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Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 8 （Reading Plus）
一 根据汉语提示写单词，每空一词
1. It’s a （传统） for families to gather and eat mooncakes during the
Mid Autumn Festival.
2. The king in the story was a （强大的） leader who protected his
people well.
3. The （龙） is an important figure in Chinese legends， loved by
many Chinese people.
tradition　
powerful　
dragon　
4. Her （信念） in hard work helped her finish the difficult project on
time.
5. White doves are soft and gentle， and they （象征） peace in
most parts of the world.
belief　
symbolize　
6. People often say “May good （运气） be with you” when their
friends start a new job.
7. Many people like to choose （幸运） numbers for their cars or houses
because they believe these numbers bring best wishes.
8. Chinese people consider themselves the （后代） of Yan and
Huang.
9. We usually put up red （装饰） in our house before important
festivals to make it lively.
fortune　
lucky　
descendants　
decorations　
二 阅读理解并回答问题
On a busy afternoon， as Mr Rupert greeted customers in his cafe， a
homeless man walked in， wearing smelly， old clothes. “Excuse me， sir. I
haven’t had any food in days. Could you give me something to eat？ Some
leftovers（剩菜）， perhaps？” Mr Rupert stepped back， bringing the
leftovers to the trash bin. He said rudely， “You can have all the leftovers you
want ... from the trash. Now GET OUT！” The homeless man walked out in
shame.
Later that evening， the cafe caught on fire. Mr Rupert watched his cafe， on
which he spent all his savings， burned to the ground. He broke down， all alone.
Mr Rupert sat on a bench outside his cafe， his head resting on his hands，
until the following morning. He felt hungry but his pocket was empty. He walked
towards the Pizza House nearby， feeling embarrassed. “Excuse me， sir. Could
you please give me something to eat？ I’m hungry. And ... I ... I can’t pay you.”
The manager replied impatiently， “Alright， I can give you last night’s
leftovers， but don’t expect me to do this every day！”
The words hit Mr Rupert like a ton of bricks. Just as he rushed out of the
Pizza House with the bag of leftovers， he noticed the homeless man he’d kicked
out of his cafe. He walked towards him， “Hey， excuse me. I’m sorry for not
helping you yesterday.” The homeless man was surprised. Mr Rupert told him
what had happened and shared his breakfast.
The homeless man introduced himself as Freddie and told his similar story to
Mr Rupert. The two men decided to stick together. Freddie took Mr Rupert to the
homeless shelter.
In the following days， Mr Rupert kept looking for a job. In the end， he got
them both a job—a waiter and a dishwasher in a restaurant.
As time passed， Mr Rupert and Freddie gave their best in their new roles.
Their hard work paid off well several months later when they were asked to be the
manager and the cook.
One day， while discussing making a change to the restaurant， Mr Rupert
advised， “Why don’t we start a project—Leftover Love： Free Meals on
Wheels？ We can give out leftovers on a food truck instead of throwing them
away. In that way， we grab ourselves a chance to help the homeless and the
needy！” “That’s a fantastic idea. Let’s do this！” Everyone agreed.
As they watched a crowd of happy homeless diners enjoying their meals
outside their food truck， Mr Rupert said， “This is just the beginning！” .
（　B　）1. What happened in Mr Rupert’s cafe on the busy afternoon？
A. Mr Rupert treated his customers impolitely.
B. The homeless man asked Mr Rupert for help.
C. Mr Rupert greeted many homeless men.
D. The homeless man got leftovers from the cafe.
（　A　）2. Which of the following is TRUE about Mr Rupert’s feelings？
A. He was red faced when he got the leftovers.
B. He was surprised after his cafe caught a fire.
C. He felt hopeless after he lived in the shelter.
D. He was mad when he met the homeless man again.
B
A
（　D　）3. What can we infer from the passage？
A. Mr Rupert wanted to own the restaurant.
B. The cafe would be rebuilt for homeless people.
C. The project had cost the restaurant much money.
D. More homeless people might come to have meals.
D
4. Why did Mr Rupert start a project—Leftover Love： Free Meals on Wheels？
（20个词以内）

Because he wanted to help the homeless.（言之有理即可）
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Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 1 （Section A 1a—2d）
一 根据汉语或音标提示写单词，每空一词
1. When you meet someone for the first time in many countries， it’s polite
to [与（某人）握手] hands with them.
2. In Japanese culture， people usually （鞠躬） to show respect to
others.
