—Yes. It’s ______ interesting film.

A．a(chǎn); the B．the; an C．a(chǎn); an

A. Turning B. To turn

C. Don’t turn D. Turn

A. more; much B. much; more

C. more; more D. much; much

Have you ever seen a windsock blowing in the wind? Well, you can make one of your own! This is a fun project that you can do with things you may have. You just need to follow a few easy steps.

You will need:

● one piece of heavy colored paper ● five ribbons

● strong tape ● a string

● a pencil

What to do:

Step 1: Draw pictures on the paper. You can write your name on it. Do anything that will make it special to you.

Step 2: Make the paper into the shape of a tube. Hold one of the shorter edges(邊緣) over the other. Then make them together with the tape at each end and in the middle.

Step 3: Use a pencil to make a hole into both sides of the tube. The holes should be only on one end of the tube. Pull the string through both holes. Then tie the ends of the string together.

Step 4: Now make five holes around the top of the other end of the tube. Put a ribbon through each of the holes. Tie a knot in the ends. Make sure the knots are bigger than the holes.

Now your windsock is ready to use, but how does it work? The shape of the tube plays an important part. Wind blows through the tube and makes it fly and dance around. Hold the windsock up in the air by its string and run around. It will fly behind you. You can also hang it outside and watch it dance around on its own!

【1】You draw pictures on the paper to make the windsock ________.

A. fun B. heavy C. strong D. special

【2】Which of these things do you need for Step 2?

A. Tape. B. Ribbons. C. A pencil. D. A string.

【3】What do you do after you put ribbons through the holes in the tube?

A. Make holes in the tube. B. Tape the tube together.

C. Tie knots in the ribbons. D. Put a string through the hole.

【4】What is probably the most important to make a windsock work?

A. Its shape. B. Its size.

C. The color of the paper. D. The number of the holes.

【5】What is the main purpose of this article?

A. To tell an interesting story. B. To explain how to do something.

C. To teach an important lesson. D. To show what a windsock is like.

The Upcoming Live Streaming: How Tall Can Qomolangma Be?

Time: From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, June 27th, 2020

Subject: The Chinese survey team (non-professional climbers) measures (測(cè)量) the height of Qomolangma.

Honored Guest: Cao Jun- the CEO of Hunch Sports. the Second President of Mountaineering Association of Peking University (北大山鷹隊(duì)), who successfully reached the top of Qomolangma in 2013, has 23 year experience of mountain climbing. He his climbed more than 24 mountains.

Topics:

1. Reason: Mountains can charge in several ways over time. They can experience erosion (侵蝕) by rain and wind, as well as landslides (山體滑坡) because of flooding. Some mountains change because of volcanic (火山的) activities. They may also change because of earthquakes and the movement of tectonic plate (地殼構(gòu)造板塊). Humans need trustworthy measurement results.

2. Risks: Height of the mountain, bad conditions and other uncontrollable facts.

3. Meaning: We reach the top to let the world see us Chinese and our country. We measure the exact height of it and it’s the height of China. — by a famous climber

The ways to watch it:

Click the link: https; www.yangshipin.cn

Use the APP Yang Shipin.

Scan (掃描) the QR Code.

【1】How long has Cao Jun been climbing mountains?

A.For 13 years.B.For 23 years.C.For 24 years.

【2】Why can mountains change over time?

A.Because they experience landslides because of flooding.

B.Because people often climb the mountains.

C.Because they can experience erosion by people.

【3】How can we watch the live program?

A.We can only the WeChat to watch it directly.

B.We can watch CCTV 5 at 10:00 am. June 27th, 2020.

C.We can visit the website: https: // www.yangshipin.cn/.

A. That all right B. Right C. You're welcome.

A. what she can do B. what she could deal

C. how to do D. how to deal

The Best Seller——Explorer

The New York Times Explorer series

Hardcover, cloth bound, amazing photos, with fine bookmarks, 8.2*11.4 inches

【1】The material above is mainly about ________.

A.The New York Times

B.the “36 Hour” guide

C.an introduction to Explorer

【2】What can we learn about the book from the material?

A.It only costs $ 29. 99.

B.It is well designed and made.

C.It is about “beaches”, “Islands” and “Countryside”.

【1】If Lingling burnt her finger when cooking, she would need ________ according to the passage.

A.an aloe leafB.fresh cherriesC.cucumber piecesD.manuka hones

【2】The writer wrote this passage to ________.

A.show her pride in those grandmothers' treatments

B.introduce some methods of old-time home treatments

C.show old-time home treatments are better than medicine

D.advise scientists to make research into ancient treatment

【3】The passage is probably in the part of ________ in a newspaper.

A.newB.lifeC.sportsD.education

By Donna Waverley

My family and I recently went to Australia, to see my grandparents. But before we visited them, we went sightseeing along the Great Ocean Road, on the Australian coast.

Dad had planned to drive, but even though he was used to driving miles without getting exhausted, he then read on the website that the road wouldn’t be an easy drive. Anyway, we thought he deserved to enjoy the fantastic views too, which he couldn’t do as our driver. So instead, we booked discount bus tickets and off we went.

Our first stop was where wild kangaroo lived – and Dad and I were taking a walk when a big one appeared! For a moment, it seemed to consider coming towards us, which made me a little nervous – but then it went off along the road and into the bushes.

That wasn’t the only wildlife we saw. I thought it unlikely we’d see famous Koala bears during our short visit. In fact, at our next stop, we saw roughly six million in that area! Sadly, some gum trees they were in had very few leaves left, which people told us was because of the Koalas, although I’d read that lack of water is indeed the problem.

Dad had booked a campsite for the night, with ready-made tents – for an adventure! I wasn’t sure about that, but they were really luxury tents, within walking distance of some famous rocks and other places we hoped to visit. However, Dad also said the sounds of wild creatures would help us sleep. That sounded worrying – until the “wild creatures” turned out to be frogs! So I was embarrassed by my fears – and kept awake by the frogs! But we had fun making meals together – we’d brought food, as we knew there’d be nowhere to eat.

In fact, this whole trip was fantastic!

【1】The passage is mainly about Donna’s visit to his grandparents, isn’t it?

【2】Why did Donna’s Dad decide not to drive the Great Ocean Road himself?

【3】How was Donna when she saw a big kangaroo along the route?

【4】What has caused the gum trees to be in such a bad state?

【5】Where did Donna’s family spend the night?

【6】What did Donna like and dislike about the place where they stayed?