I. Vocabulary: (16%)
1. You are free to do what you like in your room. (A)self (B) sale (C) one (D) own
2. Harry Potter is one of the top ten best- novels in the world. (A)welling (B) telling (C) selling (D) felling
3. Are you that he is not at school? I have seen him at school this morning. (A)sure (B) loud (C) know (D) see
4. Most children are afraid of cleaning. They even hate dentists. (A)head (B) teeth (C) life (D) hair
5. Taking in class is important for students. They should write down the important points.
(A)ways (B) news (C) dates (D) notes
6. I brush my teeth after every , so I seldom have a toothache. (A)task (B) tutor (C) meal (D) mask
7. Our teacher asked us to turn in our reports as as possible. (A)soon (B) strict (C) middle (D) back
8. Sam is having a right now. Maybe you can leave a message for him. (A)trunk (B) meeting (C) armchair (D) office
9. I am -sighted. I can see the words far from me. (A)near (B) far (C) left (D) north
10. According to the news, every human needs to drink two liters of water a day.
(A) at first (B) at last (C) at least (D) at once
11. It’s dangerous for kids to the street by themselves. (A)take (B) lead (C) cross (D) across
12. The needs cleaning. There’s a lot of trash on it. (A)secretary (B) sidewalk (C) pedestrian(D) passerby 13. Before opening my , you should ask me first.
(A)drawer (B) recorder (C) tape (D) telephone
14. A good will give away his life for his country when there is a war. (A)driver (B) shopkeeper (C) engineer (D) soldier
15. My dad goes to China on , not for fun.
(A)weekdays (B) travel (C) vacation (D) business 16.What’s on for tonight at the ? Spider-Man 4.
(A)theater(B) cafeteria (C) supermarket (D) restaurant II. Grammar (15%)
17. Which movie would you want to watch, Superman Batman? (A) and (B) but (C) or (D) so
18. Human beings cannot live air. (A) with (B) without (C) for (D) of 19.A: How often do you wash your dogs?
B: a week. I wash them only on Sunday afternoons. (A) Once (B) One times (C) Two times(D) Three times 20. A: B: It’s at 8:00 p.m.
(A)What time is it? (B) What time is the party? (C) Do you have time? (D) When is your birthday?
21. Frank: What days does Melisa jog in the park? Sandy: Saturdays.
(A) For (B) On (C) Every (D) At 22. A: Who has a blue pen?
B: I . Here you are.
(A) do (B) does (C) have (D) has 23. A: Freddy go to America with?
B: Freddy goes with Linda and Betty.
(A) Who do (B) Who does (C) Who can (D) Who 24. Joyce always goes to bed late, but her sisters .
(A) do never (B) never do (C) do always (D) always do
25. There’s not for all the students here. We need more food! (A) many food (B) little food (C) enough food (D) food enough 26. A: Do you often go to play soccer in the afternoon?
B: Yes, .
(A) once a year (B) every two months (C) four times a week (D) seldom 27. A: What your new classmate like?
B: She is very nice. She treats everyone friendly. (A) do (B) does (C) is (D) are
28. I have work to do. Please don’t bother me! (A) a lot of (B) a lot (C) few (D) a few
29. I invited my best friends, Selina and Hebe, to come to my birthday party, but of them came. They really made me sad.
(A) a lot (B) both (C) either (D) neither 30. Time bed! It’s already ten p.m.!
(A) at (B) after(C) for (D) of
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31. After dinner, Kevin did his homework first, he went to bed. (A)so (B) but (C) then (D) and then
32. Eric doesn’t like to go to school because he has friends there. It makes him bored.
(A)few (B) a few (C) little (D) a little III. Cloze Test: (15%)
(A)
Today, machines help people 33 tall city buildings in a year or two. But were there tall buildings before machines? Yes, there were.
