一、根据中文或首字母提示写出单词。
1. — How far does he live from here? — Three （街区）away.
2. The two girls at the fashion show look like （淑女）in the new evening dresses.
3. John is so strong that he can （搬）the heavy box by himself.
4. Some desert plants grow deep （到……里面）the earth to get water.
5. He is so kind to everyone, s love and joy wherever he goes.

1. blocks 2. ladies 3. carry 4. into 5. spreading

二、用方框中所给单词或短语的适当形式填空(其中有一个多余)。
hang strike travel traditional celebrate see sb. off
1. Lily wants to be a in the future.
2. — Look at that painting. How does it stay there?
— It on the wall with a nail(钉子).
3. You should say sorry to your brother for not being able to .
4. The people in the village have strong family . They can't escape(逃避) them.
5. Listen! Something is on the window. Let's go out and have a look.

1. traveller 2. hangs 3. see him off 4. traditions 5. striking

三、单项选择。
1. — What's your favourite vegetable? — Well, I like best.

A.oranges
B.dumplings
C.onions
D.bananas

1. C

2. More and more people are coming here in the of finding an easy way of life.

A.habit
B.hope
C.face
D.name

2. B

3. — What's the noise, Sam? — My little brother with his toy car now.

A.play
B.plays
C.is playing
D.will play

3. C

4. — Jenny! those animals! They may hurt(伤害) you. — OK, I will.

A.Keep from
B.Stay with
C.Learn from
D.Get over

4. A

5. It's today. Let's enjoy the moon while eating moon cakes tonight.

A.the Lantern Festival
B.the Mid-Autumn Festival
C.the Dragon Boat Festival
D.the Spring Festival

5. B

6. — May I use your computer? — I will use my brother's instead.

A.Go ahead.
B.Thank you.
C.Sorry, you can't.
D.Yes, I think so.

6. A

四、阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。
Chinese people usually give money in red envelopes as gifts. This is one of the most important New Year's traditions in China. In fact, there 1. (be) similar traditions in some other Asian countries 2. Japan, the R. O. K. and Malaysia.
On New Year's Day, kids in Japan usually receive "otoshidama" that means lucky money in Japanese. Similar to 3. Chinese tradition, Japanese people place the money in decorative envelopes(装饰性信封), but they come in many 4. (colour) rather than just red.
In the R. O. K., parents and grandparents give 5. (child) lucky money. However, they don't use envelopes. Instead, they 6. (put) the money in lucky bags.
In Malaysia, there is a special local holiday in spring. People usually give money in green envelopes to the guests when they come 7. (visit) them during the holiday. They also give money to the elders to wish them good health 8. a long life.
Whether(无论) through envelopes of different colours or lucky bags, these traditions show people's 9. (wish) to spread joy and good luck to their loved ones. As we celebrate the Chinese New Year 10. (happy), keep in mind that the true value of lucky money lies not in the money but in the act of giving.

1. are 2. like 3. the 4. colours 5. children 6. put 7. to visit 8. and 9. wishes 10. happily