A boy named Jack was well﹣known in his hometown because he couldn't hear anything． He was born deaf． Although people（1） him a lot， they also treated him much differently than other people． The other children worried they might （2） him while playing together． Adults acted like he was unable to understand them， as if he was a baby．
However， this year， people got to understand Jack a little better． On Jack's birthday， everyone in town would （3） earplugs（耳塞）so that they couldn't hear anything either． This day came to be known as the Day of Silence． People became aware of how difficult life could be when you can't hear anything． They also（4） that Jack had many skills．
On that day， no one thought of Jack as just a deaf person． People saw a whole（5） side of him． They paid more attention to what he said． They were also surprised by his smartness and ability to find a solution to nearly any（6） that he faced． They realized that he had always been like that， and that he simply needed to communicate with others in a different way． In the end， he was（7） just like any other little boy．
On the Day of Silence， people came to know Jack's true（8） ． They learned that although
most of us are different from each other﹣﹣sometimes in big ways﹣we are still mostly the same in our hearts and minds．
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（1）A． missed |
B．like |
C． refused |
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（2）A． lose |
B． control |
C． hurt |
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（3）A． wear |
B．buy |
C． bring |
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（4）A． promised |
B． imagined |
C． learned |
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（5）A． new |
B． wrong |
C． crazy |
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（6）A．chico |
B． problem |
C．chance |
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（7）A． hardly |
B． partly |
C． really |
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（8）A． friend |
B． nature |
C． level |
A． How was it？
B． Did you enjoy it？
C． But we couldn't understand it．
D． We drank tea and watched an opera．
E． I hope to understand more next time．
F． But the actors and actresses were excellent．
A： Ling and I went to Lao She Teahouse last night．
B：（1） ．
A： It was great! You know， I wanted to see the Beijing Opera， so she took me there．（2） ．
B： Did you understand the opera？
A： No， it was difficult to understand the words． （3） ．
B： How long did you stay？
A： We planned to watch for an hour， but in the end，we stayed for three hours．
B：（4） ．
A： Yes， it was interesting﹣that's the main thing．（5） I heard that the teahouse was named after Lao She．
B： Yes， he's a great writer． He's especially famous for his play Teahouse．
（1）What will the future be like？
（2）How much are these socks？
（3）Could I go out for dinner today？
（4）The Great Wall is really fantastic!
（5）Is your sister as friendly as you， Ann？
A． Fifteen dollars．
B． She has big eyes．
C． That should be OK．
D．Yes， she's very nice．
E． I do agree． I've been there．
F． There will be world peace．
A： Mark， what are you doing there？
B： Della， I'm reading a book written by Mo yan．
A：（1） ．
B：Yes， reading books can help me greatly（2） ．
A： Really？（3） But how will you make your dream come true？
B： I will keep reading and writing stories
A： That's a good ide
B： What are you going to be． Della？
A：（4） ．
B： Good!（5） ．
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A． I want to be a doctor． B． You are good at writing． C．D you like reading books very much？ D． My dream job is to be a writer． E． Why are you going to be a writer？ F． That's great！ G． Let's try our best to make our dreams come true． |
Fires do happen． If there is a fire， you might not have much time to decide what to do． Being prepared and knowing what to do early can save your life． （1） Your family should practice this getting﹣out plan． （2） If you have such a meeting place outside， you can quickly make sure that everyone is out of the house．
You should also remember that smoke is usually far more dangerous than the fire． A person can die after just a few minutes in a smoke filled room．（3）
Finally， before you open any doors， always feel the door lock first． If the door lock is hot， fire must be on the other side of the door．（4） You will have to find another way out． These are simple suggestions．（5） ．
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A．Your family should also have a meeting place outside． B．The most important thing is to have a getting﹣out plan． C．Since smoke rises， stay low to the floor． D．Go upstairs to the top of the building． E．If you can remember them， you will be much safer in a fire． F．Do not open it! G．Can you use water to put out the fire？ |