一、完形填空
Two small words can bring a smile to someone's face: thank you. But do you say these two words? Perhaps when someone holds the door open for you, or when a friend does you a big favour.
In Britain, people say "thank you" quite often, even when there is no . Sometimes we say it sarcastically (讽刺地). , if a friend throws my food away, thinking I have finished, I may say, "Oh, thank you!" Then my friend would reply, "Sorry." This can make a situation confusing (困惑的) to foreign people.
However, anyone working in the service sector (服务行业)—waiters, taxi drivers, shop assistants, bus drivers and so on will a "thank you" from customers. If you're happy with the driver who gets you to school on time, or the waiter who serves you food, say "thank you" to them. You're really saying "good ".
I was first that some people don't often say "thank you" here in China. But I know people can replace these words with a smile or a nod.
Yet I can't change my British of saying "thank you". And I know I use these two words too much. But saying "thank you" is , and I believe the more, the .
1. A. how B. where C. when
2. A. need B. use C. good
3. A. By the way B. For example C. Above all
4. A. smell B. sound C. taste
5. A. say B. write C. get
6. A. job B. man C. friend
7. A. excited B. bored C. surprised
8. A. way B. habit C. standard
9. A. free B. expensive C. interesting
10. A. better B. well C. good

1.C 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.C 8.B 9.A 10.A

二、阅读理解
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Each family has its own troubles. One normal problem in every family is the communication between parents and children. Here are a few examples.

Here are some results of a survey:
About $18\%$ of the children talk with their parents when they have problems. Over $50\%$ of the children think their parents don't understand them. Almost $50\%$ of the parents talk to their children only about school life.
Here are some suggestions from experts (专家):
Talk with your kids in a friendly way.
Encourage kids to share their feelings with you.
Take part in different activities together with kids.
1. What does Jane's parent think of playing computer games?
A. It is relaxing.
B. It is of no use.
C. It is interesting.
D. It is boring.
2. Who fights with his or her parent over school grades?
A. John.
B. Jane.
C. Mark.
D. Tina.
3. What can we know from the text?
A. John thinks eating vegetables makes him happier.
B. Mark isn't good at history because he isn't interested in it.
C. Tina always keeps her room as clean as her mother's.
D. Experts advise parents to be friendly and encouraging.
4. What can we infer (推断) from the survey?
A. About $18\%$ of the children have trouble talking with their parents.
B. Over $60\%$ of the parents talk to their children only about school.
C. Only about $50\%$ of the children talk to their parents about their problems.
D. More than half of the children think their parents don't know them well.
5. The material is written for .
A. parents
B. teachers

1.B 2.C 3.D 4.D 5.A