2023年上海市崇明区中考一模英语试卷含答案

2023

I.ListeningCompréhension(^25^)A.Listenandehoosetherightpicture(MlëSÜÉI\JP*3§>

(#5#)

B.ListentothedialogueandehoosethebestanswertothequestionyouhearTS^UInJ®,

(#5#)

2.(1#)A.Bybike.

B.Onfoot.

C.Bybus.

D.Bytaxi.

3.(1#)A.Betty’s.

B.Bill’s.

C.Tony's.

D.Tom's.

4.(15)")A.Hewasillinbed.

B.Hewaslookingforhisdad.

C.Hehadtogotowork.

D.Hehadtocareforhismum.

5.(15)0A.Husbandandwife.

B.Teacherandstudent.

C.Doctorandpatient.

D.Bossandsecretary.

6.(15)0A.Janefoundtheexameasy.

B.TheexamwasdiffîcultforJane.

C.Thetestconsistedofonepage.

D.Janecompletedtheexaminonehour.

C.Listentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse

"T”“F”(«5#)

7.(55)")(1)lanwasamemberofhisschool'sdebateteam.

(2)lanwouldliketohâveapenpalwholivesnearhiscity.

(3)LoislivesincentralLondonandshedoesn'tlikereadingnovels.

(4)LoiswouldliketohâveapenpalwhoisfromFrance.

(5)ThismaterialismainlyaboutlanandhispenpalLois.

I).Listentothedialogueandcomplététhefollowingsentences(R/f7^®,—14].(^10

8.(105)0(I)Lucyisdoingontrafficjamsinthecity.

(2)Johnfeelsaboutthetrafficjams.

(3)ItusuallytakesJohnatleasttogetoutofthetrafficjam.

(4)Johnwaslateforayesterdaybecauseofthetrafficjam.

(5)Johnthinksthetrafficconditionswillinthefuture.

ILChoosethebestanswer(ÆSfi'fn(jft-155)0

9.(15)-)Whenhewasyoung,Joemadelivingbydrawingpicturesforpeople.()

A.aB.anC.theD./

10.(15f)LillylikesMathverymuch,butisteachingEnglishinaprimaryschool.()

A.sheB.herC.hersD.herself

11.(15f)Jenniferwassuchahurrythatsheforgottolakethebagwithher.()

A.toB.inC.atD.on

12.(1^)UncleTomkeepsmanyonhisfarmandlivesahappylifethere.()

A.calB.dogC.sheepD.chicken

13.(1^)"Youlookinthatyellowandwhiteskirt."Maysaidtoherfriend.()

A.quietlyB.lovelyC.politelyD.happily

14.(1^)"AreyouolderyoungerthanLinda?"SamaskedJulia.()

A.andB.soC.orD.but

15.(1Doctorsadvisecitizenstowashhandscarefullytheyeatanything.()

A.beforeB.thoughC.sinceD.because

16.(1^)amazingfootballmatchitwasîSomanypeoplearoundtheworldwatchedit.()

A.WhatB.WhataC.WhatanD.How

17.(15b)l'vegottwolovelycatsathome.Oneisblackandiswhite.()

A.otherB.theotherC.anotherD.others

18.(15b)l'msorry,Jack.Mr.Brownseeyounowbecauseheishavingameeting.()

A.can'tB.needn'tC.mustn'tD.shouldn't

19.(15b)Spendingaweekendinthecountrysidehasbeenchoiceforpeopleinthecity.()

A.popularB.morepopular

C.mostpopularD.themostpopular

20.(15b)Bytheendoflastterm,Lucy_________learningthefirstbookalready.(

A.finishesB.willfinish

C.hasfinishedD.hadfinished

21.(15b)MycousinJustinforajobinterviewinthecitycenternextFriday.()

A.goB.wentC.hasgoneD.willgo

22.(15b)ItwasverycoldtodayandMunitoldmemoreclothesbeforegoingout.()

A.wearB.towearC.wearingD.wears

23.(15b)"Trytoavoidtopublicplacesandtakecareofyourself."SallysaidtoLéo.()

A.goB.goesC.goingD.logo

III.Complététhefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachwordorphrasecanonlybeusedonce

24.(45b)

A.languageB.successfulC.likelyD.experienceE.horrible

Asalanguagelearner,youarenotalone.Aboutonemillionpeopleworldwidearelearningaforeignlanguage.However,

notailofthemenjoysuccess.Wetalkedtohundredsof(1)languagelearners.Theysharedwithussomeoftheir

(2).

