小学英语背诵110篇-英语阅读理解短文原始材料

小学英语背诵94篇英语阅读理解短文原始材料作文地带http://___.joozone.com/Passage

1.WoodpeckerPassage

2.ABusyDayPassage

3.ThedogandhisreflectionPassage

4.AnhonestboyPassage

5.Abirthday_____Passage

6.TheFarmerandtheSnakePassage

7.TwoYoungTreesPassage

8.HongKongisani__pla__Passage

9.WaterPassage

10.TwinsBedroomPassage

11.DogsPassage

12.TheBestJobPassage

13.ACleverMonkeyPassage

14.WhatarestarsLikePassage

15.RadioandTelevisionPassage

16.It’scoolbehindyouPassage

17.Father’sHobbyPassage

18.Idon’tthinksoPassage

19.SevendaysinaweekPassage

20.MyspecialFriendPassage

21.ADayinMyLifePassage

22.TheSeaPassage

23.AGoodYoungPioneerPassage

24.SeahorsePassage

25.ACatandaBirdPassage

26.AFlyingFoxPassage

27.FlyingBirdsPassage

28.AirPassage

29.ClocksPassage

30.SwimmingPassage

31.AmissingtigerPassage

32.JimPassage

33.AChineseBoyPassage

34.Jim’sFamilyPassage

35.OurHousePassage

36.OurMonitorPassage

37.MybedroomPassage

38.APie__ofmeatPassage

39.OurClassroomPassage

40.OurschoolPassage

41.AHolidayPassage

42.AnOldMousePassage

43.AhungryfoxPassage

44.HelpEachOtherPassage

45.TheWeatherPassage

46.What’sHappeningPassage

47.KangaroosPassage

48.APairofShoesPassage

49.WegettheWrongcarpassage

50.BepolitePassage

51.TheSunPassage

52.AirJordanPassage

53.ThestrongestpowerintheworldPassage

54.WhoistheGodPassage

55.KitesPassage

56.TeachersOffi__Passage

57.FallPassage

58.PandasPassage

59.BooksonHowtoPassage

60.ThePianistandanOldWo__nPassage

61.Thef__oritecoatPassage

62.NoisePassage

63.The___tPassage

64.AcheapmealPassage

65.ComputersPassage

66.TwoAmericanpresidentsPassage

67.Asecondlanguage.Passage

68.Asnow__n.Passage

69.LuckyandunluckyPassage

70.TheGreatWallofChinaPassage

71.Helen’sglassesPassage

72.AdesertPassage

73.Ani__lshome.Passage

74.AnoutingPassage

75.GofishingPassage

76.ThecandykingPassage

77.YawnPassage

78.TwothievesPassage

79.AGiantKitePassage

80.On__ayearPassage

81.ANew___tPassage

82.ThefrogthatchangescolorPassage

83.ThecityofSanFranciscoPassage

84.BenjaminFranklinPassage

85.StopwritingPassage

86.TherobotsPassage

87.AbrokenmirrorandbadluckPassage

88.HairandBeardPassage__.AlovelyweekendPassage

90.AbridgePassage

91.Ayo-yoPassage

92.FunnypresentsPassage

93.FirefighterPassage

94.ExcusemeEditedbyJoozoneEditorCopyrightcbyJoozone.com2004–2010ForEvaluationOnly.Passage

1.WoodpeckerThereare__nyappletreesinagarden.They’regoodfriends.Onedayanoldtreeisill.Thereare__nypestsinthetree.Le__esofthetreeturnyellow.Theoldtreefeelsverysadandunwell.Anothertreesendsforadoctorforhim.Atfirsttheysendforapigeonbutshehasnoideaaboutit.Thentheysendforanorioleandshecan’ttreattheoldtreewell.Thentheysendforawoodpecker.Sheisagooddoctor.Shepecksaholeinthetreeandeatslotsofpests.Atlasttheoldtreebecomesbetterandbetter.Le__esturngreenandgreen.Passage

2.ABusyDayTodayisSunday!OnSundaysIusuallyplaytheflute.Myfatherusuallyreadsthenewspaper.Mymotherusuallycleansthehouse.Buttodaymymotherisinbed.Sheisill.Myfatherhastodothehousework.Nowheiscleaningthehouse.“Samcanyouhelpme”“YesDad!”Nowwe’rewashingthecar.Where’smysisterAmySheisplayingmyflute.Whataluckygirl!Passage

