河北中考阅读理解

河北中考阅读理解

.08阅读理解

A

JaneGoodclallfirstmadefriendswithachimp（黑猩猩）whenshewas

oneyearold.Onherfirst

birthdayhermothercarriedhertothezoonearherhomeandbought

heratoychimp.Shelovedherfurry（毛绒）friendverymuch.Atage7,

JaneGooddallreaddr.doolittle,abookaboutadoctorwhocouldtalk

toanimals.Shewantedtobeabletotalktoherfavoriteanimal,too.

SheexpectedtogotoAfricasomedaysothatshecouldlearnmoreabout

chimps.WhenJanegrewup,shestilldreamedofgoingtoAfrica.Shegot

herwishwhenshewas26yearsold.ShewenttoGombeNationalPark

wheremanychimpslivedintheforests.

Janewatchedthechimpscloselydayafterday.Shesawthatthey

werealotlikepeople.Theycouldthinkandmakeplans.Theyusedtools.

Theyshowedtheirdear,pain,orpleasure.Sometims,theyfought.Often,

theyhugged（拥抱）andkissed.

ScientistsweresurprisedbywhatJanesaw.Theyknewthatrelation

betweenchimpsandhumanswastheclosest.However,theydidnotknow

theyactedsomuchlikeus.

Janestillhasthetoychimpshewasgivenasachild.Shehas

studiedherfriendsforover30years.Now,shespeaksforthemto

groupsaroundtheworld.Shehopesthatshehastosaywillmakeothers

dosomethingtoprotectchimpsfrombeinghurt.

51.WhenJanewas7,shewanted.

A.toreadDrDoolittleagainB.totalktoanimals,too

C.tobuyanothertoychimpD.tomeetadoctoratonce

52.JanewenttoGombeNationalParkto.

A.haveatripthereB.trainababychimp

C.learnmoreaboutchimpsD.protectthechimpsthere

53.Thescientistsweresurprisedwhentheyheardthat.

A.thechimpscouldactsomuchlikehumans

B.JanehadbeeninAfricaforsuchalongtime

C.Janewatchedthechimpscloselydayafterday

D.Janestillhadthetoychimpshewasgivenasachild

54.Janespeaksforchimpstogroupsaroundtheworldto_______.

A.helpthescientistslearnmoreaboutchimps

B.studyherfurryfriendsinsomeothercountries

C.makemorepeopledosomethingtoprotectchimps

D.letpeopleknowthatchimpsarelovelyanimals

55.Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthat.

A.Janefoundmoreaboutchimpsthanthescientistsdid

B.JanedreamedofgoingtoAfricawhenshewas26

C.Janecouldtalktochimpswiththehelpofthesicentists

D.JaneknewnothingaboutchimpsbeforegoingtoAfrica

B

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Doyoualwaysgoshoppingatthesupermarketoroftenforgottobuy

something?Ifyoudoforgetsomething,webelieveyouneverwanttogo

backforit.ButwithWebshop,ournewInternetshoppingservice,you

won,thaveto.Alsoavoidstandingsolongtopayforwhatyouget.

Start

shoppingonlinenow!

Eatwhatyoulike

Doyouusuallywanttoavoideatinganyspicy（辛辣的）food?Doyou

alwaysregretdrinkingtoo

muchfizzy（起泡的）drinks?Well,nowit'stimeforyoutoholda

chancetochangethethings.

You'dbettertrytakingourGasgoandbegintofeelthedifference!

24hourstosuccess

Doyouregretnotworkingharderatschool?Doyouwanttoimprove

yourlanguages?WithPolyglot?ssystem（系统），youcanlearntospeak

anylanguagein24hours!Tryfollowingoursystemandseehowdifferent

itisfromtherest.Whynotmakeanearlystartinaclasstoday?

You'renevertoooldtosurf（冲浪）

DoyouwanttosurftheInternetbutthinkyou,retoooldtostart

learningnewskills?Ifso,whynottakeacourseatCompuWiz?We

promisetomakeyoumasteracomputerwhateveryourage.Don'tforget

tocallusbeforeJuly1stat28190818,andreceivea50%lowerprice

onlessons.