Onekeytolong-termsuccessisworkingtowardsthegoalailthetime.Mostsuccessful(3)learnersmake

suretospendafewminutespracticingeveryday.Wealsostudiedsome"nine-to-fîvers."Theselanguagelearners

practicetheirlanguageonlyinclass.lnthelongrun,theyshowmuchslowerprogressthanthosewhopracticedaily.They

arealsomore(4)to"dropoui."

25.(45b)

A.EspeciallyB.developC.altogetherD.forgetsE.Instead

Thesecondhabitofsuccessfullanguagelearneristhattheydon't"bingestudy."(1),theymakeprogressthrough

anumberofshortstudysessionsoveralongerperiodoftime.Learnerswhopracticenowandthenforamarathonto

catchuparemorelikelytogiveup(2).

Somelanguagelearnersalwayswanttoleamasmuchnewmaterialastheycan.Butithasbeenprovedthatone

gradually(3)whatheorshehaslearnedovertime.Let'sbehonest:DoyoustillrememberailtheEnglishwords

andexpressionsyoulearnedlastyear?Successfullanguagelearnersgoovertheoldmaterialregulaiiy.Regularrévision

turnsyourshort-termmemoryintolong-termmemory.

AreyouhavingahardtimeimprovingyourEnglish?Thenyoumaytryto(4)thesethreehabits.Don't

worryifittakestime.Masteringasecondlanguageisalongprocess—itshouldtaketime!

IV.Complététhesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirsuitablefbrms(fflﮑ^4I^T^n-¥-'i4j

(^85b)

26.(15b)Dadboughtseveralofchocolatéforhisdaughteryeslerday.(box)

27.(15b)Mr.SmithisplanningtoleaveonthedayofthemonthforChina.(five)

28.(15b)Mymobilephoneisdifferentfrominsizeandcolour.(he)

29.(15b)Theforeignteacherspokeasasshecouldtomakeusunderstandher.(clear)

30.(15b)LasttermKatewasgivenaprizeforbeingaverygirlintheschool.(help)

31.(15b)Iwonderhowtostartandthenewwashingmachine,(operation)

32.(15b)Thewinnerofthegamewasaskedtogiveatotheaudience,(speak)

33.(15b)Theboyislearningtobeandhecantakegoodcareofhimselfnow.(dépend)

V.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired52-5714

34.(2^)Myfatheroftentakesawalkintheparkinthemorning.(l'i'J'xl)

yourfatheroftenawalkintheparkinthemorning?

35.(2^)TheEnglishteacherorganizedamini-projectfortheclassonceaweek.)

didtheEnglishteacherorganizeamini-projectfortheclass?

36.(24?)PeterplaystenniswithLillyeveryweekend.(9Jx,®iUl’rllJ)

PeterplaystenniswithLillyeveryweekend.?

37.(2)Thepatientwassoweakthathecouldnotmovehyhimself.(;y;)

Thepatientwasweakmovebyhimself.

38.(2^)Aloudnoisefromthekitchenwokeupthegirlatmidnight.(

Thegirlupbyaloudnoisefromthekitchenatmidnight.

39.(2^)"Ihâveleftthemagazineinthelibrary."Alicesaidtome.(9|iiJ‘?lin)

Alicetoldmethatleftthemagazineinthelibrary.

40.(2^)everyday,veryimportant,todrink,it's,enoughwater,(i^islhK'wJ)

Part3ReadingandWritingVI.Readingcompréhension(IMIi^ïO?)50A.Choosethebest

answer(12^)

41.(12^?)Doyouknowhowtogetcheapairlineandtraintickets?hôtelaccommodations(OfÈï)?

Onarecentflight,Laurawaschattinghappilywiththewomaninthenextseat—untiltheconversationtumedto

fares.Thewoman,whoboughthertickettwomonthsinadvance,paid$109.Laurapaid$457.Shedecidedthatnext

timeshewouldfindouthowtotravelforless.

Herearesomewaystotravelforless:

Cheapairplanetickets.

Toflyforlessmoney,youcanbuynon-refundableplaneticketstwoorthreemonthsbeforeyourtrip.Thecheapest

waytoflyisasacourier.InretumfordeliveringapackageforaCouriercompany,yougetaplaneticketthat

costsaslittleasone-quarteroftheregularprice—orevenlessifthecompanyneedssomeoneatthelast

minute.Rccenlly,acourierflewroundtripfromLosAngelestoTokyofor$100;aregularticketcostaround$1,800.

