第14版 寒假作業(yè)(十四)

　　Speaking

　　I. 1-5 ECAFB

　　II. 1-5 DGBEA

　　Reading

　　1. C 2. C 3. a show 4. two hundred 5. F

　　Writing

　　One possible version:

　　Dear David,

　　Hello, my name is Nina. I am fourteen years old. I live in Paris, France with my parents and my elder brother. I love sports and my favourite sport is tennis. I think it is really relaxing. I started to play it at the age of nine. Now I have tennis classes on Monday, Thursday and Friday afternoons. At the weekend, I often play tennis with my friends in the park near my house.

　　I would like to be your pen friend. Please write to me soon.

　　Yours, Nina

　　第15版 寒假作業(yè)(十五)

　　Words & Phrases

　　I. 1. amount 2. instead 3. tiny 4. comfortable 5. fantastic

　　6. traffic 7. mention 8. Human 9. check 10. intelligence

　　II. 1. walked past 2. the rest of 3. so that 4. keep; off

　　5. at the same time 6. a bit of 7. take; with 8. one by one

　　9. have to 10. belongs to

　　III. 1-5 DCCDA

　　Sentences

　　I. 1. working 2. difference 3. inventor 4. quietly 5. to go

　　6. winner’s 7. worse 8. funny 9. speeches 10. to have

　　II. 1. isn’t anybody/is nobody 2. Why did 3. Where should

　　4. used to 5. shorter than

　　III. 1. take a picture/photo of 2. made of 3. to learn; play chess

　　4. from spending; playing computer games 5. the most difficult subject

　　Language

　　1-5 ACBDD 6-10 BDBAC 11-15 BACDC

　　第16版 寒假作業(yè)(十六)

　　Speaking

　　I. 1-5 EAFCD

　　II. 1-5 CAFEG

　　Reading

　　1-5 BADEC

　　Writing

　　One possible version:

　　Table manners all over the world are quite different. For example, in China, if you drop something on the table, you usually leave it there. Nobody picks it up to eat. But in Canada, it’s OK to eat it, especially if it’s something dry, like a piece of bread. In China, it’s polite to help your guests put some food on their plates. But in Canada, people just pass food to their guests.

　　第17版 寒假作業(yè)(十七)

　　Words & Phrases

　　I. 1. memory 2. shy 3. except 4. check 5. musician

　　6. expensive 7. respect 8. whole 9. anytime 10. mentioned

　　II. 1. In my opinion 2. took out 3. except for 4. keeps in touch with

　　5. worked as 6. find out 7. put on 8. full of

　　9. So far 10. depend on

　　III. 1-5 BCBDA

　　Sentences

　　I. 1. inventor 2. more expensive 3. winners 4. speech 5. twentieth

　　6. finishing 7. has chosen 8. centuries 9. doing 10. difference

　　II. 1. is nothing/isn’t anything 2. ought not to 3. How long

　　4. as old as 5. Why did

　　III. 1. I’m looking forward to your good news.

　　2. They have succeeded in passing the exam.

　　3. The English play is educational. It is worth seeing.

　　4. I will go skating instead of playing football this afternoon.

　　5. Don’t touch anything unless the teacher allows you to do it.

　　Language

　　1-5 ABCDB 6-10 DDCBA 11-15 CDCAB

　　第18版 寒假作業(yè)(十八)

　　Speaking

　　I. 1-5 FEBAD

　　II. 1-5 DGCEB

　　Reading

　　1. habits

　　2. 我們應(yīng)當(dāng)嚴(yán)格遵守它。

　　3. We should not talk about anything that has nothing to do with the class.

　　4. T 5. F

　　Writing

　　One possible version:

　　The Mouse with the Question Mark Tail is a new book for readers under 15 years old. It is written by Richard Peck. It is a long and interesting story with 224 pages.

　　In the book, the little mouse Minor lives with the other mice in the mews at Buckingham Palace. But he doesn’t know who he is and where he comes from, so he wants to meet the Queen and find out the answers to those questions. Do you want to know the end of the story? Well, let’s enjoy it at once!

　　第19版 寒假作業(yè)(十九)

　　A篇 1-5 BBADA 6-10 BCADB

　　B篇 1-5 CDABD

　　C篇 1-5 FTTFF

　　第20版 寒假作業(yè)(二十)

　　A篇 1-5 CABDB 6-10 DBADC

　　B篇 1-5 ACDBD

　　C篇 1. most

　　2. 這是和朋友們、家人們團(tuán)聚，并迎接新的一年的時(shí)候。

　　3. Auld Lang’s Syne

　　4. give up

　　5. New Year’s celebrations