7B Un it 1 Ren di ng AWin ter is beh ind us and people are start ing to pla n their summer holiday. This year,why not visit France?France is a big country, with coasts on three sides. You can swim at ① good beaches. It also has many mountains, ② you can go skii ng.In cen tral Fran ce, they grow crops such as sun flowers. One of the most scenic areasof cen tral France is the Loire Valley. Kings and quee ns used ③ in the old castles④.Paris, the capital of Fran ce, is one of the ⑤ beautiful cities in the world. TheEiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe are world-famous.People ⑥ children will find EuroDisney a good place to visit. It is just ⑦ hour from the centre of Paris, and it is like Disneyland in the USA.France is famous for its ⑧ food such as bread and wine. These days, you can see many France foods in large cities in China.France is also famous for its art and culture. In France, you can enjoy film festivals and con certs. They will help you better un dersta nd France ⑨ the France people.Why not go and enjoy yourself in the won derful country of Fran ce?( ［① A. it B. it ' C. its( ［② A. so B. and C. that( ［③ A. lived B. to live C. living( ［④ A. / B. here C. there( ［⑤ A. very B. best C. most( )® A. with B. have C. and( ［⑦ A. a B. an C. many( ［⑧ A. good B. well C. fine( ［⑨ A. or B. and C. withKey: CABCCABCB7B Un it 1 Ren di ng BYou will love beautiful San Fran cisco!San Fran cisco Bay is a harbour of bright blue ①.To look dow n on the bay, travel②the highest hill by cable car. Of course, you can also walk, but you will n eed strong legs! It is n ever too hot and n ever too cold ③.Sport-lovers can come and watch American football ④ baseball games. Food-lovers will find delicious fish and other seafood ⑤ our great restaura nt.Enjoy the California sunshine!See the famous Golden Gate Bridge. Cross the bridge to Golden Gate Park, with itsbeautiful lakes, trees and garde ns. In the park you can ⑥,walk or play tennis. When you need a rest, come and have something to eat and drink in our Japanese Tea Garden. Noth ing could be ⑦！Spend Chin ese New Year ' Day here!For a Chin ese New Year ' Day with a differe nee, come to San Fran cisco and take partin our won derful festival. San Fran cisco ' Chi natow n is the largest ⑧ Asia. Beh indits big green gate, you will find all kinds of food from China, and many warm welcomes. ( ［① A. waterB. seaC. sky( ［② A. to B. up C. down( ［③ A. here B. there C. /( ［④ A. and B. with C. or( ［⑤ A. in B. on C. at( )®A. fish B. fished C. fishing( ［⑦ A. well B. better C. nicer( ［⑧ A. in B. inside C. outsideKey: ABACCACC7B Unit 1 Liste ning AToday, I am going to talk about Ban gkok, my home tow n and the capital of my coun try,Thaila nd. There are many in terest ing places to visit in Ban gkok, ① first I want totell you about our traffic problem.The streets are very crowded in Ban gkok, so it can ② a long time to get from placeto place. It used to take me more than two hours to get to school by bus! I often③on my way there!If you want to get somewhere ④ time in Bangkok, you must leave early. Lots of people take tuk-tuks to get ⑤ the traffic quickly. Tuk-tuks are like little cars with three wheels.Ban gkok is next to a big river. It is in teresti ng to visit the Floati ng Market ⑥the river. At the market, people sell lots of fresh fruit and vegetables from their boats.In November, we have the Festival of Lights. Every one makes lights ⑦ the festival. The n, after dark, we put them carefully into the river and watch them ⑧ away. Itis beautiful to see the river with millions of little lights on it.Thaila nd is also famous for its food. Thai food is very ⑨ like some Chin ese food.So if you like Sichua n food, you 'l love Thai food.⑩ tha nks, every one, for liste ning to me.( ［①A. so B. and C. but( ［②A. have B. take C. speed( ［③A. sleep B. slept C. sleepy( ［④A. in B. on C. waste( ［⑤A. through B. through C. across( )® A. in B. on C. at( ［⑦A. in B. until C. during( ［⑧A. sail B. swim C. go( ［⑨A. hot B. delicious C. nice( ［⑩A. Many B. Much C. SoKey: CBBBABCAAA7B Un it 1 More Practice CThe Tower of Pisa may be the most beautiful ① tower in all of Italy. The tower haseight floors. It is 54.5 metres ②,with 294 steps up to the bell room. There is avery beautiful view from the top. However, it may also be the stra ngest tower in the world. It ③ to one side and looks like it is going to fall ④.The buildi ng of the tower ⑤ in August 1173, and the tower took n early two hun dredyears to complete. No one knows who the desig ner is, but it is believed ⑥ Bonanno Pisa no was the architect.The top of the tower was leaning ⑦ 5 metres to the south and was ⑧ worse. According to scie ntists,the tower would fall over by 2050. Then, after 10 years of people 'hard work, the tower was made safe aga in .It was reope ned ⑨ 16 June 2001. However,the nu mber of visitors is now limited.