Trainpasses.

Ifyou'regoingtodoalotoftravelingbytrain,atrainpasswillsaveyoumoney.Buyingasinglepassgivesyou

unlimitedtravelforaperiodoftime.TrainpassescanbeespeciallyusefulinIndia,whichhastheworld'slargestrail

systeni;inJapan,wheretrainsarefastandconvenient;andinEurope,wheretrainsgotoover30,000cities.

Hostels.

Hostelsusedtoprovidecheapaccommodations—indormitories—forpeopleundertheâgeof25.Nowadays,hostels

don'thâveanyâgerequirements.They'renotonlycheap($8—$17anight)butagreatwaytomeetpeople.Hostelsare

oftenininterestingplaces—acastleinGermany,alighthouseinCalifornia,aone-roomschoolhouseinthewilderness

ofAustralia.Andsometimeshostelshâveluxurieslikeswimmingpools.

(1)Laurapaidmuchmorefortheplaneticketbecause.

A.sheboughthertickettwomonthsago

B.thewomanwassittinginthenextseat

C.shedidn’tknowhowtotravelforless

D.thewomanwaschattingwithherhappily

(2)waysareintroducedtotravelforlessinthematerialabove.

A.Two

B.Three

C.Four

D.Five

(3)Theunderlinedwordfaresinthefirstparagraphprobablymeans"

A.themoneyyoupaytotravelbyplane

B.thescheduleyoumakeforaholiday

C.thepicturesyoudrawwhenonaplane

D.theplanyoumakeforbuyingcheaptickets

(4)Youcangetthecheapestplaneticketifyou.

A.buyittwomonthsago

B.takearoundtrip

C.buyitatthelastminute

D.workasacourier

(5)WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothematerial?

A.Indiahastheworld'slargestrailSystem.

B.It’sconvenienttotravelbytraininEurope.

C.Peopleover25can'tstayinahostelnowadays.

D.Hostelsaroundtheworldareoftenininterestingplaces.

(6)Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthematerialabove?

A.Gettingmoreforlesswhenyoutravel

B.Meetinginterestingpeopleincheaphostels

C.AtrainpasswillsaveyoumoneyinJapan

D.PlaneticketfromNewYorktoTokyoischeap

B.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcomplététhepassage(S)(12

42.(12)Atfivep.m.Istoppedatthemarkettopickupafewnecessarythings:creamforcoffee,eggsforbreakfastand

pillsformyterriblehcadache.

Havingbeenrushingailday,Iwasvery(1)anddidnotwanttoshopwithcrowdsofothershoppers.But

Itoldmyselfilwasmylaststopbeforegoinghometoputmyfeetupandwatchmyhusbandmakedinner.SoIgritled

myteeth,tookadeepbreathand(2)themarket.That'swhenIsawher,ababysittinginashoppingcart,

wholookedaround9monthsold,withblondhairandlargeblueeyes.Westaredateachother.ThenIdidwhatIalways

dowithchildren:Igavehermybestsmile.That'sa(3)IformedlongagowhenIbecameamother.ltstarted

withmyFirstchild,inthatunforgettable,life-changingmomentwhenhewaslaiduponmychestandIwatchedhim

turnhistinyfaceuptofindme.

Attimes,overtheyears,my(4)wouldfadeintoalookoffearorworryoranger.Butitneverleftmyface

forlong.ltalwayscameback,evenonoccasionthroughtears.lthappenedthatsamewaywithmysecondandthirdchild.

Andnow,afterailtheseyears,Ican'tresistsmilingatchildren.Ihâvelearnedthatailchildren,youngandold,

need(5)tosmileatlhem.Notjusttheirparentsandgrandparents,buttheirteachersandcoaches,familyand

friends.And,yes,evenstrangersatthemarketinarushtogethome.

ThebabyandIsmiledateachother.ThatgotasmileinreturnfromeveryshopperIpassed.Iwavedgoodbyeand

sheblewmeakiss.

IwasstillsmilingwhenIgothomeandrealizedl'dforgottentogetthe(6).1didn'tneedit,though.My

headachewasgone.

