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C . Yes,they do. D . I don't know.

£¨2£©What does a student often do if he comes across lots of new words in the study? A . He will look them up in the dictionary B . He will ask his parents.

C . He will ask someone for the answers. D . I don't know.

£¨3£©What can a dictionary tell you? A . The meaning of the words. B . The use of the words. C . How to use the words. D . A,B and C.

£¨4£©What are dictionaries like according to the passage? A . They are like silent teachers and trusted friends B . They are of medium height. C . They are very cute D . They are very beautiful.

£¨5£©Which is TRUE according to the passage? A . We should let the dictionary sleep B . Dictionaries are like our mothers C . Dictionaries are very useful to us D . We can see the film in the dictionary. 18. £¨10·Ö£©ÔĶÁÀí½â

Every year on the second Sunday of May, Americans celebrate Mother's Day. They spend the day with their mothers and give flowers or gifts to their mothers to show their thanks and love.

It was another Mother's Day, but the young mother was a little unhappy, because she was 800 miles away from her parents. In the morning she phoned her mother to wish her a happy Mother's Day, and her mother told her about the beautiful lilacs(¶¡Ï㻨) in the garden.

Later that day, when she told her husband about the lilacs, he said, \all that you want. Get the children and come on.\So they went, driving down the country roads.

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There, on a small hill, they saw a lot of beautiful purple lilacs. The young woman ran quickly to enjoy the flowers. Carefully, she picked a few here and a few there. On their way home there was a smile on her face.

When they were passing a nursing home, the young woman saw an old granny sitting in a chair. She had no children with her. They stopped the car and the young woman walked to the old woman, put the flowers in her hands, and smiled at her. The old granny thanked her again and again. She smiled happily, too. When the young mother came back to her car, her children asked her,\did you give our flowers to her?\she has no children. I have all of you, and I still have my mother. Just think how much those flowers meant to her.

£¨1£©The young woman was a little unhappy on Mother's Day because_____________. A . she didn't have a present

B . she was a long distance away from her mother C . she didn't know it was Mother's Day D . she wanted to see her mother

£¨2£©There were many beautiful lilacs_____________. A . in her garden B . in the market

C . in her mother's garden D . in the nursing home

£¨3£©The young woman had_____________. A . one child B . no child

C . more than one child D . a boy and a girl

£¨4£©The young woman gave the flowers to the old granny because_____________. A . she was her mother

B . she didn't like those flowers C . her mother asked her to do so

D . she wanted the old granny to be happy£¬too £¨5£©Which of the following is NOT true?

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A . The young woman was kind.

B . The young woman was caring and loving. C . The young woman was married.

D . The young woman was the old granny's relative.

19. £¨10·Ö£© More than 6000 children were expelled£¨¿ª³ý£©from US schools last year for bringng guns and bombs to school£¬the US Department of Education said on May 8£®

The department gave a report on the expulsions£¨¿ª³ý£©as saying handguns accounted for 58 per cent of the 6093 expulsions in 1996¡ª97£¬against 7 per cent for rifles or shotguns and 35 per cent for other types of firearms£®

¡°The report is a clear sign that our nation¡¯s public schools are cracking down£¨Ñϳͣ©¡±on students who bring guns to school£¬¡°Education Secretary Richard Riey said in a statement£®¡°We need to be tough-minded£¨¼áÇ¿µÄ£©about keeping guns out of our schools and do everything to keep our children safe£®¡± In March 1997£¬an 11-year-old boy and a 13-year-old using hand-guns and rifles shot dead four children and a teacher at a school in Jonesboro£¬Arkansas£®In October£¬two were killed and seven wounded in a shooting at a Mississippi school£®Two months later£¬a 14-year-old boy killed three high school students and wounded five in Daducab£¬Kentucky£®

¡°Most of the expulsions£¬56 per cent£¬were from high schools£¬which have students from about age 13£¬34 per cent were from junior high schools and 9 per cent were from elementary schools£®¡±The report said£®

£¨1£©From the first paragraph we can see that in the US schools ____________£® A . students enjoy shooting

B . students are eager to be soldiers C . safety is a problem D . students can make guns

£¨2£©The report from the US Department of Education shows that _____________£® A . the number of the expulsions is now large B . the number of the expulsions is wrong C . there are soldiers hiding among the students D . guns are out of control in US schools

£¨3£©The main idea of paragraph four shows us _____________£® A . some examples of shootings in US schools B . the Americans' feeling C . some famous schools

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D . that some teachers were killed by students

£¨4£©How many students were shot dead in 1997 in US schools? A . 10 B . 9 C . 12 D . 22

£¨5£©From this passage we know that ____________£® A . every American cannot have guns B . only soldiers and police can have guns C . American citizens can own guns D . teachers have no money to buy guns

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20. £¨5·Ö£©²¹È«¶Ô»° A. What about you? B. What shall we take? C. How shall we get there? D. Would you like to go with me? E. When and where shall we meet? F. Shall I tale some food? G. What are you going to do? A: Hi, Tom. The weekend is coming.________ B: Nothing much. ________

A: I'm going to watch the sports meet.________ B: I'd love to. ________

A: A bottle of water and a camera. B: ________

A: Let's make it half past seven at the school gate.

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