( ［① A. clock B. bell C. /( ［② A. tall B. high C. highly( ［③ A. downs B. falls C. lea ns( ［④ A. down B. over C. /( ［⑤ A. began B. built C. worked( )®A. is B. was C. that( ［⑦ A. by B. about C. over( ［⑧ A. become B. became C. becoming( ［⑨ A. in B. on C. atKey: BACBACACB7B Unit 2 Liste ning BI have three questio ns for you: Do you ofte n see a blue sky ① our city? Is the airin our city fresh? ② the water in our river clea n? The an swers to these questi ons are ③ No”My grandfather often tells many interesting stories about his childhood. At that time,the sky was blue, the air was fresh and the water was clea n. When my gra ndfather and his friends ④in the forest, they ⑤ hear birds sing. Whe n they swam in the river,they could see many fish. It was ⑥ happy time.However, today, the air and water are beco ming ⑦.People are killi ng ani mals, andcutting down and burning trees. Some animals and plants are now ⑧.Earth is in trouble.I want you to join us by helpi ng protect our environment. We n eed to protect Earth because it is our home. We do not n eed to do big things ---- we can start ⑨ small.Do not throw any rubbish ⑩ the gro und. Do not waste water. Use both sides of paperwhen you write. Stop using plastic bags for shopp ing.This is our world. Let ' do our best to make it more beautiful.( ［① A. in B. inside C. above( ［② A. It B. Is C. It '( ［③ A. / B. both C. all( ［④ A. play B . played C. playing( ［⑤ A. could B. even C. must( )®A. a B. an C. the( ［⑦ A. dirty B. dirties C. dirtier( ［⑧ A. disappear B. disappeared C. disappearing( ［⑨ A. by B. out C. with( ［⑩ A. onto B. into C. onKey: CBCBAACCBA7B Un it 2 More Practice CDear friendTrees are our friends. They work hard for us. They cool our cities and clean the air. They ① away dust and cha nge carb on dioxide into oxyge n for us to ②.Trees reduce sound polluti on in large cities and make them more beautiful. Without trees, soil③ be washes away and there would be no food ④ us to eat. Without the shade from trees, Earth would get too hot to live ⑤.Trees provide a lot of things for bothhumans and animals. They provide food. They also supply materials for house, furniture and paper ⑥.Some trees even provide importa nt things ⑦ medic ine. Without trees,we would die.In the last 200 years, more tha n half of all trees on Earth have ⑧ destroyed. We n eed more trees!Trees for Earth are maki ng a differe nee. To help protect our environment, we pla nttrees and take care of them. We n eed more people to ⑨ us in this project. We wantto plant 100 million trees in the next 10 years. If you want to find out more aboutus, please send us an e-mail.( ［① A. take B. move C. let( ［② A. breathe B. live C. run( ［③ A. must B. will C. would( ［④ A. give B. for C. provide( ［⑤A. in B. on C. for( )® A. products B. product C. product ions( ［⑦A. from B. by C. for( ［⑧A. to B. been C. /( ［⑨A. help B. fallow C. joinKey: AACBBACBC7B Un it 3 Ren di ng BPeople work with differe nt parts of their bodies. A con struct ion worker ① uses hishan ds. An athlete mostly uses his or her arms and legs. Teachers use their brainsfor thinking, their mouths for speak ing, their eyes ② readi ng and their ears forliste ning. But how many people use their no ses ③ their job? In fact, quite a ④!A perfume maker must have a good sense of smell. A good sense of smell is ⑤ useful for work ing with many kind of food. A cook work ing ⑥ a restaura nt uses his or hernose all day. He or she must have a good sense of ⑦ e as well.Firemen need to have a good sense of smell. The ⑧ firemen can smell smoke very quickly and because of this, a firema n with a good sense of smell will always be safer tha n⑨ without.Close your eyes. What can you smell? Can you tell lots of different things? Yes? Then maybe you should look a job ⑩ your no se.