(1)A.happyB.liredC.proudD.lucky

(2)A.leftB.foundC.enteredD.searched

(3)A.lineB.wordC.groupD.habit

(4)A.honourB.decisionC.smileD.worry

(5)A.anybodyB.everybodyC.nobodyD.somebody

(6)A.medicineB.piclureC.llowerD.coffee

C.ReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwordsF*3,3$$

i*b(145>)

43.(14^)"There'snothingtodiscuss,"shoutedmyhusbandwhenItoldhimthatRose,our17-year-olddaughter,

hadaskedwhethershecouldgotoKavos,Greece,foraholidaywithherfriends."Ofcourseshecan't.She'stooyoungto

travel(1)wthepresenceofanadull.Il'scompletelyoutofthequestion."

SohowcorneIfoundmyselfstanding,twoweekslater,atGatwickAirport?Tearfully,Iwatchedoureldestchild

(2)dthroughthesecuritycheckpoinl.Infourhours'lime,shewouldbeinKavos.It’s2,500kilometers(3)

afromEngland.

Therecornesatimewhenyouhâvetoletyourbabygo-formanyparents,it’saroundtheâgeof17.Weknowthat

thereislikelytobesomethingwilderthanhangingaroundbythepoolandbuildingsandcastles,butthetimehascorneto

trustthatthey'11lookafter(4)t.

ButIstillfeltworried.Rosetriedtoputmymindatrest.Shesaidsheandherfriendswouldalwayslookafterone

anotherandthatitreally,reallywasailgoingtobeokay.

Afterwehadwavedourlastgoodbyeattheairport,Ilookedback.Shewas,tomysurprise,lookingbackatme,

too.Teenagerswanttoeutfree,butit’sa(5)fexpérienceforthem,too.

WemadeRosepromisetocontactusassoonasshehadarrivedinKavosandatleastonceadayafterthat.Around9

a.m.onthefirstmorning,herFirst(6)mcamethrough.ltwastwelvehourssinceIhadleftheratGatwick.And

ailIgotwas:"l'mhere."

1wishthereweresaferplacesthantheseso-calledteendestinations.Butlikeailthedangersthatlifecanholdfor

them,atsomestage,ailyoucandoiswamthem,warnthemagain,warnthemoncemore,andthenhopethateverything

willbeailrisht.

Mydaughtergothome(7)s.Sodidherfriends.ButRoseisnowtalkingaboutasimilarjourneynext

year.Andmyalarmbellshâvealreadystartedringing.

D.Answerthequestions)(12^)

44.(12)OnasmallhillinHuaping,Yunnan,thereisasmallschool.However,overthepasttwelveyears,ithasrewritten

thefate(wis)of1,804poorgirlsbysendingthemtouniversities.

ZhangGuimei,now63,istheheadmasterofthisschool.ShebeganteachinginHuaping—oneofChina’spoorest

areas—twentyyearsago.Theteacherwonderedwhymanygirlsinherclasswouldjustonedaystopcomingto

school.Aftersomeinvestigations,Zhanglearnedthattheywerefromverypoorfamilies.Thesegirlswereforcedtowork

orgetmarriedatayoungage."Weoftensaythatwewanteverychildtohâveafairstart,"shesaid."Butthesepoorgirls

don’tevenhâveachancetostandonthestartingline."

Zhangwantedtochangethis.Shespentyearstryingtoraisemoney.Finallyin2008,shesetuptheHuapingHigh

SchoolforGirls.It'sChina'sFirstandonlyfreepublichighschoolforgirls.

Zhanggetsupat5a.m.everydaytoturnonthelightsoneachflooroftheteachingbuilding.Manygirlsaretimid

(Jjltë),theheadmasterexplains.Shewantsthemtofeelsaferontheirwaytoclasses.Afteryearsoftiringwork,Zhang

isnowinpoorhealth,buttheschoolandthechildrenmatlermorethananythingelseinhermind.

Zhang'sstoryhaswarmedheartsailaroundChinaandinspiredmanytofollowinherfootsteps.ZhouYunliwasone

ofherstudents.Aftershefinisheduniversity,sheheardthatheraimamaterwasshortofmathteachers.She

immediatelyreturnedtotheschooltoteach."WithoutMsZhang,1wouldbenobody,"Zhousaidwithasmile."Whenyou

becomestrong,youmustremembertohelpothers.ThisiswhatMsZhangtaughtus."

(1)Whathappenedtothe1804girlsfromasmallschoolinHuaping?

(2)MsZhanghastaughtinHuapingfortwentyyears,hasn'tshe?