56.WithWebshop,you.

A.oftenforgettobuywhatyouneedB.havetostandtopayforthe

thingsC.canbuyeverythingyouneedeasilyD.can'tgobacktobuy

whatyouforget

57.Ifyoudon'tliketoeatsomethingspicyordrinksomething

fizzy,youmaytry.

A.PolyglotB.GasgoC.WebshopD.CompuWiz

58.Trytoandyouwilllearnanylanuageinaveryshort

time.

A.clickontheWebshopB.taketheBasgo

C.followPloyglotJssystemD.callat28190818

59.Youcansave50%ofyourmoneyifyoubeforeJuly1st.

A.dosomethingwithWebshopB.holdachancetotryGasgo

C.startearlywithPolyglotJssystemD.learnsurfingtheInternet

atCompuWiz

60.Accordingtothepassage,onecan.

A.takeasurfingcourseatWebshopinaclass

B.possiblylearntospeakEnglsihin24hours

C.trytakingGasgofoodordrinkwhenheisold

D.dosomethingonlinewithoutpayingforhisthings

C

Ifyouhavefailedinthepasttotrytomakebigchangesinlife,

tryagainnow,onetinystepatatime.

Everyyearit'sthesame.AsDecembercomestoanend,youthink

aboutthenewyearandallthewaysyouwanttoimproveyourlife.But

asyoustarttowritedownyourhopesforthenewyear,youthinkabout

thelastyear.Youexcitedlywritedownallthechangesyouaregoingto

make,butbytheendofJanuarythoseideasgetlostinyourbusylife.

Here?sasuggestion:Forgetthetoobig,hard-to-achievegoalsand

justthinkaboutthesmall

ones.uWeoftenthinkthatwehavetodoeverythinginbigsteps,

eventhoughit'ssohardforustoreachit,“saidRobertMaurer,who

recentlywrotethebookOneSmallStepCanChangeYourLife."Whatwe

trytodoistobeginwithsuchasmallstepthatwecan'tfindany

excusenottodoit.”

uKaizen,“aJapaneseword,isusedtomeantochangebehaviorand

attitudes（态度），duringWorld

WarII,Americanfactorymanagerswereabletoincreaseproductivity

bytryingsmall,continuousinprovementsinsteadofsuddenchanges.

Afterthewar,theideawasbroughttoarebuilding（重建）

Japan.ItmadeJapandevelopfast.TheJapanesecalledit“Kaizen”,

whichmeans

“improvement”.

Maurestudiedtheideaanddidsomeexperimentswithit.

“Kaizen“couldpossiblyhelppeoplesucceedindoingeverything.

61.AttheendofDecember,peopleusually.

A.failtomakebigchangesB.planforthelastyear

C.thinkaboutthenewyearD.trytolosetheirideas

62.RobertMaurerwroteabooktotellus.

A.weshoulddoeverythinginbigstepsB.howtochangeone'slife

withonesmallstep

C.weshouldtryalotofsuddenchangesD.howtofindasmallstep

withoutanyexcuse63.Theunderlinepartuincreaseproductivity”in

thepassagemeans"”.

A.提高生产效率B.增加成本C.增加出口D.提高待遇

64.Thewriterofthepassagesuggestsweshould.

A.makechangesattheendoftheyearB.dofewexperimentswith

“Kaizen”

C.dothingswithhard-to-achievegoalsD.takeatinystepto

achievebiggoals65.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEfromthepassage?

A.Youcanachieveyourgoalsifyouarenottoobusy.

B.RobertMaurerstudied“Kaizen”andfoundithelpful.

C.Youcan'tfindanyexcusenottoreachabiggoal.

D.”Kaizen“wasbroughttoJapanduringWroldWarIL

07A

EveryyearthousandsofyoungpeopleinEnglandfinishschooland

thentakeayearoffbeforetheystartworkorgotouniversity.Some

youngpeoplegotoothercountriesandworkasvolunteers（志愿者）.

