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阅读短文，回答问题。 Fun After School Hello, I am Ben. After school, my friends and I have fun together. Lily likes flying kites in the park. The kite is yellow and it flies high in the sky. Tom likes riding his bike. He rides his blue bike around the playground. I like playing football with my friends. We run and kick the ball. We all have a good time after school. Question: What does Lily like doing after school?
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阅读短文，回答问题。 Hello! I'm Anna. This morning I have breakfast at home. I have some bread and an egg. I have milk too. My brother Jack has noodles for breakfast. He has some juice. My mum has rice and fish. She says, "What do you have for breakfast, Jack?" Jack says, "I have noodles and juice." Question: What does Jack have for breakfast?
阅读短文，回答问题。 My Family Hello! I'm Ben. There are four people in my family. My father is tall and strong. He can carry a big box. My mother is tall too, but she is thin. She likes running. My little sister Amy is short and thin. She is only five years old. I am short, but I am strong. I like playing football. We are a happy family! 问题：Who is short but strong in Ben's family?（谁又矮又壮？）请用简短英语或中文回答。
Read and answer. 阅读短文，回答问题。 It is Monday afternoon. Lily and her little brother Ben are at home. Mum asks, "How do you feel, Lily?" Lily says, "I am not tired, but I feel a little sad. My good friend Amy is ill today. I miss her." Ben runs to Lily and says, "How do you feel now?" Lily smiles and says, "Now I feel happy, because you are with me." Ben says, "I feel happy too!" Then they play together. Questions: 1. How does Lily feel at first (起初)? 2. Why does Lily feel happy at last (最后)?
Read and answer. 阅读短文，回答问题。 It is Friday afternoon. Lily, Tom and Sam are at school after class. Lily gets a new storybook from her friend. She jumps and smiles. She is very happy. Tom can not find his toy dog. He looks for it everywhere, but it is not there. He feels sad. Sam runs a long way to school this morning. Now he sits on the chair and wants to sleep. He is very tired. Miss Li sees Lily's toy dog on the desk. It is Tom's dog! She gives it to Tom. Now Tom is not sad. He smiles too. He is happy again. Question: Why is Tom happy at the end of the story? 从文中找出原因，用简短英语或中文作答。
阅读短文，回答问题。 My name is Lily. Let me tell you about my family. How many people are there in my family? There are six. They are my grandpa, my grandma, my father, my mother, my little brother and me. My grandpa likes walking in the park. My little brother is two years old. We often go to the park together on Sunday. Question: How many people are there in Lily's family? Who are they?
阅读短文，回答问题。 My name is Lucy. There are seven people in my family. They are my grandpa, my grandma, my dad, my mum, my little brother Ben, my cousin Amy and me. My cousin Amy is my uncle's daughter. She is nine years old. We often play games together after school. On Sundays, my grandparents cook nice food for us. I love my big family. Question: Who is Amy's father in the family? 请用短文中的一个词回答。
Passage: Many freshmen struggle with the transition from high school to university, often confusing similar-sounding verbs. For instance, when adapting to a new schedule, students must adopt new habits rather than just imitating others. Last week, our class advisor warned us not to take in false information from unreliable social media sources. Instead, we should take up reading academic journals to broaden our horizons. Additionally, it is crucial to adapt your study methods to different subjects; for example, memorizing dates works for history, but solving problems is key for mathematics. The advisor also emphasized that we should not let stress take over our lives. By actively managing our time and seeking help when needed, we can ensure a smooth adjustment period. Remember, success in university depends on how well you adapt to the environment and adopt effective strategies for learning. Question: According to the passage, which verb best describes the process of modifying one's study methods to suit different academic subjects? A. Adopt B. Adapt C. Take in D. Take up
During the final week of the semester, Sarah felt overwhelmed by her heavy workload. She had been working on a complex research paper for months and was worried about missing the deadline. Her advisor, Dr. Evans, noticed her anxiety during their weekly meeting. Instead of simply giving her more time, Dr. Evans suggested that she ______ her tasks into smaller, manageable steps to reduce stress. He also mentioned that if he ______ in her position, he would have prioritized sleep over late-night studying. Sarah appreciated his advice and realized that breaking down the project was indeed a more effective strategy than trying to do everything at once.
Reading Comprehension Last month, my roommate and I decided to revamp our study habits for the upcoming final exams. We realized that simply memorizing definitions was not enough; we needed to adapt our strategies to fit the specific requirements of each course. Initially, we adopted a rigid schedule that required us to study for four consecutive hours every night. However, after a week, we found that our concentration levels dropped significantly. To address this issue, we decided to take on a different approach: breaking down the material into smaller, manageable chunks and taking regular breaks. This method allowed us to absorb the information more effectively without feeling overwhelmed. Additionally, we took the opportunity to clarify any confusing concepts by consulting with our professors during office hours. By the end of the month, not only had our grades improved, but we also felt less stressed about the exams. The key takeaway for us was that flexibility and consistent effort were far more important than rigid adherence to a single plan. According to the passage, what was the primary reason the students changed their initial study schedule?
