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In the US, most parents put lots of thought into which neighborhood they choose to live in. That¡¯s because they want their children to ______ in a positive (ÕýÃæµÄ) environment.

I grew up in Point Breeze, a neighborhood in the East End of my hometown, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US. It¡¯s probably best known ______ Frick Park, a public park with many picnic areas, gardens, paths for hiking and biking and fields for playing sports. Frick Park is a _____ resource (×ÊÔ´) that the whole neighborhood ______. People use it for exercise and relaxation.

In addition to great green ______£¬Point Breeze has excellent public and private schools. _____, until age 14, my whole world was in Point Breeze.

My neighborhood was, in my ______, a world ruled by kids. I remember how my friends and I would walk around with a baseball, a football or - in later years -a video camera, exploring, ______

other kids and getting into adventures.

We¡¯d race to the candy store on foot. We¡¯d chase (×·¸Ï) down the ice cream truck on bikes. We¡¯d come home when it got ______ outside, tired from play but eager (¿ÊÍû) to wake| up and do it all again. We ______ felt scared, and we also never felt bored. That¡¯s how childhood should be.

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2.A. to B. for C. as D. of

3.A. wonderful B. successful C. natural D. personal

4.A. celebrates B. shares C. buys D. refuses

5.A. forest B. food C. spaces D. lights

6.A. Therefore B. Because C. However D. Otherwise

7.A. life B. sunrise C. memory D. dream

8.A. searching B. controlling C. playing D. meeting

9.A. dark B. rainy C. angry D. excited

10.A. sometimes B. never C. often D. usually

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One day, an old dog walked into Noah¡¯s yard. The dog didn¡¯t look hungry or sick, just very tired. Noah gave the dog a few pats on the head. The dog followed Noah into the house, slowly walked down the hall, and fell asleep in the corner.

An hour later, the dog woke up, walked to the door, and Noah let him out.

The next day the dog was back. Once again the dog followed Noah into the house and stayed in the corner for an hour. It was the same story the next day, and the next, and the next one after that.

Noah was very curious (ºÃÆæµÄ). ¡°What¡¯s up with this dog?¡± he wanted to know. He had an idea. Noah pinned a note to the dog¡¯s collar (ÏîȦ):

To the owner of this dog,

Do you know that your dog comes to my house every afternoon and has a short sleep? Why?

Noah

The next day the dog came to Noah¡¯s house with a new note pinned to its collar:

He lives in a home with 6 children, 3 under the age of 2. He¡¯s trying to catch up on his sleep. He can¡¯t find a quiet corner here. Neither can I! Can I come with him tomorrow?

1.When the dog walked into Noah¡¯s yard, how did the dog look?

A. He looked hungry. B. He looked sick. C. He looked tired. D. He looked excited.

2.The underlined word ¡°pats¡± means ¡°______¡± in Chinese.

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3.Why did the dog often come to Noah¡¯s house?

A. To get some food. B. To take a short sleep.

C. To look after Noah¡¯s children. D. To look for its children.

4.Which of the following is TRUE?

A. The dog slept in Noah¡¯s house for a whole night.

B. The owner of the dog was tired of the children.

C. The owner of the dog is Noah¡¯s best friend.

D. The owner of the dog didn¡¯t ask his dog to stay at home.

5.Which is the best title for this passage?

A. A Tired Dog B. Noah Kept a Dog C. A Helpful Dog D. Noah Loved a Dog

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Wonderland is the hometown of minifishers. Because the winter there is cold, they go to

warmer places for the winter and go back home the next spring to have their babies. Every year.

hundreds of minifishers visit Starland. They stay there with their families for several months. They usually sleep during the daytime and wake up in the evening to look for food. Small fish are their favourite.

Minifishers were first found in Starland one hundred years ago. Now Starland has become their most important stopping place for the winter. But this could change soon because people in Starland are thinking of building factories near the minifishers' winter home. Minifishers are shy and do not easily change the way they live. It is likely for them to leave Starland and never come back again, If they are unable to find the food, they will easily die out.

Can we do something to help these friends from the sky? Though making money is important, people in Starland should know the lives of other animals are important, too. Man cannot live without animals. We are the equal members in the same nature. Let's work together to help them.

1.What may a minifisher be?

A. A factory worker. B. A fishing man. C. A kind of fish. D. A kind of bird.

2.Why do minifishers come to Starland?

A. Because the winter in Starland is warm.

B. Because their babies are born in Starland.

C. Because they cannot find their way home.

D. Because they enjoy meeting people in Starland.

3.What does the underlined word "this" mean in the second paragraph?

A. The winter home of minifishers will be moved.

B. Starland is a good place for minifishers to spend the winter.

C. Minifishers were first found in Starland one hundred years ago.

D. Building factories near Starland will scare away minifishers. .

4.What does the writer think of the idea of building factories?

A. It takes too much money to build factories.

B. The new factories will not be good for the people in Starland.

C. The minifishers' winter home is a good place for new factories.

D. People should think about other living things before building factories.

5.What is the best title for the passage?

A. Wonderland B. Minifishers

C. Starland D. The hometown of minifishers

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