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A snake is a strange animal. It walks on its ribs(肋骨) and it smells with its tongue. Since its teeth are sharp like needles and not good for chewing, it swallows its food whole. The snake's jaws can stretch a great deal. Its body, too, can stretch to several times its normal size. So even a small snake can easily swallow a mouse whole, and a snake just an inch across can gulp(吞) down a young bird three inches across. Such a large meal might last the snake for months. In fact, some snakes have been known to go without eating for as long as two years.

1．The writer thinks snakes have a strange way of ________.

[　　]

A．smelling
B．sleeping
C．chewing
D．Both A and B

2．The third sentence tells why a snake ________.

[　　]

A．uses its tongue for smelling

B．has to chew its food well

C．has a low temperature

D．can swallow its food whole

3．Compared with its meal, the snake is often much ________.

[　　]

A．shorter
B．thinner
C．bonier
D．slower

4．The story says that a snake's food may include whole ________.

[　　]

A．a(chǎn)nimals
B．birds
C．plants
D．Both A and B

5．As a result of its eating habits, the snake ________.

[　　]

A．walks on its ribs

B．can go for months without food

C．needs a lot of water

D．eats only once a year

答案：A;D;B;D;B
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　　解題點撥

　　1．由文章的一、二句可以得知．

　　3．由蛇的尺寸可知它是thin（瘦的）而非bony（骨瘦如柴）．

　　4．文中提到蛇可以輕易地吞a mouse和a young bird.


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