( ［① A. mostly B. always C. never( ［② A. to B. for C. on( ［③ A. to B. for C. on( ［④ A. lot B. little C. few( ［⑤ A. also B. always C. as well( )® A. in B. as C. for( ［⑦ A. see B. taste C.smell( ［⑧ A. good B. nice C. best( ［⑨ A. one B. once C. /( ［⑩ A. using B. used C. useKey: ABBCAABCAA7B Un it 3 More Practice ALast ni ght around ten o 'clock, whe n I was ①,I sudde nly heard a lot of no ise in thestreet. I looked out of the window and saw thick smoke ② from the build ing ③ the corn er. It was on fire. Two fire engines were there. I ran and told my pare nts. We decided to go and help.Outside, everythi ng ④ very fast. People ran out of the buildi ng. Childre n criedloudly. A group of fireme n tried to put out the fire ⑤ water. Two more fire enginesdrove ⑥ the street as fast as they could. Cars stopped to let them go past.Somepeople were still in side the build ing. They stood at win dows and called for help. A few threw their favourite things out ⑦ the win dows. The police shouted at themto stop because it was dangerous. More firemen ran into the building and carried people out. Several doctors and nu rses worked ⑧ to help the injured.After twenty minu tes, the fireme n put out the fire. Two rooms were damaged and many⑨ were full of water, but no one was seriously hurt.( ［① A. asleep B. sleepy C. sleeping( ［② A. come B. comes C. coming( ［③ A. in B. on C. from( ［④ A. happen B. happened C. happening( ［⑤ A. in B. by C. with( )®A. on B. into C. down( 、⑦ A. in B. of C. from( ［⑧ A. hard B. hardly C. /( ［⑨ A. other B. others C. the othersKey: ACBBCCBAB7B Un it 4 Ren di ng BElectricity is very useful in our daily life. It helps make our lives ①.A lot of things use electricity ② our homes. Here are three of them, and advice ③ their use. Rice cookers ④a rice cooker is simple and cheap. However, to use it safely, you should do the followi ng: •Keep the ⑤ of the pot dry.•Not leave the pot on whe n it is empty.Wash ing mach inesA washing machine can help people a lot. It frees office workers and housewives from washing clothes. However, it can be dangerous. You should be careful ⑥ the following.•Do not put you hand in ⑦ wash ing mach ine whe n it is on.•Un plug it whe n you are not using it.MicrowavesA lot of people use a microwave at home. You can use it to ⑧ water or cook food. However, to use a microwave safely, you ⑨ do the follow ing.•Do not tur n it on whe n it is empty, because it might start a fire.•Stand 3 to 4 feet away from the microwave when it is on, just to be on the safe side.•Before you use any glasses or plastic ⑩ in a microwave, make sure they are microwave• Do not use metal containers in the microwave.( ［① A. easy B. easily C. easier( ［② A. at B. on C. in( ［③ A. on B. by C. with( ［④A. UseB. Uses C. Using( ［⑤A. side B. inside C. outside( )® A. to B. of C. to( ［⑦A. a B. an C. the( ［⑧ A. hit B. heat C. cook( ［⑨ A. can ' B. should C. must( ［⑩ A. bowls B. dishes C. containersKey: CAACCBABBC7B Unit 4 Liste ning BTelevisi on pictures fool your eyes. When you look at a picture, your brain ① the picture for on e-te nth of a sec ond, the n you must look aga in. So whe n the brain hasto hold more tha n ten pictures a ②,it puts them together as ③ pictures. You can see ④ yourself by drawing a lot of pictures of the same person, one on each pageof a no tebook. The n turn the pages of the no tebook very ⑤.The pers on will seem to move.A television picture uses a series of lines ⑥ the screen. The lines change the picturemany times each sec ond and make movi ng pictures. We call this ⑦ of televisi onan alogue televisi on '.Nowwe have digital television ” It has no lines. Both sound and pictures are in number. When the nu mbers ⑧ a digital televisi on cha nge, only the differe nee ⑨ the old picture and the new one eha nge. So the eha nge is very fast and the picture and sound quality are very good.