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Remember Me
----- sung by Benjamin Bratt
Remember me,
Though I have to say goodbye.
Remember me,
Don’t let it make you cry.
For even if I’m far away,
I hold you in my heart.
I sing a secret song to you each night we are apart.
Remember me,
Though I have to travel far.
Remember me,
Each time you hear a sad________.
Know that I’m with you the only way that I can be.
Until you’re in my arms again,
Remember me!
1.The underlined word “it” refers to _________.
A. holding you in my heart B. making you cry
C. saying goodbye to you D. singing a secret song
2.The best word for the blank in the lyrics is __________.
A. drum B. guitar C. violin D. piano
3.In which part of a magazine could you read the lyrics?
A. Music. B. Food. C. Science. D. Health.
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Nowadays, the song My Motherland and Me___________by people everywhere in China.
A.will be sung B.will sing C.is sung D.sings
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—I like the song sung by Li Jian.
—Me, too.I think no one can sing ______ than him in the programme I AM A SINGER.
A. better B. worse C. more D.less
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—I like the song sung by Li Jian.
—Me, too.I think no one can sing ______ than him in the programme I AM A SINGER.
A. better B. worse
C. more D. less
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Though you are mad________ me, I can't agree________ you.
A.on; of B.at; with C.for; by D.at; on
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I remember my mother reading to me when I was a small child. I remember watching as she showed me the words she read.” Can you say that?” she asked.
“A for apple," Mom said many times. I listened carefully, then pointed at the letter and repeated it. Time and again my mother listened to me as I sounded out letters and simple words. By the time I reached kindergarten I could read simple sentences. A year or so later I remember running home and telling her I was in the “Red Birds”, the top group in my second grade class.
During my high school years I remember using a Reader’s Digest magazine to challenge my mother to Word Power competition. We read the words given by Reader's Digest and wrote a definition( 定义)for each word. We checked our answers and compared our scores. My beginning junior years Mom won most the challenges, but my senior year I began to beat my mom most of the time. “It’s about time." She said.
I remember Mom giving me a lifetime love of reading. Whenever I read a good book I appreciate (感激)this gift given me by my mother.
1.The writer could read simple sentence when she
A. finished kindergarten B. finished primary school
C. entered primary school D. entered kindergarten
2.When did the writer beat her mother most of the time in the Word Power competition?
A. In her junior middle school.
B. In her freshman year in high school.
C. In her junior year in high school.
D. In her Senior year in high school.
3.From the last paragraph we know the writer
A. gives her mother many gifts.
B. appreciate her mother very much.
C. loves to live with her mother.
D. sends many books to her mother.
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Tell me and I’ll forget. Show me and I not remember. Let me try and I’ll understand.
A. can B. may C. must
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---You aren’t a stranger here to me, are you?
--- , don’t you remember me at the school gate ten minutes ago?
A. Yes, to see B. No, seeing C. No, saw D. Yes, seeing
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--- Hey, Paul ! Don’t you remember me?
--- ________. You are Peter. You used to sit in front of me.
A．Yes, I do B．No, I don’t C．Yes, I don’t D．No, I do
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I didn’t know the news ________ you told me. Thank you for telling me that.
A.unless B.though C.until D.while
Remember me,