I have a good friend.       name is Peter. We study in Beijing Sunshine Secondary School. We are in the same (同一个) class. He sits in front of      . His favourite lesson is Music. He       many CDs. He likes       music very much. He likes playing football, too. After school we often play football in the      . He is very helpful. We often help each     .

Peter is not Chinese. He is from      . He      his family comes to Beijing. His father is a doctor and his mother is a nurse. They work from Monday       Friday. At weekends, his mother likes shopping and his father likes fishing. Sometimes they go to the park. They all like Chinese food. The whole family       very happy.

 

1.A. He      B. His         C. She        D. Her

2.A. I          B. my         C. mine     D. me

3.A. have          B. has        C. there is D. there are

4.A. listen B. listen to         C. listening         D. listening to

5.A. classroom  B. library C. playground D. bookshop

6.A. one    B. other    C. others   D. some

7.A. England      B. Chinese         C. English  D. American

8.A. from  B. on        C. with       D. for

9.A. and    B.like         C. with       D. to

10.A. be    B. am         C. is           D. are

 

　 If you tell others you are from the 1980s generation, probably you are not as cool as you might have expected. The cool kids today, or the so called “Post-90s” generation, have become much “cooler” than the 1980s’ group, as they can speak “Martian (火星的) languages”, an even more difficult language created by themselves.

　　 Mrs. Li, the mother of a 15-year-old girl, got worried recently, because she could hardly understand what her daughter was writing in her blog (博客). She said, “My daughter likes talking with her friends on the computer. I want to know what they are talking about, but I can’t understand what they are writing on the computer. They use Chinese, English, numbers and pictures. Sometimes I asked her, ‘Do your friends know the meaning of them?’ She said, ‘Yes, they do. Many of my friends talk with the language. It’s our powerful secret tool which parents and teachers cannot figure out at all.

　　 A 14-year-old boy said, “The students in my class often use ‘Martian language’ to communicate. It can help us hide our secrets from our parents or teachers.”

Some people say “Martian language” is good, but some people say it is not good. What do you think?

66. The “Post-90s” generation probably means the children who _________.

　 A. were born before 1990　　　　　　　　　 B. started school after 1990

　 C. were born in the 1990s　　　　　　　　 D. started working after 1990

67. Mrs. Li’s daughter is _________ years old.

　 A. sixteen　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 B. fifteen　　　　　

C. fourteen　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 D. thirteen

68. Why did Mrs. Li get worried?

　 A. Because her daughter didn’t write to her.　

B. Because she worried about her daughter’s health.

C. Because she couldn’t understand what her daughter wrote.

D. Because her daughter spent too much time playing computer games.

69. What does the underlined phrase “figure out” mean in Chinese?

　 A.　　　　　　　　 B.　　　　　　　　 C.　　　　　　　　 D. 弄明白

70. Which of the following is WRONG?

　 A. Martian language is a kind of official language.

　 B. Martian language is very popular with many students.

　 C. Many students like to use Martian language to talk with their friends.

　 D. Martian language can keep students’ secrets when they are chatting with each other.