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英文橘子 單元2

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

P45-01

There ______ more than twenty clubs in our school. Which one would you like to join?

a)

has

b)

have

c)

is

d)

are

2.

P45-02

Excuse me. I really need to go now. My kids ______ for me at school.

a)

are waiting

b)

were waiting

c)

wait

d)

waited

3.

P45-03

Some songs are forgotten very quickly. A really good song can pass the test of

______ and be remembered for many, many years.

a)

knowledge

b)

sound

c)

time

d)

weather

4.

P45-01

Look at the picture. Where is the tiger?

a)

Under the tree.

b)

Next to the house.

c)

In the sea.

d)

Between the tree and the house.

5.

P46-02

Emma was ______ because she found her handbag. She lost it last week.

a)

busy

b)

worried

c)

lucky

d)

free

6.

P46-03

Gloria: How many people ______ in the factory when it was on fire?

Kent: Ten. The fire fighters are still looking for them now.

a)

were they

b)

are there

c)

would be there

d)

were there

7.

P46-04

______ may not be enough drinking water for us after the typhoon. We should store some now.

a)

There

b)

It

c)

That

d)

We

8.

P46-05

Allen: ______any people working on the ship during the typhoon?

Carol: No, they all came back before it came.

a)

Was there

b)

Were there

c)

Was it

d)

Did they

9.

P46-06

It says the toy on the box is for children aged seven and ______, You are six, so you can't play with it.

a)

blew

b)

between

c)

above

d)

around

10.

P46-07

Let's stay at home to enjoy reading Harry's latest book! The weather ______ said it's going to rain heavily in one hour.

a)

notice

b)

movie

c)

paper

d)

report

11.

P46-08

Go straight ______ the road for two blocks, and you will see the city library on your left.

a)

above

b)

along

c)

around

d)

between

12.

P46-09

Sara: Where can we put the trash?

Julia: See? ______ many trash cans under the trees. Let's put it there.

a)

It is

b)

There is

c)

They are

d)

There are

13.

P46-10

Darry: Who ______ to music? I can't stand loud music.

Tina: Hank is. Let's tell him to turn it down.

a)

listened

b)

is listening

c)

will listen

d)

was listening

14.

P46-11

There is going to ______ a concert at our school next Monday. I think I won't sleep the night before.

a)

have

b)

do

c)

get

d)

be

15.

P46-12

Willy: Is there any cheese in the refrigerator?

Simon: ______ .

a)

Yes, it is.

b)

No, there isn't.

c)

Yes, there are some.

d)

No, there aren't.

16.

P46-13

Near the school ______ some dogs. Be careful when you go there.

a)

has

b)

have

c)

is

d)

are

17.

P46-14

That song is ______ people of all ages. Almost everyone can sing it.

a)

successful in

b)

busy with

c)

popular with

d)

careful about

18.

P46-15

Christy: ______ will you leave for England?

Vincent: On December second.

a)

What time

b)

What date

c)

How often

d)

How long

19.

P47-16

Vicky: Mom will fly to the USA on business ______ the evening of December 31.

Ted: That's too bad. She can't ring in the new year with us.

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

d)

X

20.

P47-17

Some famous basketball players are coming to Taiwan and playing with our national team on ______.

a)

the year 2022

b)

next month

c)

February,2022

d)

February second

21.

P47-18

Before going swimming at the beach, you have to make sure It's a safe place

______. And then, you can have fun swimming there.

a)

almost

b)

first

c)

last

d)

also

22.

P47-19

The watch means a lot to me. Nothing can be more ______ to me than it.

a)

popular

b)

interesting

c)

important

d)

convenient

23.

P47-20

A strong and ______ body will be able to fight off the illness without the use of

medicine.

a)

healthy

b)

weak

c)

thin

d)

slim

24.

P47-21

Charles Schulz is a world-famous cartoonist. His work, Peanuts, __21__。People enjoy the stories of Charlie Brown, his pet dog Snoopy, his sister Sally, and his friends. In the late 1960s, Peanuts ran in more than 2600 newspapers, and 355 million readers over 75 countries read his comic stories almost everyday.

 

How did Charles Schulz come up with Charlie Brown, the leading character in Peanuts? Charlie was a loser. He couldn't fly a kite. He never won a baseball game or kicks a football in  the match. __22__ They thought he was stupid. Was Charles Schultz himself like Charlie Brown in some ways? The answer was yes.

