As students， you may have many dreams. They can be very big like becoming Superman， or they can be small. You may just want to become one of the ten best students in your class.
If you find a dream， what do you do with it? Do you ever try to make your dream come true?
Follow Your Heart by Australian writer Andrew Matthews tells us that making our dreams come true is life’s biggest challenge.
“You may think you’re not very good at some school subjects， or that it is impossible (不可能) for you to become a star. These ideas stop you from getting your dream，” the book says.
In fact， everyone can make his dream come true. The first important thing you must do is to remember what your dream is.
Don’t let it leave your heart (心). Keep telling yourself what you want. Do this step by step (一步一步地) and your dream will come true faster. A big dream is， in fact， many small dreams.
Never give up (放弃) your dream. There will be difficulties (困难) on the road. But the biggest problem comes from yourself. You need to decide what is the most important. Studying instead of (代替) watching TV will bring you better exam points. Saving five yuan instead of buying an ice cream means you can buy a new book. When you get closer to your dream， it may change a little. Then you will be able to learn more skills and find new interests.Follow Your Heart is _______.
| A．the first thing you must do to make your dream come true |
| B．the most important dream to have for students |
| C．the name of a book by Andrew Matthews |
| D．the name of a famous Australian writer |
If you want to make your dream come true， you should _______.
| A．remember what your dream is first |
| B．keep telling yourself what you want |
| C．never be afraid of the big difficulties |
| D．try to start with all the things above |
From the text， we know the word “challenge” means _______.
| A．变化 | B．挑战 | C．决定 | D．态度 |
What should NOT you do to make your dream come true?
| A．Watch TV to get better exam points. |
| B．Do what you should do step by step. |
| C．Always remember what your dream is. |
| D．Read more books， learn more skills and find new interests． |
What is the best title (标题) of the text?
| A．How to become a writer |
| B．How to make your dream real |
| C．A big dream is made up of(组成) small dreams |
| D．Everyone can realize his dream |
Do you like traveling？Here is some advice．
●Always wear your most comfortable clothes when going on long journeys．
●Traveling on trains or buses can be boring，so take a good book to read．
●If you are going somewhere sunny，remember to wear sunblocks（防晒霜）and sunglasses．
●Always take a camera with you to capture those special moments．
●Be careful with your things whenever you go to busy places，like a train station．There are often thieves there．
●Most countries have lower prices for students，so if you have one，take your student card with you and save money．
●If you travel abroad，remember to take your passport，Whatever you do，don't lose it!
（1）If you go to Hainan Island for a trip in summer，you should take with you．
A．some fruit and drinks
B．warm clothes and sports shoes
C．sunglasses and sunblocks
（2）According to the passage， is a good way to keep away from boredom（单调）．
A．reading a good book
B．taking a camera
C．listening to music
（3）You must always because there are often thieves at some busy places．
A．put your things down
B．look after your things well
C．take few things with you
（4）If a student shows to the shop assistant，he can buy some presents at lower prices while traveling．
A．his things
B．his passport
C．his student card
（5）The underlined word"capture"in this passage means ．
A．感受
B．拍摄
C．控制．
Last Saturday afternoon，my friend Mr．Li took his two little boys to play tennis．He walked up to the young man at the ticket office and asked，"How much is it to get in？"
The young man answered，"3 yuan for you and 3 yuan for any kid who is older than six．We let them in free if they are six or younger．How old are they？"
Mr．Li said，"Li Ming is six and Li Hua is seven，so I think I should pay 6 yuan．"
The man at the ticket office said，"Hey，you are too honest．You can save yourself three yuan if you tell me that the older one is six．I don't know the difference．"Mr．Li said，"Yes，that may be true，but the kids know the difference．"
When ethics（道德规范）are more important than ever before，make sure you set a good example（榜样）for everyone you work and live with．
（1）What did Mr．Li and his sons want to do？
A．To play tennis．
B．To do some shopping．
C．To go fishing．
（2）much should they pay？
A．6 yuan．
B．9 yuan．
C．12 yuan．
（3）Who do the words"the older one"in paragraph 4 refer to（指的是）？
A．Mr．Li．
B．Li Ming．
C．Li Hua．
