Question

1. How long do American farmers usually stay on their farms a week?

A. Four days.

B. Three days.

C. Seven days.

2. Why don’t American farmers have to go from a village to the fields?

A. They are not busy.　　　　　　　　 

B. They just live on their fields.

C. They have no neighbors around.　　

3. Why do some children walk to school?

A. They have no bikes.

B. Their parents are poor farmers.

C. No buses can reach their homes.

 

Answer 1

答案：1C2B3C
提示：

In many parts of the world, farmers and their families live in villages or towns. But in the United States, each farmer lives on his own field, often without neighbors. American farmers stay on their land for a whole week. They don't have to go from a village to the fields every morning. They go to the nearest town on Saturdays for shopping or Sundays for a party. The children take buses to large schools. These schools are for the farm families. Some children will walk to school. There are no roads suitable for buses to go and get the children for them.