Unit 3 Could you please tell me where the restrooms are？

詞形轉換

1. suggest v. → n.____________

2. correct v./adj. → adv.____________

3. convenient adj. → n.____________

4. polite adj. → adv.____________

5. fascinating adj. → n.____________

短語搭配

1. 路過；經過

2. 什么，請再說一次

3. 基于……；以……為基礎

4. 在去……的路上

5. 尋求幫助

用所給單詞的正確形式填空

1. Can you give us some ______ （suggest） on my spoken English？

2. A ______ （faithfully） friend helps when you are in trouble.

3. Since I haven’t seen Mary for a few days， I learnt the news ______ （direct）.

4. All I ______ （request） of you was that you came early.

5. I feel ______ （ fascinating） to go to the movies.

句子翻譯

1. 你能告訴我最近的車站在哪里嗎？

2. 走過那個書店然后右轉，你就會看到郵局。

3. 請問我在哪里可以找到洗手間？

4. 在國外，怎樣禮貌地問路是很重要的。

5. 他們建議我們制定一個新的計劃。（suggest）

Section A

單項選擇

（ ） 1. Could you please tell me ___ get to the railway station？

A. where can IB. how can I

C. where I canD. how I can

（ ） 2. Before 2003， there was no direct airline ___ Taiwan and the mainland.

A. withB. in

C. betweenD. at

（ ） 3. He didn’t tell me ___ .

A. which floor did he live

B. which floor he lives on

C. which floor he lived on

D. which floor he lived

（ ） 4. It is important for us to know how ___ requests politely.

A. askB. to ask

C. makeD. to make

（ ） 5. It ___ that everyone ___ to laugh.

A. seems； lovesB. seem； love

C. seems； loveD. seem； loves

（ ） 6. — Do you know Lydia very well？

— Yes， She and I have___ friends since we were very young.

A. madeB. become

C. beenD. turned

（ ） 7. Never forget to find out the direction when you are ___ a rush.

A. atB. with

C. overD. in

（ ） 8. He wrote a letter ___ his father to come to see him.

A. requestsB. requesting

C. requestD. requested

完形填空

Poor Martin lost his work and was trying to find a job. One day he read in the newspaper that a man was 1 to work in the zoo. He was very glad and went to the boss of the zoo. The boss told him that their monkey had just died， 2 they wanted him to take the monkey’s place.

As soon as he heard this， Martin got angry and 3 ， “Take this place yourself. You look more like a monkey than I do.” “Don’t expect it like that，” said the boss. “I know you don’t look like a monkey， but we’ll 4 you up.” Martin thought about it for a while. Though he didn’t like the idea， he had to make a living after all. So he 5 the job in the end.

The next day Martin started to work. It wasn’t so bad. The only thing he didn’t 6 was the tiger in the cage next to him. But， as there were strong bars 7 them， he soon got used to his neighbor.

One afternoon he climbed up to the top of the bars. Suddenly he 8 his footing and didn’t fell on his own side of the bars， but into the tiger’s cage. Martin had to 9 the bars again quickly to get back into his own cage. But he had hurt his feet so badly that he couldn’t move. He 10 his face in his hands so as not to see the tiger coming.

“Don’t be afraid， old man. I’m in the same boat as you，” said the tiger.

（ ） 1. A. toldB. paidC. wantedD. chosen

（ ） 2. A. butB. forC. althoughD. so

（ ） 3. A. shoutedB. jokedC. wonderedD. laughed

（ ） 4. A. pickB. dressC. bringD. give

（ ） 5. A. tookB. gaveC. refusedD. lost

（ ） 6. A. understandB. careC. likeD. forget

（ ） 7. A. behindB. besideC. beforeD. between

（ ） 8. A. missedB. fellC. heardD. stopped

（ ） 9. A. climbB. liftC. moveD. jump

（ ） 10. A.sawB. putC. restedD. hid

選詞填空

從方框中選出10個單詞，并將其正確形式填寫在相應題號的位置上（每詞限用一次）。

historydecidechoosecommonconvenientmake

enjoywayanotherwhilethinkserve

American summers are filled with outdoor picnics， baseball games and swimming pools. Summer in America is a time to 1 the outdoors， no matter how hot it might be. Let’s take a look at some of the popular drinks.

Lemonade is the 2 of all American summer drinks. It is 3 by mixing lemon juice， water and sugar. It is usually served very cold， with ice.

Ice tea is 4 popular summer drink in America. Ice tea is usually 5 in a tall glass of ice. Many Americans 6 to add sugar to sweeten the drink. This drink is often drunk in the afternoon 7 relaxing in the shade. Ice tea is now also sold by the bottle， at almost any store in America.

The Slurpee， a famous American drink in recent years， is a great 8 to cool off in the summer heat. It is a mix of ice， sugar and fruit juices. However， the drink is mostly made of ice. They can be bought at most small 9 stores. Slurpees are popular with young Americans.

Milkshakes have a long 10 in America. It is made of a mix of ice cream， milk and flavoring.

