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1.A.wellB.healthC.very

2.A.muchB.likeC.many

3.A.meetB.lookC.meat

4.A.mouseB.dogC.safety

5.A.whatB.howC.then

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1.From then on, Sam and Tina_________ good friends.

A.become
B.becomes
C.became

2.What is your cousin¡¯s bad _____?

A.habits
B.habit
C.a habit

3.Does Tom learn English_________?Yes, he often ________English books after dinner.

A.good; reads
B.well; reads
C.well; looks

4.The lion cried_________.¡® ________can I get out?¡¯

A.sadly; what
B.sadly; How
C.sad; How

5.This is my new house.Let me ________you ________ it.

A.show; around
B.show; to
C.show; for

6.The child____ eating ice creams.

A.are
B.like
C.likes

7.I have____ beautiful caps in my bedroom.

A.a little
B.a few
C.lot of

8.How can we cross the road________?

A.safety
B.safe
C.safely

9.Your little sister____ walk now.She is only one year old.

A.can
B.can¡¯t
C.mustn¡¯t

10.I¡¯m so sad, there¡¯s just _______ water in the bottle.I¡¯m too thirsty!

A.a few
B. a litter
C. little

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¡¡¡¡The traffic rule in England is different from that in China. When you are in England, you must be very careful on the street because the traffic drives on the left. You must look at the right first and then the left. If the traffic lights are red, the traffic must stop. Then the people can cross the road on foot. If the traffic lights are green, the traffic can go. People mustn¡¯t cross on foot.

¡¡¡¡When you go by bus in England, you have to be careful too. Always remember the traffic moves on the left. You mustn¡¯t go the wrong way. In many English cities, there are big buses with two floors. You can sit on the second floor. From there you can see the city very well. It¡¯s very interesting.

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1.England and Hong Kong have the same traffic rule.£¨TF£©

2.The traffic drives on the left in China (TF)

3.In England, you must look at the left first and then the right.(TF)

4.People mustn¡¯t go on the left in England.(TF)

5.The traffic light is green; people mustn't cross on foot in England.(TF)

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