A. Because, so B. Although, but

C. Although, / D. Because, /

A. Germans’ B. German’s

C. Germen’s D. Germens’

A. sitting room B. garden

C. bedroom D. bathroom

A. something different B. different something

C. some different D. anything different

A. Anyway B. Moreover C. Otherwise D. Indeed

【題目】

Many inventions have changed people's life. My robot cleaner is one of them. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

【1】The Wall Paper allows the students to________.

A.share the books they likeB.learn about different students

C.introduce their favorite moviesD.show their reading experience

【2】If one likes travelling, which two of the books can be chosen?

A.The Wandering Earth and Grand Canyon.

B.The Wandering Earth and Linnea in Monet's Garden.

C.The Innocents Abroad and Grand Canyon.

D.The Innocents Abroad and Linnea in Monet's Garden.

【3】What do we know about the book The Wandering Earth from Tim?

A.It was published during the spring festival.

B.It describes the solar system.

C.It is a book about making a movie.

D.It is written by a Chinese writer.

【4】Which student is a fan of art?

A.BenB.TimC.AnnD.Sara

【5】In how many books can you find many great photos?

A.OneB.TwoC.ThreeD.Four

【題目】

The coast redwood is the unchallenged tallest of North American's trees. But do you know it grows from a seed (種子) that is smaller than a pea?

What's special about redwoods?

Redwoods are special for a couple of reasons. The first is their size. Imagine standing next to a tree which is the height of a 30-floor building. The second is their age. Redwoods usually grows to about 600 years old. Some are even more than 2000 years old.

Where do redwoods grow?

To find a coast redwood, you'll have to go to Oregon or California. The land along the west coast, about 450 miles long and up to 35 miles wide, is home to the redwoods. Coast redwoods do not grow anywhere else in the world.

Why do redwoods grow there?

The coast of the Pacific Ocean provides a special environment for the redwoods. Cool, wet air comes from the ocean and keeps the trees wet all year. That is important because most of the rain falls between October and May. During the dry summer months, the trees depend on the wet air over the coast.

How do redwoods survive?

Redwoods have a couple of protection systems(系統(tǒng)). The skin of an adult redwood tree can grow to as thick as 12 inches. The thick covering protects the lower part of the tree from fire damage. Also, most of a redwood's branches and leaves are high up on the tree. This keeps them safe from forest fires. Redwoods are safe from insect damage because the wood has a bitter-tasting chemical.

What should I do?

If you ever get a chance, visit a redwood forest. Look among the tree trunks and imagine who might have camped there a thousand years ago. Look upward and just imagine how high the trees might grow if we protect them.

【1】To see a redwood tree, you should go to _______.

A.the west coast of North America

B.the coast of the Atlantic Ocean

C.South American coast

D.anywhere in the world

【2】What is important for redwoods to grow in dry seasons?

A.Rain fall.B.Sea water.C.Wet air.D.Ocean life.

【3】Redwoods are safe from forest fires because of

A.their tasteB.their chemicalC.their systemsD.their colors

【4】If you want to know how big coast redwoods are, under which question should you look?

A.What's special about redwoods?

B.Where do redwoods grow?

C.Why do redwoods grow there?

D.How do redwoods survive?

【5】What is the author's main purpose for writing this passage?

A.To praise.B.To suggest.C.To introduce.D.To question.

A. so B. but C. because. D. And

A. usually B. often C. sometimes D. hardly ever