 

When Charles Schulz was in the eighth grade, he failed every subject. And he did not do any better in high school. He wasn't good at studying or playing any kind of sports. __23__ He often felt lonely. Luckily, Schulz loved drawing. He was very proud of his art work though no one else liked it. In the 1940s, Schultz got the chance to write down his own stories and his dog in a newspaper weekly. Finally, he became a well-known cartoonist of all time.

 

cartoonist漫畫家  character角色  match比賽

a)

is popular with people of all ages in the world

b)

is about a smart boy at school

c)

talks about a stupid boy and his pets

d)

hard to understand

25.

P47-22

Charles Schulz is a world-famous cartoonist. His work, Peanuts, __21__。People enjoy the stories of Charlie Brown, his pet dog Snoopy, his sister Sally, and his friends. In the late 1960s, Peanuts ran in more than 2600 newspapers, and 355 million readers over 75 countries read his comic stories almost everyday.

 

How did Charles Schulz come up with Charlie Brown, the leading character in Peanuts? Charlie was a loser. He couldn't fly a kite. He never won a baseball game or kicks a football in  the match. __22__ They thought he was stupid. Was Charles Schultz himself like Charlie Brown in some ways? The answer was yes.

 

When Charles Schulz was in the eighth grade, he failed every subject. And he did not do any better in high school. He wasn't good at studying or playing any kind of sports. __23__ He often felt lonely. Luckily, Schulz loved drawing. He was very proud of his art work though no one else liked it. In the 1940s, Schultz got the chance to write down his own stories and his dog in a newspaper weekly. Finally, he became a well-known cartoonist of all time.

 

cartoonist漫畫家  character角色  match比賽

a)

He was a good example to his friends.

b)

His friends were all nice to him.

c)

He was just like any of his friends.

d)

His friends often laughed at him.

26.

P48-23

Charles Schulz is a world-famous cartoonist. His work, Peanuts, __21__。People enjoy the stories of Charlie Brown, his pet dog Snoopy, his sister Sally, and his friends. In the late 1960s, Peanuts ran in more than 2600 newspapers, and 355 million readers over 75 countries read his comic stories almost everyday.

 

How did Charles Schulz come up with Charlie Brown, the leading character in Peanuts? Charlie was a loser. He couldn't fly a kite. He never won a baseball game or kicks a football in  the match. __22__ They thought he was stupid. Was Charles Schultz himself like Charlie Brown in some ways? The answer was yes.

 

When Charles Schulz was in the eighth grade, he failed every subject. And he did not do any better in high school. He wasn't good at studying or playing any kind of sports. __23__ He often felt lonely. Luckily, Schulz loved drawing. He was very proud of his art work though no one else liked it. In the 1940s, Schultz got the chance to write down his own stories and his dog in a newspaper weekly. Finally, he became a well-known cartoonist of all time.

 

cartoonist漫畫家  character角色  match比賽

a)

He was good at making friends.

b)

No one else in Schulz's school cared much about him.

c)

He enjoyed his school life very much.

d)

Nothing in the world was interesting to him.

27.

P48-24

(Tina Lee is interviewing William Chen about picking strawberries.)

 

Tina: It's the strawberry season. Thousands of tourists visit strawberry farms in Dahu during the season every year, and they are crazy about the sweet taste! __24__, William?

 

William: The strawberry season begins in December and ends in April. If you go strawberry picking in March, you __25__  abetter chance of picking the sweetest ones of the year.

 

Tina: That's a very good idea! How do we pick strawberries with a better flavor?

 

William: Remember, it's all about color! Be sure to pick redder strawberries in color. If the berries are too white or yellow in color, don't pick them. __26__ Believe me. You won't like the taste.

 

Tina: Hmm. I got it. What about the size? __27__

 

William: No, they don't. In fact, large strawberries may not taste as good as small ones.  

Tina: Very good to know! Thank you for the useful tips!

 

William: You're welcome.

tourist 觀光客 flavor 風味 

 

a)

Why are strawberries so popular

b)

How much is a strawberry-picking trip

c)

When is the best time to pick strawberries

d)

How many strawberry farms are there in Dahu

28.

P48-25

(Tina Lee is interviewing William Chen about picking strawberries.)

 

Tina: It's the strawberry season. Thousands of tourists visit strawberry farms in Dahu during the season every year, and they are crazy about the sweet taste! __24__, William?

 

William: The strawberry season begins in December and ends in April. If you go strawberry picking in March, you __25__  abetter chance of picking the sweetest ones of the year.

 

Tina: That's a very good idea! How do we pick strawberries with a better flavor?

 

William: Remember, it's all about color! Be sure to pick redder strawberries in color. If the berries are too white or yellow in color, don't pick them. __26__ Believe me. You won't like the taste.