Volunteersgivetheirtimetohelppeople.Forexample,theyworkin

schoolsorhospitals,ortheydosomethinghelpfulfortheenvironment.

PaulineJones,18,livesinCardiff,Wales.Nextyearshewantsto

gotouniversitytostudyChinese,butnowshe'slivinginBelize.

Paulinesays,'Tmworkingwithotherpeoplehereto

savethecoralreefs（珊瑚礁）intheseanearBelize.Thereefshere

arebeautiful,butiftheseawaterisverypolluted（污染），thecoral

dies.I'mhelpingtodoresearchonthecoralandthefishthatlive

aroundthereefs.Allovertheworld,coralreefsaredying.Weneedto

dosomethingabouttheproblembeforeit'stoolate.”

"I'mstayingwithafamilyhereandIhelpdosomehousework.I

don'tgetanymoney,but

that?sOK.Ilovemyworkhere,andI'mlearningalotaboutthe

peopleofBelize一andmyself!

WhenIfinishmywork,Iwanttostayhereforanotherthreemonths.

IwanttotravelaroundBelizeandCentralAmerica.”

56.SomeyoungpeoplefromEnglandaftertheyfinishschool.

A.gotouniversityabroad

B.spendoneyearabroadasvolunteers

C.gotoworkformoney

D.startworkinschoolsorhospitals

57.PaulinJones,aneighteen-year-oldgirl,islivingin

now.

A.EnglandB.ChinaC.BelizeD.Cardiff

58.PaulinJonesiswithotherpeople.

A.studyingChineseinauniversity

B.workingtosavethecoralreefs

C.helpingdosomehousework

D.doingsomeresearchinWales

59.Fromthepassage,weknowthatthecoralreefs.

A.willdiebecauseofthepollution

B.arenotasbeautifulasbefore

C.cannotlivewithoutfishinthesea

D.willprobablybesoldformoney

60.PaulinJoneswantstoaftershefinishesherworkasa

volunteer.

A.staythereforanotheryear

B.gobackhometostartwork

C.learnaboutthepeoplehome

D.travelaroundCentralAmerica

B

IMPROVEONSLEEP

Goodhealthneedsgoodsleep.Goingtobedbeforeyou'retired.Not

eatingorreadinginbed.Gotobedatthesametimebeforemidnightand

getupatthesametime.Yourbodylikesroutine

（常规）foragoodnight'ssleep.

STAYFREEOFFLU

Studiesshowthatacoldorfluvirus（病毒）canliveonourhands

forlong.Sowashallpartsofyourhandsoftenwithsoapandwater.For

morewaystopreventthespreadofflu,please

call.HealthLinea

ORAL（口腔）HEALTH

Brushyourteethtwicedailyandvisitthedentistatleastoncea

year.Themouthisamirrorof

disease.Theoralexaminationisnotonlyforthehealthofteeth,

butthewholebody.Formoreofit,

pleasevisitwww.mydr.com.au.

FITFORLIFE

Studieshaveshownthatmanydiseaseshavesomethingtodowithless

ornophysical（身体）

activity.Trytodoitfor30minutesaday,5daysormoreaweek.

Formoreinformation,please

callHealthLineat180043820000

61.Ifyouwanttogetagoodsleep,you'dbetter.

A.gotobedafteryou'retired

B.gotosleepatmidnight

C.followthebedtimeroutine

D.eatsomethingorreadinbed

62.Topreventfromcatchingacoldorflu,it'sgoodforyou

A.tocleanyourfingersoften

B.tobrushyourteethtwicedaily

C.togetupearlyeverymorning

D.towashallpartsofyourhands

63.Youshouldvisitthedentistatleastonceayear,because

A.theoralexaminationisnecessary

B.youdon,toftenbrushyourteeth

C.somediseasesmaybeinthemirror

D.youdon,thaveagoodnight'ssleep

64.Studieshaveshownthatmanydiseaseshavesomethingtodowith

A.havingnooralexamination

B.washinghandswithcoldwater

C.sleepingtoolatesometimes

D.doinglittlephysicalactivity

65.Whenyouwanttolearnmoreabouttheflu,youcan.

