—What will the weather be like tomorrow?
—It _______ be rainy, cloudy or sunny. Who knows?
A. must B. might

C. shall D. should

You’d better_______ your cigarette when you are in the wood.

A. put on            B. put up   

C. put out D. put off

—Will you give me a hand? I have some trouble_______ the scientific problem.

—Don't worry. I'll try my best to help you _______.

A. solving; in five minutes B. to solve; in five-minute

C. to solve; after five minutes D. solving; after five-minutes

—It’s dangerous to swim here. Look at the sign!

—Oh, I _______ it.

A. didn’t notice B. don’t notice

C. hadn’t notice D. haven’t notice

—Why was Miss Read so angry with you this morning?

—She asked me _______.

A. why I was late for school again

B. how I came to school this morning

C. what did I have for breakfast

D. what time did I go to bed last night

—What do you think of the two pairs of trousers?

—They don’t fit me well. They are _______ too long _______ too short.

A. not only; but also B. both; and

C. either; or D. neither; nor

—Do you like watching the talk show?

—Yes. It always makes people _______.

A. to laughB. laughing

C. laughD. laughed

The girl who _______ beautiful eyes _______a prize in yesterday’s singing contest.

A. has; wins B. had; won

C. having; won D. has; won

There was once a hardworking farmer who had a fine olive orchard (橄榄果园). But his three sons farm work. When the farmer was , he called the three sons to him and said: “My sons, there is a of gold hidden in the olive orchard. Dig for it, if you it.” The sons tried to him to tell them in what part of the orchard the gold was hidden, but he would tell them more.

After the farmer was dead, the sons went to work to find the pot of gold. they did not know where the hiding-place was, they agreed to begin in a line, at one end of the orchard, and to dig until one of them should find the money. They dug until they had the soil from one end of the orchard to the other. But no pot of gold was to be found. The three sons were very to have done all their work for nothing.

The next olive season, the olive trees in the orchard bore more fruit than they had ever given; when the fruit was , it gave the sons a whole pot of gold.

When they saw how much money had come from the orchard, they suddenly understood what the wise father had meant.

1.A. enjoyed B. hatedC. cared D. minded

2.A. sick B. lonely C. deadD. dying

3.A. box B. bag C. pot D. bucket

4.A. miss B. hate C. care D. want

5.A. make B. order C. let D. get

6.A. something B. anythingC. everything D. nothing

7.A. SinceB. And C. So D. But

8.A. turned up B. turned onC. turned over D. turned around

9.A. uncomfortable B. disappointedC. angry D. worried

10.A. picked B. collectedC. sold D. found

Linda: I am bored, Sarah. Let’s do something different.

Sarah:

Linda: Yes. I went to Fangte Amusement Park last year. Have you ever been to a water park?

Sarah: No, I haven’t.

Linda: Let’s go to Water City tomorrow!

Linda: Well, that sounds fun,

Sarah: Really? I didn’t know that. Well, how about the zoo?

Linda: I’ve been to the zoo a lot of times.

Sarah: Let’s go to the space museum. I’ve never been there.

Linda: I went there last year, but I’d like to go there again.

1.A. Did you go to an amusement park?

B. Would you like to go to an amusement park?

C. Have you ever been to an amusement park?

D. Have you gone to an amusement park?

2.

A. Me either. B. Me neither.

C. So have I. D. Me too.

3.

A. but I can’t swim. B. so I can swim.

C. and I’ll have fun. D. but I can swim.

4.

A. Me either. B. Me neither.

C. So do I. D. Me too.

5.

A. That sounds a great idea.B. It doesn’t matter.

C. I hope not. D. I don’t think so.