( ［① A. holds B. takes C. makes( ［② A. second B. minute C. hour( ［③ A. TV B. move C. moving( ［④ A. it B. this C. these( ［⑤A. fast B. slowly C. quickly( )® A. across B. through C. thought( ［⑦ A. type B. size C. kind( ［⑧A. in B. on C. at( ［⑨A. in B. between C. insideKey: AACBBCACBB7B Un it 4 More Practice CElectricity is said to be one of the greatest inventions in human history. It lightsour world, heats our homes, cooks our food and gives us lots of ①.Electricity brings bright ness and convenience to our world.Today, almost every one ② the world uses electricity in one way or ③.It is hardto imagine our lives without it. When there is a power failure, schools, offices,shops and factories cannot ④ at all. Without electricity, our lives would be ⑤. In large urba n areas, electricity lights the streets and build in gs. It warms ⑥ and animals. It cooks food in electric cookers and heats it in microwaves. Electricitydrives underground trains, works traffic ⑦ and lifts and the machines in factories. Radios, televisio ns and computers use electricity to bring en terta inment and n ews to millio ns of ⑧ every day.In rural areas, electricity also helps a lot. In villages and on farms, electricalmachines ⑨ and chop their food. They also cool the cows ' milk and ⑩ it fresh forus to drink. In fact, electricity finds as much work to do in villages as it doesin cities.( ［①A. thi ngs B. happ in ess C. sad ness( ［②A. in B. inside C. around( ［③A. another B. others C. the others( ［④A. work B. do C. run( ［⑤A. terrible B. different C. disappear( ) ® A. people B. food C. house( 、⑦A. lights B. problems C. /( ［⑧A. people B. families C. counties( ［⑨ A. make the cows B. make the milk C. milk the cows( ［⑩ A. keep B. stay C. makeKey: BCACBAABCA7B Un it 5 Ren di ng B•Ocea ns cover 2/3 of Earth, but ocea n water is salty .In fact, ① of the water in the world is not drin kable!•Ground water is drinkable, ② it is very easy to pollute it. For example, 4.5 litresof pai nt ③ about 1 litre of oil can get into the ground and ④ 1,125,000 litres of ⑤ water !•If a broken tap can fill up a coffee cup in 10 minutes, It will waste over 13,500litres of water in a ⑥.How much water is that? You would have to drink 65 glassesof water every day for a year to get that much water!•If you leave the water ⑦ while you brush you teeth, you might waste 22.5 litresof water each time. That is eno ugh to fill 65 cans of soft drink!•If you leave the water running while you wash the dishes, you might waste 135 litresof water each time ---------- eno ugh to wash a ⑧ car!•Believe it or not, the water in our toilets ⑨ as fresh water! Each time you flushthe toilet, it use 6 to 9 litres of fresh water.• A shower usually takes at least 5 minu tes. You could use 50 litres of water tak ingone shower. In a year, that is almost 18,000 litres of water!•Tak ing a bath uses even more water tha n showers ---- about twice as ⑩.Every timeyou take a bath you can easily use 120 to 160 litres of water.( ［①A. all B. most C. less( ［②A. but B. so C. because( ［③A. or B. and C. with( ［④ A. polluting B. polluted C. pollute( ［⑤A. drink B. drinking C. drinkable( )® A. hour B. mouth C. year( ［⑦A. run B. runs C. running( ［⑧A. whole B. big C. /( ［⑨A. begins B. starts C. beginning( ［⑩A. much B. time C. waterKey: BAACBCCABA7B Unit 5 Liste ning BWhat is in ocean water? The boy in the picture is doing ① experiment. First he addssalt to glass of distilled water. Some of the salt ② to the bottom of the glass.The n he mixes the water. He wants to mix the salt and the water. ③ he mixes , the salt changes. Can you still see the salt in the water? The salt breaks up into pieces. They are too small to.The boy does ④ experime nt. He heats the water. There is a white cloud above theglasses. This cloud is madeup of little drops of water --------------------- steam. ⑤,all of the waterturns into steam . But some powder is now in the glass. What is this powder? Is it white? Is it salt? Is it the ⑥ salt from the start of the first experime nt?( ［① A. a B. an C. the( A. fall B. falls C. falling( ［③A. As B. When C. While( ［④A. other B. another C. the other( ［⑤A. In fact B. Actually C. Fin ally( ) ® A. same B. different C. anotherKey: BBABCA7B Un it 5 More Practice BWecan do many things to keep water clean. Wecan stop polluting water in our ① life. When ever you see ②,such as cans, plastic bags and cigarette ③,on the street, pickit up. Whe n rain water washes over this litter, it becomes ④.This polluted water flows into rivers and the sea.Do not throw paint, oil or litter dow n you sink or toilet.Pick up your ⑤ waste. When they are washed into water in rivers or the sea, they in crease bacteria levels.Take household chemicals, waste oil and batteries to the specific places ⑥ officialIan dfill sites.Do not throw litter on n earby beaches. We can ⑦ a project with our school or joina group to help clea n the beaches in stead.