A.visitwww・mydr.com.au

B.callHealthLinea/p>

C.visitthedentistinyourplace

D.callHealthLinea/p>

C

Somepeoplethinkonlyschoolchildrendonotagreewiththeir

parents,however,itisnottrue.

Communicationisaproblemforparentsandchildrenofallages.If

it'shardforyouto

communicatewithyourparents,don'tworryaboutit.Herearesome

adviceforyoutobridgethegenerationgap（消除代沟）.

Don,targue（争辩）withyourparents.Don'tgettoyourparents

whenyouareangry.Your

parentsprobablywon'tconsideryourideasifyouareshoutingat

them.Andyoucan,texpress

yourselfwellifyouareangry.Gosomeplacetocooloff.Makesure

youunderstandwhyyouareunhappy.Thenthinkaboutwhatyouwantto

saytoyourparents.Ifyoudon'tthinkyoucanspeaktothematthe

moment,trywritingaletter.

Trytoreachacompromise（和解）.Perhapsyouandyourparents

disagreeonsomething.You

cankeepyourdisagreementandtryyourbesttoaccepteachother.

Michael'smotherdidn,tagree

withhimaboutbuyingamotorcycle.Theyarguedoverit.Butthey

finallycametoacompromise.Michaelboughtthemotorcycle,butonly

droveitoncertaindays.

Ofcourse,yourparentsmightrefusetocompromiseonsomething.In

thesesituations,itisespeciallyimportanttoshowloveandrespect

（尊敬）tothem.Showingrespectwillkeepyour

relationshipstrong.

Talkaboutyourvalues.Thevaluesofyourparentsareprobably

differentfromthoseofyourown.Tellyourparentswhatyoucareabout,

andwhy.Understandingyourvaluesmighthelpthemseeyourpurposesin

life.

Agoodrelationshipwithyourparentscanmakeyouabetterand

happierperson.Itisworthhavingatry!

66.Thepassagetellsushaveacommunicationproblem.

A.parentsandotherpeople

B.schoolkidsandtheirparents

C.teachersandtheirstudents

D.parentsandchildrenofallages

67.Yourparentsprobablywon'tconsideryourideasifyou.

A.don'tgettothemoftenB.writealettertothem

C.don'tspeaktothempolitelyD.expressyourselfwell

68.Theunderlinedphrase“cooloff“inthepassagemeans

A.tomakeyourselfhappyB.togetyouquietandrelaxed

C.tohaveagoodrestD.tohideyourselfquickly

69.Ifthere?sreallyagenerationgapbetweenyouandyourparents,

you,dbetter.

A.haveatalkwiththemoftenB.keepawayfromthem

C.agreewiththemallthetimeD.knowabouttheirvalues

70.Fromthepassagewelearnthat.

A.parentsandchildrenshouldnothaveagenerationgap

B.parentsshouldshowloveandrespecttotheirchildren

C.therearesomegoodwaystobridgethegenerationgap

D.therearesomanyseriousproblemsinfamiliestoday

06A

LittleMike'sgrandmadiedweeksago.Hemissedherverymuch.One

afternoonMikewenttothecitypark.Wherehisgrandmausedtogo?

Therehesawanoldlady.Shelookedverykind.Shewassittingthere,

watchingpigeons（鸽子）.LittleMike

wentupandsatnexttoher.Hetookouthisfoodanddrinksand

gavesometoher.Shesmiledathim.HersmilewassosweetthatMike

wantedtoseeitagain.Sheseemedtounderstandhim,soonceagainshe

smiled.Mikewasveryglad.

Theysattherealltheafternoon,eatingandtalking.Asitgrew

dark,Mikegotuptoleave.Beforeheleft,hehugged（拥抱）theoldlady

andshegavehim

hersweetestsmile.

