题目内容
Hurry up! The film for about ten minutes.
A. has begun B.began
C. is beginning D. has been on
This is Jim. He is thirteen. He is from the USA. He is a student. He has a good friend. His name is Jack. Jack is fifteen. He is from Canada. Jack is tall but Jim is short. They are in the same grade, but they are in different classes. Jim is in Class Two, Grade Seven. Jack is in Class Three. They go to school(上学) at seven in the morning and go home(回家) at six in the afternoon.
根据短文内容，选择正确答案。
1. Jim and Jack are ____.
A. from the same country（国家）
B. in blue shoes
C. from different countries
2.Jim is ____.
A. short B. tall C. strong
3.Jim and Jack are in ____.
A. the same grade
B. different grades
C. the same class
4. Jack is in ____.
A. Class 4 B. Class 3 C. Class 2
5.They go to school at ____ in the morning.
A. 6:00 B. 7:00 C. . 8:00
The doctors did what they could _____ the dying man.
A. save B. to save C. saved D. saving
—I called you this morning, but nobody answered.
—I _______ the flowers in my garden at that time.
A.watered B.was watering C.water D.am watering
Answer the questions(根据短文内容回答下列问题)
Every Saturday morning, Helen Myers opens the door of the little library in Ellisville, Illinois. She raises the flag outside, sits down with a book and waits for people to come. “If I have two people come in, it’s a big crowd,” says Myers, 77.
The old lady has kept the library for more than 40 years in an old small building. It all began in June 1966, when Myers opened her library with 400 books from her home shelves. At that time, she took care of a boys’ community service group. “One of the boys noticed that I had a lot of books, and he said, ‘I sure wish we could have a library here in town.’” Myers remembers. That’s all she needed.
Today, people don’t read much. They watch TV and play video games. But that doesn’t stop Myers from opening her library every Saturday to share her love of books. The library has always been Myers’ favorite project. In the 1970s, when the old building was too dangerous to stay in, she began saving money for a new building.
She sells homemade cookies, and the money pays the bills for the library. As the news about the country’s smallest library spreads, donations began coming in. With the donations and her own savings, Myers built Ellisville Library II, which opened in October 2003. The new library has 3500 donated books, new and used.
Many times, Myers opens and closes the library and sees no one. “My daughter said, ‘Mom, why don’t you give up?’” Myers says, “I said, ‘No. Somebody, some day, may read. Who knows? A future president of the United States may come in and get a book.’”
1.The library doesn’t have a lot of readers, does it?
2.How many books did the library have when it opened in 1966?
3.What does Myers do to pay the bill for the library?
4.Why did she need a new building for the library?
5.Where did the money for the new building come from?
6.If you are Myers, what will you do? Why?
Complete the following sentences according to the context. The first letter has been given. （根据上下文完成下列句子，首字母已给。）
1.Jane can make d_______ dinner and she can do the housework well.
2.Mum will go to the f_______ food section to buy some ice cream.
3.We usually have dinner at this Chinese r_______.
4.We should p_______ enough food for the party now. Let’s go to the supermarket to buy some.
5.Jim is fat and he does no e________.
--- Rose, your bag is the same ____________.
--- Really? Can you show it to me?
A. from me B. from mine
C. as me D. as mine
There are many colors in nature．But do you think that a color has weight? I think you'll say “no”. But I'm afraid you are wrong. If you don't believe it, you may do a small experiment (实验)．
First, put two objects with the same weight into two boxes．Then cover the boxes. Third, wrap(色裹) one box with a red piece of paper, the other one with a white piece of paper. OK．Now hold the boxes with your hand one by one．It is certain that you will think the red one is a little heavier．
Why do you think so? A scientist found that different colors have different weights in man's mind. That is to say, every color has its own weight in our mind．
The scientist told us that colors also have smell．Can you smell the color? Of course not．Then why did the scientist say so. That is because every color stands for (代表) a kind of light with a certain wavelength (波长)．It reaches our brain through sense organs.
According to this discovery, scientists say that people accept the colors they like, and refuse the colors they hate．So your body and mind will be healthy by using the colors you like．Or you'll be nervous or even get ill． For example, you like blue and hate red．If you stay in a room with red windows, wallpaper and furniture for two hours, you'll feel you have been there for four hours．But if the room is blue, you'll feel you have been there for only an hour. And, if a person walks out of a blue room and into a red room, his temperature will rise．
That means our body temperature will change with different colors．
1.From the experiment, we know that_________．
A．the two boxes have the same weight
B．colors can change the weight of an object
C．the red paper is heavier than the white paper
D．colors have different weights in people's mind
2.From the fourth paragraph, we can infer ____．
A．the smell of colors is changeable（可变的）
B．people can sense the light from colors
C．people can smell the colors through the nose
D．all the colors have the same smell for the blind
3.Which of the following is true? ____．
A．White color is heavier than red color
B．People may get ill if they refuse the colors they don't like
C．People can stay longer in red rooms than in blue rooms
D．People's body temperature will change with different colors
4.We can infer from the last paragraph that____．
A．red color is bad for our health
B．people may get nervous in a red room
C．blue color can raise（提升）our body temperature
D．colors can influence our mood（情绪）and health
5.The passage is probably ____．
A．a short novel B．a news report
C．a science report D．an advertisement
_______ animals are dying and there will be ______space for them.
A. More and more, fewer and fewer
B. Less and less, less and less
C. More and more, less and less
D. Fewer and fewer, more and more
