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When I was seven years old,my family made me an ant farm (蚂蚁窝), First,we put clean sand in a thin glass box.Then we waited for the ants to arrive.

After the ants were in the glass farm,they started to make tunnels (地道).I was amazed that each one knew well what to do.Each had its own job.

On the fifth day something terrible happened.I put my face so close to the glass farm that I knocked it over.All the tunnels fell down.Although (虽然) the ants kept alive after their earthquake,one by one they began to die.I was frightened as I watched them give up building their tunnels to carry the bodies to a corner of the farm.

My mother said that the ants were dying of sadness.They simply could not stand (忍受) that their tunnels were gone.

Although much time has passed,I still think of that ant farm.Mom had hoped it would teach me about the natural world,but it taught me much more.

Over the years,I came to realize the importance of teamwork.Working together,the ants were able to make an amazing world for themselves.I also learned that they should be admired (钦佩) for their hard work.

But there was an even larger 1esson that I did not realize until recently:Adversity (逆境) is a natural part of life and must be accepted.Unlike the ants,we cannot give up when we are sad.We have to realize that if a tunnel is gone,we must build another.

Giving up is not a good choice.

1.Which of the following is WRONG according to (根据) the passage?

A. Giving up isn't a good way when we meet trouble.

B. Like people,teamwork is very important for the ants.

C. The ants didn't die one by one after the tunnels were destroyed.

D. The writer knocked the glass box over because he put his face so close to the glass farm.

2.What did the writer come to realize a few years later?

A. Working together is useless.

B. Teamwork is important.

C. Working alone is amazing.

D. Adversity is a natural part of life,and must be accepted.

3.What is the best title for the passage?

A. Ants Fear Adversity B. My Family and Ants

C. Giving Up in Adversity D. Don't give up anytime

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An ant is saved by a pigeon, and almost immediately returns the favor.

One day an ant found a grain of corn and decided to take it home. He held it very tight, and hurried as fast as he could, so that nobody would take the grain of corn from him. There was a river on the way home, but the ant, in a hurry, had forgotten about it, and he fell in, corn and all.

The corn slipped from his mouth and went to the bottom of the river. The ant stayed on top of the water and worked hard to find a place to get out. But after a while, the ant began to be afraid that he was out of breath.

A pigeon came to the river to drink, and she saw the ant crying for help in the water. She decided that she would help the little fellow. She took a long, dry piece of grass and dropped it so that it fell near the ant. He climbed on to the grass and soon got out. The ant caught his breath, and then thanked the pigeon for saving him.

There was a boy near the river with a gun. The ant saw him walking up nearer and nearer to the pigeon. Hurrying as fast as he could, the ant climbed up the boy’s leg and gave him a hard bite.

The boy dropped his gun and cried out, and the pigeon saw him and flew to safety. Each had saved the other. When the pigeon saved the ant she did not know that the ant would ever be able to do anything for her in return. Each was happier because of what each did for the other.

The Bura people say, “Every person is another’s butter.”

1.What did the ant find one day?

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2.Why did the ant go back home as fast as he could?

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3.Was the ant able to get out of the river by himself?

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4.What did the pigeon see when she came to the river?

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5.How did the ant save the pigeon when the pigeon was in danger?

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“You are welcome to have dinner with me on Sunday,”said John.

“But I don’t know where your house is,” answered Henry.

“It’s easy. You get off the bus at Lucy Stop. Then cross the road, and take the first turning on the left. Walk for five minutes. Then you will see a big tree. Take the second on the right after the tree. Walk about a hundred meters down this road. There is a big red house.”

“You live in such a big house? That’s great!” Henry looked surprised.

“Sorry, but that’s Millie’s house. She won’t invite you to her dinner. She often invites Mary to her house.”

John went on, “Go past the big house about five hundred meters, and you will see a small yellow house beside a little tree. Open the door with your foot.”

“With my foot?” said Henry, “Why?”

“Well, you won’t come to my house with nothing in your hands, will you?” said John.

1.“Take the second on the right.” Means “You __________.”

A. take the second bus on the right B. must buy something secondly

C. take the second turning on the right D. go ahead on the right

2.How far is it from the big red house to the small yellow house?

A. It’s about five minutes’ walk. B. It’s about one thousand meters.

C. It’s only about six hundred meters. D. It’s about five hundred meters.

3.Where is John’s house?

A. It’s quite near the bus stop. B. It’s near a little tree.

C. It’s behind a big house. D. It’s next to a big tree.

4.Who lives in the big red house?

A. Millie. B. John. C. Henry. D. Mary.

5.Why did John ask Henry to open the door with his foot?

A. He hoped Henry would carry a lot of things in his hands.

B. There was something wrong with Henry’s hands.

C. Henry always opened doors with his foot.

D. Henry never went to dinner with presents so no one invited him.

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