The Science Museum, we visited during a recent trip to Britain, is one of London’s tourists attractions. A. which B. what C. that D. where 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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　　Tales From Animal Hospital

　　David Grant

　　David Grant has become a familiar face to millions of fans of Animal Hospital．Here Dr Grant tells us the very best of his personal stories about the animals he has treated, including familiar patients such as the dogs Snowy and Duchess, the delightful cat Marigold Serendipity Diamond．He also takes the reader behind the scenes at Harmsworth Memorial Animal Hospital as he describes his day, from ordinary medical check-ups to surgery(外科手术)．Tales From Animal Hospital? will delight all fans of the programme and anyone who has a lively interest in their pet, whether it be cat, dog or snake!

　　￡14.99 Hardback 272pp Simon Schuster

　　ISBN 0751304417

　　Isaac Newton：The Last Sorcerer

　　Michael White

　　From the author of Stephen Hawking：A life in Scienc, comes this colourful description of the life of the world's first modern scientist．Interesting yet based on fact．Michael White's learned yet readable new book offers a true picture of Newton completely different from what people commonly know about him．Newton is shown as a gifted scientist with very human weaknesses who stood at the point in history where magic(魔术)ended and science began．

　　￡18.99 Hardback 320pp Fourth Estate

　　ISBN 1857024168

　　Fermat's Last Theorem

　　Simon Singh

　　In 1963 a schoolboy called Andrew Wiles reading in his school library came across the world's greatest mathematical problem：Fermat's Last Theorem(定理)．First put forward by the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat in the seventeenth century, the theorem had baffled and beaten the finest mathematical minds, including a French woman scientist who made a major advance in working out the problem, and who had to dress like a man in order to be able to study at the Ecole Polytechnique．Through unbelievable determination Andrew Wiles finally worked out the problem in 1995．An unusual story of human effort over three centuries, Fermat's Last Theorem will delight specialists and general readers alike．

　　￡12.99 Hardback 384pp Fourth Estate

　　ISBN 1857025210

(1)

What is Animal Hospital?
[　　]
A．	A news story．
B．	A popular book．
C．	A research report．
D．	A TV programme．

(2)

In Michael White's book, Newton is described as ________．
[　　]
A．	a person who did not look the same as in many pictures
B．	a person who lived a colourful and meaningful life
C．	a great but not perfect man
D．	an old time magician

(3)

Which of the following best explains the meaning of the word “baffle” as it is used in the text?
[　　]
A．	To encourage people to raise questions．
B．	To cause difficulty in understanding．
C．	To provide a person with an explanation．
D．	To limit people's imagination．

(4)

The person who finally proved Fermat's Last Theorem is ________．
[　　]
A．	Simon Singh
B．	Andrew Wiles
C．	Pierre de Fermat
D．	a French woman scientist

(5)

What is the purpose of writing these three texts?
[　　]
A．	To make the books easier to reaD．
B．	To show the importance of science．
C．	To introduce new authors．
D．	To sell the books．

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　　How can you create a great science fair project?You can start by asking yourself some questions．

　　What is interesting to me?

　　You can connect ainroot any topic to science, Your topic could be plants, worms, dogs, the sky or something else．If you can not think of a topic, search books or the Internet for ideas．Seek help from your teacher or a librarian．Your parents may have some good thoughts too．

　　What question do I have about this topic?

　　A great science project always includes an experiment．Make sure that your question can be answered through an experiment．Here are some examples of questions：Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow?How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store?Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?

　　How much time do I have before the scienc fair?

　　A great science project always includes an experiment．Make sure that your question can be answered throuth an experiment, Here some examples of questions, Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow?How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store?Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?

　　How much time do I have before the science fair?

　　A science fair to be held in two weeks will not give you time for some experiments, such as growing plants, carefully plan your project so that you allow enough time to perform your experiment accrately．

　　What do I think is the answer to my question?

