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<QSN> From the story, we know that Michael is _ . <ANS> warm-hearted

<distractor> brave <distractor> active <distractor> hard-working

<QSN> You should learn about _ of the country if you want to go to another country. <ANS> the culture and customs

<distractor> the people and the food <distractor> the language and people <distractor> the behavior and conversations

<QSN> A Japanese meet you for the first time, he/ she will _ . <ANS> bow to you

<distractor> shake hands with you <distractor> hug with you <distractor> kiss you

<QSN> In Bulgaria, shaking your head usually means _ . <ANS> yes

<distractor> no <distractor> victory <distractor> calm down

<QSN> Which of the following isn't right? <ANS> You can use your left hand to touch food when you eat with Muslims.

<distractor> You can't wear shorts in public in most parts of the world. <distractor> You can use body language to communicate with people. <distractor> You can get along well with people you visit if you know their culture and customs well.

<QSN> June could get her uncle's fortune because _ . <ANS> her uncle had no children

<distractor> she treated her uncle very well <distractor> her uncle didn't get along well with his children <distractor> she was very poor and her uncle wanted to help her

<QSN> How did the writer probably feel after seeing June's shopping list at first? <ANS> Worried.

<distractor> Relaxed. <distractor> Happy. <distractor> Impatient.

<QSN> From the passage we can know that _ . <ANS> June was poor when she was young

<distractor> the writer told June to give the money to the poor <distractor> the writer helped June buy a new apartment <distractor> June's parents didn't have any brothers at all

<QSN> Which of the following could be the best title for the passage? <ANS> June's Decision

<distractor> June's Life <distractor> June's Friend <distractor> June's New Apartment

<QSN> Most businessmen want _ . <ANS> to make a lot of money

<distractor> to pass exams and get good jobs <distractor> to win important competitions <distractor> to be a sportswriter

<QSN> What does Harry's mother want him to do? <ANS> To get up in time for school every day.

<distractor> To be an astronaut. <distractor> To drive a racing car. <distractor> To be a pianist.

<QSN> According to the passage, people had better be _ those they don't like. <ANS> friendly to

<distractor> careful with <distractor> strict with <distractor> rude to

<QSN> You should say " _ " to show that you are polite to people you don't like. <ANS> Have a nice day

<distractor> Stop talking <distractor> Go away <distractor> Don't smile

<QSN> This passage is most probably from _ . <ANS> a magazine

<distractor> a map <distractor> a cook book <distractor> a story book

<QSN> Before you arrive at work, you should _ . <ANS> dress in a right way

<distractor> introduce yourself <distractor> know your duties <distractor> know your co-workers well

<QSN> According to the passage, which of the following statements is True? <ANS> You should not be eager to go back home.

<distractor> You should be the first one to arrive at work. <distractor> You should ask your co-workers for your duties. <distractor> You are required to arrive 15 minutes earlier.

<QSN> The above rules will help you _ . <ANS> make more friends

<distractor> study better <distractor> stay healthier <distractor> finish your homework

<QSN> What makes you feel good and comfortable? <ANS> Have a nice look.

<distractor> Smile at other people. <distractor> Talk with other people. <distractor> Read more books.

<QSN> If you smile at people, _ . <ANS> they'll think you're friendly

<distractor> it's easier to meet them <distractor> it shows that you are too shy <distractor> they'll think you're crazy

<QSN> The third rule means that _ . <ANS> you should say what you are thinking

<distractor> you should be friendly <distractor> you should think more <distractor> you should talk much and never think

<QSN> What's the best title of this passage? <ANS> How to Make More Friends

<distractor> Learn to Listen to People <distractor> How to Cook Nice <distractor> How to Be Outgoing

<QSN> The first man decided to leave alone because he thought _ . <ANS> he was the one that prayed for the ship

<distractor> the second man didn't like him <distractor> the second man didn't want to leave <distractor> the second man's prayers were all answered

<QSN> The first man could get all the things because _ . <ANS> the second man prayed for him

<distractor> God was kind to him <distractor> God thought he was unlucky <distractor> the second man prayed for nothing

<QSN> What's the best title of the passage? <ANS> A friend's prayer

<distractor> How to live on an island <distractor> Two men on a ship <distractor> How to pray

<QSN> How many ways are mentioned to start a conversation in the reading? <ANS> Four.

<distractor> Only one. <distractor> Three. <distractor> Five.

