touch the tiger, it's dangerous． [ ] A．Not B．Doesn't C．/ D．Don't 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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________ touch the tiger, it's dangerous．

[　　]

A．Not

B．Doesn't

C．/

D．Don't

答案：D

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【小题1】 The zoo opens        days.
A. five          B. six            C. seven
【小题2】On Sunday, the zoo opens at         .
A. 8:00 a.m      B. 8:30 a.m       C. 9:oo a.m
【小题3】Tom is 15, his brother is 9 and his sister is 6. If they go to the zoo, they need         .
A. ￥23        B. ￥15        C. ￥13
【小题4】The zoo closes at         on Wednesday .
A. 9:00 a.m      B. 8:30 p.m     C. 6:30 p.m
【小题5】 We must        in the zoo.
A.give the food to the animals B.keep the zoo clean
C.touch the heads of the animals

An old man was going home late one night with his horse and cart after a day’s hard work. When he was not far from his house, the light on the cart went out. He tried but could not mend (修理) it. He was near his home, and so he went along the road without a light. When a policeman saw this, he stopped the old carter.
“Where is your light?” asked the policeman. “No man may take a cart along the road at night without a light. You know that. You have broken the law (法律).”“I had a light, but it has just gone out,” said the old man.
“I don’t believe that story,” said the policeman. He took out a book and got ready to write. What’s your name and where do you live?” he asked.
“Please don’t take my name,” said the old man. “My home is just there. You can see it from here. I had a light nearly the whole way. I haven’t come far without a light.”
“You came all the way without a light. What’s your name?”
The carter quickly took the policeman’s hand and put it down on top of the light. The light was still hot and burnt the policeman’s hand. The policeman jumped and he was very angry. “Now, what do you think?” said the carter. “Did I come all the way without a light?”
1. In the passage the word “cart” is ____.
A. something like a car
B. something like a light
C. something pulled by a horse
D. something with a light
2. The old man drove home ____.
A. on the back of his horse
B. late one night
C. very late every night
D. with a policeman
3. Where did the policeman stop the old man?
A. Near the old man’s home.
B. At the traffic lights.
C. Under a road light.
D. Far from the old man’s home.
4. The cart was stopped by the policeman because ____.
A. the old man didn’t have a light
B. the policeman didn’t believe the old man’s words
C. the old man didn’t want to tell his name
D. the light on the old man’s cart was not on
5. What made the policeman believe the old man’s words?
A. He made the policeman touch the light.
B. He jumped and shouted angrily.
C. He made the policeman angry.
D. The light burnt the policeman’s hands.

A taboo(忌讳，禁忌) is a social action that is not allowed. Every culture in the world has its own taboos. The breaking of a taboo sometimes makes people feel uncomfortable. I learned this through my own experience.
Last weekend, Wang Lin and I showed two foreigners around our city. Mr Singh was from India and Mr. White from USA. When I held out my left hand to shake hands with him, Mr. Singh seemed to be unhappy. Mr. White, however, was quite casual. He said hello to me with a big smile and a wave of his hand.
In the evening, we stopped at a restaurant for dinner. I noticed that Mr. Singh didn’t touch the beef and Mr. White seemed not to like chickens’ claws. During the meal, Wang Lin said sorry to Mr. Singh and continued to explain that we didn’t know it was a taboo in India to shake one’s left hand. Mr. Singh explained that since oxen are sacred(神圣的) in India, people don’t eat beef there. Mr. White joined in and said that it was not usual in the states for people to eat chickens’ claws. He went on to say that Americans don’ t usually get into each other’ s personal space. Marriage, job and age are their taboos. Isn’ t it a good lesson to remember?

Main idea	The taboos in every country are ____【小题1】_____. People sometimes feel ____【小题2】____ if one breaks a taboo.
Facts	In India	Indians don’ t eat ____ 【小题3】___because they think oxen are sacred. It’ s 【小题4】 to shake one’ s left hand.
	In the USA	Although it’ s not a taboo, Americans 【小题5】 eat chickens’ claws
		Americans don’ t usually get into each other’ s personal space. For example, they usually don’t ask someone else’s 【小题6】 , job or 【小题7】 .
Conclusion	If you pay 【小题8】 to taboos, you can get on 【小题9】 with the people with different 【小题10】 .

Your home is a safe place, right? Think again.

Many serious accidents happen in people's homes. Could you please prevent these accidents? Yes. Many accidents happen because people are careless. So be careful! Here are some tips about safety.

·Don't stand on chairs. Many people may fall off chairs and hurt themselves.

·Keep the floor dry, and you won't slip (滑) or fall.

·Be away from matches. Even a cigarette (香烟) can easily start a fire. Don't use water to put out fires. Use salt instead.

·Be careful with knives! Many people cut themselves in the kitchen. Never touch the broken bottles, doors or windows. Glass can also cause the most serious cuts.

·Don't keep poisons (毒药) in the kitchen.

·Never use electrical appliances (电器设备) in the shower. Dry the floor before you use them, or electricity can hurt you!

·Keep children away from hot water and hot drinks. They can be dangerous. But adults often forget it.

·Look through the peephole (门镜) when you hear the knock on the door. Don't let strangers in.

In a word, we should learn to protect ourselves and stay away from danger.

根据短文内容判断正(T)误(F).

1.You must be careful when there is water on the floor.

2.Salt can’t be used for putting out fires.

3.It’ s not safe for people to touch switches(电器)

4.Water and drinks can be dangerous for both children and adults.

5.Open the door at once when you hear someone knocking at the door.

“Where is your light?” asked the policeman. “No man may take a cart along the road at night without a light. You know that. You have broken the law (法律).” “I had a light, but it has just gone out,” said the old man.

“I don’t believe that story,” said the policeman. He took out a book and got ready to write. What’s your name and where do you live?” he asked.

“Please don’t take my name,” said the old man. “My home is just there. You can see it from here. I had a light nearly the whole way. I haven’t come far without a light.”

“You came all the way without a light. What’s your name?”

The carter quickly took the policeman’s hand and put it down on top of the light. The light was still hot and burnt the policeman’s hand. The policeman jumped and he was very angry. “Now, what do you think?” said the carter. “Did I come all the way without a light?”

1.In the passage the word “cart” is ____.

A．something like a car

B．something like a light

C．something pulled by a horse

D．something with a light

2.The old man drove home ____.

A．on the back of his horse

B．late one night

C．very late every night

D．with a policeman

3.Where did the policeman stop the old man?

A．Near the old man’s home.

B．At the traffic lights

C．Under a road light

D．Far from the old man’s home

4.The cart was stopped by the policeman because ____.

A．the old man didn’t have a light

B．the policeman didn’t believe the old man’s words

C．the old man didn’t want to tell his name

D．the light on the old man’s cart was not on

5.What made the policeman believe the old man’s words?

A．He made the policeman touch the light.

B．He jumped and shouted angrily.

C．He made the policeman angry.

D．The light burnt the policeman’s hands.

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