1． A．14.

B．13.

C．15.

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W：How old are you, Tom?

M：I'm 14, How about you, Mary?

W：I'm one year younger than you.

Q：How old is Mary?

 

2． A．She is a girl with short blonde hair.

B．She is a girl with long black hair.

C．She is a girl with long blonde hair.

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W：Is that Linda?

M：No, Linda has longer hair, And her hair is blonde.

Q：What does Linda look like?

 

3． A．Lily.

B．Lucy.

C．They are the same.

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W：Are the twins look the same?

M：Yes, But in some ways they are quite different. For example, Lily is more outgoing than Lucy.

Q：Who is more outgoing?

 

4． A．The heavier one.

B．The older one.

C．The lighter and newer one.

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W：Is this your bike, David?

M：No, My bike is much nicer than this. This one is older, and heavier.Mine is newer and lighter.

Q：Which is David's bike?

 

5． A．In a bookstore.

B．In a library.

C．In a classroom.

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W：Can I help you?

M：Yes, I'd like to borrow a book on history.

W：They're on that shelf.

Q：Where are they talking?

6． Why did Mrs. Wang go to Tokyo?

A．She went to visit a park.

B．She went to do some shopping.

C．She went to have a meeting.

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7． Which is right?

A．She knows much Japanese.

B．She speaks very good English.

C．She speaks very good English and Japanese.

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8． Why did she go to a restaurant?

A．Because she was hungry.

B．Because she was tired.

C．Because she wanted to buy something.

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9． Did the man in the restaurant speak Chinese?

A．Yes.

B．No.

C．Yes, but a little.

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10．How could Mrs. Wang make the man understand(理解) her?

A．She spoke Japanese to him.

B．She draw a picture to him.

C．She wrote some Chinese to him.

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　　Mrs. Wang speaks very good English, but she knows little Japanese. One day, She went to Tokyo for a meeting, The next day she went to a park and then did some shopping. At noon she was hungry. She went to a restaurant and sat down at a table. A man came up to her and asked what she wanted. She said she wanted some noodles, chicken and some vegetables. She spoke English to him, but the man didn't know English. Mrs Wang looked around. No one was eating noodles. When she saw a piece of paper on her table, She had an idea. She took a pen out of her handbag and wrote the Chinese words for the food on the paper.

　　 She gave the paper to the man. The man looked at it and said“OK!”very soon he brought her a bowl of nice, hot noodles with chicken and some vegetables.