聪聪乘长途汽车去外婆家。14：00出发，经过8小时到达。这时，他看到的景象可能是

用所给单词的适当形式填空。

1. Winter, spring, summer and fall                (be) seasons.    

2. What a cold,                (snow) day!    

3. I'm               (take) off my hat now.     

4. I have some little rocks for                (he) mouth and eyes.    

5. Let's               (go) home.

阅读理解。

     On a grassy plain in South Africa, thousands of miles from home,two pairs of zoo-bred South China

tiger cubs-one-year-old Hope and Cathay and six-month-old Tiger Woods and Madonna are learning to

hunt in the wild. The hope is that they will one day pass on their skills to their young, allowing the next

generation to get back to wildlife reserves (保护区) in China.

       A survey shows that the tigers are in more danger of dying out than China's most famous animal,the

giant panda. Forty years ago, about 4,000 South China tigers lived in the wild. Today there are only

about 30. An additional 64 live in 19 zoos in China,which are all descendants(后代) of six wild animals

seized in 1956.

     The cubs were born in zoos in China and removed from their mothers when they were three months

old. Their first home in South Africa was a one-acre camp where they stayed for a month. Their next

home was a ten-acre area,where they lived for three months to help them gradually get used to life

outside a cage.

     When the cubs first arrived in South Africa,they didn't even want to leave their cages. It took weeks

to get them to eat chicken, used as they were to being fed beef at the zoo in China where they were born.

It took months of practice to hunt a live animal and then make the link between the kill and food. Now

just a few months on, and living in a 150-acre camp,they have become remarkably skilled hunters.

      All four animals will finally return to zoos in China while the pioneering pairs' cubs will grow up

completely wild. The aim is for the first rehabilitated tigers to go to reserves developed in China by 2008 ,when the Olympic Games will be held in Beijing.

1. The tigers are sent to South Africa so that____.   

A. their young can live in the wild

B. their young can have a better environment

C. they can get used to wildlife reserves

D. they can live a free life in the wild

2. What does the fourth paragraph mainly talk about?   

A. The food the tigers ate.

B. The place where the tigers were trained.

C. The process(过程) to train the tigers.

D. The time it took to train the tigers.

3. The underlined part" the first rehabilitated tigers" refers to _____.   

A. the tigers sent to South Africa

B. the pioneering pairs

C. the tigers' next generation

D. the zoo-bred tigers

4. Which of the following is TRUE?   

A. There are about 100 South China tigers at the zoos in China.

B. South China tigers at the zoos in China usually eat chicken.

C.In the hunting practice cubs didn't eat what they hunted at first.

D. The four tigers will appear in the Olympic Games.

老子倡导“无为而治”，主张“处无为之事，行不言之教”。有人认为，老子的“无为”，并不是“无所不为”，而是“不妄为而有所作为”。中 * * 优秀的传统文化对当今仍有重要的指导意义，面对复杂多变的国际局势，以江 * * 同志为核心的第三代领导集体，总揽全局，审时度势，坚持了（     ），做到了“不妄为而有所作为”，取得了一系列伟大的外交成就，为我国经济发展创造了良好的国际环境。

A．原则的坚定和策略的灵活性的统一

B．维护国家利益和促进世界和平与发展的统一

C．经济和政治的统一

D．内政和外交的统一

胰腺组织与内、外分泌的关系中，不正确的是（）

A.胰岛细胞分泌胰岛素

B.腺泡细胞分泌淀粉酶

C.导管管壁细胞分泌碱性液

D.胰岛细胞分泌胰高血糖素

E.D1胰岛细胞分泌胃泌素

爆炸销毁场地应距国家铁路干线和独立的居民点保持在（）以上。

A.2km

B.3km

C.5km