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Do you know the reason why we feel tired in the middle of a class? Maybe you would say it is because the teacher’s class is boring. 【小题1】 Perhaps this is something you have not paid enough attention to or not yet noticed.

Purpose of sleep.

【小题2】 Sleep helps our body heal (修复), grow, and stay healthy. It also gives us energy, so we can be active all day. Doctors and health scientists say: When you close your eyes and need to rest, sleep is just the very best! This is more than advice.

Sleep time.

Enough sleep is important to us. How much sleep do we need? New-born babies sleep most of the time. They can sleep 20—22 hours a day. Children need 10—12 hours of sleep a day. Teenagers need 8-10 hours of sleep a day because they need lots of energy to grow into their adult (成人的) bodies. Grown-ups usually need 6-8 hours of sleep to keep active. 【小题3】 That is why old people sleep less than young people.

Interesting facts.

Almost everyone has their dreams while they sleep, but not all of them can tell their dreams clearly when they wake up. 【小题4】 More surprisingly, some may even get up in their dreams and walk around. This is called “sleepwalking”. Are you a sleepwalker? Or, is there a sleepwalker around you?

【小题5】

It’s not just people that love to snooze (打盹). In fact, many animals have unusual or surprising sleeping habits. Some animals, such as bears and hedgehogs, sleep all through winter. The swift is a very fast bird that can sleep while it flies! Cute koalas sleep around 18 hours a day. Giraffes don’t need much sleep at all. They usually sleep standing up.

A.Sleepy animals.
B.Why do we need sleep?
C.Some people talk in their dreams.
D.However, the real reason is probably that we don’t have enough sleep.
E.The older you get, the less sleep you will need.
F.How to sleep well.
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As we all know, there is very short of water in lots of areas in Africa. However, there is a magical tree which can help to solve the water problem. It is called the “sacred(神圣的)tree of Africa”—baobab tree(猴面包树).

A baobab tree is huge like an upside-down carrot. It can grow so large that it requires more than 40 people holding hands to circle it. Actually, most baobab trees are not very tall, only about ten meters.

A baobab tree is full of treasures. It is said that if everyone in Africa had a 10-meter-tall baobab tree, it would solve more than 50% of their food problems. In hot Africa, water is the most needed. When the rainy season comes, the baobab tree starts to hold water in its body. The baobab tree is said to be the most water-holding tree. It can hold thousands of kilograms of water in its body. Local people usually cut a hole in the tree with a knife and get clean water from it. The baobab tree leaves are a bit like spinach(菠菜)leaves. True to its Chinese name, the fruit of the baobab tree tastes like bread. But it’s not like bread with cream. It tastes dry. Local people seldom get stomach problems because of eating it.

Baobab trees are not only useful for humans, but for animals in nature! Their fruit can be good food for monkeys, lizards and other African animals. Their leaves can also be eaten to get enough water.

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。
【小题1】What does a baobab tree look like?
A.A monkey.B.A human.C.A carrot.D.A piece of bread.
【小题2】What if everyone in Africa had a 10-meter-tall Baobab tree?
A.It could solve over half of the food problems.
B.They wouldn’t have the problem of hunger at all.
C.They could get enough carrots from the trees to eat.
D.It would make them hold hands to circle it more easily.
【小题3】What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about?
A.How serious the problems are in Africa.B.How useful the baobab trees are.
C.How to get water from the baobab tree.D.What the fruit of baobab trees tastes like.
【小题4】What is the structure of the passage(P =Paragraph)?
A.B.C.D.
【小题5】What is the best title for the passage?
A.Baobab Trees in AsiaB.The Sacred Tree of Africa
C.A Magic Tree in DangerD.The Most Water-holding Tree

Inventions play an important part in our lives. They open the door to a new world for us and change the way we live. Humans have been inventing from the beginning of time. Some of the most famous inventions are so common in our everyday lives that we no longer think of them as inventions. Here are some inventions from different centuries.

In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell built the first telephone that transmitted (传输) the human voice by electricity.

There are many important events (事件) in the the history of computers. In 1936, Konrad Zuse built the first freely programmable computer.

Eli Whitney patented (获得专利) the cotton gin on March 14, 1794. The cotton gin is a machine that separates unwanted materials from cotton after it has been picked.

Barthelemy Thimonnier invented the first sewing machine in 1830. Elias Howe patented and improved sewing machine in 1846.

Penicillin was first noticed by a French medical student, Emest Duchesne, in 1896. It was rediscovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928.

【小题1】What can we learn from the first paragraph?
A.Inventions close the door to the new world.
B.People know how every invention was invented.
C.Some inventions are so common that they are useless to people.
D.We pay little attention to some inventions because they are so common.
【小题2】Which of the following inventions were invented in the 19th century?
A.Penicillin and the cotton gin.
B.The telephone and the computer.
C.The telephone and the sewing machine.
D.The sewing machine and the computer.
【小题3】Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A.Elias Howe patented an improved sewing machine in 1846.
B.Alexander Graham Bell patented the cotton gin in 1794.
C.The sewing machine can be used to separate cotton.
D.Eli Whitney built the first telephone.

Do you know why different insects (昆虫) or animals have their special colors? These colors can help them stay away from other dangerous animals.

Some birds like eating locusts, but ________. Why? It is because locusts change (改变) their colors with the plants. When plants are green, locusts look green. When plants are brown, locusts change to the same color. But not all insects can change their colors. It’s easy for other animals to see them. So they have to come out only at night.

If you study animal life, you will know the change of color is also important for animals to live in the wild (野外). Bears, monkeys, and other animals live in the mountains. Others can’t see them easily because they have the color much like the trees.

What about sea life? Octopus can send out something black when it faces danger and quickly (飞快地) swim away. It is not strong, but it can save itself in this way.



【小题1】What help(s) insects and animals live in the wild according to the passage?
A.Good sleep.B.Healthy food.C.Strong bodies.D.Special colors.
【小题2】Which of the following is the best in ________ in Paragraph 2?
A.locusts often run awayB.locusts don’t come out
C.they can often catch a lotD.they can’t see any at night
【小题3】Octopus can save itself by ________.
A.changing its colorB.dancing with its legs
C.giving out something blackD.staying behind green plants
【小题4】In which column (专栏) of a newspaper can we read the passage?
A.Sports News.B.Animal Science.C.School Time.D.Life Stories.

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