Welcome to Tongjiang Zoo Do you want to see the animals from nearly every part of the world in just one place in one day? Come to Tongjiang Zoo. The zoo has more than 2 .000 animals of 400 kinds. Big 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Welcome to Tongjiang Zoo

Do you want to see the animals from nearly every part of the world in just one place in one day? Come to Tongjiang Zoo. The zoo has more than 2 ，000 animals of 400 kinds. Big elephants from Yunnan, tigers from the south and the northeast of China, and the African lions,giraffes, and zebras, are all waiting for you. Lovely pandas and clever monkeys are going to make you laugh. A lot of other animals which you have never seen are waiting to meet you. It's home to a collection of animals.

Tongjiang Zoo was built in 1985 and is about 20,000 square meters. There is basic information of each kind of animals about their living habits and birth places there. You can certainly learn a lot. You are welcome to take photos with some animals there, too.
Ticket Price Opening Time

Grown-ups：?30. 00 From Monday to Friday：9:00—16:30

Children：? 15. 00 Saturday and Sunday：8:00—17:30

Children under Six：Free

Keep the zoo clean. Do not feed or go near the dangerous animals.

( ) 1. The animals in Tongjiang Zoo are from .

A. Yunnan B. South China C. Northeast China D. different places

( ) 2. Mr. and Mrs. Green are going to the zoo with their five-year-old son. They have to pay for the tickets.

A. fifteen yuan B. thirty yuan C. forty-five yuan D. sixty yuan

( ) 3. The zoo closes at on weekends.

A. 5：30 p. m. B. 4:30 p.m. C. 9:00 a.m. D. 8:00 a.m.

( ) 4. Visitors in the zoo.

A. mustn't take photos with all animals

B. mustn't go close to the dangerous animals

C. can give food to the animals

D. can throw your things around

( ) 5. Which of the following is NOT true?

A. The zoo has a history of more than twenty-five years.

B. You can see many rare(珍贵的)animals in the zoo.

C. You can see 2 ，000 kinds of different animals in the zoo.

D. You can get some basic knowledge of the animals in the zoo

通江县林地19万公顷，森林覆盖率为57.61%。有植物乔灌木77科308种，其中果木类13种，竹类8种，属国家一、二、三级保护树种主要有水杉、三尖杉、银杏、鹅掌楸、红豆树、领春木、华榛等14种；有野生动物331种，其中列入国家一、二级保护类的动物主要有毛冠鹿、金雕、云豹、金钱豹、猕猴、苏门羚、林麝、大鲵、白冠长尾雉、红腹锦鸡等21余种。

答案：D D A B C

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