 

Tina: Hmm. I got it. What about the size? __27__

 

William: No, they don't. In fact, large strawberries may not taste as good as small ones.  

Tina: Very good to know! Thank you for the useful tips!

 

William: You're welcome.

tourist 觀光客 flavor 風味 

 

a)

are having

b)

had

c)

would have

d)

will have

29.

P48-26

(Tina Lee is interviewing William Chen about picking strawberries.)

 

Tina: It's the strawberry season. Thousands of tourists visit strawberry farms in Dahu during the season every year, and they are crazy about the sweet taste! __24__, William?

 

William: The strawberry season begins in December and ends in April. If you go strawberry picking in March, you __25__  abetter chance of picking the sweetest ones of the year.

 

Tina: That's a very good idea! How do we pick strawberries with a better flavor?

 

William: Remember, it's all about color! Be sure to pick redder strawberries in color. If the berries are too white or yellow in color, don't pick them. __26__ Believe me. You won't like the taste.

 

Tina: Hmm. I got it. What about the size? __27__

 

William: No, they don't. In fact, large strawberries may not taste as good as small ones.  

Tina: Very good to know! Thank you for the useful tips!

 

William: You're welcome.

tourist 觀光客 flavor 風味 

 

a)

They look and smell the best of all.

b)

They will cost you a lot.

c)

They are for making strawberry cakes.

d)

They are not ready for you to eat.

30.

P48-27

(Tina Lee is interviewing William Chen about picking strawberries.)

 

Tina: It's the strawberry season. Thousands of tourists visit strawberry farms in Dahu during the season every year, and they are crazy about the sweet taste! __24__, William?

 

William: The strawberry season begins in December and ends in April. If you go strawberry picking in March, you __25__  abetter chance of picking the sweetest ones of the year.

 

Tina: That's a very good idea! How do we pick strawberries with a better flavor?

 

William: Remember, it's all about color! Be sure to pick redder strawberries in color. If the berries are too white or yellow in color, don't pick them. __26__ Believe me. You won't like the taste.

 

Tina: Hmm. I got it. What about the size? __27__

 

William: No, they don't. In fact, large strawberries may not taste as good as small ones.  

Tina: Very good to know! Thank you for the useful tips!

 

William: You're welcome.

tourist 觀光客 flavor 風味 

 

a)

Do large strawberries usually taste better than small ones?

b)

How big can a strawberry on your farm be?

c)

Does the size have anything to do with the color?

d)

Do you like bigger strawberries or smaller ones?

31.

P49-28

stressed 感到有壓力的 guilty內疚的 feeling 感受

Q28. What does binge on mean?

a)

To eat a lot.

b)

To learn baking.

c)

To throw away.

d)

To have only a little.

32.

P49-29

stressed 感到有壓力的 guilty內疚的 feeling 感受

Q29. What did Samantha's father notice?

a)

She lived by herself.

b)

She lived fast food.

c)

She always felt good about herself.

d)

She was experiencing an eating problem.

33.

P49-30

stressed 感到有壓力的 guilty內疚的 feeling 感受

Q30. What can we know about Samantha?

a)

She got hungry easily.

b)

Her father didn't care about her.

c)

She knew ways to deal with her feelings.

d)

She seldom shared her feelings with her parents.

34.

 P50-31

This summer vacation, Anna took an exciting trip to Rotterdam. She visited the famous Cube Houses. Before the trip, she took some notes.

Rotterdam:

1. It is the second largest city in the Netherlands.

2. It is in the south west of the Netherlands.

3. It is home to more than 650,000 people

4. It is near the North Sea.

5. It lies on the banks of the River Meuse.

 

Anna visited the Cube Houses on July 2lst. It was really an eye-opening experience. The following is her post on the Facebook wall.

Q31. Where is Rotterdam?

a)
b)
c)
d)
35.

 P50-32

This summer vacation, Anna took an exciting trip to Rotterdam. She visited the famous Cube Houses. Before the trip, she took some notes.

Rotterdam:

1. It is the second largest city in the Netherlands.

2. It is in the south west of the Netherlands.

3. It is home to more than 650,000 people

4. It is near the North Sea.

5. It lies on the banks of the River Meuse.

 

Anna visited the Cube Houses on July 2lst. It was really an eye-opening experience. The following is her post on the Facebook wall.

Q32. What does odd-looking mean?

a)

Touching.

b)

Tidy.

c)

Useful.

d)

Strange.

36.

 P50-33

This summer vacation, Anna took an exciting trip to Rotterdam. She visited the famous Cube Houses. Before the trip, she took some notes.

