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Mr. and Mrs. King don’t often go out in the evening. But today Mrs. King says to her husband(丈夫), “ There is a good film at the cinema(电影院) this evening . Can we go and see it?” Mr. king is happy about it. So they go to see the good film. They have a good time.

They come out of the cinema at eleven o’clock. They get into their car and drive home. It is very dark(黑). Mrs. King says, “Look , Bill. A woman is running very fast and a man is running after her. Can you see them?” Mr. King says , “Yes, I can.” He drives the car slowly(慢慢地) near the woman and says to her. “ Can we help you ?” “No, thanks.” The woman says, but she doesn’t stop running. “ My husband and I always run home after the cinema, and the last one washes the dishes(洗盘子)at home!”

1.Mr. and Mrs. King go out one evening because (因为)__________.

A. they don’t often go out B. they want to see a film

C. they want to drive D. they like to run home

2.___________ like the film.

A. Mr. King B. Mrs. King C. The Kings D. everyone

3.Mr. King wants to ___________.

A. help the woman B. drive the car slowly

C. run on the road D. looks at the woman

4.The woman __________.

A. wants to get help B. runs for fun

C. doesn’t want to do the washing D. wants to wash dishes

5.Mr. and Mrs. King ________ give help to the woman.

A. must B. can C. may D. can’t

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1.The underlined word “It” in Paragraph 2 refers to (指代)_____________.

A. the country –Australia B. the coast of Australia

C. the coral under the sea D. The Great Barrier Reef.

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B. There are kinds of living things on the Great Barrier Reef.

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D. Some other reefs have the same problem as the Great Barrier Reef.

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A. the climate is changing quickly within a short time

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C. the global warming is the only reason for the death of reefs

D. lots of countries found it easy to make the temperature low

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D. Kenneth's wearable sensors will keep old people at home.

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