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外研(新标准)版2018-2019学年初中英语八年级上册Module 5 Unit 2 It describes the changes in Chinese society同步练习

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    Mark Twain was a great writer in America. He wrote many books. He liked telling jokes in his books. People liked reading them very much. And it was full of jokes in his life, too. Mark Twain liked reading. So he often borrowed books from other people. One day, he wanted to borrow a book from his neighbor. His neighbor was a mean man. He didn't want to lend it to Mark Twain. Then he had an idea. He said to Mark Twain, “I have a rule. You will have to read the book at my home. If you want to borrow it from me, you should never take it out." Mark Twain had to read that book at his neighbor's house.

    A month later, his neighbor went to borrow a cropper (割草机) from Mark Twain. Mark Twain said to him with a smile, "I make a rule, too. That is, you must use my cropper in my garden. If you borrow it, you can never take it out either."

(1)、Mark Twain was a ________ in America.

A、seller B、writer C、gardener (园丁) D、worker
(2)、What is the meaning of the underlined word?

A、吝啬的 B、慷慨的 C、动人的 D、恶心的
(3)、Mark Twain's neighbor wanted to borrow _______ from him.

A、a book B、a car C、a cropper D、a bike
(4)、What can we know from the passage?

A、Mark Twain liked telling jokes in his books. B、Mark Twain didn't like reading books. C、Mark Twain didn't know how to use a cropper. D、His neighbor was glad to lend his books to Mark Twain.
(5)、Which of the following is NOT true?

A、It was full of jokes in Mark Twain's life. B、Mark Twain had to read the book in his neighbor's house. C、His neighbor never borrowed the cropper from Mark Twain. D、His neighbor couldn't use the cropper out of Mark Twain's garden
举一反三
根据短文内容,选择最佳选项。

    Jack thought himself a basketball fan. He watched quite a lot of American NBA basketball games. Not only did he watch them, he spent much of his free time playing on the court too. Then came the final year of his middle school. All of his regular teammates stopped showing up on the court because they were simply too busy preparing for the high school entrance exam to play. He was, of course, under much stress himself, like everyone else. A good exam result meant a good high school; a mediocre(平庸的) score meant a mediocre school. Much was at stake.

    However, he loved basketball so much that he still found time to play, this time with a group of guys who were said to have skipped classes(逃课) before.

    Some of his teachers started worrying about him. They asked his mother to go to school to let her know that Jack was hanging out with problem kids. When his mother returned home that day, she wanted to talk to Jack. Knowing the purpose of her visit to the school, Jack though his mother would punish him for befriending those bad guys. To his surprise, his mother was not angry with him at all. She wanted to hear her son's side of story. So Jack told his mother about what he knew of Simon and Peter. Simon's parents were badly ill; Peter's father had lost his job. They both seemed to Jack to be normal kids. Jack's mother thought for a moment, and then went on to say that she was OK with her son playing with them and that she and her son should think of ways to help these kids. Soon Jack's mother introduced some part -time jobs to Simon and Peter, which they accepted. She believed in her son and cared about those who were less lucky.

    Jack's basketball friends and he have left for different places, but they still keep in touch. He knows Peter is now a manager of a local bank. Simon is currently a freshman at a university. Sadly, it is impossible to get together to play basketball again, but whenever they get on the phone, they talk about all the time.

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