深港朗文版小学英语六年级上册Unit 6 Famous stories测试题

I have a______ family. We live_______

We won______ gold medals than Team USA.   

—______can sharks swim?    

—39 km per hour.

      

Mary is______ honest girl.  We all love her.

Lhasa is the __________ in China.

从第二栏中选择与第一栏相对应的答句。

（1） What did you do last Sunday ?       A. Yes, I did.

（2）Where did Mike go ?               B. I wanted to ask him a question.

（3）Did you watch a film yesterday ?       C. I made new clothes for my doll.

（4）Where were you last night ? D. I was in Nancy's house.

（5）Why did you call him ?             E. He went to the park .

（6）How many signs can you see?         F. I can.

（7）Can you see those paper? G. No.I can't.

（8） Who can read the words?          H. Seven.

根据所给提示，完成短文。

The Mouse and the Lion -    interesting -    lion is strong -    smarter than the lion

Cinderella -    interesting -    beautiful -    hard-working -    famous story -    prince is kind and handsome

The Turtle and the Rabbit -    interesting -    funniest -    teach a lesson

I likeThe Mouse and the Lion.It's an story. The lion is , but it's not . The mouse is than the lion.

I likeThe Turtle and the Rabbit, too. It's interesting thanThe Mouse and the Lion.It's of the funniest stories, and it a good lesson.

I likeCinderellathe best. It's the interesting story. Cinderella is and hard-working. It's also one of the famous stories in the world. The prince is the and the handsome.

阅读短文，判断正误，用“T”或“F”表示。

The longest word in English

Today the students have the last lesson before the holidays. They are very happy. Their English teacher is very happy, too. Their teacher plays some nice games with them. He sings some nice songs with them, and then he goes to the blackboard and writes SMILES on it. “This is one of the longest words in English,” he says to the class. All the students laugh, and then one girl stands up and says, “Why is it one of the longest words in English?” The teacher says nothing for a few seconds. Then he smiles and says. “Because there is a mile between the first letter and the last.”