一、任务型阅读。
阅读下面短文，从 A—E 中选出适当的选项填在横线上，并回答第 5 小题。有一项多余。
Sometimes you might feel it impossible to get on well with your parents. But in fact, it isn't as difficult as you think. 1.
Spend more time with your parents. Your parents won't always be around, so try to spend more time with them. This doesn't mean just sitting in front of the TV together. 2. By doing them, all of you will feel happy and relaxed.
Talk with your parents more often. In order to understand them better, you should talk with them more often. 3. For example, you could ask them about their own childhood. In this way, you will understand them better.
Share your feelings with your parents. Sometimes your parents also want to learn more about you. Just do your best to open your heart to them. When possible, talk to them about something at school or what you really want to be in the future.
Make your parents feel proud (自豪的). 4. By working hard, you can do well at school or win prizes in games. They will think how lucky they are to have you and be more willing to talk about you in front of others.

5. Do you get on well with your parents? How do you get along with them? (回答 15 词左右)

1—4.CADB
5.Yes，I do. I make friends with them and often share my daily life with them.(合理即可)

二、完形填空。
Emma and I are good friends. We always care about each other and 6 everything. But one day something unhappy 7. We both wanted to play the roles in the play *Mulan*.
Emma really hoped to be Mulan and I was sure she could get the role. But 8 the teacher asked me to be Mulan and Emma only got another role.
"Do you want to practise together with me?" I asked.
"Sorry, I'm 9 today," said Emma. "And I will always be busy," she 10 and left.
I was sad to hear that. That night, my parents found I was not 11 about getting the main role. They wanted to know what happened.
"Well, Emma was not happy 12 she didn't get the role of Mulan. Maybe she will 13 our friendship."
My father said, "Don't 14 it. I think this is a chance for you to be an extra-good (特别好的) friend."
"Dad is right," said my mother. "Sometimes when our friends do well, we may have the feeling of envy (嫉妒) and don't know how to act. Try giving her a little 15, space and understanding, and she will understand you soon."
Over the next week, I tried my best to give Emma some time and space. Then one day on the way to our 16, I met her.
"I just want to say, you're such a great 17 when acting," I said.
She seemed happy and said how she understood that role. When I asked her to help me with my role, she 18. She even said sorry to me and we went to practise together. Later, we became 19 to each other.
If you have similar experiences, you could try following my parents' 20. Give your friend a little time, space and understanding. This might be the best way to be an extra-good friend.
()6. A. share|B. lose|C. shake|D. plant
()7. A. waited|B. happened|C. chose|D. reached
()8. A. slowly|B. finally|C. cheaply|D. quietly
()9. A. cold|B. happy|C. busy|D. surprised
()10. A. accepted|B. appeared|C. tasted|D. added
()11. A. worried|B. careless|C. excited|D. sorry
()12. A. because|B. and|C. but|D. so
( )13. A. begin|B. end|C. pour|D. serve
()14. A. worry about|B. look for|C. think of|D. depend o
()15. A. information|B. culture|C. health|D. time
()16. A. practice|B. party|C. trip|D. meal
()17. A. dancer|B. musician|C. actress|D. singer
()18. A. ran|B. argued|C. stopped|D. agreed
()19. A. closer|B. luckier|C. larger|D. stricter
()20. A. plan|B. advice|C. story|D. magazine

6—10.ABBCD 11—15.CABAD 16—20.ACDAB