WhenMikegothome,hismotherwassurprisedbythelookofjoyon

hisface."Imetagrannyinthepark.Ilersmilewaslikethekindof

smileIhadseenonGrandmaJsface.”

Theoldladyalsoreturnedtoherhomehappily.Shetoldherson

thatshehadfoodanddrinkswithalittleboy."Hewasaslovelyas

Brittany."shesaid.Hersonwassurprised,becausehehadneverseen

hersohappysinceBrittany,hergrandson,diedweeksago.

56.LittleMikewenttotheparkand.

A.playedwithpigeonsB.fedpigeons

C.metanoldladyD.sawafriendofhisgrandma/s

57.Theoldlady'ssmileshowedthat.

A.shehadhopedtomeettheboyB.shewantedtogetsomedrinks

C.shemissedhergrandsonD.shelikedthelittleboy58.Mikefelt

verygladbecause.

A.hegavethegrannyfoodanddrinksB.theoldladywasaskindas

his

grandma

C.hehadseenhisgrandmaD.shelikedthelittleboy59.Mikeand

theoldlady.

A.weregoodtoeachotherB.kneweachotherwellC.oftenmetin

theparkD.didnothingthatafternoon60.Whatcanwelearnfromthe

story?

A.Whenonefeelsunhappy;hemustgotoapark.B.Oldpeopleare

alwayskindandhappy.

C.Childrenandoldpeopleshouldgetonwellwitheachother.D.

Whenpeoplearekindtoeachother,theywillfeelhappy.

B

FilmsinGrandMovieTheaterThisweek

HAPPYPOTTER(?)KUNGFUHUSTLE

AmericanfilmChineseHongKongfilm

Director(导演)：AlfonsoDirector:ZhouXingchi

CuaronStars:ZhouXingchi,YuanHua.

Stars:DanielRedcliffe,LiangXiaolongRupertGrint.

Time:FromWednesdaytoFriday,EmmaWastonat9:00p.m.

Time:FromMondaytoTicketPrice:$5Wednesday.At6:00p.m

TicketPrice:$4.5

AWORLDWITHOUTTHIEVESTROY

ChinesefilmAmericanfilm

Director:FengXiaogangDirector:WolfgangPeterson

Stars:LiuDehua,LiuStars:JulianGlover,BrianCox,

Ruoying,GeYou,NathanJones,AdoniMaropis

LiBingbingTime:FromTuesdaytoSaturday,

at9:30a.m.Time:FromFridaytoSunday,

at6:30p.m.TicketPrice:$5.5

TicketPrice:$6(Halfon

Sundayforchildren)

61.TherewillbeinGrandMovieTheaterthisweek.

A.oneChinesefilmB.twoChinesefilms

C.threeAmericanfilmsD.alotofforeignfilms

62.IfamanwithhischildgoestoGrandMovieTheateronSunday,

theywillpayforthefilm.

A.$12B.$9C.$6D.$5

63.IfyouarefreeonFridaymorning,youcanseethefilminGrand

MovieTheater.

A.KUNGFUHUSTLEB.AWORLDWTTIIOUTTHIEVES

C.TROYD.HAPPYPOTTER(?)

64.Youcanseethreefilmseitheronoron.

A.Wednesday;FridayB.Tuesday;Wednesday

C.Thursday;FridayD.Saturday;Sunday

65.Fromtheposter,weknowisadirectorandactorinthefilm.

A.AlfonsoCuaronB.FengXiaogang

C.WolfgangPetersonD.ZhouXingchi

C

Peopleindifferentcountrieshavedifferentwaysofdoingthings.

Somethingthatispoliteinonecountrymaybequiteimpoliteinanother.

