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Passage 1
Hello, my name is Bill Black. There are 3 people in my family. They are my mother, my father and I. We live in a beautiful house. Beside our house there is a garden. There are many flowers in the garden, but there aren't any trees in it. We have three rooms. I have a small room. In my room there is a computer, a desk and a chair. There are two pictures on the wall. I like them very much
Passage 2
I work in a small shop. It¡¯s near an English school. Every day, students come to buy things. In the morning, I get up at six and then have breakfast. I go to work by bike. I get to the shop at about six forty. The shop opens at seven. We sell things like food and drink. We have school things, too. I have dinner in the shop. At seven in the evening the shop is closed.
If you ask me, ¡°Do you like working there?¡± I would say ¡°No, I don¡¯t.¡± because it¡¯s boring.
Passage 3
Miss Li is a doctor. She works in a big hospital. She gets up at five in the morning. She often has breakfast at 6:50. After that she goes to the hospital by bus. She cleans her office when she gets there early. Then her work-mates come. They begin work at 8:00. They are very busy all day.
She goes home at 5:00. Then she does cooking for her family. She doesn¡¯t like watching TV after dinner, so she reads books instead.
Passage 4
An old man keeps some monkeys. He gives them some food every day. One day, the old man says to the monkeys, ¡°You like eating bananas very much, so I give you some bananas to eat every day.¡± The monkeys are very happy. And the old man says, ¡°I give you three bananas to eat in the morning, and four bananas in the evening. Do you like it?¡± The monkeys turn out to be unhappy. They all say, ¡°No!¡± Then the old man says, ¡°I give you four bananas in the morning, and three bananas in the evening, OK?¡± This time all the monkeys are very happy.ª¥
Passage 5
One day an old man sells a big elephant. A young man comes to the elephant and begins to look at it slowly. The old man goes up to him and says near his ear. ¡°Don¡¯t say anything about the elephant before I sell it, then you can get some meat.¡± ¡°All right.¡± says the young man.
After the old man sells the elephant, he gives the young man some meat and asks, ¡°How can you see the bad ears of the elephant?¡± ¡°I don¡¯t see the bad ears,¡± says the young man. ¡°Then why do you look at the elephant slowly?¡± asks the old man. The young man answers, ¡°Because I want to see what an elephant looks like. Say, does it have a tail? Does it eat people?¡±
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