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In many parts of the world, birds start their spring migration（迁徙）. Most of them fly north, back to their homes. They cross oceans, mountains and snowy places. They get through bad weather, hunger and danger. No difficulties stop them.
About half of the world's nearly 10,000 kinds of birds migrate. Among the most well known are Arctic terns（北极燕鸥）. They travel between the north pole and the south pole. Their two-way trip is over 90,000 kilometers. That's to fly around Earth twice. This could be the world's longest migration of any animal.
Long flights（飞行）need skills. Birds fly in a team. They ride the wind and follow patterns（模式）. Wild geese（大雁）often fly in a V shape. Strong birds take turns to be the leader. So, others can save some energy.
Their travel is a fight between life and death. Some get hurt and fall behind. Many make it. They keep their promise（承诺）to return.
1. Birds usually fly when they start their spring migration.
A. south
B. north
C. east
D. west
2. How far is the Arctic tern's two-way trip?
A. More than 90,000 kilometers.
B. Less than 90,000 kilometers.
C. More than 100,000 kilometers.
D. Less than 100,000 kilometers.
3. often fly in a V shape.
A. Arctic terns
B. Wild geese
C. Eagles
D. Swans
4. Which of the following is TRUE?
A. About 10,000 kinds of birds in the world migrate.
B. Wild geese travel between the north pole and the south pole.
C. Birds' team doesn't have a leader.
D. Birds have to go through many difficulties in their migration.
5. The passage may be from a .
A. guidebook
B. storybook
C. newspaper
D. nature magazine
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In many parts of the world, birds start their spring migration（迁徙）. Most of them fly north, back to their homes. They cross oceans, mountains and snowy places. They get through bad weather, hunger and danger. No difficulties stop them.
About half of the world's nearly 10,000 kinds of birds migrate. Among the most well known are Arctic terns（北极燕鸥）. They travel between the north pole and the south pole. Their two-way trip is over 90,000 kilometers. That's to fly around Earth twice. This could be the world's longest migration of any animal.
Long flights（飞行）need skills. Birds fly in a team. They ride the wind and follow patterns（模式）. Wild geese（大雁）often fly in a V shape. Strong birds take turns to be the leader. So, others can save some energy.
Their travel is a fight between life and death. Some get hurt and fall behind. Many make it. They keep their promise（承诺）to return.
1. Birds usually fly when they start their spring migration.
A. south
B. north
C. east
D. west
2. How far is the Arctic tern's two-way trip?
A. More than 90,000 kilometers.
B. Less than 90,000 kilometers.
C. More than 100,000 kilometers.
D. Less than 100,000 kilometers.
3. often fly in a V shape.
A. Arctic terns
B. Wild geese
C. Eagles
D. Swans
4. Which of the following is TRUE?
A. About 10,000 kinds of birds in the world migrate.
B. Wild geese travel between the north pole and the south pole.
C. Birds' team doesn't have a leader.
D. Birds have to go through many difficulties in their migration.
5. The passage may be from a .
A. guidebook
B. storybook
C. newspaper
D. nature magazine
答案
1. B 2. A 3. B 4. D 5. D
B
Do you have a very strict teacher? I do.
He is Mr. Grand, our geography teacher. We call him “Mr. Grumpy” because he often gets angry. Not finish your geography homework? Good luck to you. Mr. Grumpy will give you a good lesson.
“Rules, rules,” the teacher always says. No students can be late for class. Everyone
must keep quiet in his class, and finish homework after class. And no one can ask for leave(请假) on test days.
Many of us are afraid of Mr. Grand. But when we do well in the test, Mr. Grand is very happy. He buys us sweets. We think he is lovely only at that time.
6. Who writes the passage?
A. A teacher.
B. A parent.
C. A student.
D. An uncle.
7. What do we know about Mr. Grand?
A. He teaches math.
B. He often gets angry.
C. He always has good luck.
D. He has a son.
8. The underlined word “lesson” means “” in Chinese.
A. 教训
B. 课程
C. 建议
D. 课本
9. Which rule must the students follow?
A. Don't arrive late for class.
B. Don't talk in the dining hall.
C. Never ask for leave.
D. Don't run in the classroom.
10. We think Mr. Grand is lovely when .
A. he plays with us
B. he doesn't give us a test
C. he buys sweets for us
D. he buys fruit for us
Do you have a very strict teacher? I do.
He is Mr. Grand, our geography teacher. We call him “Mr. Grumpy” because he often gets angry. Not finish your geography homework? Good luck to you. Mr. Grumpy will give you a good lesson.
“Rules, rules,” the teacher always says. No students can be late for class. Everyone
must keep quiet in his class, and finish homework after class. And no one can ask for leave(请假) on test days.
Many of us are afraid of Mr. Grand. But when we do well in the test, Mr. Grand is very happy. He buys us sweets. We think he is lovely only at that time.
6. Who writes the passage?
A. A teacher.
B. A parent.
C. A student.
D. An uncle.
7. What do we know about Mr. Grand?
A. He teaches math.
B. He often gets angry.
C. He always has good luck.
D. He has a son.
8. The underlined word “lesson” means “” in Chinese.
A. 教训
B. 课程
C. 建议
D. 课本
9. Which rule must the students follow?
A. Don't arrive late for class.
B. Don't talk in the dining hall.
C. Never ask for leave.
D. Don't run in the classroom.
10. We think Mr. Grand is lovely when .
A. he plays with us
B. he doesn't give us a test
C. he buys sweets for us
D. he buys fruit for us
答案
6. C 7. B 8. A 9. A 10. C