InBritain,youmustn,tliftyourbowltoyourmouthwhenyouare

havingsomeliquid（液体）

food.Butit'sdifferentinChina.AndinJapanyouevenneedn,t

worryaboutmakingnoiseswhenyouhaveit.Itshowsthatyouare

enjoyingit.Butitisregarded

asbadmanners（礼貌；方式）inBritain.Ifyouareavisitorin

Mongolia,whatmannersdotheywishyoutohave?Theywishyoutogivea

loud“burp"（打嗝）afteryoufinisheating,Burpingshowsthatyoulike

thefood.

InBritain,youshouldtrynottoputyourhandsonthetablewhen

you'rehavingameal.InMexico,however,guestsareexpectedtokeep

theirhandsonthetableduringameal.ButinArabcountriesyoumust

beverycarefulwithyourhands.Youmustn,teatwithyourlefthand.

Arabsconsideritverybadmannerseatingwithlefthands.So,what

shouldyoudoifyouareonavisitinanothercountry?Well,justdoin

RomeastheRomansdo.Youcanaskthenative（本土的）people

tohelpyouorjustwatchcarefullyandfollowthem.

66.Accordingtothepassage,makingnoiseswhenyouhaveliquid

foodisn,tbadmannersin.

A.ChinaB.JapanC.BritainD.

Mongolia

67.isbadmannersinBritain.

A.EatingfoodwithoutmakingnoisesB.Puttingliquidfoodinthe

bowl

C.HavingsoupdirectlywithabowlD.Keepinghandsoffthetable

68.Fromthepassage,wecaninfer（推断）that.

A.Mongolianpeopleburpwhentheyareeating

B.Japanesepeopleallmakenoiseswhendrinking

C.Chinesepeoplenevermakenoisesattable

D.fewArabseatwithlefthands

69.“DoinRomeastheRomansdo”means"”.

A.DoasthenativepeopledoB.Doasyoudoathome

C.AskthenativepeopletodoitD.Watchthenativepeopledoing

it

70.Thepassagemainly（主要）tellsus.

A.sometablemannersinBritainB.somedifferenttablemanners

C.differentwaysofhavingliquidfoodD.tohavegoodmanners

05A

HoursandAdmission

Monday-Thursday;10:00a.m.~5:00p.m.

Friday:10:00a.m.~8:00p.m.

Saturday:10:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Sunday:11:00a.m.5:00p.m.

ClosedonThanksgivingdayandChristmasday.

TheMuseumShopisopenduringregular（正常的）museumhours.

Admission（费用）totheshopisalwaysfree.

TheMuseumLibraryisopenMonday-Friday10:00a.m.〜5:00p.m.The

SkylinerRestaurantisopenduringregularmuseumhoursMondaythrough

Saturday,andfrom11:30a.m.to5:00p.m.onSunday.

Adults（成年人）:$7.00

TheagedandstudentswithID:$6.00

Childrenages2to17-$5.00

Childrenyoungerthan2:free

StrongMuseummembers:free

StrongMuseumoffersa50%discount（打折）togroupsof20ormore.

61.StrongMuseumusuallyopens.

A.MondaythroughThursday

B.everydayexceptWednesday

C.fromMondaytoFriday

D.everydayoftheweek

62.YoucanhavedinnerinStrongMuseumonFridays.A.

from10:00a.m.to8:00p.m.

B.from10:00a.m.to5:00p.m.

C.from11:30.a.m.to5:00p.m.

D.atanytimeoftheday

63.Ifyouareagroupof30studentswithIDvisitingStrongMuseum,

howmuchshouldyoupay

fortheadmission?

A.$105.B.$90.C.$210,D.$180.64.Accordingtothe

advertisement（广告）above,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Children

toStrongMuseumarefree.

B.AnadultvisitingStrongMuseumshouldpay$7.00.C.Themuseum

isopenalltheyearround.

D.TheagedpeoplearefreetoStrongMuseum.

65.Whichisthebestthatcanbeusedintheadvertisementfor

StrongMuseum?

