1. — Whose shorts are these? Li Wei, are they your shorts?
    — Yes, they are. Thank you, Kate.

[     ]

A. Li Wei like shorts.
B. Li Wei has a pair of shorts.
C. Li Wei and Kate have two pairs of socks.

2. — I'd like porridge for lunch. Would you like some, Jenny?
    — No, thanks! I like cereal for lunch.

[     ]

A. Jenny likes some porridge.
B. Jenny likes some porridge for lunch.
C. Jenny wants to eat some cereal for lunch.

3. — Whose sweater is this?
    — It's my sweater.
    — The colour is very beautiful (漂亮的). I like red very much.

[     ]

A. The T-shirt is very beautiful.
B. He has a black sweater.
C. The sweater is red.

4. — Are you ready to order?
    — Yes please. We would like some dumplings.

[     ]

A. They are ready to order.
B. They aren't ready to order.
C. They would like some sandwiches.

5. — Hi! My name is Tom. Are you Tim?
    — No! My name is Jim. Tim is at home.

[     ]

A. Tom and Jim is in the school.
B. Jim is at home.
C. Tim is not here.

    People in Canada often talk about the weather. Do you want to know about the weather in Canada?
Let's look at what the seasons are like in Canada.
Spring
  Spring starts in April, with lots of rain. The weather is still cool.Spring is a very short season and before
you know  lt,  summer arrives!
Summer
  The summer starts in late May or early June. Summer can be very hot in Ottawa. It is also very wet.
People like wearing shorts and T-shirts in summer.
Autumn
   Autumn comes in September or October. It is a very beautiful season. The leaves on the trees become
colorful: orange, red, yellow ... It is neither too cold nor too hot in autumn.
Winter
    The winter is from late November to late March. It can be very cold, with lots of snow. It is often sunny in winter, but the sunniest days are always the coldest!

1. How many seasons does the writer talk about?         

A. One.      
B. Two.        
C. Three.    
D. Four.

2. How is the weather in summer?

A. Warm and rainy.
B. Wet and cold.
C. Hot and wet.
D. Hot and dry.

3. The leaves on the trees become colorful in______.                   

 A. spring    
B. summer
C. autumn    
D. winter

4. The winter ends in _____,

A. late March
B. late November      
C. early April
D. early October

5. What's the main idea of the passage?           

A. The people in Canada.
B. The seasons in Canada.
C. The famous places in Canada.
D. The foods in Canada.

1. —"Whose shorts are these?"
    —" ____."

A. I don't know
B. it's his shorts
C. I'm short
D. He's short

2. —"Would you like a cup of tea?" 
    —"____. I'd like a cup of coffee."

A. Yes, please
B. No, thanks
C. No, thank you
D. No, thank

3.—"Have a good trip!"
   —"____."

A. That's all right
B. Thank you
C. You're welcome
D. Have a good trip, too

4.—"____?" 
  —"I need a postcard, please."

A. What do you want
B. What do you do
C. Can I help you
D. What are you doing

5. —"Don't run in the train, Danny." 
   —"____."

A. Sure
B. I'm sorry
C. It's great
D. Let's jump

6. —"When do you leave for Japan?" 
    —"____."

A. On January 21st
B. In January 1st
C. By train
D. With my parents

     Have you seen Avatar (《<阿凡达》)?
     It's a popular movie this year. It is three-dimensional (3D), so you may have to wear a special pair of
glasses to see it. The 3D glasses make the images (图像) from the movie look like they are coming straight
at you.
     More and more 3D movies are coming to theaters. Some say that 3D TV sets will come into our homes
in the near future. Three-dimensional technology can make TV and movies more exciting. But people with
eye problems may get headaches if they spend too much time watching 3D movies. Why?
     When we look at an object, each eye sees it at a different angle (角度). Our eyes send the two images
to our brain, and the brain puts them together. That' show we see depth.
     Three-dimensional technology uses two film projectors (投影机). One projects a left eye image and the
other projects a right eye image. 3D glasses allow us to see a different image in each eye.
     There are a lot of people walking around with very small eye problems, for example an eye muscle
imbalance. Under normal situations, the brain can get used to their eyes so they can see things normally.
     But when they are watching a 3D movie, the images projected to their eyes can't be put together by their
brain.
     So the brain needs to work harder at "reading" the images. That makes it easier for these people to get
dizzy or develop headaches.
     Dr John Hagan, an eye doctor in Kansas City, said some people who do not see depth normally cannot
see in 3D at all. He said people whose eyes can' t focus on (聚焦) the same object at once will have trouble
seeing 3D images.

1. When we wear a pair of 3D glasses, _____.

A. our brain will get a different image from each eye
B. our brain will put the different objects together
C. our eyes will focus on the same object easily
D. our eyes will see an object at the same angle

2. What does the underlined words "normal situations" mean?

A. When people see things normally.
B. When people have no eye problems.
C. When people don't have a headache.
D. When people aren't seeing a 3D movie.

3. What does the writer want to tell us in this passage?

A. Seeing 3D movies can bring us eye problems.
B. Not all the people can watch 3D images.
C. The 3D glasses make the movie seem alive.
D. The 3D movies will be very popular soon.