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When the earthquake hit Japan on March 11, workers in a supermarket in Japan didn’t run away when they felt the shaking. Instead, they held on to the shelves and tried to stop the goods (货物) from falling down.

Reporters from NHK, the country’s largest TV station, stayed calm in front of cameras during the earthquake, even though some were facing real danger.

The earthquake was the most powerful one to hit Japan in the country’s history. But Japan’s reaction (反应) to the accident has shown that it is the most earthquake-prepared country in the world. The calm the Japanese showed during and after the quake has impressed the world. This is because Japan has “an earthquake culture”. Japanese people are taught how to prepare for and react to earthquakes from a young age.

Schools in Japan organize earthquake practices every month. They make students become familiar with being in an earthquake.

Japan also has a good earthquake warning system (警报系统). Warnings were broadcast on television, radio and mobile phones nine seconds after experts (专家) first knew about the quake on March 11.

The warning system is unable to predict earthquakes. But it can usually alert people about 15 seconds before they feel the effects. Even 15 or 20 seconds can be enough time to save people’s lives.

【小题1】When the big earthquake hit Japan on March 11, Japanese people __________
A.felt angry.B.were scared.
C.didn’t run away.D.were frustrated.
【小题2】Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A.Japan’s reaction to the earthquake impressed the world.
B.Japanese schools organize earthquake practices every day.
C.Japan has a warning system that can predict earthquakes.
D.Japanese people learn about earthquake safety only from universities.
【小题3】What does the underlined word “alert” mean in Chinese?
A.改善B.提高C.提醒D.改变
【小题4】What does the story mainly tell us about?
A.Japan’s earthquake culture.
B.The bad results caused by the earthquake.
C.Japanese people were scared after the earthquake.
D.Japanese people were homeless after the earthquake.
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Everyone tries to get to school on time. But when bad weather gives you trouble, can you still make it before the bell rings?

In northern China during spring, big sandstorms (沙尘暴) often make trouble for students and everyone else. When the sky is dark with sand (沙子), buses and cars all move much more slowly. Sometimes, people can’t even see for 20 meters. Sandstorms usually happen in spring. They have happened in more than 10 provinces in northern China this year.

People in southern China don’t have to worry about this kind of bad weather. Most of the sand comes from Gansu and Inner Mongolia (内蒙古). In northern China, lots of places have few trees and don’t get much rain. People there have been cutting down too many trees. When there aren’t many trees, the ground can’t keep enough water. Over the years, the ground dries up and turns to sand. When spring comes and the ice melts (融化), the ground becomes looser (更松散的). Strong winds take the loose sand into the sky.

Sandstorms are bad for people’s health. If people breathe too much sand, they could cough or have asthma (哮喘). Sandstorms also give farmers lots of problems. Sometimes their sheep get lost in the storms and never get back home. The winds also tear down farmers’ houses.

To stop sandstorms, you can ask your parents to help you plant some trees this spring. If you see people cutting down too many trees, tell them about the dangers of sandstorms, and ask your government to stop them from cutting.

根据语篇内容,选择最佳选项。
【小题1】In which season do sandstorms usually happen?
A.In spring.B.In summer.C.In winter.
【小题2】Which of the following provinces in China is often hit by sandstorms?
A.Fujian Province.B.Yunnan Province.C.Gansu Province.
【小题3】What does the underlined phrase “tear down” mean in the passage?
A.使……哭泣B.弄坏C.摧毁
【小题4】What cannot be caused by sandstorms according to the passage?
A.Health problems.B.Noise pollution.C.Traffic problems.
【小题5】Which is NOT stated (说明) in the passage?
A.Trees can help keep enough rain water.
B.We need to plant more trees.
C.Sandstorms are the main cause of asthma.

California is burning! Wildfires have spread across the US state since Oct. 23, 2019 and smoke has filled its skies.

Take the Kincade Fire in northern California for example. It forced 200,000 people to leave their homes within one week. The state's largest power company cut power to about 206,000 homes in order to stop more fires from breaking out, CBS News reported.

California has seen many wildfires in recent years. Nine of the 10 biggest fires have happened since 2000, including five since 2010, according to The New York Times.

Why is this? California has the perfect wildfire conditions, Park Williams, a US climate expert (专家),told The New York Times. It has dry air and high temperatures from spring through late fall. At the same time, seasonal winds blow across the state every year, causing the wildfires to spread quickly and last for weeks.

Global (全球的) warming has also made the fires worse in recent years .It has dried out the state's trees and other plant life, causing them to burn more easily.

Humans have played a role as well. Burning campfires ,garbage debris (垃圾碎片), and cigarette butts (烟头) can easily cause wildfires.

Humans have caused 90 percent of California's wildfires, according to the US National Park Service.

【小题1】In California, 200,000 people had to leave their homes in a week because of________.
A.global warmingB.the Kincade FiresC.seasonal windsD.burning campfires
【小题2】How many times have the biggest wildfires happened in California since 2010?
A.FiveB.NineC.TenD.Fourteen
【小题3】One of the perfect wildfire conditions in California is________.
A.garbage debrisB.cigarette buttsC.plant lifeD.dry air
【小题4】According to the article, most of California's wildfires are caused by ________.
A.high temperatureB.human beings
C.bad weatherD.strong winds

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