题目内容
In the summer of 2017, 13-year-old Myles Harris took a Boy Scout(童子军)class in water safety and life-saving skills. He didn't know how important that class would become until July 5,2018. On that day, his mother nearly drowned, but Myles saved her life.
Harris, now 15, received a Medal of Merit for his actions. This national honor is awarded by the US president. This honor is awarded to people who do good things. However, it is unusual for the medal to be given to a person as young as Harris.
Harris studies at Mission Vista High School in California. He was surprised when he got the honor. But he was thankful that he had the training and was in the right place at the right time to save his mom. "It was a scary experience," he recalled.
His family was on vacation at the beach. As he looked around, he saw someone floating on the water. Then he swam up quickly to the body and found out it was his mother Karmen. After seeing that she was unconscious, he quickly pulled her back to the family's boat and called for help. Then a lifeguard came to help him and took his mother to the hospital.
After her son won the award, Karmen thanked her son, as well as the Boy Scouts. In their rescue class, students not only learn how to save a drowning victim, but also how to prevent themselves from being accidentally pulled underwater by a victim.
1.On July 5, 2018, Myles Harris ________.
A.saved his mother's life B.took a Boy Scout class
C.went to the beach with his friends D.got a Medal of Merit
2.The Medal of Merit is awarded to ______.
A.a Boy Scout B.Mission Vista High School
C.the US president D.people who do good things
3.The underlined word "unconscious" probably means ______ in Chinese.
A.受伤的 B.伤心的 C.平静的 D.失去知觉的
4.From the passage,we can learn that ______.
A.Harris took a Boy Scout class because he thought it was important
B.A policeman helped Harris take his mother to the hospital
C.Harris learned how to save a drowning victim in a Boy Scout class
D.Harris took a Boy Scout class when he was 14 years old
5.The best title of this passage is ______.
A.An Important Boy Scout Class B.A Quick Thinking Boy Saved Mother
C.A Boy Got a Medal of Merit D.An experience of saving mother
Tree Climbing Course The students in the USA started to take tree climbing courses in the 1980s. Now over 1,000 schools offer tree climbing courses to students in the USA. Xiamen University was the first school in China to teach students to climb trees in 2012. Suzhou No. 1 Junior High School also offers a tree climbing course to students. |
Swimming Course Starting from 2017, the new students in Tsinghua University need to take a swimming test at the beginning of their university life. All primary and middle schools in Hainan will set up swimming courses in 2019. This year the government is busy building swimming pools for schools—at least one for each town, hoping that every student will be able to swim before they leave school from 2020 on. |
1.What is the passage mainly about?
A.Planting trees. B.Doing a school survey.
C.Building swimming pools. D.Setting up new courses.
2.According to the passage, which of the following is true?
A.Students in Suzhou need to take a swimming test.
B.China started tree climbing courses earlier than the USA.
C.Hainan will build at least one swimming pool for each town.
D.Tsinghua University have two kinds of courses mentioned in the passage.