1. Ben wants to be a pilot when he grows up. (E)

2. Shall we go boating on the lake this weekend? (B)

3. I usually have a sandwich and salad for dinner. (G)

4. It’s great fun to make videos, isn’t it? (A)

5. How often does your mum clean the kitchen? (H)

6. My uncle makes a living by painting houses. (D)

7. W: Sunday was Mother’s Day. What did you get for your mum? A dress or some flowers?

   M: Neither. I made a beautiful card for her.

   Q: What did the man give his mother for Mother’s Day? (D)

 8. W: When is your birthday, Mike?

   M: It’s on the 13^th of June.

      Q: When is Mike’s birthday? (A)

 9. W: Do you see the man over there in the black hat?

   M: You mean the one wearing a brown jacket and a grey scarf? He’s our new boss, Mr.           Wilson.

   Q: What colour is Mr. Wilson’s scarf? (C)

10. W: I’m going hiking tomorrow. Look at the lovely sun!

   M: You’d better not go. The weather report said that it would turn cloudy soon and become        rainy this afternoon.

   Q: What’s the weather like now? (C)

11. W: It’s so exciting that you’ll be spending 8 weeks studying in America this summer. When do         you start packing?

   M: I’ve already started. The organizers of the program gave me a list of things that I need to      bring and the gifts for the host family.

   Q: Why will the man go to America? (D)

12. W: Can you pass me a menu please?

   M: Sure. What are you going to drink?

   W: I’m going to have a glass of beer.

   Q: Where does the dialogue probably take place? (B)

13. W: Jack, are you OK?

   M: I’m OK now, but I got into a car accident this morning.

   W: What happened?

   M: I wasn’t paying attention and I hit a car that stopped in front of me. Luckily, I wasn’t going            very fast and nobody got hurt.

   Q: What might be the cause of the car accident? (A)

14. W: How have you been, Kim?

M: OK, I didn’t sleep much last night though. I stayed up until 2 a.m. studying for an exam.

   Q: What can we learn from the dialogue? (B)

One summer, Joe Smith, coach of a football team, and his family were spending their holiday in a small town. One rainy afternoon, it was impossible for them to go out to do something interesting, so the family decided to go to the cinema.

Joe, his wife, and their two children walked down to the town’s only cinema, bought tickets and went into the hall. The lights were still on, and there were just six persons there. As Joe entered, some of them saw him and started clapping.

Joe gave them a smile and turned to his wife. “Aha, I can’t believe they know me and I’m getting a warm welcome here.”he said, “I guess they saw my games on TV.”

They sat down and then a young man came back and gave out his hand. “Thanks a lot.”

“I just can’t believe you know who Iam.” said Joe.

“All I know,” replied the man, “is that they would not show the film until at least ten people bought tickets.”

15. T  16. F  17. T  18. F  19. F  20. T

Every day, Mark gets up at three o’clock in the morning. It is still dark when he arrives at his shop and begins work. Mark has been making bread for more than thirty years.

Today, most bread is made by machines in factories. It is then sold in large supermarkets all over the country. But many people are starting to miss the taste of traditional bread.

Mark makes bread in the traditional way. He uses only his hands and his oven to make the bread, but people travel far to buy the bread because it tastes so good.

The bread is ready by six or seven o’clock, in time for people to have their breakfast. In fact, many people come to buy the bread while it is still hot. There is nothing better thanthe taste of warm, fresh bread.

21.thirty years  22.in factories  23.traditional way  24.travel far  25.warm, fresh

Ⅱ. 26.D27.D  28.B  29.A  30.D  31.B  32.A  33.B  34.A  35.C  36.B  37.D  38.C

   39.A  40.D  41.B  42.C  43.C  44.C  45.B

Ⅲ. 46. C  47. E  48. A  49. B  50. B  51. A  52. E  53. D

Ⅳ. 54. herself  55.photos  56.twelfth  57.enrich  58.natural  59.mixture  60.politely

61.helpless

Ⅴ.62.didn’t teach  63.When does  64.no longer  65.was pinned  66.Don’t, or

67.how…grew  68.Which book has Kate finished reading recently?

A. 69.A  70.D  71.B

B. 72.B  73.C  74.C

C. 75.C  76.A  77.B  78.D  79.C  80.B

D. 81.hand  82.happening  83.Instead  84.tool  85.smaller  86.catch  87.two

E. 88. In Missouri.

89. They gave him a ride./They drove him to his parents’ home.

90. To attend a meeting./For a meeting./Because he had a meeting to attend there.

91. The car battery was dead./The battery of the car was dead.

92. By writing thank-you notes. /He wrote thank-you notes to them.

93.Answers may vary. Possible responses: It’s important to show our gratitude and appreciation to the people in our life. Say “thank you” when we need to. It will mean a lot to others/it can count for a lot. Also, we should always help people out and expect nothing in return. Helping others can make our life meaningful.

Ⅶ.Omitted.