3.ThedogandhisreflectionOnedayadogwithapie__ofmeatinhismouthwascrossingaplankoverastream.Ashewalkedalonghelookedintowaterandhesawhisreflection.Hethoughtthiswasanotherdogcarryingapie__ofmeat.Andhefelthewouldliketoh__etwopie__s.Sohesnappedatthereflectioninthewaterandofcourseasheopenedhismouththepie__ofmeatdisappearedquickly.Passage

4.AnhonestboyTonyissevenyearsold.Heisanhonestandpoliteboy.OnedayitwasSunday.Tonyhissisterandhismotherstayedathome.HewaswatchingTVandhissisterwasreadingbooks.Hismotherwaswashingclothes.Justthenhisfathercamebackwithabagofpears.Tonylikespearsverymuchandhewantedtoeatone.Hismotherg__ehimfourandsaid“Let’ssharethem.”“WhichpeardoyouwantTony”askedhismother.“Thebiggestonemum.”“What”saidhismother“Youshouldbepoliteandwantthe__allestone.”“ShouldI____aliejusttobepolitemum”Passage

5.Abirthday_____TodayisSusan’sbirthday.Sheisnineyearsold.Herfriendsareinherhomenow.Thereisabirthday_____intheevening.Look!__ryislisteningtothemusic.AndTomisdrinkingorangejui__.JackandSamareplayingcardsonthefloor.LilyandAmyarewatchingTV.Someoneisknockingatthedoor.It’sHenry.HebringsabigteddybearforSusan.Theteddybearisyellow.Susanisveryhappy.Allthechildrenarehappy.TheysingabirthdaysongforSusan.Passage

6.TheFarmerandtheSnakeItwasacoldwinterday.Afarmerfoundasnakeontheground.Itwasnearlydeadbycold.TheFarmerwasakind__n.Hepickedupthesnakecarefullyandputitunderthecoat.SoonthesnakeBegantomoveanditraiseditsmouthandbitthefarmer.“OhMygod!”saidthefarmer“Is__eyourlifebutyouthankmeinthatway.Youmust___.”Thenhekilledthesnakewithastick.Atlasthe___dtoo.Passage

7.TwoYoungTreesTwoyoungtreesarestandingonthetopofthehill.TheirnamesareTimandAlan.Onedayit’ssunnyandwarm.Somebirdsaresinginginthetrees.Thewindblowsandthetreesaretalking.“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup’’asksTim.“I’mnotsure.IthinkIwanttobeachairoradesk.”answersAlan“__ybeIwanttobeatoyboxorabaseballbat.Ilikechildren.”“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup”asksAlan.“Me”saysTim“Ijustwanttobeatree.Iwanttobeahouseforbirdsandspiders.Iwanttoh__e__nyapples.Andwhenit’ssunnyandhotpeopleandani__lscanstandunderme.”Passage

8.Hongkongisani__pla__HongKongisani__pla__especiallyinsummer.JulyisahotmonthinHongKong.Butit’sanex__llenttimeforswimming.ThereisabeautifulbeachatRepulseBay浅水湾.Togetthereyoucantakeabusfrom__ntral.LotsofpeoplegotothebeachonSundaysandSaturdays.Butifyougoonaweekdayitiswillbenotsocrowded.VisitorstoHongkongneedpassports.Butpeoplefrom__nycountriesdonotneedvisas.Hongkongisani__pla__forholiday.Thereare__nyshops.Passage

9.WaterWaterisveryimportantforlivingthings.Withoutwatertheremustbenolifeontheearth.Alltheplantsandani__lsneedwatertodrinktocookfoodandtocleanourselves.Waterisneededinfarmsfactoriesoffi__sschoolsfamiliesand__nyotherpla__s.Waterisfoundinseasriversandlakes.Itcanbefoundeverywhereintheworldanditalsocanbefoundintheair.Passage

10.Twins’BedroomThisisthetwins’bedroom.Itisani__room.Thetwobedslookthesame.ThisbedisLily’sandthatoneisLucy’s.Thetwinsh__eonedeskandtwochairs.Theirclockbooksandpencil-boxesareonthedesk.Theirschoolbagsarebehindthechairs.Someni__flowersareonthedesk.Someni__picturesareonthewall.IsthereakiteYesit’sunderLily’sbed.Thebedroomisveryni__.Passage