　　Why do I think this?The answer you choose is your hypothesis, You will prove it right or wrong by perfoming an experiment,．If you were to think about the sky question, your hypothesis might be that the color of the sky is related to the position of the sun, How can I prove my hypothesis?

　　This is where the experiment comes in．You have to test your hypothesis．If you wanted to find out how light affects plant growth, you could plant seeds in a number of containers．Then you could expose the plants to different amotmts of light and compare the growth rates．

　　How can I present my results?

　　You might display your question and hypothesis on poster boards．You might then add pictures and graphs．A great science project also states a conclusion．A conclusion of the plant experiment might be The plants that got the most light grew the fastest．

　　When you have finished your project, you may have more questions．A great science project makes you want to learn even more．

(1)

A great science project always includes ________．
[　　]
A．	plants in pots
B．	results
C．	an experiment
D．	poster boards

(2)

A hypothesis is a(n)________．
[　　]
A．	question
B．	idea
C．	performance
D．	proof

(3)

We can learn from the passage that ________．
[　　]
A．	all science projects take about the same amount of time
B．	a science project involves several steps
C．	a science project should start with a conclusion
D．	a science project raises many questions

(4)

To find out whether cold water freezes faster than hot water, you would first ________．
[　　]
A．	make a chart to explain your steps
B．	state your conclusion to convince other people
C．	think of an experiment to give an answer
D．	display your hypothesis to prove

How can you create a great science fair project？．You can start by asking yourself some
questions．
What is interesting to me?
You can connect ainroot any topic to science, Your topic could be plants, worms,dogs，the sky or something else．If you can not think of a topic，search books or the Internet for ideas .Seek help from your teacher or a librarian．Your parents may have some good thoughts too．
What question do I have about this topic?
A great science project always includes an experiment．Make sure that your question can be
answered through an experiment．Here are some examples of questions：Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow？How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store? Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?
How much time do I have before the scienc fair?
A great science project always includes an experiment. Make sure that your question can be answered throuth an experiment, Here some examples of questions,Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow? How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store? Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?
How much time do I have before the science fair?
A science fair to be held in two weeks will not give you time for some experiments ,such as growing plants, carefully plan your project so that you allow enough time to perform your experiment accrately.
What do I think is the answer to my question?
Why do I think this? The answer you choose is your hypothesis,You will prove it right or wrong by perfoming an experiment,. If you were to think about the sky question, your hypothesis might be that the color of the sky is related to the position of the sun,
How can I prove my hypothesis?
This is where the experiment comes in．You have to test your hypothesis．If you wanted to find out how light affects plant growth，you could plant seeds in a number of containers．Then you could expose the plants to different amotmts of light and compare the growth rates．
How can I present my results?
You might display your question and hypothesis on poster boards．You might then add pictures and graphs．A great science project also states a conclusion．A conclusion of the plant experiment might be The plants that got the most light grew the fastest．
When you have finished your project，you may have more questions．A great science project makes you want to learn even more．
64．A great science project always includes           ．
A．plants in pots                B．results
C．an experiment               D．poster boards
65．A hypothesis is a(n)       ．
A．question           B．idea          C．performance         D．proof
66．We can learn from the passage that           ．
A．all science projects take about the same amount of time
B．a science project involves several steps
C．a science project should start with a conclusion
D．a science project raises many questions
67．To find out whether cold water freezes faster than hot water,you would first      ．
A．make a chart to explain your steps
B．state your conclusion to convince other people   ，
C．think of an experiment to give an answer
D．display your hypothesis to prove

How can you create a great science fair project？．You can start by asking yourself some

questions．

What is interesting to me?

You can connect ainroot any topic to science, Your topic could be plants, worms,dogs，the sky or something else．If you can not think of a topic，search books or the Internet for ideas .Seek help from your teacher or a librarian．Your parents may have some good thoughts too．

What question do I have about this topic?

A great science project always includes an experiment．Make sure that your question can be

answered through an experiment．Here are some examples of questions：Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow？How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store? Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?

