1. —Which of the following words has the same sound as the “s” in the word “cups”?
—Let me see. That’s “”.
A.mangoes
B.pumpkins
C.models
D.cakes

2. He spent his ______ life in poor areas and saved hundreds of people’s lives.
A.important
B.poor
C.boring
D.whole

3. —When will you travel to Xiamen?
—It’s hard to say. I’ll go there during the holiday.

A.Only
B.Maybe
C.Even
D.Finally

4. —What do you want to buy in the mall?
—Four ______ and ______.
A.cartons of milk; two kilos of tomatoes
B.cartons of milk; two kilos of tomato
C.carton of milk; two kilos of tomatoes
D.carton of milk; two kilos of tomato

5. Half of the family ______ the housework. The rest of the housework ______ really tiring.
A.are doing; is
B.is doing; are
C.is doing; is
D.are doing; are

6. The underlined letters in the words “______” and “______” make the same sound.
A.nice; cake
B.always; seldom
C.cheese; zoo
D.most; usually

7. Kitty goes running to keep ______ every day, because she thinks running is good for her ______.
A.health; health
B.healthy; health
C.health; healthy
D.healthy; healthy

8. ______ classmates in my class spent ______ morning reading in the classroom.
A.All the; whole the
B.All the; the whole
C.The all; the whole
D.The all; whole the

9. — is it from your home to school?
—It’s fifteen minutes’ walk.
A.How often
B.How far
C.How long
D.How much

10. Some students have problems with their eyes. They should ______ to protect their eyes.
① read books in bed or in the sun
② do eye exercises carefully
③ eat fresh fruit and vegetables
④ keep playing computer games for long
⑤ do more outdoor sports

A.①②⑤
B.①③④
C.②③⑤
D.②④⑤

Ⅱ. 完形填空(每小题 1 分,共 15 分)
Mrs Grady welcomed her class back into the warm, cheerful room. The children sat down at their desks, still talking about what they did over winter vacation. It took a few minutes for Mrs Grady to get them 1 down.
“I’m glad to see you all back! Since it’s the 2 of the new year, I thought we’d talk about something people do at this time. It’s called making resolutions. Does anyone know what that means?” Mrs Grady asked.
Liam put up his hand, “You mean like when my mum says she’s going to 3 eating chocolate, but she eats it anyway?” Some of the students laughed 4. Mrs Grandy put her hand in front of her mouth and made a “shh” sound. She seemed to disagree with this answer, moving her head from side to side.
“Any other ideas?” she asked, 5 the students who were still laughing. Olivia put up her hand. “It’s when you decide to do something 6 for the new year.”
“That’s 7!” Mrs Grady said. “In fact, you can make resolutions whenever you want to. The point is that you make a 8 start to make yourselves become better or try new things.”
Ashley spoke up, “My dad said his resolution is to keep 9 every day!” “That’s a good example of making a healthy resolution,” Mrs Grady said. “But let’s think of resolutions for 10.” Hands went up, and students came up with things like eating more vegetables, drinking more water and so on. Mrs Grady 11 those were good ones.
Max put up his hand, “I’m going to learn to play basketball.” “That’s a great resolution,” Mrs Grady said. “Trying new 12 is a fun choice.”
Then Emma asked, “What about being nicer?” Mrs Grady smiled. “Yes, being 13 is a wonderful resolution.”
Lots of hands went up. The students were excited to 14 all the different sports and activities they took part in or would be starting soon.
“Those are all 15 of good resolutions. Now, I want each of you to write about a resolution you could make this year.” The children got to work.