（4）Which of the following is TRUE？
A．Mr．Li wanted to save three yuan．
B．We should set a good example for our children．
C．The man at the ticket office wanted Mr．Li to pay 9 yuan．
（5）What's the best title（标题） of this passage？
A．Playing Tennis Is Interesting
B．A Father and His Two Sons
C．What You Are Is as Important as What You Do．
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（1）If you want to pay less money in Yunmeng Water Park，you can go there on ．
A．Monday
B．Saturday
C．Sunday
（2）The owner of the sports bag may be good at playing ．
A．baseball
B．volleyball
C．basketball
（3）Tom wants to be a volunteer，he should call ．
A.8601002
B.8951568
C.8595885
（4）Lin Tao can be a volunteer because he speaks well．
A．French
B．Chinese
C．English
（5）Mr．Brown won't be free until 4：30 p．m．Which movie can he see？
A．Spider﹣Man．
B．Kung Fu Panda．
C．Titanic．
阅读下面的材料，然后根据材料内容回答问题．
Tess was a little girl． Her brother was very sick． But her family didn't have money to send him to the hospital． "Only a miracle（奇迹）can save him now，"said her dad．
Tess got out all the money she had saved． Then she walked a long way to the pharmacy（药店）．"What do you want？"the pharmacist asked．
"Well， my brother is sick，" Tess answered． "My daddy says only a miracle can save him． So how much is a miracle？"
"We don't sell miracles here． I'm sorry but I can't help you，"the pharmacist said．
"I have the money to pay． Just tell me how much it costs．"
A well﹣dressed man was standing nearby． He asked the little girl："What kind of a miracle does your brother need？"
"He needs an operation． But my daddy can't pay for it．"Tess replied with tears in her eyes．
"How much do you have？" asked the man．
"One dollar and 11cents，" Tess answered．
"Well，"smiled the man．"A dollar and 11cents﹣that's just the price of a miracle for your little brother．"
He took her money and said："Take me to your home． I want to see your brother． Maybe I have the kind of miracle you need．"
That man was a famous doctor． He gave the boy the operation for free． Before long， the boy was home again and doing well．
"That operation，" her mom said to her dad quietly， "was a real miracle． I wonder how much it would have cost．"
Tess smiled． She knew exactly how much a miracle cost…one dollar and 11cents…and the love and faith（信心）of a little child．
66． What is the problem of Tess's family？
67． How much did Tess have？
68． Where did Tess go for help？
69． How did the well﹣dressed man help Tess？
70． What do you think of Tess？
Chinatown is the name given to an area in the middle of London． It is a large Chinese community with a lot of Chinese restaurants， supermarkets and shops．
In the 1950s， it was a poor area and everything was very cheap． At the same time， the world rice market changed and thousands of farm workers in Hong Kong lost their jobs． They began arriving in London to look for work． They found jobs in the restaurants in this area．
These restaurant workers often worked 17hours a day and had no time to learn English． As more Chinese arrived， more shops and businesses grew up． Wives came and joined their husbands and children came and joined their fathers． The community grew， and Chinatown was born．
In the 1970s and 1980s， British﹣born Chinese started to have a better education and this brought economic（经济的）success to the area． Many families moved out of Chinatown， and there was more space for businesses． Chinatown soon became a popular place for tourists．
Now everyone knows about London's Chinatown． During the Chinese New Year， the streets are seen with flags and thousands of Chinese go into the streets． For most of the year， though， Londoners and tourists go there mainly for the food in the Chinese restaurants． The best restaurants are the one where the Chinese eat．
56． From the text， we know that ．
A． the first Chinese in Chinatown were mainly from Hongkong
B． many factory workers in Hongkong lost their jobs in the 1950s
C． there were many restaurants in the middle of England in the 1950s
57． It seemed easier for people from Hongkong to find jobsin the 1950s．
A． in hospitals
B． in churches
C． in restaurants
58． The restaurant workers didn't learn English because they ．
A． didn't have time
B． couldn't pay for the course
C． found it too difficult
59． When did British﹣born Chinese start to have a better education？
A． At the beginning of the 1990s．
B． When the Chinese community was born．
C． Twenty to thirty years later after their parents' arrival．
60． What is the main idea of this text？
A． To introduce the history of Chinatown in London．
B． To introduce some popular Chinese restaurants in London．
C． To tell us the reason why people in Hongkong moved to London．