A.StrongMuseum一anExcitingPlaceforAdults

B.StrongMuseum-Children\,sWorldforFun

C.WelcometoStrongMuseumforaLongHoliday

D.StrongMuseum一theBestPlacetoSpendYourDay

B

To:Aggie@yahoo.comFrom:Joe@heinfo.netSubject:Help!Date:

21/06/200510:02AMDearAuntAggie,

I'mhavingaproblemwithmyclassmate,Rena,atschool.Theother

dayIwroteanemailto

anotherclassmate,Beth,inwhichIsaidsomethingsaboutRenathat

perhapsweren,tverynice.Unluckily,whenBethwaswritingbacktome,

sheaccidentallyforwarded（无意间转发）the

messagetoRena!NowRenaisreallyangrywithmeandwon'ttalkto

me,andBethisunhappyaswell.She,ssaidsorrytomeahundredtimes

already,buttheharmisdone.Ifeelbad,becauseI

neverwouldhavesaidthosethingstoRena'sface,buthowdoIget

hertoforgive（谅解）me?

WhatshouldIdo?Joe

To:joe@heinfo.netFrom:Aggie@yahoo.com

Subject:SomeadviceDate:22/06/200510:45AM

DearJoe,

Thisproblemismorecommonthanyoumightthink!Emailisvery

useful,butalsoverydangerous,asyoudon'tknowwhereyourmessage

mightendup!Firstofall,youshouldsaysorry

rightawaytoRena.Explainthatitwasamistake,andthatyou

didn,tmeantohurtherfeelings.Itmaytaketimeforhertobeable

toforgiveyou,butthat'suptoher.Thenyoumightwanttodo

somethingniceforher.Perhapssendhersomeflowerstoshowthat

you'retrulysorry.Also,you

shouldrememberthatoldsaying:"Ifyoudon'thaveanythingnice

tosay,don'tsayanythingat

all.，zAndgoodluck!Aggie

66.WhatisJoe'sprobleminthefirstemail?

A.JoemadeRenaunhappyandhefeltverysad.

B.Joe'sclassmate,Rena,sentBethanemailandmadeherunhappy.

C.JoereceivedawrongemailfromRenaandbecameangry.

D.Joe'sfriend,Beth,isunhappybecauseJoesentheranangry

email.

67.AfterRena'sfeelingsgothurt,whatdidJoedo?

A.Heemailedherandsaidsorry.

B.HeaskedBethwhatheshoulddo.

C.HeemailedAuntAggieforhelp.

D.HesaidsorrytoRenafacetoface,

68.Whatdoestheunderlined（画线的）sentencemeaninthesecond

email?Itmeans〃〃・A.becauseyoudon'tknowwhotheemailis

for

B.becauseyoucanneverknowwhowillgetyouremailatlastC.

becauseyoudon'tknowwhereyouremailwaswritten

D.becauseyouneverknowwherethemessageisfrom

69.WhatadvicedidAggiegiveJoe?

A.Joe,BethandRenashouldhaveatalktogether.

B.JoeshouldwaitforsometimebeforesayingsorrytoRena.C.Joe

shouldaskBethtoexplain（解释）thattoRena.

D.JoeShouldsaysorrytoRenaandthensendhersomeflowers.70.

Fromtheemails,weknowthat.

A.Joe,RenaandBethstudyatdifferentschools

B.Bethdidn,tforwardthemessagetoRena

C.JoehassaidsorrytoRenamanytimesalready

D.Renahasn,tforgivenJoeyet

04Yearsago,manyzooskeptallkindsofanimalsinsmallcages（笼

子）.Small

cagesmadeiteasyforpeopletoseetheanimals,butasmallcage

isnotagoodplaceforananimaltolivein.

Todayzooskeepanimalsindifferentkindsofcages.Thecagesare

verybigandopen.Theyusuallyhaveplantsandalittlelake.Thecages

lookliketheanimals'habitats（栖息地）.

Zooshelptoprotectallkindsofanimals.Theyprotectanimalsin

thezooandtheyprotectanimalsinthewild.Howdotheydothis?Zoos

teachpeoplehowanimalsliveinthewild.Zooswantpeopletohelp

protecttheanimalsJwildh