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       It will be great!

NARRTOR  Number 2

       One day, Sally¡¯s aunt wins a prize. A woman phones to tell her.

SALLY  Who, me/ First prize? Are you sure?

       Jenny Wu, yes, that¡¯s my name, Miss.

       I¡¯ve won first prize? Wow!

       I¡¯ll be famous!

NARRTOR  Number 3

       One day, Sally¡¯s grandfather was walking home. He saw a large dog in front of him.

SALLY  Oh! A dog! It¡¯s really big.

       Its teeth are sharp and white.

       Nice dog, go away, keep back.

       Don¡¯t hurt me! Please don¡¯t bite!

NARRTOR  Number 4

       One day, Sally¡¯s cousin lost her pet cat.

SALLY  Oh! no! I can¡¯t find her.

       Where could she be?

       I¡¯ve lost my pet catm, Fluffy.

       Will she ever come back to me?

NARRTOR  Number 5

       Sally¡¯s friend Tom is doing his Maths homework.

SALLY  Maths homework. Oh, no, not more Maths!

       We do it every day.

       I don¡¯t know the answer.

       I want to go and play.

NARRTOR  Number 6

       Sally¡¯s uncle is shouting because someone at work took his lunch.

SALLY  Give me back my lunch!

       My wife made it for me.

       Give it back right now or I¡¯ll tell the boss, you¡¯ll see!

G  Listen to the passage and say if the statements are true or false. Circle T or F.

There are more and more poems in ore daily lives. For example, in london, the underground has a poem at most stations and  on a lot of the trains too. One football club, a small one called Bdarnstey, in the North of England, has its own poet. He writes poems about the football and the players. And now a big supermarket chain, Marks and Spencer, has its own poet too. Marks and Spencer sells clothes and food. Fifty-seven thousand people work for the company. Their new poet is called Peter Sansom. His job is to help the people working for Marks and Spencer write poetry. ¡®Poetry is like dancing,¡¯ says Mr Sansom. ¡®We can all dance a little and everybody can write a poem.¡¯

H  1 I¡¯m bored.

   2 No, thanks. I don¡¯t feel like it.

   3 That¡¯s a good idea.

   4 Rde ones or green ones?

   5 They¡¯re mine.

   6 She is my grandmother.

   7 Why don¡¯t you play tennis?

   8 Yes, let¡¯s listen to it.

   9 No. It¡¯s not ours.

  10 It¡¯s theirs

I  1 Mr Wang, taxi driver, polite, chean

   2 Li, minibus driver, angry, dirty

J  1 b    2 e    3 d    4 f     5 a    6 c

K  1 Climb up the ladder

   2 fall off the wall

   3 Don¡¯t throw sand

   4 Make a big castle

   5 wash your hands

   6 eat this nice cake

L  (My uncle Edmund) is very funny. He is always cheerful and makes me laugt. He plays card tricks and even played a very clever one on me once. I don¡¯t know how he did it. I always forget my card tricks, but he never forgets his!

(My aunt Cindy) is a very interesting person. She likes music and clothes. Her clothes are heautiful. She always wears earrings. She wears different ones every day.

Final test

Part One

I  Listening

A  1 c     2 c     3 c     4a     5 b

B  6 b     7 a     8 b     9 c     10 c

C  11 10    12 Island    13 plane     14 August     15 train

Tapescript:

A  Listen and choose the best responses to the sentences you hear. The sentences will be read twice.

   1 Bob won the first place in the competition.

   2 Jim broke his leg yesterday, si he can¡¯t go swimming with us.

   3 How was your holiday, Joy?

   4 Would you like a cup of tea?

   5 Remember to lock the door when you leave.

B  Listen to the dialogues and choose the best answers to the questions you hear. The dialogues will be read twice.

   6  W  What time did you get here?

M  I got here at a quarter to six. What time is it now?

W  Let me see. It¡¯s a quarter past six.

Q  How long has the man been here?

   7  W  Mike, you have to look after your little brother. I will go to the shop to buy some food.

M  All right.

Q  Where is Mike¡¯s mother going?

   8  W  Hello, could I speak to Tim, please?

M  I¡¯m afraid he is out at the moment. He has gone to play in the park with his friends.

Q  Where is Tim now?

   9  W  What¡¯s Rose doing? Is she washing clothes?

M  No, she isn¡¯t. She¡¯s reading the newspaper.

W  Does she help her mother with the housework?

M  Yes, she does sometimes.

Q  What is Rose doing now?

   10 W  Can you come with us to the cinema, John?

M  I¡¯m afraid I can¡¯t, I have to take care of my little sister at home because my mother is ill.

W  What a pity!

Q  Why can¡¯t John go to the cinema?

C  Listen to the dialogue and complete the form. The form. The dialogue will be read twice.

W  The summer holidays are coming. What are you going to do during the holidays, Danny?

M  I am going to Hainan Island with my parents.

W  You are going there by ship, aren¡¯t you?

M  No,we aren¡¯t. We are going there by plane.

W  When are you going to leave?

M  I am going to leave on 10 July. What about you, Kitty?

W  I am going to visit my uncle in Beijing with my brother Ben on 11 August.

M  How will you go there?

W  We will take a train. It¡¯s cheap and convenient.

M  By the way, what about your deskmate Eddie?

W  I hear he will visit Guangzhou on 7 July.

M  Who will go with him?

W  Alice and Peter. They will go there by bus. It will take them about 2 hours to get there.

M  I see. Have a good time.

W  The same to you.

II  Multiple choice

16 a   17 b  18 b  19 b  20 b   21 b  22 d  23 c  24 b   25 a

26 b   27 d  28 b  29 a  30 c   31 c  32 b  33 a  34 b   35b

III  Cloze test

    36 b   37 a   38 d   39 b   40 a   41 d   42 c   43 d   44 c   45 a

IV  Complete the following dialogue

   46 Can I help you?/ What can I do for you?

   47 Is the fish fresh?

   48 Anything to drink?/Do you want something to drink?

   49 Can I have the bill?

   50 Here you are./ Here is the money.

V  Reading comprehension

   51 T   52 T   53 T   54 F   55 F  

56 d   57 b   58 a   59 c   60 d

61 T   62 T    63 T   64 F   65 F

   66 taxi   67 subway   68 From 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.

   69 It means traffic is very heavy with people going to or back from work.

   70 Travel in New York.

Part Two

I  Making sentences

   1 The lazy boy finished his homework at last.

   2 We do not allow molile phones during a meeting

   3 He had no explanation for being late.

   4 The sunhat belongs to me.

   5 Middle school students should be polite.

II  Paraphrasing

   6 This lesson is very boring.

   7 I don¡¯t want to eat anything.