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　　Air is all around us．It is around us ___1___ we walk and play．From the time we are born, air is around us on ___2___ side．When we sit down, it is around us．When we ___3___ to bed, air is ___4___ around us．We live ___5___ air．

　　All living things ___6___ air．Living things cannot live___7___ air．We can live without ___8___ water for ___9___ days, but we can't live for moue ___10___ a few minutes without air．We take in air．When we are working ___11___ running, We need more air．When we are ___12___, we need ___13___ air．

　　We live in air, but we cannot ___14___ it．We can only feel it．We can feel it when it is ___15___．Moving air ___16___ wind．How can we ___17___air move? Here is one way．Hold an open book in your hand ___18___ your face．___19___ it quickly．___20___ you feel is the air．

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A. if　　　B. because　　　C. when　　　D. what

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A. every　　　B. both　　　C. any　　　D. all

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A. drop　　　B. lie　　　C. get　　　D. go

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A. too　　　B. also　　　C. either　　　D. yet

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A. with　　　B. by　　　C. in　　　D. around

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A. need　　　B. depend　　　C. want　　　D. like

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A. have　　　B. have no　　　C. with　　　D. without

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A. some　　　B. any　　　C. no　　　D. many

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A. little　　　B. a little　　　C. few　　　D. a few

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A. about　　　B. over　　　C. than　　　D. then

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A. or　　　B. and　　　C. so　　　D. but

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A. sleep　　　B. any　　　C. in bed　　　D. going to bed

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A. little　　　B. a little　　　C. less　　　D. more

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A. look　　　B. see　　　C. get　　　D. fell

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A. moving　　　B. standing　　　C. stopping　　　D. sleeping

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A. is like　　　B. likes　　　C. calls　　　D. us called

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A. ask　　　B. see　　　C. make　　　D. keep

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A. in front of　　　B. in the front of

C. on top of　　  　D. at the back of

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A. Read　　　B. Look　　　C. Open　　　D. Close

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A. That　　　B. What　　　C. How　　　D. Who

If you want to see a thing well, reach out and touch it

   Your eyes can tell you that a glass ball is round. But by holding it in your hands, you can feel how smooth and cool the ball is. You can feel how heavy the glass is.

The roundness, smoothness, coolness and heaviness are parts of the ball. When you feel all these things about the ball, you really see it.

With your skin, you can feel surprisingly well. For example, your fingers can tell the difference between a nickel and dime in your pocket. You can feel a tiny drop of water on the back of your hand, or a puff of air against your skin. You can even feel sounds against your skin.

Most of us like the feel of fur. We like to touch a fur coat or a fur collar .And we like to pet a kitten because of its soft fur.

All children soon learn what “ Don’t touch” means. They hear it often. Yet most of us keep right on touching things as we grow up.

The bottoms of our feet can feel things, too. You know this when you walk barefoot. Warm sand, cool grass and a soft rug all feel different beneath your feet.

There are ways of learning to see well by feeling. One way is to close your eyes and try to feel everything that is touching your skin. Feel the shoes on your feet, the clothes on your body, the air on your skin. At first, it is not easy to feel these things consciously. You are too used to them.

   Most exhibits in museums are just for looking. But today some museums have some things to touch. Their sings say, “Do touch!”

   There you can feel the shape of a gun, the smooth silk of a pillow, the rough wood of an old chair. If you want to see better, reach out and touch. Then you will really see!

1．With your skin ________________.

A．you can’t feel much                     B．you can feel almost everything

C．you can only feel something               D．you can feel nothing

2．Most of us like to pet a kitten____________

A．because its fur feels soft              B．because it can catch rats

C．because we like to play with it           D．because of its beautiful face

3．Why is it not so easy to feel consciously those things around you?

A．You are not used to them              B．You take no notice of them

C．You don’t feel like touching them       D．You are too used to them

4．If you wanted to see things better, ____________

A．open your eyes wider                 B．keep on asking questions

C．go and visit museums                 D．reach out and touch them

5．Which of the following titles do you think best fits the story?

A．Things Feel Soft Hard                 B．Signs That Say “ Don’t touch”

C．To See Better-----Feel                 D．By hearing , by feeling

Air is all round us．It is around us___31____we walk and play．From the time we are born，air is around us on every side．When we sit down，it is around us．When we go to bed．air is  32 around us．We live  33 air．
All living things  34 air．Living things cannot live  35  air．We can live without any water for  36 days，but we cannot live for more   37 a few minutes without air．When we are working  38 running，we need more air．When we are asleep，we need less air
We live in air but we cannot see it．We can only feel it．We can feel it when it is  39 ．  Moving air  40 wind．  

Air is all round us．It is around us___31____we walk and play．From the time we are born，air is around us on every side．When we sit down，it is around us．When we go to bed．air is  32 around us．We live  33 air．

All living things  34 air．Living things cannot live  35  air．We can live without any water for  36 days，but we cannot live for more   37 a few minutes without air．When we are working  38 running，we need more air．When we are asleep，we need less air

We live in air but we cannot see it．We can only feel it．We can feel it when it is  39 ．  Moving air  40 wind．  

5.A．have      B．have no    C，with       D．without