I stood in my grandmother's front yard with my son． He had a bottle of soapy water and a plastic loop （圈）． You know the type． You dip （浸） the loop in the bottle， pull it （1） and blow it to make bubbles （气泡）．
My son dipped and dipped and blew and blew， but （2） to blow bubbles． He handed me the bottle and loop and asked me， "Daddy， （3） you make bubbles？" I hadn't blown bubbles for years． I am a chemist by education．All my knowledge is （4） when it comes to trying to blow bubbles from a loop filled with soapy water． I had no more success than my son．
After several tries （5） the loop of soapy water， I gently （轻轻地）breathed on it． My son cried with joy as a big beautiful bubble （6） and moved slowly in the air． He grabbed （抓住）the loop，dipped and blew． No bubbles． I （7） explained to him， "Son，you can't blow so hard； you must ever so gently breathe on the loop to make bubbles．" He followed my（8） and blew gently． This time he made a big beautiful bubble， then （9） …
There are some things that you can get with force， （10） there are other things that only come with the gentleness of a soft breath． The closer something is to higher spirit， the more it is like bubbles； it can't be forced．
（1）A．down |
B．off |
C．out |
D．along |
（2）A．tried |
B．learned |
C．managed |
D．failed |
（3）A．may |
B．can |
C．must |
D．should |
（4）A．useless |
B．wide |
C．helpful |
D．basic |
（5）A．in |
B．up |
C．on |
D．into |
（6）A．worked out |
B．tried out |
C．set out |
D．came out |
（7）A．happily |
B．angrily |
C．patiently |
D．sadly |
（8）A．plan |
B．suggestion |
C．order |
D．rule |
（9）A．another |
B．the other |
C．other |
D．the others |
（10）A．but |
B．and |
C．unless |
D．if |
Some students cheat(作弊) because they’re busy or lazy and they want to get good grades without the time studying. Other students might feel that they can’t the test without cheating. Even when there seems to be a “good reason” for cheating, it isn’t a good .
A student who thinks cheating is the only way to pass a test to talk with the teacher and his or her parents so that they can find some better ways together. Talking about these problems and them out will help feel better than cheating.
If a student gets cheating, the teacher may give a “ ” on the test, send him or her to the head teacher’s , and call his or her parents. Worse than the grade may be the feeling of having disappointed those people, parents and teachers. A parent may worry that you are not an person and a teacher might watch you more the next time you’re taking a test.
There are plenty of reasons why a kid shouldn’t cheat, but some students have already cheated. If that’s you, it’s too late to stop cheating. Cheating can become a , but a student is always able to act better and make better . It might help to talk the problem over with a parent, teacher, or friend.
A．taking B．spending C．costing D．using
A．write B．exercise C．pass D．expect
A．idea B．purpose C．custom D．conclusion
A．decides B．hopes C．refuses D．needs
A．breaking B．dreaming C．missing D．working
A．caught B．offered C．appeared D．suggested
A．prize B．result C．zero D．treat
A．office B．school C．seat D．conversation
A．natural B．dangerous C．anxious D．bad
A．and B．between C．like D．among
A．outside B．advantageous C．interesting D．honest
A．closely B．bravely C．certainly D．hardly
A．always B．never C．once D．neither
A．menu B．medicine C．habit D．match
A．education B．decisions C．challenges D．risks
It was the year 1867. Mark Twain was out of money. He walked in the streets, trying to find a way to make some money. At last he a hotel and sat down in the lobby. There came a lovely dog. Mark Twain put the dog in his lap.
At this time an Army General came along and he loved the dog. He said to Mark Twain, “He is a . Would you sell him?”
Thinking of his stomach, Mark Twain thought it seemed to be a good thing and said, “Yes.”
The General asked, “What do you ask for him?”
“Three dollars.”
The General was and said, “Only three dollars! Are you serious?”
“Three dollars.”
“Very well, since you just want it,” said the General. He gave Mark Twain the , led the dog away and disappeared upstairs.
In about ten minutes a middle-aged gentleman came along and began to . Mark Twain asked if he was looking for a dog.
The man’s face had been sad and , but now it became bright and he answered, “Yes. Have you seen him?”