(3)WhydidmanygirlsinMsZhang'sclassstopgoingtoschool?

(4)WhendidMsZhangsetuptheHuapingHighSchoolforGirls?

(5)WhydidZhouYunlireturntotheschooltoteachmath?

(6)WhatcanyoudoafterlearningthestoryaboutMsZhang?

VII.Writing(&20#)

45.(20Writeatleast60wordsonthetopic"ThingsIharvestedin2022"(LU"2022

60Wjfe£,foWo)

(&;t:ÀO«W.WfM)

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I.ListeningCompréhension(tyrjftSM-(^25^)A.Listenandchoosetherightpicture(SG&ÜF*3,

(^5#>

i.[tëmm&

B.Listentothedialogueandchoosethebestanswertothequestionyouhear(IR)«Si>

(£5#)

2.BS

3.[«^]Itë

4.[M^]B&

5.[W1

6.B&

C.Listentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse^GlfSÜ&Ü

ft'ê-æjffl“T”TO'â-wffl“F”(«5#>

7.[W^lNft

D.Listentothedialogueandcomplététhefollowingsentences—T5|.(^10

#)

8.[M^lœ&

ILChoosethebestanswer(&tlcfjfe)(^15

9.makealiving>9l§la.

i&i&:Ao

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1*^^:A»

H.[W^lto^lj;inatîÉE;onÆ..._hjEÎ;inahurry7JI8IÆÎRSË,

Bo

12.[M^lcat^EB;dog^;sheep¥;chickenX^I^J,^iir];manyi^-^,/ni/JII

sheepRWMcMŒmo

C

13.quietly-SM";lovely"WÎpolitely"4L^±È";happily"ift)W.Winthatyellowandwhiteskirt

■On,»AfflffilÈW&

i&i&:Bo

14.andfH,iflfëJF]TPW"&);so^flU;but(H^«iÈMiîÊfé#

olderyounger,1:1./KfeÉP'J4JJ,A]or»

ï&iâ:Co

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}5fc^-o

l’àAt;A»

16.[JW^lamazing"ffi^Éfà",JËLATG#1=fjKJFÿ;;footballmatchmatchAJRT^(45

itAün;wasX#'nMI5iAlAlS^sWhat+a/an+J^^iHj+nT^AiisJ-^-^+Ün+iiin^jAJ!

fôiâ:Co

17.[(W^JotherSÜÔÛ.";theotheranother

~others^"other+M^(^iiHj",ÆrïS^BbîÇfê^WhothersSfê"pU4)'"'â’5G

|0]>èa'aoneisblackone-"theother-"Ê:A(—^•••^—1^-"ÉH'Q

B»

18.[fîS^]B.'F'JZ';C.^nJlAîD.4A''2i^0becauseheishavingameeting@AHÊ.ïEïïJl’ê»ô]An,

l’àiA:Ao

19.[W^]tt^i'îinthecitynTXHJFA#iriypopularJHifxiSjAAmostpopular,Jf^^iiï]Ûtl^iW^mjSinÆ53iâ]the»

M:Do

20.[M^]Bytheendoflasttenn,A",A5C/JWhad+jÜ^>Vî]o

Do

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22.[W-ct-]tellsb.todosth.PTîtowear»

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23.[WHIavoiddoinggoing»

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III.Complététhefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachwordorphrasecanonlybeusedonce

iâ|,(^8#)

24.(1)'RJ®:Theysharedwithussome(Itk

ll'I-^afrjWT-^)èê^-MiST^,successful1AWJ,

ifO,l'&iztB»

(2)bd«'R]M:lUffiTbCOnekeytolong-ternisuccessisworking

towardsthegoalailthetinie.@

Sèoexpérience'FTT^^is),D,

(3)7l:Ê;A^Sj&ÏÙÉftin«ISffi'-tjtWetalkedtohundredsof(1)

--languagelearners.7--inB^Â)^»)rïÆIiW&l,iSi^TEAi£^f&ïWjin"B

1&SA7ÊJL5H'I,^ÂJ«languagei§a,iÉSê^i^'flIW^is],BÎJ~7^isllSffl-¥-^(oî&izfcA»

(4)'SjS:'fUlflJÜiAAnJ7jt"^«'7"oInthelongrun,theyshowmuchslowerprogressthan

thosewhopracticedaily.(iASiz&A#,dtMlJÔÙiËÉ^OP^^A^AWAWIL^A)én'aiÆ^nl^n,di£i^zïMt!l'iïJ5ï

