题目内容
阅读理解。
I have a good boy friend. We call him Robin. He lives in Canada. He speaks English. Our ages are the same. We are both 13 years old. He often goes to the English Corner. He likes it a lot. He has a small family. His parents are both workers. They work in the same office. They all want to come to China. They all like Chinese food.
根据短文内容选择正确答案。
( ) 1. Where is your friend from?
A. China B. England C. Canada
( ) 2. How old is Robin?
A. 10 B. 13 C. 15
( ) 3. What do Robin’s parents do?
A. They are office workers B. They are teachers C. They are drivers
( ) 4. Robin speaks______.
A. Chinese B. Japanese C. English
( ) 5. How do Robin’s parents like China?
A. A lot. B. Not at all. C. A little
1C 2B 3A 4C 5A
根据对话内容，从方框内选择合适的句子补全对话。（有两项多余）
M: Do you know who the compass (指南针) was invented by?
W: Of course. (1) It’s one of the four great inventions of ancient China. They have changed the world greatly.
M: (2) And when was it first invented?
W: (3) But I know there were records of the South-pointing Fish (指南鱼) in the Song Dynasty.
M: Exactly. People in the 10th century began to use the South-pointing Fish.
W: (4)
M: It was simple. When the fish was put into the water, its head would point to the south.
W: It wasn’t the first recorded compass, was it?
M: (5) In the Warring States Period (战国时期), Sinan (司南) was widely used by people.
W: So the history of the compass goes back to over 2,000 years ago?
M: That’s true.
A. No, of course not. B. How was Sinan invented then? C. How did it work? D. The South-pointing Fish was invented by accident, right? E. I am not sure. F. It was invented by the Chinese. G. You’ve got a point. |
配对阅读。Ⅰ栏是对五位同学的特长或感兴趣的内容的简要说明，Ⅱ栏是对波士顿儿童博物馆七个展厅的简要介绍，请从Ⅱ栏中为各位同学选出适合参观的展厅。
| Ⅰ |
| ( ) 1. Amy is good at dancing. ( ) 2. Arthur is Sara’s favourite hero. ( ) 3. Tony’s favourite hobby is playing chess. ( ) 4. Alice is interested in Japanese culture. ( ) 5. Lucy wants to learn about healthy eating. |
| Ⅱ |
| A. Arthur & Friends: This exhibit features the characters (人物) from Marc Brown’s Arthur books and the television series. B. Art Studio: Art Studio is a place where children and their parents can create art together. C. The Common: At this exhibit, visitors can experience light shows, musical chairs, an interesting chess game, and many other activities. D. Japanese House: It’s a real two-storey house from Kyoto, Japan, Boston’s Japanese sister city. Visitors can learn about Japanese family life, culture, art and seasonal events at the exhibit. E. KidStage: The exhibit introduces children to the performing arts — music, dance and so on. Children can also give performances on the stage. F. PlaySpace: It’s perfect for children under the age of 3. The exhibit also includes an area for children to lie and climb on. G. Kid Power: This exhibit teaches visitors how to live healthier lives by eating right and exercising. |