( ［①A. / B. whole C. daily( ［②A. litter B. rubbish C. something( ［③A. end B. ends C. ending( ［④A. pollute B. polluted C. polluting( ［⑤A. dog B. dogs ' C. dog 's( )® A. in B. on C. at( ［⑦A. organize B. make C. holdKey: CABBCCA7B Unit 7 Re nding AI ① a great time travelling the world, and have learnt a lot about the eating ②of people in differe nt coun tries.In China, for example, people use chopsticks to eat ③.They have eaten this way for thousands of years, but I found chopsticks very difficult to use. Chinese cooks usually cut the food into small pieces, and put ④ dish on a differe nt plate. At dinner,every one sits at a round table, and every one helps themselves with chopsticks ⑤spoons. In Shanghai, I saw people eat chicken 's feet and ⑥ tofu. I have not seen this kind of food in the UK.In Japa n, people also use chopsticks, but each pers on has a separate tray of food.Each tray has several small dishes and bowls of food ⑦ it. The people at a tableusually do not get food from plates in the middle of the table. The most famous Japanese food is sashimi --------------------- ⑧fish. I found it very delicious.In the UK, people usually use a knife and fork. For a family dinner, the mother or father will put the food in the middle of the table. Everyone ⑨ the food around.As they pass the food, they take some and put it on their plates. They often eat food like roast beef and potatoes. The father will cut ⑩ a large piece of roast beef andput it on each pers on ' plate. They use their knife to cut the food and their forkto eat it.( ［① A. have had B. hadhaven C. haven had( ［② A. customs B. habits C. traditions( ［③ A. / B. with C. food( ［④ A. each B. it C. every( ［⑤ A. or B. with C. and( )® A. sweet B. / C. smelly( 、⑦ A. in B. on C. with( ［⑧ A. raw B. fresh C. delicious( ［⑨ A. give B. pass C. passes( ［⑩ A. down B. on C. offKey: ABBBAACBACC7B Un it 7 Ren di ng BTea is one of the most importa nt and popular ① in Chi na. There are many differe ntkinds of tea. People always say, Wehave 10,000 ② kinds of tea. ” But mostly, we have green tea, black tea, oolong tea and white tea. There are also many different kinds of ③ tea.Most people know the story about Drago n Well ④ tea. This tea comes from the Chi na village of Drago n Well, not far ⑤ Han gzhou. Nearly 2000 years ago, the village hasmany ⑥ with no rain. All of the crops were ⑦,and the farmers were very worried.The n a man found a drag on in a well. He asked the drag on to get out ⑧ the well. As soon as the drago n came out, it bega n to rain and the crops were saved. People now call the tea from ⑨ area, Drag on Well tea ”.People in the UK, the USA and Australia drink tea too, but most people there like tea with a little ⑩.According to doctor, green tea is very good for you. You should drink some every day. Do you?( ［① A. drink B. drinks C. drinking( ［② A. / B. same C. different( ［③ A. flower B. red C. blue( ［④ A. green B. Green C. Black( ［⑤ A. to B. for C. from( ) ® A. weeks B. mon ths C. years( ［⑦ A. died B. death C. dying( ［⑧ A. to B. of C. from( ［⑨ A. this B. that C. there( ［⑩ A. sugar B. salt C. oilKey: BCAACBCBBA7B Un it 7 More Practice BTea is the most popular drink in the world ① water. There are thousands of different kinds of tea. All tea ② from the leaves and buds of the tea plant. After ③ the leaves and buds. The farmers process them into black tea, oolong tea, gree n tea ④ white tea.Black tea was inven ted in Chi na in the Ming Dyn asty as a way to keep tea fresh. As tea has to travel a long way to reach places such as the UK, Can ada and Australia, Westerners drink ⑤ black tea. However, the majority of the world drinks gree n tea.Herbal tea is not ⑥ tea. It mainly contains herbs, fruits, spices, but no leaves from the tea pla nt. To⑦ be tea, the leaves must come from this pla nt.All tea n aturally contains caffe ine. Caffeine is in the tea leaves. Decaffe in ated tea is regular tea (usually gree n or black), but people have processed it to take away the caffe ine.In recent years, orga nic tea has ⑧ become popular. It comes from pla nts without ⑨any chemicals. It is tastier and healthier. However, usually it costs more than non-organic tea. This is because the size of the tea crop is ofte n smaller.( ［① A. before B. after C. next to( ［② A. come B. comes C. coming( ［③ A. pick B. picks C. picking( ［④ A. or B. and C. /( ［⑤A. / B. almost C. mostly( )® A. real B. true C. really( ［⑦A. truth B. truly C. must( ［⑧A. also B. always C. so( ［⑨ A. using B. used C. useKey: BBCACCBAA。