In Egypt, Mexico, and Central America, there are huge buildings 34 pyramids. They are called that because of their shape. Long ago, these pyramids 35 hundreds of people many years to build. It was very hard work. Workers had to cut large stones 36 hand. Then they had to move them. To reach the top of the pyramid, they had to pull the stones up 40 stories! Some workers were even killed doing this. 37 the pyramids are still standing today.
33.(A) build (B) building (C) built (D) are built 34.(A) call (B) calling (C) called (D) are called 35.(A) needed (B) spent (C) cost (D) took 36.(A) by (B) of (C) without (D) from 37.(A) And (B) But (C) Or (D) For (B)
Salt has always been important to people. At one time, salt was worth as 38 as gold because it was hard to get. People took sea water and put it in the sun to dry it up. The salt was left behind. Nowadays, people still get salt from the sea. But today most salt comes from salt mines and salt wells. Salt mines are 39 gold mines. People dig into the ground 40 the salt. Salt wells are similar to oil wells. There are two pipes. People send water into the ground through one pipe, and that makes salt water come out from 41 . Later, the salt is taken out of the water. People 42 worked hard to find and make salt. Now people can get it at any food store.
38.(A) very(B) more (C) much (D) many 39.(A) like (B) alike (C) unlike (D) likely 40.(A) out (B) with (C) of (D) for
41.(A) another (B) the other (C) others (D) other 42.(A) once (B) twice (C) just (D) only
(C)
Having an exciting journey in a spooky house is easy, but how 43 making a spooky house by yourself? The preparation of it is hard work.
44 , you have to plan your spooky path. You have to choose a theme and decorate the path. Second, you need to find some naughty friends to 45 ghosts. They should be brave and enjoy playing tricks on others. Third, think up some ideas to scare the guests. For 46 , you can have some spooky activities for you guests. 47 , you can create spooky noises.
It’s fun to have the preparation of a spooky house. But be careful. Don’t scare yourself during the preparation. Everything is what you imagine!
43.(A) about (B) to (C) of (D) do
44.(A) One (B) The one (C) First (D) The first 45.(A) catch (B) fool (C) play (D) buy
46.(A) example (B) exam (C) instant (D) inside 47.(A) But (B) Before (C) After (D) Also
V. Reading Comprehension: (24%) (A)
In 1992, a boy named Eero Saarinen used matchsticks to build a model. His model won a contest. More than 20 years later he won another contest. This time he designed the Gateway Arch. It honors our nation’s western pioneers.
The Arch is the shape of an upside down “U.” It rises high above the city of St.Louis, Missouri. It is twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty. The Arch is made of strong steel. It sways back and forth a little when the wind blows. Lightning often strikes the Arch. But special rods make the lightning go into the ground.
Many people visit the Arch each year. A machine carries them to the top of the Arch. There are small windows at the top. On a clear day you can see for 30 miles!
Some people think the Arch looks like a silver ribbon. Others think it looks like a big door. That door leads to the West. Long ago people went to the West to build new lives. The arch reminds people of their courage.
48.What is the passage mainly talking about? (A) The Statue of Liberty
(B) The West (C) A machine
(D) An architecture 49.The Arch is made of .
(A) matchsticks (B) strong steel (C) a special rod (D) a silver ribbon
50.According to the article, which of the following statements is true? (A) The Arch is the shape of “U.”
(B) The Arch doesn’t move when the wind blows. (C) The Arch looks like a door to the West.
(D) On a cloudy day, you can see for 30 miles at the top of the Arch.
(B)
For many people, it’s hard to tell the difference between frogs and toads. With the tips below, you can distinguish the two roughly. Frogs often have long legs which enable them to hop. The skin of them is not only smooth but also moist. Moreover, there are some special pads on their toes to help them climb. On the other hand, toads have shorter legs, drier skin, and bumps on its skin. Frogs are more likely to live near water than toads. However, the differences between them are not always so clear. Some frogs may not live near water and some toads may have smooth skin.
