【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 nice and clean plate?”( ) 51. is going to have a birthday party. A. Bruce B. Betty C. Kangkang D. Jack( ) 52. What did Bruce’s mother tell him?A. She told him to eat food freely(自由地)B. She told him not to eat food before others gave him some when he was at Kangkang’s house.C. She told him not to eat food. D. She told him to e on time(按時(shí)).( ) 53. Why did Bruce hold up his plate?A. Because he wasn’t polite. B. Because he didn’t give Kangkang presents.C. Because Kangkang’s parents forgot to give him some.D. Because he liked listening to music very much.(B)Today is October 12th. It’s Monday, the day before yesterday was Tom’s fourteenth birthday.He had a party in his house. He invited Kate, Helen, Jane, Jim and David to her birthday party. But David didn’t e because he had to go to the doctor. Each of them brought a birthday present for him and said happy birthday to him.Kate brought a big cake. It had fourteen candles on it. They sang birthday song and had some ice cream and some fruit.After that, Helen played the guitar. Others sang and danced. Everyone had a good time.( ) 54. How old is Tom? A. Fifteen B. Twelve C. Fourteen D. We don’t know.( ) 55. When was Tom’s birthday? A. October 12th. B. October 11th. C. October 10th. D. October 9th.( ) 56. What’s on the cake? A. Fourteen candles B. Ice cream C. Some fruit D. Nothing( ) 57. Which of the following is right?A. David didn’t e because he had to do his homework.B. Kate brought a big cake and Jane played the guitar.C. Each of Tom’s friends brought a birthday present for him.D. Tom’s birthday was on Sunday.(C) One day, an old man was selling a big elephant. A young man came up to the elephant and began to look at it slowly（慢）. The old man went up to him and said in his ear. “Don’t say anything about the elephant before I sell it. Then I am giving you some meat.” “All right.” Said the young man. After the old man sold the elephant, he gave the young man some meat and said, “Now, can you tell me how you see the bad ears of the elephant?”“I didn’t find the bad ears,” said the young man. “Then why do you look at it slowly?” asked the old man.The young man said, “I never saw an elephant before, and I wanted to know what it looked like.”( ) 58. The young man looked at the elephant. He wanted to find . A. its bad eyes B. some meat C. a good elephant D. what it looked like( ) 59. The young man . A. knew the elephant wasn’t good B. found the bad ears but didn’t tell it C. looked after the elephant D. got some meat( ) 60. We know that . A. the old man wasn’t honest(誠實(shí)的) B. the young man bought the elephant C. the old man was a good man D. the elephant was a good one( ) 61. The young man looked at it slowly because he . A. liked the elephant B. wanted to buy it C. didn’t see any elephant before D. wanted to help the old man(D) In the front of many American houses you can see a mat. People call it a “wele mat”, because many of these mats have the word “wele” on them. Some wele mats have the family name on them. Because Americans don’t take off(脫掉) shoes, before they go into the house, they need a wele mat to clean their shoes. If their kids don’t clean their shoes on the mat, their parents may scold (責(zé)罵) them. If you go to an American home, you must remember to clean your shoes on the mat. If you don’t clean your shoes on it, sometimes they may tell you to do. Remember, “Different countries, different customs(風(fēng)俗).”( ) 62. What’s the