11.DogsOneoftheani__lsthathelppeoplealotisthedog.Insomecountriesdogspullwagons.Inthecoldnorthdogspullsleds.Thereareotherwaysthatdogshelpustoo.Poli__menusethemtolookformissingpeople.Sol___rsusethemtocarrylettersandmedicine.Onfarmsdogstakecareofsheepandkeeptheminthefields.Atnighttheytakethesheephome.Dogshelptheblindwithwork.Somedogsaregoodandkind.Somedogsaregoodatanotherskill.Passage

12.TheBestJobBettyisalazygirl.Shedoesn’tstudyhardandshedoesn’thelphermotherwiththehouseworkeither.“WhatareyougoingtobewhenyougrowupBetty”Motherasks.“You’retoolazy.Nojobwilleverfityou.”“ButIknowone”saysthegirl“I’mgoingtobeFatherChrist__s”“YouwanttobeFatherChrist__s”Motherissurprised“Butwhy”“Becauseheworksonlyonedayinawholeyear.”Passage

13.ACleverMonkeyAlittlemonkeypicksupapumpkinandwantstotakeithome.Butthepumpkinistoobig.Themonkeycan’ttakeithome.Suddenlyheseesapandaridingabiketowardshim.Hewatchesthebike.“lh__eagoodidea.Icanrollthepumpkin.Itlikesawheel.”Soherollsthepumpkintohishome.Whenhismotherseesthebigpumpkinsheissurprisedandsays“Howcanyoucarryithome”Thelittlemonkeyanswersproudly“lcan’tliftitbutlcanrollit.”Hismother__ilesandsays“Whatacleverboy!”Passage

14.WhatAreStarsLikeH__eyoueverwonderedaboutthestarsInsomewaysstarsarelikepeople.Theyareborn.Theygrowold.Andthey___.Astarisbornfromdustandgas.Slowlythedustandgas__keaball.Theballgetsveryhot.Thenitstartstogiveofflight.Theyoungstargrowsintoagiant.__nyyearsgoby.Theolderstarbeginstoget__allagain.Atlastitslightgoesout.Thestar’slifeisover.Passage

15.RadioandTelevisionRadioandtelevisionareverypopularintheworldtoday.MillionsofpeoplewatchTV.Perhapsmorepeoplelistentotheradio.TheTVismoreusefulthantheradio.OnTVwecanseeandhearwhatishappeningintheworld.Howeverradioisn’tlost.Itisstillwithus.Andlistenersarebecomingmore.That’sbecauseatransistorradioisn’tlost.Itisstillwithus.Itisveryeasytocarry.Youcanputoneinyourpocketandlistentoitonthebusoryourbikewhenyougotowork.Passage

16.It’scoolbehindyouIt’stwoo’clockintheafternoon.Thesunisshinningandit’sveryhot.Nancyhastomeethermotheratthetrainstation.Nowshe’swalkinginthestreet.Therearenotreesandshe’sfat.Soshefeelsveryhot.Butshedoesn’tfindaboywalkingjustbehindher.Andshemeetsafriendandsays“hello”tohim.“Who’stheboybehindyou？”asksthe__n.Nowsheseestheboy.Sheisangryandasks“Whyareyouwalkingbehindmeboy”“There’snoshadeinthestreetyouknow.”answerstheboy.“It’scoolbehindyouIthink.”Passage

17.Father’sHobbyMydadworksfromMondaytoFridayinabank.heusesthecomputertocountmoney.Hisjobisveryimportantinthebank.Dadisalsobusyathome.Atweekendshecooksdinner.UsuallyhecooksItalianfood.OnSundayshe__kesfivepie__sofpizza.Sometimeshecookschickenand__kesChinesefood.Mymumwatchesandhelpshim.Ihelpmydadtoo.Iwashthedishes.__nypeoplethinkitisstrangefora__ntocook.Butmydadenjoyshishobby.Cookingrelaxeshim.Heisaweekendcook.Passage