3. He clenched（攥紧） his /fIst/ tightly when he heard the bad news.
4. She likes to /r b/ her hands together to keep warm in winter.
5. They gave each other a warm /h ɡ/ when they met again after a long
time.
shake　
bow　
fist　
rub　
hug　
6. The little girl had a red /t i k/ because she played outside in the cold.
7. Parents often （亲吻） their children goodnight before they go to bed.
cheek　
kiss　
8. We use a （叉子） to eat Western food like steak and salad.
9. She has a friend who is an （印度人）. He comes from New Delhi.
10. It’s （罕见的） to see snow in this city in summer. The
weather is usually hot.
11. He felt （尴尬的） when he made a mistake in front of the
whole class.
12. I’m （困惑的） about which way to go because the map is not
clear.
fork　
Indian　
uncommon　
embarrassed　
confused　
13. We ordered a plate of （咖喱菜） and rice for lunch.
14. The car （碰；撞） into a tree yesterday.
15. When we met the Indian monk， he said “ ”（有礼了） to us.
curry　
bumped　
namaste　
二 匹配题
How do people in the following countries greet people when they meet for the first
time？
（　C　）1. Japan （　A　）2. India
（　D　）3. The United States （　B　）4. France
A. Put hands together and say “namaste”.
B. Kiss on both cheeks.
C. Bow with hands at sides.
D. Shake hands with each other.
C
A
D
B
三 阅读理解
In Britain you may often hear “Drop in any time” or “Come to see me
soon”， but you can’t really do that. People just say those things to make you feel
welcome. It is better to telephone before visiting someone at home. If you
receive a written invitation to an event that says “RSVP”， you should reply to
let the person who sent the invitation know whether or not you plan to go.
You should never accept an invitation unless you really plan to go. You may
refuse by saying， “Thank you for inviting me， but I will not be able to go.”
If， after accepting， you are unable to go， be sure to tell those who are
expecting you as soon as possible that you will not be there. Although it is not
necessarily expected that you give a gift to your host， it is considered polite to do
so， especially if you have been invited for a meal. Flowers， chocolate， or a
small gift are all proper. A thank you note or telephone call after the visit is also
considered polite and is an appropriate way to express your appreciation for the
invitation.
（　D　）1. What can you do when a British friend says， “Drop in any
time”？
A. Visit him or her at any time.
B. Say no time to him or her seriously.
C. Visit him or her soon.
D. Telephone him or her before visiting.
D
（　C　）2. What should you do if your British friend sends you an invitation but
you do not want to go？
A. Do not give him or her an answer.
B. Tell another friend to go instead of you.
C. Tell him or her that you can’t be there for some reason.
D. Tell him or her that you don’t want to go there.
C
（　A　）3. Which of the following is considered impolite in Britain？
A. Refuse the invitation without telling anyone.
B. Buy small presents when invited.
C. Write a thank you note after a visit.
D. Give a telephone call after a visit.
（　B　）4. Where would you probably see this passage？
A. In an invitation.
B. In a guidebook.
C. On a poster.
D. On a postcard.
A
B
谢谢观看！(共6张PPT)
Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 7 （Project）
一 根据汉语提示写单词，每空一词
1. When you meet people from different countries， proper （问
候） can show your respect.
2. Before travelling to a cold place， remember to wear the （正
确的） clothes， such as thick coats and warm gloves.
3. You should never speak with your mouth （充满） of food， which is
rude in almost every culture.
greetings　
right/proper　
full　
4. If you want to visit a foreign country， you’d better （研究） its
customs first to avoid making mistakes.
5. Learning about （文化） differences helps people get along better
when they communicate with people from other backgrounds.
research　
cultural　
6. In many Western countries， good （餐桌） manners include not
talking with your mouth open while eating.
7. When you （收到） gifts from others， it’s polite to say “Thank
you” and open them in front of the givers in some cultures.
8. It’s important to be （礼貌的） to the elderly—for example， giving
up your seat to them on the bus.
table　
receive　
polite　
二 单词拼写
根据短文内容和所给中文提示，在空白处写出单词的正确形式，每空限
填一词。
Last Sunday， my family had a big dinner to 1 （祝贺） my
cousin， who will 2 （结婚） next month.
Before dinner， my little sister looked 3 （困惑的） because
she didn’t know how to use 4 （筷子）. My mum guided her
hand， and soon she learnt to pick up rice.
congratulate
marry
confused
chopsticks
During the meal， my cousin talked about her wedding plan but said some
details were 5 （私人的）—like the surprise gift for her fiancé. We
promised not to ask. My dad then reminded us it’s 6 （不安全的） to
leave the kitchen door open while cooking， in case kids walk in.
