() 4. — How long you this pen? — Only one day. I it yesterday.

   A. have;bought;had   B. did;have;had

   C. did;buy;bought     D. have;had;bought

八、书面表达。(10分)

假如你是报社的一位记者，你对陈先生进行了采访，想了解一下阳光镇的变化。根据以下信息写一段采访稿，要点如下：

1. 阳光镇过去是个破旧的小镇，但是现在已经变成了一个现代化的镇。

2. 镇上的钢厂过去常常把废料扔进河里，政府已经采取行动改善了这个情况。

3. 他的大多数朋友已经搬走了，所以他常常感到孤独。

4. 即使这样，他仍然很高兴能看到这些变化。

七、任务型阅读。(10分) 

    We dislike too hot days. Luckily,we have air conditioners (空调) and fridges. How did Chinese people stay cool in the hot season before they have air conditioners and fridges?

    The most common way people in old China kept cool was to use fans. Many fans had poems or drawings on them.

    Beginning in the Sui dynasty,Chinese people started to use porcelain pillows (瓷枕) . These pillows felt cool,so people could sleep well on them.

    People in these old times didn't have fridges to make ice. Instead,they collected ice in winter and kept it underground,sometimes in wells (井) .When summer came,they got the ice out and put it in their living rooms to cool them down.

    Rich people and members of the king family had more expensive ways to keep cool. As early as the Han dynasty,some people used a tool like modern electrical (电力的) fans. It was made of a wheeK轮子) and some fan blades ( 口十片) . A person would pull a rope to make the wheel spin (转) and then the blades would spin around fast.

    In the Tang dynasty,people found a way to make their whole house cool. They built their houses next to the water,used some machines to carry water to the top of the house,and made it flow down from the eaves (屋檐) . This manmade waterfall brought cool air into the house.

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5. 现在人们可以坐公共汽车进出镇子了。

Now people can and the town by bus.

3. 政府已经将部分镇中心变成了新公园。

The government the town center a new park.

2. 在这个地方有开阔的空地真不错。

It’s really nice to in this area.

六、完成句子。(10分)

1. 你已经变了，你过去对我是这么好。

You have changed. Youso kind to me.

4. 我祖父母一生都住在这个小镇上。

My grandparents in the small town.

10. In the past,lots of people in the town (live) in very small houses.

9. Oh noj The last bus (leave) . What shall we do?