Reading Comprehension Last semester, I struggled with the dense theoretical chapters in my physics course. Realizing that passive reading was ineffective, I decided to adopt a more active strategy. Instead of merely skimming the text, I began summarizing each section in my own words immediately after finishing it. This process forced me to engage deeply with the material and identify gaps in my understanding. Furthermore, I started discussing key concepts with classmates during break times. These brief conversations often revealed misconceptions that I had not noticed on my own. By the end of the term, my confidence in tackling complex problems had significantly increased. The effort invested in active processing paid off when I scored higher than expected on the final exam. This experience taught me that understanding is not just about consuming information, but about reconstructing it mentally. Question: According to the passage, what was the primary benefit of summarizing sections in the author's own words? A) It allowed the author to skip difficult theoretical chapters. B) It helped the author identify gaps in understanding and engage deeply with the material. C) It enabled the author to discuss concepts with classmates more easily. D) It guaranteed a higher score on the final exam without additional effort.
Last semester, my roommate Alex struggled with balancing his academic workload and personal hobbies. He often stayed up late playing video games, which led to poor performance in his Calculus exam. One evening, I noticed him looking stressed while reviewing his notes. I approached him and said, 'Alex, if you had managed your time better this month, you would have passed the exam with a higher score.' He sighed and admitted that he knew he should have prioritized his studies. To help him, I suggested that he make a strict schedule for the upcoming weeks, ensuring he dedicated at least two hours daily to reviewing difficult concepts. I also told him that if he continued to neglect his assignments, the consequences would be severe. Alex thanked me and promised to try a different approach this time. We agreed to meet in the library every afternoon to study together, creating a supportive environment for both of us. According to the narrator's statement 'if you had managed your time better this month, you would have passed the exam with a higher score,' what type of conditional structure is being used? A. A real condition regarding a likely future outcome. B. A hypothetical condition referring to a past situation that did not happen. C. A general truth stating a universal fact about study habits. D. A command requiring immediate action from the listener.
阅读短文，回答问题。 Hello! I'm Wang Bing. Today I make two new friends at school. Look! This is Mike. He's my friend. He likes playing football. And this is Helen. She's my friend too. She likes reading books. After class, we play together in the playground. I'm very happy today. Good friends are like stars（星星）in the sky. Question: Wang Bing 介绍了哪两位新朋友？请用短文中的句子写出他是怎样介绍 Mike 的（写一句即可）。
At school, I see my friends in the playground. Ben is a boy. He has a blue bag. Lily is a girl. She has a red book. Ben and Lily are kind. I play with them at break time. Ben says, “Hello!” Lily says, “Come and play!” I smile. Ben is my friend. Lily is my friend, too. 根据短文，Ben和Lily分别用 he 还是 she 指代？
Read the passage and answer the question. In the school library, there are some rules. We should keep quiet when we read books. We should put the books back after reading. We shouldn't talk loudly, because it will trouble others. We shouldn't eat or drink in the library, because it is bad for the books. Xiao Ming always follows the rules. He is a good boy. Question: What should we do and what shouldn't we do in the library? Please write two sentences with "should" or "shouldn't".（用 should 或 shouldn't 写出两个图书馆里的规则）
Read the passage and answer the question. It is Monday morning. Lily is on the bus to school. The bus is full, so an old grandma is standing. Lily stands up and says, "Please take my seat." Then a boy throws a banana skin on the floor of the bus. Lily tells him, "Don't litter here. We should keep the bus clean." The boy's face turns red. He picks up the banana skin and puts it in the bin. When Lily gets off the bus, she waits in line and crosses the road at the zebra crossing. Question: What does Lily ask the boy NOT to do on the bus?
At a small shop, Mia sees a blue hat. She asks the shop worker, “How much is it?” The worker says, “It is twenty-four yuan.” Mia also sees a red bag. She asks, “How much is it?” The worker says, “It is thirty yuan.” Mia likes the blue hat. She asks about its price again, and the worker gives the same answer. What does the worker say about the price of the blue hat?
Read the passage and answer the question. On Saturday, Mia goes shopping with her dad. First, they visit a toy shop. Mia sees a kite, a ball, and a small toy car. She does not buy them. Then they go to a bookshop. Dad looks at books. Mia finds a story book about animals. She likes it, so Dad buys it for her. On the way home, Mia says, “The toy shop has toys, and the bookshop has books.” Which shop has the kite?
Read the passage and answer the question. Hello, I'm Amy. There are four seasons in a year in my city. In spring, it is warm and rainy, so I usually fly a kite in the park with my brother. In summer, it is very hot and sunny, so we often go swimming and eat ice cream. In autumn, it is cool and windy, and my family likes to climb mountains and have a picnic. In winter, it is cold and snowy, so I make a snowman with my friends, but my grandma usually stays at home and drinks hot tea. Question: Why does Amy's grandma stay at home in winter? Answer in English.
Read and answer. 阅读短文，回答问题。 My name is Amy. I live in a small town. There is a park in my town. There is a big supermarket next to the park. My school is near the supermarket. I like my town very much. My mum often buys fruit at the supermarket. After school, I go to the park and play with my friends. Question: Where is the supermarket?（超市在哪里？）