The 7 （主要的） dish was Grandma’s braised pork. It smelt
great， and everyone loved it. After dinner， my cousin 8 （收到）
nice gifts—scarves and photo frames. We gave her a warm 9 （拥抱），
and Grandpa taught her fiancé how to 10 （鞠躬） politely， a family
tradition.
It was a great day， and we all felt happy for her.
private
unsafe
main
received
hug
bow
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Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 5 （Section B Vocabulary in Use 2a—2d）
一 请写出下列单词的反义词（用上un /im /in ）
1. happy— happy 2.friendly— friendly
3. possible— possible 4.polite— polite
5. correct— correct 6.lucky— lucky
7. patient— patient 8.formal— formal
9. direct— direct 10.able— able
11. fair— fair 12.proper— proper
13. healthy— healthy 14.active— active
un
un
im
im
in
un
im
in
in
un
un
im
un
in
二 从第一大题中选择合适的词完成下列句子
1. He is very to others and seldom greets people.
2. It is to finish this matter in one day.
3. It is a（n） behaviour to interrupt others when they are speaking.
4. The answer to this question is . Please check it again.
5. She is today and forgot to bring her keys when going out.
6. Don’t be when waiting in line. We will be there soon.
7. You can wear casual clothes to the weekend party， no need to wear
clothes.
8. The child is still young and to dress himself.
unfriendly　
impossible　
impolite　
incorrect　
unlucky　
impatient　
formal　
unable　
三 单词拼写
根据短文内容和所给中文提示，在空白处写出单词的正确形式，每空限
填一词。
Our school is going to hold an exciting 1 （亚洲的） cultural day
next month. All students are looking forward to it because there will be many
interesting activities like traditional dance performances and food stalls. 2
（首先）， we must remember some important safety rules. It’s 3
（不安全的） to play near the stage where workers are setting up heavy lights and sound equipment. We should also keep the walkways clear to avoid tripping over things. 4 （第二）， there’s a special dress code for the day.
Asian
Firstly
unsafe
Secondly
Wearing 5 （不合适的） clothes like 6 （牛仔裤） isn’t
allowed—instead， we should wear traditional clothes from our own countries， such as Hanfu for Chinese students， Kimono for Japanese students， or Sari for Indian students. 7 （第三）， we need to greet the invited guests 8_________ （正确地） with a warm smile and a polite
“welcome”.
improper
jeans
Thirdly
correctly
谢谢观看！(共13张PPT)
Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 6 （Section B 3a—3c&单元写作指导）
一 根据汉语提示写单词，每空一词
1. She will （收到） a letter from her pen pal in Australia tomorrow.
2. The （主要的） reason for his success is hard work.
3. You shouldn’t believe such （错误的） information.
4. His warm smile left a good （印象） on everyone.
5. He ended each broadcast with his special （结束语）.
receive　
main　
false　
impression　
sign off　
二 用方框中所给词语的适当形式填空，每词仅用一次
in one’s forties　as soon as　worry about　sit up　go a long way
1. Dad calls me twice a day on school trips； he always my self
care.
2. I shared my pencil case with my new classmate—small acts
to make her welcome.
3. morning break bell rings， my brother runs to play games with
his classmates.
4. My aunt is and just learnt guitar—she practises 30 minutes
after housework.
worries about　
go a long way
As soon as　
in her forties　
5. Last night my grandma had to late to read an old story to me till I
slept.
sit up　
in one’s forties　as soon as　worry about　sit up　go a long way
请用上面五句话中出现的三个短语造句
6. worry about：
7. sit up：
8. go a long way：
I worry about forgetting my English homework.　
My mum asks me not to sit up late playing games.　
Practising maths every day will go a long way.　
三 阅读短文并完成任务
任务一：语法填空。
Hi Amy，
I’m so excited because my Chinese classmate Li Ming 1 （invite）
me to his home for dinner this weekend！ But I’m also 2 （worry）—
it’ll be my first time 3 （attend） a traditional Chinese family meal，
and I’m afraid of messing up table 4 （manner）.
invited
worried
to attend
manners
Everything I know about dining is from my own country， and I heard there
are big 5 （different） here. Could you give me some advice？
First， when we sit down， should I wait for the host 6 （tell） me
where to sit， or can I choose any seat？ In my family， we usually sit wherever
we want， but I noticed Li Ming mentioned “respect seats” before.
differences
to tell
Also， the meal will have 7 （chopstick）， right？ I’ve
practised a little， but what if I drop food on the table？ Is that considered rude？
And when the host 8 （offer） me dishes， should I eat every bite he
puts on my plate？ In my country， it’s polite to finish everything， but I heard
sometimes leaving a little is okay here.
