The Best Way to See Lakeland
1.What can you see if you choose Tour A?
A．Yewdale Valley B．Coniston Water
C．Castlerigg Stone Circle D．Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top farm
2.How much will Simon, a boy of 12, and his father pay if they want to choose Tour A and Tour B?
A．£84.00 B．£109.00 C．£104.00 D．£144.00
3.When does the coach leave Windermere if you choose Tour B?
A．09.45 hrs B．17.00 hrs C．12.00 hrs D．16.30 hrs
It is your first day at a new school. How will you find your way around?
1.You get off the bus at the corner of Clark Street and 10th Street. You are closest to ___________.
A．Science Lab B．Room 4 C．Gym D．Cafeteria
2.The principal tells you to see Miss Mack in Room 4. You leave Office and walk __________.
A．east B．west C．south D．north
3.As you’re buying lunch, you notice that Cafeteria is opposite ___________.
A．Room 3 B．Office C．Room 1 D．Science Lab
Scientists study the world and learn about things using a process called the scientific method(方法). By asking important questions and 16 the answers, it is possible to make amazing discoveries! Sometimes a scientist is 17 to answer his own questions, but if he has taken good notes another scientist may come along later who is able to use new knowledge to answer it.
When you use the scientific method to 18 an experiment, you start by making observations(观察) about something that 19 you. Based on your observations, you make a hypothesis. This is using 20 you know to make a smart guess about what you think could happen. Then you are ready to begin your experiment. All 21 your experiment you take down notes, which are 22 experiment date(资料). You are constantly making observations during this time. You may make discoveries that cause you to improve your experiment as you go. 23 , you conclude your experiment and begin to look over your notes to decide what it all means. Based on what you have learned, you make a final statement about 24 your hypothesis was correct or not. You have to have reasons and evidence to support what you are saying.
Using the scientific method can be difficult, but rewarding. Because all the steps are organized in a process, the 25 are more valid(可信的). When you provide observations as evidence to support what you are saying, your ideas are more likely to be accepted.
1. A．waiting for B．searching for C．worrying about D．complaining about
2. A．unable B．sure C．ready D．surprised
3. A．read B．refuse C．prevent D．conduct
4. A．hurts B．represents C．interests D．attacks
5. A．what B．when C．why D．which
6. A．without B．including C．except D．during
7. A．controlled B．arranged C．called D．carried
8. A．Obviously B．Suddenly C．Finally D．Mostly
9. A．whether B．what C．how D．when
10. A．problem B．results C．services D．aims
---You won the first prize in the Physics competition.
---__________. I made several terrible mistakes.
A．I think so B．You must be joking
C．You are welcome D．It doesn’t matter
---I visited the Purple Mountain Observatory last Sunday.
---__________ Why didn’t you tell me earlier?
A．You did? B．I hope so.
C．Have a good time D．It’s kind of you.
It’s said that an Asian Culture Village__________ inside the AYG Village in Nanjing in the coming Asian Youth Games period.
A．builds B．is building C．will be built D．was built
