一、词汇运用
1. She went (狂热的) with joy when she saw her favourite singer in the show.
2. You made too many (错误). You need to read the question carefully.
3. Mr Li always (使……充满) the classroom with laughs by telling funny stories.
4. — I find I am (不顺利的) these days.
— Cheer up. Everything will become better soon.
5. Alex's room was in a (杂乱) because he didn't clean it for a whole week.
6. She didn't want hamburgers, so she ordered a sandwich (反而).
7. We took a short (课程) to learn how to cook simple meals at home.
8. My little sister is (天生的) to be kind, always sharing her toys with others.

（）1. I lost useful book yesterday. It was unlucky day for me.

A.a; a
B.an; a
C.a; an
D.an; an

（）1. I lost useful book yesterday. It was unlucky day for me.

A.a; a
B.an; a
C.a; an
D.an; an

（）1. I lost useful book yesterday. It was unlucky day for me.

A.a; a
B.an; a
C.a; an
D.an; an

（）1. I lost useful book yesterday. It was unlucky day for me.

A.a; a
B.an; a
C.a; an
D.an; an

（）2. — If you don't want to play chess, let's play cards .
— That sounds nice.

A.too
B.instead
C.as well
D.instead of

（）2. — If you don't want to play chess, let's play cards .
— That sounds nice.

A.too
B.instead
C.as well
D.instead of

（）2. — If you don't want to play chess, let's play cards .
— That sounds nice.

A.too
B.instead
C.as well
D.instead of

（）2. — If you don't want to play chess, let's play cards .
— That sounds nice.

A.too
B.instead
C.as well
D.instead of

() 3. The school decided to new computers in all the classrooms next month.

A.put on
B.put in
C.put up
D.put away

() 3. The school decided to new computers in all the classrooms next month.

A.put on
B.put in
C.put up
D.put away

() 3. The school decided to new computers in all the classrooms next month.

A.put on
B.put in
C.put up
D.put away

() 3. The school decided to new computers in all the classrooms next month.

A.put on
B.put in
C.put up
D.put away

（）4. Remember to your bottle water before your camping trip.

A.fill; with
B.fill; of
C.full; with
D.full; of

（）4. Remember to your bottle water before your camping trip.

A.fill; with
B.fill; of
C.full; with
D.full; of

() 4. Remember to your bottle water before your camping trip.

A.fill; with
B.fill; of
C.full; with
D.full; of

() 4. Remember to your bottle water before your camping trip.

A.fill; with
B.fill; of
C.full; with
D.full; of

() 5. The boy is crazy computer games. It worries his parents a lot.

A.about; about
B.with; about
C.about; with
D.about; /

() 5. The boy is crazy computer games. It worries his parents a lot.

A.about; about
B.with; about
C.about; with
D.about; /

() 5. The boy is crazy computer games. It worries his parents a lot.

A.about; about
B.with; about
C.about; with
D.about; /

() 5. The boy is crazy computer games. It worries his parents a lot.

A.about; about
B.with; about
C.about; with
D.about; /

() 6. You'd better the same mistakes.

A.stop to make
B.to stop to make
C.stop making
D.to stop making

() 6. You'd better the same mistakes.

A.stop to make
B.to stop to make
C.stop making
D.to stop making

() 6. You'd better the same mistakes.

A.stop to make
B.to stop to make
C.stop making
D.to stop making

() 6. You'd better the same mistakes.

A.stop to make
B.to stop to make
C.stop making
D.to stop making

（）7. — I'm going to take the kids to see the movie.
— . The kids are too young. That movie is not suitable for them.

A.Good idea
B.You'd better not
C.I think so
D.No problem

（）7. — I'm going to take the kids to see the movie.
— . The kids are too young. That movie is not suitable for them.

A.Good idea
B.You'd better not
C.I think so
D.No problem

() 7. — I'm going to take the kids to see the movie.
— . The kids are too young. That movie is not suitable for them.

A.Good idea
B.You'd better not
C.I think so
D.No problem

() 7. — I'm going to take the kids to see the movie.
— . The kids are too young. That movie is not suitable for them.

A.Good idea
B.You'd better not
C.I think so
D.No problem

三、完成句子
1. 痴迷于看短视频不利于我们的学习。
It is not good for our study short videos.
2. 昨晚整条街都停电了。
last night.
3. 三个孩子中，谁犯的错误最少？
of the three kids?
4. 他试着把这幅画挂在墙上时，撞上了一根水管。
He when he tried on the wall.
5. 你最好上一门在线课程来进一步了解艺术。
You to learn more about art.
6. 在常州生活多年后，她对这座城市非常熟悉。
After living in Changzhou for years, she .

四、还原信息
When things around the house stop working, what do you do with them? (1)
A lot of times, it's difficult to find people who can repair things, and it can be quite expensive. Also, some small items are so inexpensive that it's often easier to just buy new ones.
In 2009, Martine Postma from the Netherlands decided there must be a better way, which was Repair Cafés: places where people can take broken items. (2)
Postma's first Repair Café opened on Oct. 18, 2009, in Amsterdam, and was a huge success. People heard of the news of the Café, and began asking how they could start their own. In 2011, Postma set up the Repair Café Foundation (基金会). (3)
Today, there are about 2,000 Repair Cafés around the world with meetings usually taking place once a month. Around 25 things are repaired during each meeting. Everything is free, but donations (捐款) are greatly welcome.
The Cafés not only offer help with repairs but also bring community together. (4) Moreover, skills are passed on. Items are kept rather than thrown away, meaning less waste.

A. Most people don't have time for the monthly meeting.
B. If you're like a lot of people, you may just throw them away.
C. It is easier and faster to repair things than to buy new things.
D. Neighbours get to know one another as they work together on the repairs.
E. It offers help to those hoping to begin their own neighbourhood repair group.
F. There they will find tools and volunteers who are ready to help with repairs.

四、还原信息
When things around the house stop working, what do you do with them? (1)
A lot of times, it's difficult to find people who can repair things, and it can be quite expensive. Also, some small items are so inexpensive that it's often easier to just buy new ones.
In 2009, Martine Postma from the Netherlands decided there must be a better way, which was Repair Cafés: places where people can take broken items. (2)
Postma's first Repair Café opened on Oct. 18, 2009, in Amsterdam, and was a huge success. People heard of the news of the Café, and began asking how they could start their own. In 2011, Postma set up the Repair Café Foundation (基金会). (3)
Today, there are about 2,000 Repair Cafés around the world with meetings usually taking place once a month. Around 25 things are repaired during each meeting. Everything is free, but donations (捐款) are greatly welcome.
The Cafés not only offer help with repairs but also bring community together. (4) Moreover, skills are passed on. Items are kept rather than thrown away, meaning less waste.