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

補全對話（七選五）

A： Excuse me. Could you tell me where the nearest museum is？

B： Well， it’s a bit far. You can go along the street， then take the first turning on the right. Walk on and you’ll find one there. 1

A： Oh， thanks. 2

B： It should be open now. It opens at 8： 00 a.m.

A： Good. 3

B： Which bus？ I don’t know. You may ask the policeman over there. 4

A： OK， by the way， where’s the nearest McDonald’s， do you know？

B： 5 See that sign？

A： Oh， thanks a lot.

B： You’re welcome.

A. And can you tell me which bus I should take？

B. Do you know at what time it opens？

C. He must know that.

D. Right behind you， Sir.

E. You don’t need to rush.

F. You can’t miss it.

G. I wonder where I should go next.

1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____ 4. ____ 5. ____

Section B

單項選擇

（ ） 1. — Excuse me， I wonder if you can help me.

— ___ .

A. You’re welcomeB. Not at all

C. Pardon meD. I’ll try my best

（ ） 2. We found ___ necessary to protect the environment.

A. itB. this

C. thatD. what

（ ） 3. Every day I spend two hours ___ my homework.

A. finishing to doB. finishing doing

C. to finish to doD. to finish doing

（ ） 4. Our doctor， ___ we all like very much， is leaving.

A. whenB. that

C. whichD. whom

（ ） 5. Look！ Do you know the old man ___ is giving a speech？

A. whomB. who

C. whichD. whose

（ ） 6. He looked out of the window ___ the direction of the woodman’s eyes.

A. atB. with

C. inD. by

（ ） 7. There is no one ___ I think I can trust.

A. whatB. whom

C. whereD. which

（ ） 8. He requested his friend ___ with him.

A. to goB. going

C. wentD. to going

閱讀理解

Passage One

Mr and Mrs Smith had always spent their summer holidays in New Jersey in the past， staying in a small hotel at the foot of a hill.

One year， however， Mr Smith made a lot of money in his business， so they decided to go to London and stay at a really good hotel while they went touring around that famous city.

They flew to London and arrived at their hotel late one evening. They had expected that they would have to go to bed hungry， because in that small hotel in New Jersey， no meals were served after seven. They were surprised when the waiter asked whether they would take dinner there that night. “Are you still serving dinner？” asked Mr Smith. “Yes， certainly， sir，” answered the waiter. “We serve it until half past nine.”

“What are the times of meals then，” asked Mr Smith. “Well， sir，” answered the waiter. “We serve breakfast from seven to half past eleven in the morning， lunch from twelve to three in the afternoon，tea from four to five， and dinner from six to half past nine.”

“But that hardly leaves any time for us to see the sights of London，” said Mr Smith.

（ ） 1. Where did Mr and Mrs Smith always spend their holidays before they got rich？

A. In New York.B. In London.

C. In New Jersey.D. In Washington.

（ ） 2. How did they go to London？

A. By sea.B. By plane.

C. By train.D. By bus.

（ ） 3. How many times did Mr and Mrs Smith go to London？

A. Once.B. Twice.

C. Three times.D. Four times.

（ ） 4. Why did Mr Smith think they have no time to travel？

A. There were too many sights in London.

B. They had to spend much money on three meals.

C. They would spend most of the time on three meals.

D. The trip was too short to enjoy sights of London.

Passage Two

If you do not use your arms or your legs for some time， they will become weak. When you start using them again， they slowly become strong again. Everybody knows that. Yet many people do not seem to know that memory works in the same way.

When someone says that he has a good memory， he really means that he keeps his memory in practice by using it. When someone else says that his memory is poor， he really means that he does not give it enough chance to become strong.

If a friend says that his arms and legs are weak， we know that it is his own fault （過錯）. But if he tells us that he has a poor memory， many of us think that his parents are to be blamed （責備）， and few of us know that it is just his own fault.

Have you ever found that some people can’t read or write but usually they have better memories？ This is because they cannot read or write and they have to remember things； they cannot write them down in a little notebook. They have to remember days， names， songs and stories， so their memory is the whole time being exercised. So if you want to have a good memory， learn from the people： practice remembering.

（ ） 1. Which of the following is true about your memory？

A. It gets weak if you use it too much.

B. It needs to work to become strong.

C. It is like your arms and legs.

D. It is often very weak.

（ ） 2. To have a good memory， you must ___ .

A. practice it

B. get enough rest

C. have clever parents

D. use your arms and legs often

（ ） 3. If one has a bad memory， it is because of ___ .

A. his own faultB. his parents

C. too much exerciseD. his weak brain

（ ） 4. One who can’t read or write may have good memories because ___ .

A. they are clever

B. they are hard-working

C. they have to remember things

D. they are good at remembering things

（ ） 5. How can you have a good memory？

A. By becoming healthy.

B. By practicing remembering.

C. By doing more physical exercise.

D. By asking help from your parents.

書面表達

某學校開展以“How to behave well？”為主題的英語作文比賽，請你根據以下提示，以一名初中學生的身份寫一篇100詞左右的短文，可適當增加細節。

要點提示：

1. 守時、不說臟話；

2. 禮貌待人、熱心助人；

3. 遵守交通規則、不亂扔垃圾。

How to behave well？