“Yes. He was here a minute ago, and I saw him follow a gentleman . I think I can find him for you, if you would like me to .”
The gentleman said he would pay for the trouble. He asked how much Mark Twain would .
“Three dollars.”
“Dear me, it is nothing. I will .”
“No. Three is the .”
Mark Twain got the General’s room number from the clerk. The door was and Mark Twain asked the General to give back the dog.
“Why?” asked the General.
“The dog’s owner wants it back.”
“Are you not the owner?”
“No, I am not.”
The General began to shout, but he was too tired to with Mark Twain. Finally, Mark Twain paid back the three dollars, and led the dog downstairs. He the dog to the owner and got three dollars for the job.A. stopped B. entered C. built
A. neighbor B. wonder C. doctor
A. empty B. large C. comfortable
A. angry B. patient C. surprised
A. money B. answer C. freedom
A. look after B. look around C. find out
A. relaxed B. disappointingC. troubled
A. downstairs B. upstairs C. everywhere
A. follow B. finish C. try
A. ask over B. ask about C. ask for
A. pay more B. pay up C. pay off
A. price B. answer C. question
A. opened B. shut C. broken
A. discuss B. argue C. discover
A. returned B. sold C. brought
All parents love their children. Many parents want their kids to___well-known people when they _.Most of them want their kids to live better than others. Many of them ___their kids will be singers or actors. Actors and singers can___money easily in our country. When they appear in the advertisement, they will get __money which a farmer or a worker can't make all his life.
Some of the parents want their kids to be businessmen doctors. If they work hard, they will have cars and big houses in several ___.Some parents want their kids to work in cities and towns.They don't __them to work in the countryside. People who work in the cities and towns can get money after the ___.If you are a famous man, especially an actor, you'll get much but pay a little. A farmer is __---he gets little but pays much.
A．do B．become C．like D．work
A．grow up B．get up C．stand up D．set up
A．make B．like C．love D．hope
A．lose B．make C．remember D．take
A．many B．a little C．much D．a few
A．or B．and C．but D．else
A．days B．weeks C．years D．moths
A．paly B．need C．enjoy D．want
A．retire B．leave C．die D．move
A．happy B．different C．rich D．lucky
It was a sunny day. Everything looked so lively. A group of frogs were traveling through the woods, and two of them into a deep hole. When the other frogs saw how deep the hole was, they told the two frogs that they would die soon.
The two frogs didn't care about it and tried their best to jump out of the hole. The other frogs kept them to stop. Finally one of the frogs accepted the other frogs were saying and gave up. He died.
The other frog continued to jump as as he could. Once again, the crowd of frogs shouted at him to stop the effort and just die. He jumped harder and finally made it. When he got out, the other frogs said, " Did you not hear us?" The frog to them that he was deaf. He thought they were encouraging him all the time.
There is power in the . An encouraging word to someone who is down can him up and help him make it through the day. ,a destructive(被坏性的) word to someone who is down can kill him. Be careful of what you say—especially to yourself. Maybe your life will be just because of a word.
A．jumped B．stepped. C．fell D．looked
A．telling B．saying C．talking D．speaking
A．which B．how C．what D．why
A．fast B．hard C．long D．deep
A．many B．even C．very D．more
A．explained B．encouraged C．excused D．expected
A．mouth B．head C．tongue D．ear
A．get B．give C．catch D．cheer
A．Though B．So C．Or D．However
A．interesting B．lively C．different D．peaceful
This is a big tree. I can a girl under it. She is a . She is 14 years old. name is Kate Green. She is American girl. Kate is a yellow dress. It very nice. The boy near Kate is her brother, Jim. Jim is a white and red bike. His coat is blue and his trousers white. They are in the school. They are my classmates. We are in Class One, Grade Seven.
A．look B．watch C．read D．see
A．teacher B．student C．nurse D．doctor
A．Her B．His C．My D．Its
A．a B．an C．the D．/
A．on B．with C．wearing D．under
A．see B．sees C．look D．looks
A．in B．at C．on D．under
A．is B．have C．has D．are
A．a B．different C．same D．one
A．all B．some C．any D．both
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