Oh， and what about drinking tea？ When the host pours tea for me， do I
need to do something special， like tapping the table？ I don’t want to do
9 （something） that makes Li Ming’s family feel disrespected.
chopsticks
offers
anything
First impressions at someone’s home are 10 important that I really want
to make a good one. Please help me out！
Looking forward to your quick reply！
Best wishes，
Tony
so
任务二：回答问题。
11. Why is Tony worrying before the dinner at Li Ming’s home？


12. What does Tony want to know about the seat when having dinner？


13. What is Tony worried about making Li Ming’s family feel？

Because it’s his first time to attend a　traditional Chinese family meal and he’s
afraid of messing up table manners.
He wants to know if he should wait for the host to tell him where to sit or choose
any seat.
He’s worried about making them feel disrespected.
四 书面表达
假设你是李平，请你对意大利交换生Armino的邮件进行回复。
To： Li Ping
From： Armino
Hi Li Ping，
How are you？ I hope you’re fine and not too busy！ I can’t wait to leave
for China next week. But could you tell me something about Chinese table
manners？ What places of interest can I visit when I am in your city？ See you
soon！
Yours，
Armino
要求：词数80左右。
Hi Armino，
Glad to hear from you and know you are excited about coming to China
soon.




There is indeed something you need to know. Let me tell you.　
In China， people use chopsticks instead of knives and forks. And there are
some important rules when using them. For example， it’s impolite to point at
someone with chopsticks. Moreover， we don’t stick them into the food. Besides，
we are not supposed to start eating first if there are older people at the table.






（113 words）
As for places of interest， China National Tea Museum is a good choice. You
can enjoy tea art performances there and see various types of tea so you can know
more about Chinese tea culture.
Hope you will have a great time in China.
Yours，
Li Ping
谢谢观看！(共10张PPT)
Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 4 （Section B 1a—1e）
一 根据汉语提示写单词
1. It’s a traditional （习俗） to eat dumplings during the Spring
Festival in many parts of China.
2. She bought a new pink （女士衬衫或短上衣） to match her white
skirt for the party.
3. I can’t decide （是否） to take the train or the plane to travel to
Beijing.
custom　
blouse　
whether　
4. This is a （私人的） meeting， so only those invited can enter the
room.
5. The （已婚的） couple decided to go on a trip to celebrate their
tenth wedding anniversary.
private　
married　
6. When the French teacher helped her with the homework， she said
“ [谢谢（法语）]” politely.
7. They waved their hands and said “ [再见（法语）]” to each
other at the airport.
merci　
au revoir　
二 用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空
1. He （shake） hands with the manager politely when they first met.
2. The little girl smiled （nice） when she received the birthday present
from her parents.
3. It’s （rude） to cut in when others are speaking.
4. We should learn to respect different （culture） backgrounds
around the world.
5. The children arrived home （safe） after playing in the park for
hours.
6. She （hug） her best friend tightly before leaving for college.
shook　
nicely　
rude　
cultural　
safely　
hugged　
三 用方框中所给词语的适当形式填空，每词仅用一次
hear from　go a long way　on time　get ready　learn about
1. Children can wild animals through this interesting documentary.
2. The train departs at 8：00 a.m.， so we must arrive at the station .
3. My uncle said he would his son who is studying in the US next
week.
4. Your patience and understanding will in dealing with this
tricky situation.
5. We need to for the exam tomorrow because it’s really an
important one.
learn about　
on time　
hear from　
go a long way　
get ready　
四 阅读理解
China covers large areas and has a great population. Different living habits
have always been an interesting topic in the country. Recently， another
difference between southern Chinese and northern Chinese became a hot one： the
way people shop at markets.
People from southern China say that they always buy what they need for just
one or two meals. It is normal for them to buy half a cabbage， two potatoes
and 0.25 kilograms of beef at a time.
However， one may be laughed at if he does this in the north. Instead，
buying vegetables and meat enough for a week is usual. Also， you can buy a
small amount of fruit， such as a single apple or pear， each time in the south.
Shop owners even help you peel and cut them. But shop owners in the north hardly
offer such service. And many fruits are sold in baskets and boxes.
The difference could be due to the different weather.