There’s one more difference between frogs and toads. Some frogs from South America are poison(毒) frogs. You may die if you hold them in your hand. But don’t
worry. Those in zoos are not poisonous because they don’t eat the poisonous
insects that are needed to make themselves poisonous.
51.What is the best title for the passage? (A) The difference between frogs and toads (B) The similarity between frogs and toads (C) The way to find frogs and toads easily (D) The way to help you find frogs and toads
52.What does the word “distinguish” in the first paragraph mean? (A) feed (B) catch (C) find (D) tell
53.According to the article, which of the following statements is true? (A) The special pads on frogs help them hop.
(B) Toads from South America are poisonous. (C) Sometimes it’s hard to tell frogs from toads. (D) Poison frogs are always poisonous.
(C) Internet Addiction(成癮) Test
Lisa’s parents are worried about Lisa. She seems to spend too much time on
the Internet. To make sure whether Lisa is really addicted to the Internet, they find an Internet Addiction Test for Lisa. Lisa answers the questions with numbers
below(1-5). After answering the questions, Lisa adds up all the numbers to know which level of addiction she is at.
1 = Seldom 2 = Sometimes 3 = Often 4 = Usually 5 = Always. 3
Qustions Lisa’s answer
Q1: How often do you stay online? 4 Q2: How often do you make new friends online? 2 Q3: How often do you feel boring without the
Internet?
4 Q4: How often do you choose to spend more time
online than going out with others?
3 Q5: How often do your grades become worse
because you spend a lot of time being on-line?
5
Total points Level
1-10 Congratulations! You are not addicted to the Internet at all. 11-15 Be careful! You are a mild addict.(沉迷者)
16-20 You spend a lot of time on the Internet. You are a medium internet addict.
21-25 You spend too much your time on the Internet. You are a heavy internet addict.
54.What is main use of the test?
(A) To know which computer is better
(B) To know which level of Internet Addiction you are at (C) To know how to stop spending time on the Internet (D) To know how strict your parents are.
55. Elaine gets 24 points on the test. She is ______. (A) not an internet addict
(B) a mild internet addict (C) a medium internet addict (D) a heavy internet addict
56. After reading the article, we could infer that ________. (A) Lisa’s parents don’t care about Lisa.
(B) Lisa is a medium internet addict. (C) Lisa always makes new friends online. (D) The Internet takes Lisa a little time. (D)
To lower the traffic and pollution, people in Amsterdam thought up the idea of “bike sharing system” in 1962. People could rent a bike to go where they want. But the system was not good enough. The bikes then were all stolen. In 1995, the first “smart card” system was created. Users were given smart cards to rent bikes. If the bike you rented was missing, you had to pay the fine. With the invention, many cities around the world became interested in the bike sharing system. Take Taipei, for example. Taipei city opened Youbike in 2011. People can ride bikes from MRT station to their final destination. The system makes people live in a more convenient and better environment.
57.What is the passage mainly talking about? (A) A bike sharing system
(B) An ATM card system (C) Youbike
(D) MRT
58.According to the passage, because of the invention of _______, people around the world can enjoy the bike sharing system now.
(A) MRT (B) Youbike (C) ATM cards (D) smart cards 59.According to the passage, which statement is true? (A) The idea of a bike sharing system began in 1995.
(B) The name of Youbike is used in Amsterdam.
(C) People in Taipei can enjoy the bike sharing system now.
(D) The bike sharing system can’t make people live in a better environment. VI. Translation: (15%) (1) 我跟新來的家教楊老師(Ms. Yang)上英文課。(2%) (2) 學校園遊會快到了。每班都要擺個食物或遊戲攤。。(3%) (3) 我了解你的問題，但人生並不總是公平的。(3%) (4) 你媽媽關心你的健康。電腦對你眼睛不好。(3%) (5) 放學後，學生們在社團學習新事物、結交朋友並歡度美好時光。(4%) 4
