（題文）You are too heavy. I think you must ___ eat ____ meat.

A. try; more B. try to; more C. try to; less D. try; less

（題文）-Why do you like running so much, Mr. Green?

-Well, it's good for my_____________.

A. diary B. time C. idea D. health

（題文）A small river goes__________ my village. There are many fish in it.

A. cross B. in C. through D. out

（題文）-The old woman wants us ___________ her with the housework.

-I think we should help her.

A. help B. to help C. helps D. helping

（題文）-You look so tired, Sue.

-I__________ slept last night. I feel terrible now.

A. almost B. hardly C. usually D. always

I think the best way ____________is taking part in(參加) outdoor activities.

A. to relax B. relaxing C. relaxed D. relaxes

-Can you go swimming with me next Sunday?

-Sorry, next week is ____________ for me.

A. free B. good C. enough D. full

-My father often relaxes himself by __________ to music after work.

-How about your mother?

A. listen B. listened C. to listen D. listening

（題文）-How many hours does your grandpa play chess every day?

-______________.

A. Once a day B. One C. First D. Once

The National Literacy Trust once did some research (調(diào)查) on reading. About 32,000 children from different schools in the UK answered the questions from it. These children are aged from 8 to 18.

The research shows that children in the UK are reading less in their free time. Just over a quarter of the students said they read outside school. About the same number said their parents didn't feel that reading was important. Half of those students said they enjoyed reading "very much" or "quite a lot". About two in five thought reading was "cool", but about one in three said they only read when they had to.

Jonathan Douglas from the National Literacy Trust said, "Our research not only shows that children are reading less and having negative attitudes(消極的態(tài)度) to reading but also shows the relationship (關(guān)系) between this and their performance(表現(xiàn)) in reading tests.”

The research also finds that many children in the UK like to read e-books outside school. The percentage in 2014 was about 6% and it grew to 12% in 2015

In today's world, there are so many activities for children to do. But if they sit down and do some reading, they will find reading is really interesting and useful.

1.How many students answered the questions from the National Literacy

A. About 32, 000 B. About 3, 200 C. About 16 D. About 8.

2.What does the research show?

A. Children in the UK do well in their reading tests

B. Parents in the UK think reading is unimportant.

C. Children in the UK are reading less in their free time.

D. Schools in the UK don't give their students much free time

3.The underlined word "this" in Paragraph 3 refers to “__________”

A. the research

B. the National Literacy Trust 2.ebmon

C. many children like to read e-books

D. children are reading less and having negative attitudes to reading

4.About_______ of the students in the UK liked to read e-books in 2014

A. 6% B. 12% C. 40% D. 50%

5.The last paragraph tells us that children

A. should do more reading

B. should sit down when they read

C. need to do all kinds of activities

D. like interesting and useful things