Food can be kept for a long time in the north， as it is usually cold and dry
there. Many northern Chinese have the habit of storing food， especially for the
long winter. But the hot and wet weather in the south makes southern Chinese
buy just enough food for one meal or one day， or else the food may go bad.
（　A　）1. In southern China， people usually buy 　　　　 at a time.
A. a small amount of food
B. a large amount of food
C. enough food for a week
D. enough food for a month
A
（　C　）2. Why do many northern Chinese have the habit of keeping food？
A. Because the weather is hot and wet.
B. Because food goes bad quickly.
C. Because the weather is cold and dry.
D. Because they live far away from markets.
（　B　）3. Which is the best title for the passage？
A. Different Fruits in China
B. Different Living Habits in China
C. Southern Chinese and Northern Chinese
D. Southern China and Northern China
C
B
谢谢观看！(共12张PPT)
Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 2 （Section A 3a—3d）
一 根据汉语提示写单词
1. She has a special （方式） to make her students interested in
English.
2. The map looks （令人困惑的） because there are too many lines
on it.
3. You need to find a （恰当的） time to talk to your parents about this
problem.
manner　
confusing　
proper　
4. The waiter brought a new （一份食物） after we complained about
the cold dish.
5. To keep healthy， remember to use （公筷） when
taking food from the shared plates.
serving　
serving chopsticks　
二 用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空
1. The teacher asked the students （sit up） straight in class.
2. People in China usually use （chopstick） to eat noodles.
3. His bad （manner） made everyone around him uncomfortable.
4. You should speak （proper） when introducing yourself to the
boss.
5. She felt （confuse） when she heard the two different opinions.
to sit up　
chopsticks　
manners　
properly　
confused　
三、用适当的连词填空
1．She was 　 　 nervous 　 　 she forgot to shake hands with the guest.
2．You should wash your hands 　 　 you eat with a fork, or it's not clean.
3．She didn't kiss her grandma on the cheek 　 　 her grandma was busy talking on the phone.
4．They talked happily 　 　 they were eating curry and rice.
5．She will shake hands with you 　 　 she arrives at the party.
so
that
before
because
while
as　soon　as
三 完形填空
In July， I took my kids on a holiday to Los Angeles and I felt tired. A few
days later， I went to Las Vegas on my business， and I was under a lot of stress. I
wondered what my dream was. So I wanted to get away and 　1　 for a while.
（　D　）1. A. eat B. sleep C. play D. relax
D
While I was sitting by the window， a（n） 　2　 suddenly came to me. I’d
always wanted to see the Eiffel Tower. Therefore， the idea of a two week 　3 .　
vacation alone was born. It was something I never thought I’d be planning in my
life. I had always thought， if it happened， it would be 　4　 I was retired and
old.
（　A　）2. A. idea B. matter C. opinion D. choice
（　B　）3. A. Asian B. European C. African D. American
（　C　）4. A. though B. because C. when D. since
A
B
C
I would lie if I said I wasn’t 　5　. I’d driven alone across the US before，
from California 　6　 New Jersey， but travelling to other countries whose
languages weren’t the same as 　7　 terrified me. I was worried that I wouldn’t be
able to communicate with anyone， especially if I got 　8　 somewhere.
（　B　）5. A. satisfied B. afraid C. surprised D. excited
（　C　）6. A. in B. by C. to D. of
（　B　）7. A. his B. mine C. yours D. theirs
（　A　）8. A. lost B. dressed C. married D. drunk
B
C
B
A
But I soon realized that if I wanted to follow my dreams， I had to 　9　 out
of my comfortable area. And I 　10　 realized that if I let worries take control of
me， I’d never get anywhere.
（　C　）9. A. stand B. lie C. step D. sit
（　D　）10. A. only B. just C. still D. also
C
D
As I searched for other places to visit， I found the best part was the 　11 .　
ride to Venice. As I rode on the bus and enjoyed every new thing I saw， I was
having the time of my life. And it was nice to see people， 　12　 or old， riding
their bikes to wherever they needed to go. I thought the sights of the city were so
wonderful， but 　13　 people doing their daily things was the best part of my
trip.
（　A　）11. A. bus B. train C. horse D. bike
（　C　）12. A. short B. tall C. young D. beautiful
（　D　）13. A. stopping B. making C. having D. seeing
A
C
D
Some people might say， “It’s 　14　. It’s just Venice. Thousands of people
go there every day. They enjoy the sights they like.” But it was more than that to
me. It was about having a dream and when it was time for it to 　15　， not to be
afraid， just let it happen. When I did， the result was more than I could have
possibly imagined.
