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is to the north of England. 蘇格蘭在英格蘭之北。 Ⅳ .單項(xiàng)填空。 ( ) 1. — Her house is near a factory. — Oh, it ______ be very noisy. A. need B. can’t C. must ( ) 2. ______ went hiking last weekend because of the bad weather. A. Someone B. No one C. Everyone ( ) 3. — Must I return the book this week? — No, you ______. You can ______ it for 20 days. A. mustn’t。 keep B. needn’t。 borrow C. needn’t。 keep ( ) 4.— Can you go to see a film with us this evening? — Sorry, I can’t. I _____ take care of my little brother at home because my mother is ill. A. have to B. may C. would ( ) 5. When I walked past the park, I saw some old people _____ Chinese Taiji. A. do B. did C. doing Ⅴ .完形填空。 Latchkey Kids Are you home only yourself after school? No one knows how many 1 are home after school and no parents at home, but they know the 2 is in the millions(百萬(wàn) ). Kids who take care of themselves are sometimes 3 “l(fā)atchkey” kids. This nickname got its start in the 1940s, 4 World War II. The men were away at war, so many women had to take jobs in factories to 5 the country going. With both parents away, lots of kids went back to a 6 man’s home after school. Latchkey kids wore a house key around their 7 and this key opened the front door or latch. Today, it’s mon for 8 parents to work or for kids to live with just one parent, so a new group of kids is spending 9 no one with them after school. Many schools now have afterschool activities, 10 some don’t, and in some cases, families may not be able to pay for the more money. ( )