A．read; take

B．read; taking

C．reading; taking

D．reading; take

【題目】聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答下列四個(gè)小題。生詞提示：spin 旋轉(zhuǎn)，liquid 液體， solid 固體 shell 殼
（1）What do we need to do the experiment?
A.
B.
C.
（2）From the first experiment we know that ________.
A.both the two eggs stop spinning at the same time.
B.the uncooked egg stops later.
C.the boiled egg stops later.
（3）What does the second experiment tell us?
A.It tells us which egg is heavier.
B.It tells us how to make the egg spin.
C.It tells us why the uncooked egg can spin longer.
（4）What happened to the uncooked egg during the experiment?
A.The shell and its inside stop spinning at the same time.
B.The shell stops spinning first.
C.The egg's inside stops spinning first.

【題目】閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng) A、B、C、D中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。B
Most of my sweet memories are from my childhood. There are always so many interesting things in the far away village where I grew up. One thing that leaves a deep impression on me is shearing the sheep.
In my village, sheep are washed and sheared (剪毛) sometime in the month of June. This should be done quite early in the month, before the hot days begin.
It's best for the sheep to have the wool taken off, or they will be too hot in the summer time. When the time comes for washing the sheep, they are driven to a pond or a little river. Then they are thrown into the water, one at a time. The men who are in the water catch them, and wash them to get the dirt all out of the wool. When the wool is dry, the sheep are taken to the shearer; and he cuts off the wool with a large pair of shears. In a short time, before the cold winter comes, new wool grows out on the sheep. By the coming of spring, there is so much that it must be cut off soon.

（1）When are sheep sheared usually?
A.In February
B.In June.
C.In April.
D.In August.
（2）According to the passage, why do people cut off the wool of sheep?
A.They do that for fun and pleasure.
B.They do that as a sport and exercise.
C.They do that to help sheep spend hot summer.
D.They do that to make sheep look more beautiful.
（3）What does the underlined word "shears" mean?
A.Knives
B.Scissors.
C.Baskets.
D.Rivers.
（4）How often do people shear their sheep?
A.Several times a year.
B.Twice a year.
C.Once a few years.
D.Once a year.

—________．I learned it all by myself．

A．Somebody

B．Everybody

C．Nobody

D．Anybody

A. who B. that C. which D. whose

A. who B. that C. what D. whom

A. This B. It C. That D. One

A．moved

B．to move

C．move

D．moving

【題目】任務(wù)型閱讀
Jambo's Story
In 1986, a video of a frightening event involving a gorilla (大猩猩) and a boy was watched by millions of people around the world. The video is still popular on the Internet today, changed people's opinions of gorillas forever.
On 31 August, 1986 a couple took their two young sons to Jersey Zoo. When the family arrived, they went to see the gorillas straight away. The father noticed that the children were too small to see the animals, so he picked up his five-year-old son, Levan, and put him on the top of the wall. Then he turned round to pick up his other son.
When the father turned back, Levan had disappeared. The boy had fallen off the wall, into the gorilla area. The parents looked down and saw that their son was lying on the ground, about four metres below them. He wasn't moving.
Levan's father tried to climb down into the wall to save the boy, but he was stopped by the other zoo visitors. Slowly, the gorillas came closer to Levan. A large crowd of people had come to see what was happening. Everyone was shouting. They were scared that gorillas might seriously hurt the boy.
Jambo, a 200kg male gorilla, got to Levan first. He moved carefully around Levan. He softly touched his back. Then he sat down between Levan and the other gorillas. When he saw that a young gorilla had come too close, Jambo stood up and did not let him pass. His message to the other gorillas was clear,”Don't touch him!” He pulled lightly of Levan's clothes and after a while Levan opened his eyes and started to cry.
Jambo ran away and his gorilla family followed him. Some time later, zookeepers saved Levan. He had broken several bones in the fall, and had seriously hurt his head, but he was alive. A man had filmed everything and millions of people around the world watched the video on the news.
Jambo! People had always thought that gorillas were dangerous animals, but the video changed their minds. Soon letters, cards and even boxes of bananas arrived for him at the zoo. Jambo died in 1992, but people built a statue (雕像，塑像) at the zoo to remind the world of this wonderful animal.
（1）Is the video still popular on the Internet today?

（2）How old was Levan in 1986?

（3）What did Jambo do when a young gorilla had come close to Levan?

（4）Who saved Levan after Jambo and his gorilla family ran away?

（5）Why did people build a statue for Jambo at the zoo?

【題目】選擇合適的選項(xiàng)補(bǔ)全短文。Tips for Keeping Your Body Healthy

It is not common for the human body to sit for a long time in the old days. But now sitting for a long time every day is common. Sitting for a long time is dangerous for your health. You can hurt your arms and your neck.
People who work in offices often have health problems. People who travel many hours on planes often say they feel bad at the end of a long trip. The following tips can help you if you don't want any problems.
Sit correctly. Keep your back straight and your feet on the floor. It is very necessary to have a comfortable chair..
Take breaks often. Don't sit for more than thirty minutes. Having a break can help you do more work in the day.
Water cleans your body and keeps healthy. It's good for you and gives you energy. But please don't drink lots of coffee or tea.
Move your body. Stretching (拉伸) is a simple and quick way of moving your body while you are sitting down. Stretch your arms, your hands and your shoulders..
A. You can also hurt your back
B. Drink water
C. Stand up and have a break
D. Don't stretch a lot if it hurts
E. The chair can help you sit correctly