18.Idon’tthinksoJackisagoodboybuthedoesn’tliketousehishead.Heoftensayssomethingwithouthinking.It__kesothersunhappy.Mr.Blackteaches__thinaschool.He’soldnowandhelikeschildren.OntheFridayMr.Blackdoesn’tgotoworkbecausehe’sillinahospital.AndJack’smotherwillseehimafterdinner.“Iwanttobetherewithyou.”saysJack.“You’rearudeboy.Ican’ttakeyouthere.’’sayshismother.“Don’tworrymum.Iwon’tdothatagain.Pleasebelieveme.”saysJack.InthehospitalJacksaysnothingatfirst.Whenthey’rele__inghesaystoMr.Black“Youlookfine.Thedoctorsaysyou’regoingto___butIdon’tthinkso.”Passage

19.SevendaysinaweekThereareaboutfifty-twoweeksinayear.Andtherearesevendaysineachweek.ThefirstdayofaweekisSunday.TheotherdaysofaweekbetweenSundayandSaturdayareMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayandFriday.MondayistheseconddayTuesdayisthethirddayWednesdayisthefourthdayThursdayisthefifthdayandFridayisthesixthday.What’sthelastdayDoyouknowPassage

20.MyspecialFriendIh__eafriendintheU.S.HisnameisDonAdams.IknowhimverywellbutIh__enevermethim.Wewritetoeachotherallthetime.Mylettersareveryshort.ItisstillhardformetowriteinEnglish.Ire__ivedaletterfromDonyesterday.It__kesmeveryhappy.Heiscomingtomycountryforavisitnextsummer.Wearegoingtoseeeachotherforthefirsttime.Passage

21.ADayinMyLifeMyfamilylivesonthisstreet.Inthemorningmyfathergoestoworkandallthechildrengotoschool.Mymothertakesustoschooleveryday.Shedoesthehousework.Shealwayshasherlunchathomeandseesherfriendsintheafternoon.Intheeveningallthechildrencomehomefromschool.Theyalwaysgethomeearly.Myfathergoeshomefromworkandheisoftenlate.AftersuppermytwobrothersandIdoourhomework.Wegotobedatten.Passage

22.TheSeaWhatdoknowabouttheseaSomepeopleh__eseenitbutothersh__en’t.Thesealooksbeautifulonafinesunnydayanditcanbeverytoughwhenthereisastrongwind.WhatotherthingsdoyouknowaboutitOfcoursetheseaisverylarge.Intheworldthereismoreseathanland.Ifyouh__eswumintheseayouknowthattheseaissalty.Riverscarrysaltfromthelandintothesea.Somepla__softheseaaresaltierthantheotherpla__s.DoyouknowtheDeadSeaItissosaltythatyoucan’tsinkwhenyouareinthewater!Andfishcannotliveinit!Passage

23.AGoodYoungPioneerLiHuaisaYongPioneer.Heisgoingtothepark.Nowheiswaitingforabus.Suddenlyhefindsawatchontheground.Heaskssomepeople“Whosewatchisit”Butthewatchisn’ttheirs.Sohegivesthewatchtoapoli____n.NowLiHuagetsonthebus.Heissittingnearthewindow.Anoldwo__ngetsonthebus.Shehasnoseat.Sohestandsupandsays“HereisaseatforyouGranny.Pleasesithere”Passage

24.SeahorseThereareallkindsofhorsesintheworld.Butoneofthemyoucan’tride.Itdoesn’tliveonlandbutinthesea.Itlooksliketheheadofhorse.Sothepeoplecallitseahorse.Infacttheseahorseisa__allfish.Itlikestoliveinwarmwater.Aseahorsestandsupinthewaterwhenitswims.Fatherhorsecarriestheeggstokeepthemsafeinitspouch.Whentheeggsarehatchedthebabyhorsesswimaway.Passage

25.ACatandaBirdTherearethreetreesnearthehouse.Thereisabigtreeandtwo__alltrees.Inthebigtreethereisabird.CanthebirdsingYesitcan.What’sunderthebigtreeIt’sacat.“Iwantsomefood”thinksthecat.“BirdmygoodfriendComehere!It’stimetoplaygames”saysthecat.“Notodaythankyou!”saysthebird“Youcan’tcatchme!Goodbye!”Look!Thebirdisflying!Passage

26.AFlyingFoxAflyingfoxisnotafoxatall.Itisabat.Butthisbatlookslikeafox.Aflyingfoxisverybig.Itlikestoeatfruit.Sometimestheflyingfoxiscalledfruitbat.Theflyingfoxfliesintofruittrees.Thenthebateatsallthefruit.Sofruitfarmersdonotliketheflyingfox.Passage

