题型:任务型阅读 题类:常考题 难易度:普通
北京西城区2015-2016学年八年级上册英语期末考试试卷
A Smart Dog
Rico is a dog who lives in Germany, When his owner says the name of a certain toy, Rico can find it. In fact, he seems to know the names of 200 toys!
. They put his toys in a room and then told him to go in the room and find a certain toy. Since nobody was in the room with Rico, he had no help from anyone finding the right toy. The researchers did this test forty times. Rico found the right toy thirty-seven times!
Then the researcher tried something else. They put seven of Rico's toys in the room and one new toy that Rico had never seen before. . This new toy had a name Rico had never heard before. Rico found the right toy seven out of ten times!
Researchers cannot really say that Rico know words or languages.They believed Rico can think about what he hears and thin about what he knows. In fact, Rico seems to thin and remember things as well as three-year-old child.
From these tests, animal researchers know one thing for sure. Rico has given them a lot to think about.
A. Then they told Rico to go into the room and get the new toy.
B. However, these tests seem to show Rico is smart.
C. Some researchers in Germany wanted to test Rico.
D. His owner has trained him to find his toys.
What do you read when you are travelling by train or bus? What are other people reading? Perhaps a woman sitting near you is reading a love story. A man is reading a serious biography(自传) about a president. And there's a student reading an English textbook.
What do their choices(选择) say about them? Do you think you can know them by what they are reading? I have got to tell you that your feelings of them may be quite wrong. The woman reading the love story could be a lawyer. She just wants a light read to take her mind off work. The man reading the biography wants you to think that he is very clever. The student reading the textbook isn't a student at all. She's an English teacher.
Publishers(出版商) know that some people care what they read on trains or buses and so they put out different types of covers. For example, books about Harry Potter have a cartoon cover for young readers and then another more serious cover for grown—ups.
So next time you are on a train, look around and see what other people are reading, but don't jump to any conclusions(结论). You will be wrong maybe.
Here is a sentence that you could say, “Don't judge(判断) a book by its cover”.
Title:Never judge a book people choose to read by the cover. | |
Persons | The lawyer reading a love story just wants to have a {#blank#}1{#/blank#}. |
The man reading the biography wants{#blank#}2{#/blank#}people to think he is very clever. | |
The student reading a textbook in fact{#blank#}3{#/blank#}English. | |
Ways | Publishers won't put out the{#blank#}4{#/blank#}cover of a book. |
Conclusion | If you jump to the conclusions carelessly, you may make {#blank#}5{#/blank#}. |
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