【正文】 ive entertainment, food fair, arts and crafts show and a spectacular fireworks show over the scenic Cane River Lake. Minifestivals are held every weekend in December w 8 a Holiday Tour of Homes, entertainment and fireworks every Saturday and a 9 midnight on New Year39。s remains in a beautiful, peaceful environment. By scattering their remains around the base of a tree dedicated to their precious memory, you will be assured that their memory will rest in peace forever in the beautiful mountains and green forests. 1． The purpose of planting a tree is to ________ according to the text. A． protect the environment of that country B． build a forest for people to do some activities C． remember a special occasion and people you love D． do something for a charity (慈善 ) 2． The tree planting ceremony is liked by people in________. A． few countries B． no country C． several countries D． a lot of countries 3． The trees people want to plant are planted by________. A． themselves B． the staff in Celebration Forest C． their relatives D． people in a forest 4． The people who have trees planted will be________. A． invited to see their trees sometimes B． let alone C． asked for a lot of money D． given some photos of their tress every year 5． The passage is written by________. A． a treeloving writer B． a person called Forest in the government C． someone on treeplanting day D． a business anization called Celebration Forest B 閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下列句子是否正確。s first Celebration Station was opened in 1982 as a family pizza restaurant. With the developing of the entertainment centers, miniature golf, batting cages, game rooms, and gokart tracks were added, expanding the idea of a center with activities for every age. In the summer of 1989, Celebration Station became a division of Whiteco Industries, and within three years, 10 new entertainment centers opened. Today, Celebration Station has bee a family place for wholesome fun and good food—a place with a reputation for quality. The centers add new features and events. Celebration station also has bee a major employer for many teenagers experiencing their first job responsibilities, all of which supports Celebration Station39。 Fun Centers by providing excellent guest service. It39。s Celebration Station was first opened, it was not only a restaurant but also a club. ( ) 2． Now people of all ages can take part in the activities and enjoy themselves in the center. ( ) 3． As a teenager you can also find a job in the Celebration Station even if you don39。s Celebration Station. ( ) 5． There is also a parklike place where everyone can find his own suitable area to relax himself.( ) 七、書面表達 你準(zhǔn)備在一次中美高中生文化交流會上介紹中國的春節(jié)。 1．介紹主題。 3．近年的春節(jié)更是熱鬧非凡，標(biāo)志著我國的興旺發(fā)達。s the name of that boy? Is he Henry Smith? W: No, he39。s the name of the boy? Text 2 W: Have you taken my keys out of my handbag? M: No, I saw they were with your handbag in the hall. Q: What was the woman looking for? Text 3 M: People say the manager doesn39。ve had trouble with it even since I bought it. I insist on seeing the manager. W: Actually, there is no need for that, Sir. I39。m afraid Mr. Carson is in a very important meeting at the moment and cannot be disturbed. May I know who39。m afraid the meeting isn39。clock and then he has a lunch appointment. If he has time, I could ask him to ring you before he leaves. M: Yes, I39。ll ask Mr. Carson to ring you as soon as he is free. M: Yes, it39。ve got it. If Mr. Carson can39。ll ask him to ring you as soon as he returns from lunch. M: Thank you. Text 7 W: Hi, Lewis, there were no classes yesterday afternoon, what did you do? M: Nothing much. You look tired. What39。 s mother was ill. She had to take her to the hospital. So I looked after her baby. M: Did the baby cry? W: Yes. At first she was asleep. When she woke up, she began to cry. M: What could you do? W: I jumped and sang and did all kinds of things. M: Did you make the baby laugh? W: Sure! M: You are great. Text 8 M: I think I was very lucky to get that job. Now we are able to live in a little village. W: Ah, but it won39。ll be a lot more people here in about five years39。t be any factories. Just 2 or 3 office buildings and they39。d fotten how clear the country air could be and it was so quiet! W: I didn39。t get used to the silence. The only noise I heard last night was the rain falling at about two o39。d like some information, please. We want to go to England. M: OK. What do you want to know? W: Well, first of all, we want to know the air fare to London. M: When do you want to go? W: We don39。s less in March and April. It39。s more in July. W: More? How much is it then？ M: It39。ll think it over before I make the last decision. Unit 2 Text 1 M: It seems you all like Susan. W: You39。s a girl with good manners. Q: Why do people like Susan? Text 2 M: Don39。t. Q: What are they most probably doing？ Text 3 M: I39。t hurry. It39。t have to, but I want to know more. Q: What does the woman mean? Text 5 M: Do you mind if I smoke? W: Please don39。ve just missed it! W: What? It39。m sorry, madam. That clock is ten minutes slow. W: When39。 time. Text 7 W: How is your mother feeling these days? M: Much better, thanks. She39。s wonderful. When will you be back at your job? M: I think I need to wait to take care of her and do some cleaning for her ing home. W: Why don39。re a kind and thoughtful man, I admire you very much. M: I39。s enjoy this simple dinner for your birthday. Unit 3 Text 1 M: Can I watch TV? W: No. Not until you finish your homework. Q: Where does the conversation take place? Text 2 W: May I help you, Sir? M: Yes. I39。re on the third floor. Q: Where are the reference books? Text 4 M: I39。ll be nine dollars. Q: How much is one ticket? Text 5 M: Wh