【正文】 ay find it hard to wake up in the morning. It’s warm and cozy (舒適的) in your bed. In winter, many animals like to sleep, too. But their sleeps can be very long and deep. This kind of sleep is called hibernation (冬眠). During this kind of sleep, their temperatures go down, and hearts beat (跳動(dòng)) slowly. They take very small breaths.Animals can hibernate for part or all of the winter. It’s hard for them to find things to eat. When they go to sleep, they don’t need much food.Bears, hedgehogs (刺猬) and chipmunks (花栗鼠) go to sleep in their homes. Frogs and snakes hibernate, too. Frogs move into the earth under water to keep themselves warm.Before they go to sleep, they eat a lot to get fat (脂肪). Some also keep food in their homes to eat later.Bears are the biggest animals that hibernate. They often sleep in caves (山洞). Bears must eat a lot of things like nuts before going to sleep for a long time. They eat as much as 300 apples ( that’s the same as 60 hamburgers) each day for many weeks. They can eat for 20 hours in a day!Bears can go into a very deep sleep. It can last from three months to half a year. During that time they do not eat, drink or go to the toilet. A mother bear can give birth to babies during her hibernation.Other animals sleep less. Sometimes they wake up to eat, or take a walk. Then they go to sleep again.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正誤：（ ）1. Hibernation is a the long and deep sleep of animals in winter.（ ）2. During hibernation, animals don’t breathe at all.（ ）3. Bears eat lots of food before they hibernate in winter.（ ）4. Bears don’t go to the toilet during their hibernation.（ ）5. Frogs hibernate in the Earth under water.（ ）6. Mother bears can’t give birth to babies during hibernation.（ ）7. We can infer that fat is an important food for animals during hibernation.（ ）8. Bears, hedgehogs, chipmunks, pigs and frogs hibernate. 答案：T F T T T F T F16 One day a rich man and a businessman met in a restaurant. For their lunch they both ordered soup. When it was brought, the rich man tasted it, but the soup was so hot that he burned his mouth and tears came into his eyes. The businessman asked him why he was crying. The rich man didn’t want to tell the truth and he told a lie,“Sir, I had a brother who was killed last year. I was thinking of his death, and that made me cry.” The businessman believed his story and began to eat his soup. He also burned his mouth so much that he had tears in his eyes. The rich man noticed it and asked the businessman,“Sir, why do you cry?”The businessman, who now saw that the rich man had cheated him, answered,“Oh, I’m crying because you were not killed together with your brother.I) 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正（Ｔ）誤（Ｆ）( ) rich man didn’t tell the truth.( ) the rich man burned the mouth, he shouldn’t have told the lie.( ) rich man had a brother who was burned.( ) businessman believed the rich man’s story at first.( ） businessman’s answer showed that he was very happy.答案：TTFTF17 School kids Say Goodbye to Their Flying Friends Jin Jun and his classmates at Shanghai Nanyang Middle School are not very happy to be back from holiday.Not because they hate studying, but because some of their best friends on campus（校園） are gone: pigeons. More than 100 pigeons used to(過(guò)去常常) fly around campus every day, making students smile during break now, the birds are gone. Where? Now they’re all locked up in a bird cage. Bird flu(流感) has landed in Shanghai, and experts are afraid the pigeons might spread（傳播）the disease if they keep flying around. For safety, the school also asks students to stay away from the cage. “I feel sad for those birds. They’re my best friends,” said Jin, a Junior 3 student. “Last term I would bring corn to feed them, but I can’t do that any more. I hope bird flu will end soon so I can play with the pigeons again.” Nanyang Middle School is not the only one to take pigeons off campus.Students in Beijjng Fengtai Experimental Primary School also gave their pigeons to the local health department （當(dāng)?shù)匦l(wèi)生部門(mén)）on February 3. Their pigeons are special birds. In 1999, students found two injured pigeons and gave them a home. To get money for bird food, the kids sold rubbish paper They took good care of the birds, and five years later, those two pigeons had bee 265!“The students loved the birds,” said Mr Chen, the school’s headmaster. “But to keep the school safe, they are willing to give them up.”根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇正確答案（５分）( )1. Students in Nanyang Middle School are not happy to be back from holiday because ________. A. they don’t like studying best friends are not studying there any more C. their pigeons are all locked up in a big cage away from them D. their pigeons have all been killed( )2. Students in Beijing Fengtai Experimental Primary School got money for bird food by______________. (賣) rubbish paper B. selling their books C. asking their parents for money D. borrowing money from friends( )3. The pigeons have all been locked up so that _______________________. A. they won’t fly around all day B. they won’t make a lot of noise C. they won’t spread bird flu D. they will grow faster( )4. There are about _________ more pigeons in Fengtai Experimental Primary School than in Nanyang Middle School. A. 300 B. 160 C. 200 D. 100( )5. The students in the two schools probably felt _______ when the pigeons were taken away from them.A. happy B. excited C. unhappy D. Angry答案：CACBC18 In England people don’t usually talk too much .You can go on a bus ,or in a train ,and everyone sits looking out of the window . Often they read .They read books and papers .But they don’t talk much.When you meet English people, they often talk about one thing, the weather. So when you mee