Boiled Mutton is one of Ningxia’s most famous dishes.英译中

ontract of equal value for the purchase of cotton.

A.Beef soup

B.Mutton soup

C.Chicken soup

D.Canton soup

A、crumbled flat bread in mutton stew

B、steamed bun stuffed with shredded beef and vegetables

C、fruit pies

D、stewed pork in brown sauce

In Paragraph 2,"boiled over"means_____.

A．burst (into)

B．make the water hot enough to boil

C．cause great anger

D．right one another

A、Spicy crayfish

B、Xie ke huang

C、Sichuan boiled bullfrog

D、Shanghai hairy crab

At the end of one month, the boys (looked forward to) their mother's (return) most earnestly, (as) they were really (tired with) their father's boiled eggs.

A．looked forward to

B．return

C．as

D．tired with

ut a tomatToday, I would like to make three bowls of noodles. The large one is for my father. I’ll put a tomato and two eggs in it. My mother wants to eat a medium bowl. I’ll put some chicken and some potatoes in it. And I’ll make the last small one for myself. I’d like some mutton in it. Now let me begin my work. Who What’s in it What size Father _ _ 小题1:_ large _小题2:_ some chicken and some potatoes _小题3: I _小题4:_ _ _ 小题5:_

At the end of one month, the boys (looked forward to) their mother's (return) most earnestly, (as) they were really (tired with) their father's boiled eggs.

A．looked forward to

B．return

C．as

D．tired with

SECTION B PASSAGES

Directions: In this section, you will hear several passages. Listen to the passages carefully and then answer the questions that follow.

听力原文： It was difficult for the people of Mutton to know when or where the fire had started but there was no time to wonder for the little town had to defend itself. Only when the wind died and the fire was out would the black signs of where it had started become visible. In the smoke and dost no one could tell. Grass fires driven by such winds usually pushed a great cloud of smoke ahead of them so that it was impossible to know where the flames were. People could walk right through the smoke-trap into the fire.

The people already knew, though, that this fire was different from fires in previous years. Heat was extreme, and the suddenness of the outbreak was extreme. Because the fire was almost on them, and because they had only a limited amount of water, they decided to defend rather than attack.

Owners of sheep or cattle raced for their horses and galloped away to drive their herds to the nearest grass-flee field--a field which had been prepared for just such an emergency. No one thought of running away from the fire in their cars. Too many had died that way in the past, smashed against a tree or a fence. If the worst happened, they would go into their housos, shut every door and window, block every hole and wait.

They would wait in calm or in terror for the flames to pass--or not to pass.

Why didn't the people of Mutton know where the fire had started？

A．Because they were wandering about.

B．Because they were trapped.

C．Because the smoke and dust blurred everything.

D．Because they couldn't find the signs of the fire.