【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 。s body. Usually, wolves don39。t attack（攻擊） people. And wolves don39。t usually go together, but they may do this in winter. （1）Cats can survive when they fall down from a very high place because ________ during the process of fall. A.they are smallB.they can keep themselves safeC.they can keep themselves awayD.they can put something under their bodies（2）Elephants often show their love by ________ each other39。s body. A.looking atB.touchingC.smellingD.moving（3）What is the largest animal living on the earth? （4）When may wolves go together? （5）用文中短語as……as……造句。 11．任務(wù)型閱讀 Steve visits the nursing home near his house two afternoons each week. On one of those days, he reads to his friend Martin. On the other afternoon, he plays cards and talks with Mrs Johnson. Steve enjoys spending his extra time this way. He is a volunteer. A volunteer is a person who helps another person or has a job for which he or she does not get paid. A volunteer donates his or her time for free. Everyone else in Steve39。s family is also a volunteer. Steve39。s mother Mary volunteers one afternoon each week at the local hospital. She talks to patients, delivers flowers, and helps the nurses with odd jobs. Steve39。s sister Gina volunteers two afternoons each week at the museum. She weles visitors and answers their questions. Steve39。s father David is also a volunteer. He is a volunteer fire fighter for the town in which they live. Steve39。s family thinks volunteering is very important. Steve39。s parents think being a volunteer helps to teach values. Steve and his sister learn how to be kind and respect other people. Steve39。s family does volunteer work to give something back to the munity. They want to help people who are not as fortunate as they are. 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容, 完成信息表。A family of volunteersRelationshipNameTime per week________DoingsFatherDavidAnytime necessaryAnywhere necessary________Mother________One afternoonThe local hospitalTalk to patients；Deliver flowers；Help nursesSonSteveTwo afternoons________Read to Martin；Talk and play with Mrs Johnson________GinaTwo afternoonsThe museumWele visitors；Answer questions12．閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容完成后面各項任務(wù)。 One sunny afternoon, I went for a walk on the beach. There I saw a special crab （螃蟹）. It had two claws （螯）.一個螯比另一個人螯大得多、長的多。I had never seen such a crab before. So on my way home from the beach, I walked into the library. Luckily, I found a book named Come with me to the Edge of the Sea. It had many pictures of animals living near the sea. The pictures of male fiddler crabs （雄性招潮蟹） looked quite like the crab I found on the beach. I learned a lot about that kind of crab. Sometimes a fiddler crab puts the small claw across the big one. It looks like it is playing the fiddle （violin） when it does this, so some people call it the fiddler crab Sometimes it waves its big claw. It looks like it is saying hello. That39。s why other people call it the calling crab. Fiddler crabs39。 eyes are on long eye stalks （眼柄）. They can put up their eye stalks to look around~ It makes them look taller. These crabs are very small. There are lots of other, bigger beach animals that want to eat them. They dig holes in the sand （在沙子里挖洞）. The holes are their homes. They are safe inside them. Sometimes the sea water can bring food into their holes. （1）將文中劃線的漢語句子翻譯成英語。________ （2）回答問題：What does the underlined word “It” in the second paragraph refer to?________ （3）回答問題：What39。s another name for the fiddler crab?________ （4）回答問題：Where do fiddler crabs live?________ （5）將文中劃線的英語句子翻譯成漢語。________ 13．閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容完成后面各項任務(wù)。 Skyscrapers are very tall buildings in a city. Looking up at them might make you dizzy （眩暈的）. Looking down from them might make you dizzy too. A skyscraper is a wonder （奇觀）, whether you are looking up or down. How can the buildings be so tall? Something that happened during the 1880s made it possible. There were two important things at that time First, a man named William Jenney got the idea of using a steel frame to hold up the walls and floors （鋼架支撐墻壁和地面） of a building. Jenney39。s idea made it possible to build taller buildings, so he is called the Father of the American skyscraper. Second, the lifts improved They got much faster and safer. That helped people go up and down the tall buildings more easily. Back in the 1880s, Jenney39。s first tall building was 10 stories （樓層） high. But today, some buildings have 100 stories or more. In 2004, Taipei 101, at 101 stories high, became the tallest building in the world. But soon the Burj Khalifa in Dubai overtook （超過） it in 2010. The 828metre building has 163 stories. 現(xiàn)在全世界有許多非常高的建筑物。For example，Shanghai Tower in China，One World Trade Centre in the US，Abraj AlBait Clock Tower in Saudi Arabia etc All of them are really wonderful，aren39。t they? （1）回答問題：What are skyscrapers?________ （2）回答問題：Who is the “Father of the American skyscraper”?________ （3）將文中劃線的英語句子譯成漢語。________ （4）回答閫題：What does the underlined word “it” in the third paragraph refer to（指的是）?________ （5）將文中劃線的漢語句子譯成英語。________ 14．下圖分別為世界上五處有名的隧道（tunnel），請將隧道名稱（AE）與數(shù)字進(jìn)行匹配。A. Seikan Tunnel, JapanB. Stad Ship Tunnel, Norway（挪威）C. Marmaray Tunnel, Turkey（土耳其）D. Gotthard Base Tunnel, Switzerland（瑞士）E. Channel Tunnel, France and United Kingdom⒈________⒉________⒊________⒋________⒌________15．閱讀下列短文，根據(jù)短文中的信息完成文后表格。（每空一詞） There are lots of strange things about animals in the world. Do you know the followin