How much time do I have before the scienc fair?

A great science project always includes an experiment. Make sure that your question can be answered throuth an experiment, Here some examples of questions,Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow? How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store? Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?

How much time do I have before the science fair?

A science fair to be held in two weeks will not give you time for some experiments ,such as growing plants, carefully plan your project so that you allow enough time to perform your experiment accrately.

What do I think is the answer to my question?

Why do I think this? The answer you choose is your hypothesis,You will prove it right or wrong by perfoming an experiment,. If you were to think about the sky question, your hypothesis might be that the color of the sky is related to the position of the sun,

How can I prove my hypothesis?

This is where the experiment comes in．You have to test your hypothesis．If you wanted to find out how light affects plant growth，you could plant seeds in a number of containers．Then you could expose the plants to different amotmts of light and compare the growth rates．

How can I present my results?

You might display your question and hypothesis on poster boards．You might then add pictures and graphs．A great science project also states a conclusion．A conclusion of the plant experiment might be The plants that got the most light grew the fastest．

When you have finished your project，you may have more questions．A great science project makes you want to learn even more．

64．A great science project always includes ．

A．plants in pots B．results

C．an experiment D．poster boards

65．A hypothesis is a(n) ．

A．question B．idea C．performance D．proof

66．We can learn from the passage that ．

A．all science projects take about the same amount of time

B．a science project involves several steps

C．a science project should start with a conclusion

D．a science project raises many questions

67．To find out whether cold water freezes faster than hot water,you would first ．

A．make a chart to explain your steps

B．state your conclusion to convince other people ，

C．think of an experiment to give an answer

D．display your hypothesis to prove

How can you create a great science fair project？．You can start by asking yourself some

questions．

What is interesting to me?

You can connect ainroot any topic to science, Your topic could be plants, worms,dogs，the sky or something else．If you can not think of a topic，search books or the Internet for ideas .Seek help from your teacher or a librarian．Your parents may have some good thoughts too．

What question do I have about this topic?

A great science project always includes an experiment．Make sure that your question can be

answered through an experiment．Here are some examples of questions：Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow？How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store? Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?

How much time do I have before the scienc fair?

A great science project always includes an experiment. Make sure that your question can be answered throuth an experiment, Here some examples of questions,Does the amount of light have an effect on how fast plants grow? How much salt is in different kinds of cookies sold at the store? Why does the sky change color at different times of the day?

How much time do I have before the science fair?

A science fair to be held in two weeks will not give you time for some experiments ,such as growing plants, carefully plan your project so that you allow enough time to perform your experiment accrately.

What do I think is the answer to my question?

Why do I think this? The answer you choose is your hypothesis,You will prove it right or wrong by perfoming an experiment,. If you were to think about the sky question, your hypothesis might be that the color of the sky is related to the position of the sun,

How can I prove my hypothesis?

This is where the experiment comes in．You have to test your hypothesis．If you wanted to find out how light affects plant growth，you could plant seeds in a number of containers．Then you could expose the plants to different amotmts of light and compare the growth rates．

How can I present my results?

You might display your question and hypothesis on poster boards．You might then add pictures and graphs．A great science project also states a conclusion．A conclusion of the plant experiment might be The plants that got the most light grew the fastest．

When you have finished your project，you may have more questions．A great science project makes you want to learn even more．

64．A great science project always includes ．

A．plants in pots B．results

C．an experiment D．poster boards

65．A hypothesis is a(n) ．

A．question B．idea C．performance D．proof

66．We can learn from the passage that ．

A．all science projects take about the same amount of time

B．a science project involves several steps

C．a science project should start with a conclusion

D．a science project raises many questions

67．To find out whether cold water freezes faster than hot water,you would first ．

A．make a chart to explain your steps

B．state your conclusion to convince other people ，

C．think of an experiment to give an answer

D．display your hypothesis to prove

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