IV. 完形填空：

Mrs. White __1__ in a school. It is Sunday. She has __2__ classes. At eight in the morning, she __3__ to a shop and buys a nice dress. She puts it in her bag and then buys __4__ cakes for her children. At eleven she __5__ home. She wants to put on her new dress, but she __6__ find her bag. She calls the shop assistant (售货员), “Hello, Mrs. Black. This is Mrs. White. Can you help __7__ find my bag? __8__ in your shop.”

“Of course, Mrs. White,” says the assistant. “We found three bags here. But which one is __9__?”

“I’m __10__,” says Mrs. White, “I can tell you which one is mine.”

1. A. work B. works C. working D. study

2. A. not B. any C. some D. no

3. A. walks B. go C. walking D. walk

4. A. a piece of B. a little C. some D. much

5. A. gets to B. gets C. get D. get to

6. A. can B. don’t C. can’t D. isn’t

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

8. A. It’s B. Its C. They’re D. He’s

9. A. you B. your C. mine D. yours

10. A. go B. come C. coming D. going

V. 阅读理解：

Hello! My name is Yang Li. I’m a Chinese girl. I’m twelve. I’m a middle school student. I’m in Row Six. I have many friends in my class. Lucy and Lily are my best(最好的)friends. Lucy is in Row Three, her number is 7, and Lily is in Row Six, Number 5. They are American girls. They are twins. They are eleven. Their mother is a teacher，and their father is a worker.

根据短文内容，判断下列句子正(T)误(F)。

1. Yang Li is a girl，and she is American.

2. Lucy and Lily are in the same class.

3. Lucy’s father is an English teacher.

4. Yang Li and Lily are in the same row.

5. Lily is eleven and Lucy is twelve.

VI. 书面表达：

Write a short passage about what kind of job you want to do in the future. (30个单词左右)

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课文阅读：

The Peasant and the Devil

Once upon a time there was a far-sighted, crafty peasant. He once got hold of the devil, and made a fool of him.

The peasant had one day been working in his field. When he was making ready for the journey home, he saw a heap of burning coals in the middle of his field. Full of astonishment, he went up to it. A little black devil was sitting on the live coals.

“Are you sitting upon a treasure?” said the peasant.

“Yes, in truth,” replied the devil, “on a treasure which contains more gold and silver than you have ever seen in your life.”

“The treasure lies in my field and belongs to me,” said the peasant.

“It is yours,” answered the devil, “if you will for two years give me one half of everything your field produces.”

The peasant agreed to the bargain. “In order, however, that no dispute may arise about the division,” said he, “everything that is above ground shall belong to you, and what is under the earth to me.”