WôTte"^^"»likelynJtcÛtl,bezVjüdTi'i'iAKAbd,moreudIÏWJ1AfâiâCo

25.[^](D^^gljisloIBS,tgJg±#The

secondhabitofsuccessfullanguagelearneristhattheydon't"bingestudy."(MUAKl'AIB^Al#Él7ifë—'fyjzTi'ftllflJ

)WStheymakeprogressthroughanumberofshortstudysessionsoveralongerperiodoftime.(fÈ

ff]WÆMSÛW|B]FWif--MiWÛWAWWMo)«JMtôfflinsteadiOofôi^Eo

(2)^êgiji^loAlB:A7®_t^làfêïÏD7'0t^Â)^]^Âl:#IEWôTÊu^^:^^»IRfiSLearnerswhopracticenow

andthenforamarathontocatchuparemorelikelytogiveup(A7S.I'.Qtàfôïïil7AlÛ\l)

nrn,ismc,

(3)-^A^»ÈidiÈ^Wrr^SiJÛWs0o«TÜLet’s

behonest:DoyoustillrememberailtheEnglishwordsandexpressionsyoulearnedlastyear?('A:i£WA

)pJ^n,

Do

(4)^MiHloA)B:IOthesethreehabits(üÈH^ÂJtM)«1^1,i^ÜM#

IV.Complététhesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirsuitable,

(^8#)

26.[Wlÿ]A^A'i!t#ii‘'joAÆSTJL^I5^Aoboxffi^,ÊL“F>boxes;'Oj#■ÿjseveral

JLA,ütfSboxes,

27.[W^lfiveE,«iü),MWW^iÜlday,A/üAtheJHW-Wfifth'^S",

ift^MA;fiftho

28.[W^jhefe,AftWfêMOüWW,M£Wfimi''irll!llîmL''iïW,

hismobilephone,IA''/JTJ^iâl'lÉ^JiRis]his,

iffcg^A:his,

29.[JW^lspoke3ÜÎH],w'JwHMft,as+adj./adv.+as-"",M-JiiA?S-*ÜA"fhW">%

'^i^g'Ji^ffllM^,J’WfflB'Jiâ]clearly,

clearly»

30.[^]MfflhelpiW^iïWSihelpful.

helpful.

31.[fW^l1O'andïîWÔÙiO—S&,andÀÎA^JWlstart"^^",njftlandoperation"MfH"â’Jzii)is]

A"operate",

Aoperate.

32.speakl£,speechMi#,’MiJÎ.,AaJA1ÏI]^cJ^^iiJ,

speech,

33.[W^JdépendfOi'!,^jinJ,ÜJl-Lbeindependent'#ÈÏLiK]"f£Ain«

independent,

V.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired«52-57—i^I.14

34.[M^]A~A.lL.:£inMylathertÈ®îlit&bB!j^jiH|JTIDoes,takes

Sk±M:Does;take,

35.[gm«OT,A^WoXeMâÜMl^fflhowoften

iS£±M:Howoften,

36.[^1

W&Mplays(playÛ<JÜÏ£ïOWMWMi*)doesn’t,iigfflïtiS]he,

doesn't;he,

37.[»$]IgOT.®^4W\so...that+$^"<^ÀlîtëfWt,fflâ^"too...to...À"

tOO;tOo

38.[was/were+iÜ5MS]>±iuThegirlbe^ljië]ffl

was,wakefKliü^îë]^woken,

was;woken<>

39.[^]«iWSim,m^B>m&>gjii^B>j-,had+i±£5H*l,m

iëAlicesaidtomeIsheo

shehado

40.[|mâ^-®Ü4O.^Mlt's+adj.+todosth.ffiM*^^«Éâ

n'^fîindrinkenoughwater^Æ^â^JzK»it,AÜiëJ^AÎïï^todrinkenoughwaterf|=MlEün;everyday

It'sveryimportanttodrinkenoughwatereveryday.

Part3ReadingandWriting)VLReadingcompréhension(l^l^çSft?)50A.Choosethebest

answer(12^)

41.[W-n-1(1)PxThewoman,whoboughthertickettwomonthsinadvance,paid$109.Laura

paid$457.Shedecidedthatnexttimeshewouldfindouthowtotravelforless.JÇT®,fêT

109HJÊO^fâf4T457M7üo

WOfcWOtfT.MCo

(2)C