
C. Gentlemen　
D. Hello

3. When the girls came to his lessons, Mr Goller was _______.

A. surprised　
B. afraid　
C. glad　
D. unhappy

4. The writer wants us to know how Mr Goller _______.

A. agreed to let the girls in　
B. didn't like his teaching
C. always didn't know What to do with the girls　
D. only liked to teach boy students.

5. We can know from the passage that _______.

A. the boy students didn't enjoy Mr Goller's lessons
B. we will not see the girl students in Mr Goller's class
C. Mr Goller was loved by his students
D. Mr Goller will not work in the university

    What does it mean when parents fight? 　　
    It's hard for most people to hear their parents shouting at each other. You might worry more about one parent
or the other during an argument. Or maybe you worry that one parent could become angry enough to lose
control. It's understandable to feel this way when there's fighting around you. 　　
    If your parents are arguing about you, you might mistakenly think the argument is your fault (错误). But your
parents' arguments are never your fault. 　　
    If your parents' fighting really troubles you, you might find it hard to sleep or go to school. If things are going
like this, try talking to one or both of your parents about what they are doing. They may not even realize how
bad you feel until you tell them how their arguments affect (影响) you. 　　
    If the fighting goes too far, let someone else know what's going on. Talking to other relatives or a teacher
about the fighting can be helpful. Sometimes parents who fight can go so far that they hurt each other or other
family members. If this happens, letting someone else know will allow the family to be helped and protected
from such harmful fighting. 　　
    Family members can learn to listen to each other and talk about feelings and differences without shouting at
each other. They can get help from others with the problem of fighting. Though it may take some work, time,
and practice, people in families can always learn to get along better. 　　
    If your family argues from time to time, try not to worry too much: No family is perfect. Even in the happiest
home, problems come up and people argue. Usually the family members get what's troubling them out in the
open and talk about it. Hopefully, they can reach some agreement. Everyone feels better and life is OK again. 　　
    Being part of a family means everyone tries to make life better for each other. Arguments happen and that's
OK. But with love, understanding, and some work, families can solve almost any problem.

1. When parents are arguing about us, we'd better _______.

A. worry about our mother 　　
B. not become angry enough to lose control 　　
C. try to find out our mistakes 　　
D. understand that it's not our fault

2. If your parents fight, you _______.

A. shout at them 　　　
B. go to school 　　　
C. talk to them 　　　
D. go to sleep

3. Which is not true according to the passage?

A. People argue even in the happiest families. 　　
B. It's OK for parents to argue from time to time. 　　
C. People reach some agreement after fighting. 　　
D. Love and understanding can prevent parents' fighting.