<QSN> If someone is talking about something you don't like, you should _ according to the reading. <ANS> be cheerful and relaxed

<distractor> stop the conversation at once <distractor> keep silent all the time <distractor> talk about something new

<QSN> When is the Wild Food Festival held in the town of Hokitika every year? <ANS> In March.

<distractor> In April <distractor> In May <distractor> In June.

<QSN> What will you find on your plate at the festival? <ANS> Huhu grubs and beetles.

<distractor> West Coast beer. <distractor> Fish and chicken <distractor> Pork and eggs.

<QSN> Which activity can't you do at the festival? <ANS> You can make Maori food by yourself.

<distractor> You can eat Maori food. <distractor> You can enjoy live music and entertainment. <distractor> You can drink West Coast beer.

<QSN> Which place can't you stay during the festival? <ANS> An exciting place.

<distractor> A hotel <distractor> Local schools <distractor> In Greymouth

<QSN> Green Sea is _ the small village. <ANS> far from

<distractor> in <distractor> next to <distractor> near

<QSN> That day Mrs Green goes to Green Sea _ . <ANS> by train

<distractor> by bike <distractor> by air <distractor> by bus

<QSN> Jack doesn't telephone his mother because _ . <ANS> his mother has no telephone

<distractor> he doesn't like her <distractor> he can see her every day <distractor> he has no telephone

<QSN> Kate wants to keep thinner and healthier. Maybe she can borrow the book from _ . <ANS> Betty

<distractor> Tom <distractor> Sophia <distractor> Jane

<QSN> What is the main idea of this passage? <ANS> Life is limited but love is forever.

<distractor> The writer's parents had both died before he was50. <distractor> The writer regretted that he had no more time to stay with his parents. <distractor> The writer felt sad because he couldn't stay with his dad any more.

<QSN> According to the passage, we know that _ . <ANS> the writer's dad died a year ago

<distractor> the writer's dad died ten years ago <distractor> the writer's dad still lived with him <distractor> the writer's dad lived with his daughter

<QSN> In this passage the writer expressed his following emotions to his parents EXCEPT _ . <ANS> gratefulness

<distractor> missing <distractor> regrets <distractor> love

<QSN> According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE? <ANS> The writer told his dad he loved him sometimes but not very often.

<distractor> The writer asked many questions. <distractor> The writer didn't give his dad any hugs. <distractor> The writer visited his dad very often.

<QSN> From the passage we know that _ . <ANS> Chris is an American

<distractor> Chris is thirty years old <distractor> Chris has been to China <distractor> Chris is in China now

<QSN> _ is the most difficult thing of the language for foreigners according to the writer. <ANS> Writing

<distractor> Listening <distractor> Speaking <distractor> Reading

<QSN> According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE? <ANS> Chris' Chinese teacher is a Chinese.

<distractor> More than 40 million Americans are learning Chinese. <distractor> Chris thinks there are few benefits of learning Chinese. <distractor> Most foreigners don't think it's difficult to learn Chinese.

<QSN> The best time to visit Mexico is _ . <ANS> spring

<distractor> summer <distractor> autumn <distractor> winter

<QSN> For most of the year, the weather in South Africa is _ . <ANS> warm and sunny

<distractor> cool and rainy <distractor> hotand wet <distractor> cold and snowy

<QSN> If you want to sit on the beach and see the sunshine in August, you can go to _ . <ANS> Greece

<distractor> Mexico <distractor> South Africa <distractor> Australia

<QSN> The hottest months in Australia are from _ . <ANS> November to March

<distractor> June to November <distractor> April to June <distractor> November to February

<QSN> Tom came to the station to _ . <ANS> take the train home

<distractor> find a job <distractor> sell the ticket <distractor> take the train to Taibei

<QSN> The woman walked to Tom because _ . <ANS> she needed to take the train

<distractor> she was Tom's old friend <distractor> her child wanted to talk to Tom <distractor> she had no money to buy a ticket

<QSN> Tom didn't take the train because _ . <ANS> he gave his ticket to the woman

<distractor> he didn't take a train ticket <distractor> he missed the train <distractor> he wanted to talk to the old man

<QSN> The old man wanted to _ . <ANS> give Tom a job

<distractor> lend Tom some money <distractor> say "Thank you " to Tom <distractor> sit on the bench with Tom

<QSN> What can we learn from this story? <ANS> If we try our best to help others, others will help us.

<distractor> Many people find job in a train station. <distractor> Don't buy the last ticket of the train. <distractor> We should not give our ticket to others in a train station.