v1.0可編寫可改正BuriedTreasure!Anoldcaptainandayoungsailoraretalkingatabar.Captain:Boy,doyoulikeadventureanddangerSailor:Yes,sir.Captain:ourfatherwasagoodfriendofmine.Heevensavedmylifeonce.So,I’mgoingtodoyouafavour.Comecloser,boy.Takealookatthis.Sailor:Atreasuremap!Captain:Keepquiet.Now,youlistenclosely.About10yearsago,IsailedwithmycrewtotheCaribbean.Wecarriedachestfullofgold,jewelstreasureenoughforaking!Butthoseweredangeroustimes.IhadtoburythetreasureontheislandofBaraJulip.Sailor:DidyoulookforitlaterCaptain:No,Ineverhadthechance.No,I’mtoocoldandwantyoutohavethemap.Sailor:Idon’tknowwhattosay.Thankyou.Captain:youmustbecareful!Therearemountains,lakes,forests,andriverstocross.Iftheanimalsdon’tkillyou,thehotweathermight.Remember,there’sonlyonemountainpass.Crosstheforestquickly.Besuretocrosstheriverinthenorth.Sailor:I’lldomybest.Captain:Goodluck,boy.Choosethebestanswer.1.Theoldcaptainhelpsthesailorbecause___________.A.he’skindB.heknewthesailor’sfatherC.helostabet(打賭)D.heowes(欠)thesailormoney2.Whydidthecaptainburythetreasure1111v1.0可編寫可改正A.Theareawasn’tsafeB.Itwasatradition(傳統(tǒng))C.ItwasfunD.Hiscrewtriedtokillhim3.WhatdoweknowabouttheislandA.It’snearSingaporeB.NobodyknowsitsnameC.It’scompletelydryD.It’sfullofdanger4.Tofindthetreasure,theyoungmanmust__________.A.crossthreeriversB.catchanalienC.meetwithakingD.gothroughaforest5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueA.Therearealligators(鱷魚)inthesouthpartoftheriver.B.thecaptainistoooldtolookforthetreasure.C.Theweatherontheislandisverynice.D.ThesailormustcrosstheforestbeforehecrossestheriverTheforebabiesAnna,Bernard,CarmenandDiana,threegirlsandaboy,wereallborninthesamehospitalonthesamedaylastmonth.Onedayalloftheirfourmothersaskedanursetogivethemeachabath(沐浴),becausetheirfathersweresooncomingtothehospitaltoseetheirbabies.Butthenursewasnew.Shetookofftheirnamelabels(標(biāo)簽)onebyonewhenshebathedthem,butsheforgottoputanyofthemonagain.Sheknewonlysomethingsabouteachbaby.Onlytwoofthebabieshavesomehair,buttheyaren’tAnnaandCarmen.OnlyoneofthebabiescriesallthetimebutAnnaisahappybaby.Onebabyalwaysquietlysucksitsthumbs(吮手指)buthasnohairatall.ItsnameisAnna.Onebabyalwaystouchestherightearandcriesalot,butsheisn’tthesmallest2222v1.0可編寫可改正baby.Thefattestbabyhasnohair,andnevercries.Thisbabydoesn’tsuckthethumb,too.Oneoftheboyswiththeredhairnevercriesbutmoveshereandthere.CanthenurseworkoutwhichbabyiswhichbeforethefathersarriveOfcourseshecan.HowaboutyouChoosethebestanswer:1.Whydidthethingsbecomemixed(雜亂的)Because________.A.thebabies’fatherswerecomingB.themothersweremixedC.thenursewasnewD.thebabieswantedtohaveabatheachDianaisthegirl.Diana_________.isthesmallestbabyalwaystouchestheleftearalwayscrieslikeplayingbyherself_________hashairandmoveshereandthere.D.AnnaAnna__________.criesallthetimeisn’tthefattestdoesn’tsuchthethumbshasredhairWhichofthefollowingsentencesisrightThefatherswillhaveabatheachCarmenhasalotofair3333v1.0可編寫可改正C.BernardcriesallthetimeD.DianaisthesmallestOldEnglishTableRulesYearsago,inEngland,thechildrenoflordsandladieswerebroughtupbyservantsintheirownpartofthehouseorcastle.Theyonlysawtheirparentsatdinnertime.Thereweremanyrulesabouthowtobehaveatmealtimes.Everyonehadhisorherownknife,whichwasusedforcuttingfood,spoonsweresetoutonthetable.Forkshadn’tbeeninvented,sofingerswereusedtotakefoodfromdishesonthetable.Weallknowfingerswereinventedbeforeforks!Thesearesomeoftherules:Don’tcleanyourknifeonthetablecloth.Don’tcarvethetablewithyourknife.Don’tspreadthebutterwithyourthumb.Don’tdrinkoutofthebowl.Useaspoon.·Wipeyourspooncleanandtakecareitisn’tstolen.·Keepyourhandsfromdirtyingthetablecloth,anddon’tblowyournoseonit.Don’tputunwantedfoodbackinthedish.Don’tthrowanybonesonthefloor.Don’tblowcrumbsoutofyourmouth.Don’tgrin,shout,orstuffyourjawswithfood.TrueorFalse:InoldEngland,childrenweretaughttablemannerbytheirparents.Nowadays,wewouldfindsomeoftheserulesstillverypopular.4444v1.0可編寫可改正3.Peopleusedtheirfingersbecausetheydidn’thaveforks.Putchickenbonesonyourplate.ThetableclothwasforwipinghandsOutofschoolTherearemanythingsweneedtoknowthatwedonotlearnatschool.Forexample,ifwewanttouseourallowancewisely,weneedtoshopcarefully.Weneedknowhowtocomparethepricesofthingsindifferentshops.Weneedtobeabletocomparequalityofdifferentdesignernames.Weneedtoknowhowtomakesensiblechoiceswhenweshop.Knowinghowtomakesuchchoicesisa“l(fā)ifeskill”,andweneedtheseskillsifwearetoleadusefulandhappylives.Someofthesechoicesaresmall.Forexample,willItakeanappleforlunchorapearWillIgetthebustoschooltodayorwillIwalkWillIweartheredT-shirtortheblueonetothemoviesOtherchoicesaremoreimportant.Forexample,willIeathealthyfoodforlunchorwillIeatjunkfoodbecauseitistastierWillIworkhardinallmyclassesorwillIonlyworkhardintheclasseswhichIenjoyWemakedecisionslikethiseveryday.Makingthewrongchoicescanresultinunhappiness.Wehavetorealizethatthechoiceswemakecanaffecttherestofourlives.Justasimportantly,ourchoicescanalsoaffectotherpeople.Thenexttimeyoudecidetowastetimeinclass,playajokeonsomeoneortalkloudlyatthemovies,considerthis:WhoelsedoesmychoiceaffectChoosethebestanswer5555v1.0可編寫可改正1.Whathelpsususemorewiselyindifferentshopssensibledesignernames2.Whydoweneed“l(fā)ifeskills”A.ToknowhowtoshopsensiblyB.TocomparedesignernamesandpriceC.TocomparedesignernamesandpriceD.TolearnthingsatschoolWhichofthesechoicesisthemostimportantWhichfruittotakeforlunchHowtogettoschoolWhichT-shirttoweartothemoviesWhichs