（　A　）14. A. nothing B. anything C. something D. everything
（　D　）15. A. find out B. think of C. go on D. come true
A
D
谢谢观看！(共12张PPT)
Unit 6　Crossing Cultures
Period 3 （Section A Grammar Focus 4a—4c）
一 根据汉语提示写单词
1. I felt so shy when I made a mistake in class； it was such an
（使人难堪的） moment.
2. My father （习惯于） drinking a cup of coffee before he starts
working.
3. This book introduces many （与文化有关的） customs of the local
people.
embarrassing　
gets used to　
cultural　
4. We need to put a fence here to the sheep （使不碰到） the
busy road.
5. When you meet someone for the first time in a （正式的） setting，
it’s polite to shake hands and introduce yourself clearly.
keep　
off　
formal　
三 根据上下文，用所给词的适当形式和连词填空
Last weekend， Lily went to a science museum with her best friend， Lucy.
The museum was full of amazing exhibits. When they first saw the robot show，
they were 1 （amaze） because the robots could dance and sing. The
guide told them many 2 （interest） facts about robots， and Lily
found it 3 （fantastic） to listen. However， Lucy felt a little 4
（bore） after a while 5 she is more interested in art. She said， “The 3D paintings were much more 6 （excite） than the robot show！” Later， they felt hungry 7 they went to a café in the museum. The food there was delicious， 8 it was a bit expensive.
amazed
interesting
fantastic
bored
because
exciting　
so
but
Lily said， “9 we come here next time， we can bring our own snacks.”
Lucy agreed happily. They had a great day， 10 they liked
different things.
If
even though
三 完形填空
Mrs Mueller， a gentle old lady， was our next door neighbour. She had lost
her husband and didn’t have children. She always treated us 　1　. My sister
Laurel and I considered her our special friend.
（　B　）1. A. strictly B. nicely
C. secretly D. wisely
B
Early in December， Mrs Mueller went to the 　2　 and had to stay there for
some time. We considered what 　3　 to give her after her getting well again. We
knew she would be home a few days before Christmas to a（n） 　4　 house with
no holiday decorations. We lit upon the idea of decorating a small tree with lights
and cheer to greet her. We were 　5　 how to carry out our plan when the answer
appeared.
（　C　）2. A. countryside B. community C. hospital D. mountains
（　A　）3. A. gift B. attention C. direction D. chance
（　B　）4. A. old B. empty C. lonely D. fallen
（　D　）5. A. requesting B. dreaming C. explaining D. wondering
C
A
B
D
I was in Miss O’Keefe’s class. We had decorated a small beautiful 　6　 in
art class. Best of all， it had to be 　7　 from the classroom before Christmas
vacation.
Miss O’Keefe said there’d be a drawing（抽奖） for the tree. We’d each
write our name on a piece of paper and put it in the shoebox. The last day before
the 　8　， she’d draw a name from the box， and that student could take the tree
home.
（　B　）6. A. room B. tree C. lot D. garden
（　A　）7. A. taken away B. put away C. kept away D. driven away
（　D　）8. A. party B. show C. speech D. vacation
B
A
D
As I put my 　9　 paper into the box， I whispered to Miss O’Keefe that I
really hoped I’d win the tree 　10　 my sister and I wanted to give it to our
neighbour. I was sure to get it for our good reason： We wanted to make Mrs
Mueller 　11　.
（　C　）9. A. spread B. watered C. folded D. stuck
（　C　）10. A. once B. though C. because D. unless
（　A　）11. A. joyful B. thankful C. hopeful D. meaningful
C
C
A
The day came. Miss O’Keefe announced it was time for the 　12　. I held my
breath as she took the lid off the shoebox， 　13　 her eyes， turned her hand
around in the box， and drew one out. She opened her eyes， unfolded the paper，
looked at it， and 　14　， “Holly Wheeler has won the tree.”
（　A　）12. A. result B. competition C. discussion D. celebration
（　D　）13. A. lifted B. lighted C. turned D. closed
（　B　）14. A. replied B. announced C. suggested D. whispered
A
D
B
The next day， when Mrs Mueller’s car came， we hurried over to 　15。
her back. We followed as she slowly walked into the house and turned on the lights.
Then she saw the tree. First， there was a look of surprise. Then， a sweet smile
appeared， and her eyes were filled with tears. She softly said， “Thank you.”
（　D　）15. A. beg B. carry
C. follow D. welcome
D
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