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      You want to know about life in the past. Right? I can tell you. When I was a  boy, things were 
different. I had to get up at six every morning. That was not  very bad in summer, but in winter it was
 cold. And we didn't have any hot water  in the house. We had to wash in cold water. We didn't have
 a bathroom (浴室). My  dad had some chickens. I had to feed (喂养) them every morning and then I
 had to  walk to school with my little sister. It was about two miles (英里) to school and  about two 
miles back in the evening. But it always seemed longer in the morning  when we were going to school. 
There was a bus, but we didn't have any money. And  we had to go to bed at eleven o'clock every 
night because I had too much  homework and housework to do. We couldn't watch TV because there 
wasn't any. On  Sundays we had to go to church (教堂) three times -morning, afternoon and evening. 
And we couldn't play outside on Sundays. But it wasn't all bad. We had some good  times (时光). We 
could go out and our parents didn't have to worry about us. There  weren't so many cars on the roads 
then, so the streets were safe to play in. And  there were not many robbers and thieves in those days. 
We had to work hard and  we weren't able to buy all those things in the shops today. Life was hard, 
but  it was simple (单纯的) and people were happier. I don't think I'd like to be young  today.
1. The writer usually went to bed ______ every night.
A. at six        
B. at eight              
C. at nine        
D. at eleven
2. The writer walked about ______ every day.
A. two miles          
B. three miles        
C. four miles          
D. five miles
3. Every morning the writer had to feed ______. 
A. his little sister           
B. his lovely dog
C. his chickens            
D. his father's chickens
4. The writer had a ______ but ______ family.
A. rich; happy        
B. poor; happy              
C. hard; poor        
D. rich; hard
5. Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A. The writer had a little sister.
B. The writer couldn't take the school bus.
C. The writer and his sister never had any good times.
D. The write had to get up at six.
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     Many people invented toys. Most of them were kids. Kids are better than adults at inventing toys. They
can use everything to make toys.
     But sometimes adults can make the old ones more popular. For example, People first played yo-yos in
ancient (古代的) Greece. About two hundred years ago they became very popular with children, first in
England and then in the United States. Later people didn't like them, In 1928, Donald Duncan went into the
yo-yo business. He had some "Yo-yo men" and let them go door to door selling yo-yos. Soon more and more
people began to play yo-yos. Today the name Duncan still goes with yo-yo.
     People named teddy bears after Teddy Roosevelt, a president of the United States. But he didn't invent
teddy bears. People play crayons (蜡笔) many years ago. Edwin Binney and Harold C. Smith decided to
make them in some colors and sell them to schools. Kids enjoyed using them very much.
1. This article is about _______.
A. yo-yos
B. toys
C. kids
D. American history
2. Who invented yo-yos?
A. The ancient Greeks.
B. Harold C. Smith
C. A man named YO YO
D. A child of two hundred years ago
3. The name Duncan still goes with yo-yo today because Duncan _______.
A. was a yo-yo man
B. made yo-yos popular again
C. liked playing yo-yos
D. invented yo-yos
4. Whom id Edwin Binney sell crayons to?
A. School kids
B. Businessmen
C. Workers
D. Teachers'
5. Which of the following is TRUE?
A. Adults usually do better than Kid in making toys
B. In 1928,Yo-yo became popular with children first in America, and then in England
C. The US president, Teddy Roosevelt invented teddy bears
D. Edwin and Harold sold crayons to school children
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     Many earthquakes (地震) happen without warning, so it is important to know what to do wherever you
are during an earthquake. Here are some top tips on how to stay safe in an earthquake. 
    ◆ Keep a cool head. Worry may make bad decisions. Think about what you should do. The first several
seconds are important. 
    ◆ If you are indoors during an earthquake, hide under a heavy desk and protect your head. Stay away from
windows and anything that could fall on you.
    ◆ If you are in a crowded hall away from the door, don't rush to the exit. You will find too many people
trying to get out at the same time. Instead, hide under a desk or a table. Do not get into a lift during an
earthquake!
    ◆Stay in a safe area until you are sure it's OK to leave. Some aftershocks (余震) may follow an earthquake.
These are as dangerous as the earthquake. 
    ◆If you are at home and you smell gas, open a window and leave the building quickly.
    ◆ If you are outdoors, find a clear place away from buildings, trees, street lights and power lines.
    ◆If you are buried in debris (埋在废墟), you may make noises by knocking at the rocks. Shouting will use
up your energy. You could be without help for up to 72 hours. Try to find some water and food. These are
important for you.
1. The underlined words "top tips" mean _________.
A. useful advice
B. boring news
C. interesting stories
2. If you are in a crowded hall away from the door when an earthquake happens,
    you mustn't try to get out because _________.
A. it's more dangerous outside
B. you may lose the way
C. people may hurt each other when rushing out at the same time
3. Which one is right during an earthquake?
A. If you smell gas, stay at home and wait for help.
B. Hiding under a heavy desk if you are indoors.
C. Using the lift to go downstairs.
4. You should _________ if yo u are buried in debris.
A. find a clear place
B. keep shouting for help
C. catch people's attention by knocking at the rocks
5. From the passage we know that _________.
 A. keeping a cool head is very important during an earthquake
B. we can hide under the tree during an earthquake
C. we needn't care about aftershocks

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