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Ⅱ. 用所给单词或短语的适当形式填空
low jeans sugar soccer maple syrup
1. Eating too much
2. Jim always plays
3. My mum bought a new pair of
4. When the temperature is
5. We can make
low jeans sugar soccer maple syrup
1. Eating too much
sugar
is bad for our teeth.2. Jim always plays
soccer
on the playground.3. My mum bought a new pair of
jeans
for me on my thirteenth birthday.4. When the temperature is
low
enough, water turns into ice.5. We can make
maple syrup
on Uncle Li's farm every March.答案
Ⅱ. 1. sugar 2. soccer 3. jeans 4. low 5. maple syrup
Ⅲ. 阅读理解
The weather is starting to warm up. The days are getting longer. Flowers are appearing on the trees and baby animals can be seen in the fields. What do all these mean? Spring is in the air!
Spring refers to not only the season but also the idea of rebirth (重生), and that's why most countries have special activities to celebrate the coming of this beautiful season.
Lichun, or Start of Spring, is the first of China's 24 solar terms. It usually falls around February 3 to 5. Chinese people often eat spring pancakes on this day. This activity means "bite the spring" in Chinese. In the past, people thought eating spring pancakes on this day would lead to a good harvest.
In Japan, families and friends celebrate spring by enjoying the beauty of cherry blossoms together. It is known as "hanami", meaning "viewing flowers". Hanami usually lasts from late March to early May. People hold parties or picnics under the cherry trees. Food, drinks and even singing and dancing are all parts of "hanami".
In the US, a groundhog helps to tell the coming of spring. There's even a special day, Groundhog Day, on every February 2. On this day, if a groundhog sees his shadow when he comes out of his cave, there will be six more weeks of winter. If there's no shadow, spring is on the way! How great!
1. Why do people celebrate the coming of spring?
A. Because it's warmer and warmer.
B. Because almost all the plants grow well.
C. Because the days are getting longer.
D. Because it's the symbol of new life.
2. How do Chinese people celebrate Lichun?
A. By eating spring pancakes.
B. By having a picnic under the cherry trees.
C. By catching groundhogs in the wild.
D. By viewing cherry blossoms together.
3. What can we know from the passage?
A. Lichun is on the same day every year in China.
B. Japanese people always eat some special food during hanami.
C. Americans like to see a groundhog without a shadow on February 2.
D. All of the three countries celebrate the changes of the four seasons.
4. What is the passage mainly about?
A. The activities Japanese people do during spring.
B. The importance of celebrating Lichun in China.
C. The different activities to celebrate the coming of spring.
D. The views American people can enjoy in spring.
The weather is starting to warm up. The days are getting longer. Flowers are appearing on the trees and baby animals can be seen in the fields. What do all these mean? Spring is in the air!
Spring refers to not only the season but also the idea of rebirth (重生), and that's why most countries have special activities to celebrate the coming of this beautiful season.
Lichun, or Start of Spring, is the first of China's 24 solar terms. It usually falls around February 3 to 5. Chinese people often eat spring pancakes on this day. This activity means "bite the spring" in Chinese. In the past, people thought eating spring pancakes on this day would lead to a good harvest.
In Japan, families and friends celebrate spring by enjoying the beauty of cherry blossoms together. It is known as "hanami", meaning "viewing flowers". Hanami usually lasts from late March to early May. People hold parties or picnics under the cherry trees. Food, drinks and even singing and dancing are all parts of "hanami".
In the US, a groundhog helps to tell the coming of spring. There's even a special day, Groundhog Day, on every February 2. On this day, if a groundhog sees his shadow when he comes out of his cave, there will be six more weeks of winter. If there's no shadow, spring is on the way! How great!
1. Why do people celebrate the coming of spring?
A. Because it's warmer and warmer.
B. Because almost all the plants grow well.
C. Because the days are getting longer.
D. Because it's the symbol of new life.
2. How do Chinese people celebrate Lichun?
A. By eating spring pancakes.
B. By having a picnic under the cherry trees.
C. By catching groundhogs in the wild.
D. By viewing cherry blossoms together.
3. What can we know from the passage?
A. Lichun is on the same day every year in China.
B. Japanese people always eat some special food during hanami.
C. Americans like to see a groundhog without a shadow on February 2.
D. All of the three countries celebrate the changes of the four seasons.
4. What is the passage mainly about?
A. The activities Japanese people do during spring.
B. The importance of celebrating Lichun in China.
C. The different activities to celebrate the coming of spring.
D. The views American people can enjoy in spring.
答案
Ⅲ. 1~4 DACC