Rotterdam:

1. It is the second largest city in the Netherlands.

2. It is in the south west of the Netherlands.

3. It is home to more than 650,000 people

4. It is near the North Sea.

5. It lies on the banks of the River Meuse.

 

Anna visited the Cube Houses on July 2lst. It was really an eye-opening experience. The following is her post on the Facebook wall.

Q33. What can we learn about the Cube Houses from Anna's Facebook wall?

a)

It is not easy to build them.

b)

It is usually very hot on the third floor.

c)

It may not be comfortable to stay in them.

d)

There is usually a lot of light inside.

37.

P51-Q34

What is the writer writing about?

stanza 詩節

a)

Medicine.

b)

Flowers.

c)

Fruits.

d)

School subjects.

38.

P51-Q35

Which stanza can show it?

Bob: It is tiring to carry it home. It feels so heavy for its size.

Blake: But there is little room in the fridge for it. Since it's so hot and we are thirsty, why not have some bites first?

Bob: Sounds good. But there are too many seeds. Even little John can practice seed counting. Let's make Juice, all right?

a)

Stanza 1.

b)

Stanza 2.

c)

Stanza 3.

d)

Stanza 4.

39.

P51-Q36

Which call means the same as that in the reading?

a)

Call me before nine o'clock.

b)

Her name is Elizabeth but everyone calls her "Liz."

c)

The salesman had a few calls to make this afternoon.

d)

Thanks, no call for these heavy jackets. It is too hot.

40.

P52-Q37

If you are a Marvel fan, you will be happy about the good news! That's because there are new superheroes in town! And they're wearing scrubs, not capes! Marvel Comics and Allegheny Health Network(AHN) work together to celebrate real-life health care heroes with a new comic book, The Vitals: True Nurse Stories.

 

In the past, Marvel made many heart-stopping stories about superheroes. The superheroes use their superpowers to help the world become a better place. Now Marvel comics are showing to their readers that you don't need superpowers to be a superhero. The heart-warming stories in this book come from the experiences of the nurses working in the hospitals in Western Pennsylvania.

 

The doctors and nurses put their lives on the front line to save strangers from the deadly COVID-19. "At Marvel, we tell stories about heroes every day. But this story is special. It tells a story about our everyday heroes-the nurses and healthcare workers working tirelessly and courageously to save lives,” said Dan Buckley, president of Marvel Entertainment. Through the comic book, they want to thank the doctors, nurses, and many other real-life superheroes for working hard to keep people safe and healthy during the hard times.

 

hero英雄  srub無菌衣  cape披風  tirelessly不倦息地  courageously勇敢地

Q37 Which may be one of the pictures in Marvel's new comic book?

a)
b)
c)
d)
41.

P52-Q38

If you are a Marvel fan, you will be happy about the good news! That's because there are new superheroes in town! And they're wearing scrubs, not capes! Marvel Comics and Allegheny Health Network(AHN) work together to celebrate real-life health care heroes with a new comic book, The Vitals: True Nurse Stories.

 

In the past, Marvel made many heart-stopping stories about superheroes. The superheroes use their superpowers to help the world become a better place. Now Marvel comics are showing to their readers that you don't need superpowers to be a superhero. The heart-warming stories in this book come from the experiences of the nurses working in the hospitals in Western Pennsylvania.

 

The doctors and nurses put their lives on the front line to save strangers from the deadly COVID-19. "At Marvel, we tell stories about heroes every day. But this story is special. It tells a story about our everyday heroes-the nurses and healthcare workers working tirelessly and courageously to save lives,” said Dan Buckley, president of Marvel Entertainment. Through the comic book, they want to thank the doctors, nurses, and many other real-life superheroes for working hard to keep people safe and healthy during the hard times.

 

hero英雄  srub無菌衣  cape披風  tirelessly不倦息地  courageously勇敢地

Q38 What is the writer talking about?

a)

How to be a superhero.

b)

How to save people's lives.

c)

Things happening in the hospital.

d)

Why Marvel chose nurses as the new superheroes.

42.

P53-39

Look at the map. Where is Vicky's Pie House?

a)
b)
c)
d)
43.

P53-40

Which s true?

a)

It's 9/1. Wendy needs NT$100 to get two pieces of sweet pie, and she'll get a stamp.

b)

It's 9/2. Steve ordered a piece of sweet pie and a cup of coffee. He'll need to pay NT$90.

c)

It's 9/3· Peter paid for eight pieces of pie and took nine pieces of pie home.

d)

It's 9/4. Linda has two stamps, and she wants a piece of salty pie. She'll pay NT$45.