27.FlyingBirdsBirdsdon’tflyhighupinthesky.Theairistoothin.Itishardforbirdstobreatheinthinair.Thinairdoesn’tholdthemup.Birdsflynearthegroundsothattheycanseewheretheyare.Thebirdslookforpla__stheyknow.Thentheydonotgetlost.Somebirdsflysolowovertheo__anthatthew__esoftenhidethem.__nybirdsflyalongdistan__inthespringandautumn.Passage

28.AirAirisallaroundus.Itisaroundusaswewalkandplay.Fromthetimewewerebornairisaroundusoneveryside.Whenwesitdownitisaroundus.Whenwegotobedairisalsoaroundus.Weliveinair.Wecanlivewithoutfoodorwaterforafewdaysbutwecannotliveformorethanafewminuteswithoutair.Wetakeinair.Whenweareworkingorrunningweneedmoreair.Whenweareasleepweneedlessair.Weliveinairbutwecannotseeit.Wecanonlyfeelitwhenitismoving.Movingairiscalledwind.Howcanwe__keairmoveHereisoneway.Holdanopenbookinfrontofyourfa__closeitquickly.WhatcanyoufeelWhatyoufeelisair.Passage

29.ClocksThereare__nyclocksintheBrown’shouse.Theyareindifferentrooms.Abigclockstandsinacornerofthesittingroom.Itisaveryveryoldclockbutitstillkeepsgoodtime.Mr.Brownwindsiton__aweek.Passage

30.SwimmingSwimmingisagoodsport.It’spopular.Peoplelikeswimmingbecausethewater__kespeoplefeelcool.Butiftheyswiminawrongpla__itisverydangerous.Theseyearssomepeople___dwhentheywereenjoyingthemselvesinwaterandmostofthemwerestudents.Summerholidaywillbethereagain.Iwanttogiveyousomeadvi__.Firstdon’tgetintothewaterwhenyouarealone.Seconddon’tgetintothewaterifthereisaNoswimmingsign.Thirdyoushouldbecarefulinthewater.Ifyouremembertheseswimmingwillbesafeandit’sgoodforyourhealth.Passage

31.AmissingtigerWeusedtoh__eacatcalledTiger.Hewasabeautifultabbywithagreatdealofcharacter.Hewasanaturalhunterandverysoonnomousedaredtoshowitsfa__inourhouse.UnfortunatelyTigeralsousedtocatchalotofbirdsandthis__dehimveryunpopularwithsomeofthenei___ors.OndaydayjustafterhissecondbirthdayTigerdisappeared.Perhapshewasrunoverbyacarforatthattimewelivednearabusystreet.Althoughweofferedarewardweneverdiscoveredwhathadhappenedtohimandweneversawhimagain.Passage

32.JimJimgetsupat6:

30.Hishomeisnearhisschool.Hele__eshomeat7:

30.Theybeginclassat8:

00.Hehaslunchathome.Afterlunchheplaysgameswithhisclas__atesintheafternoonJimhasthreeclasses.Hele__esschoolat4:

30.Passage

33.AChineseBoyI’maChineseboy.MynameisChenDong.Iamtwelve.Ih__etwosisters.MysistersandIareallstudents.Myfatherisateacher.HeisaChineseteacher.HeteachesinNo.19MiddleSchool.Mymotherisateachertoo.SheteachesEnglishintheNo.11MiddleSchool.Passage

34.Jim’sFamilyApictureisonmydesk.ThisisapictureofJim’sfamily.The__nisJim’sfather.Awo__nisbehindJim.Sheishismother.Theyareteachers.Agirlisinthepicturetoo.SheisJim’ssister.HernameisKateGreen.Jimandhissisterareinthesameschool.Buttheyaren’tinthesamegrade.Theylookliketheirmother.TheyareEnglish.Passage

35.OurHouseOurhomeisneartheschool.Weh__eahouse.Itisagoodhouse.Thehousehasthreerooms.Oneisalivingroom.Theothertwoarebedrooms.Inthelivingroomthereisatableandsixchairs.Therearesomeflowersonthetable.Thereisagardeninfrontofthehouse.Ourhouseisn’tbigbutwelikeit.Passage

36.OurMonitorThisisLin.SheisfromBeijing.Shestu___sveryhard.Inclassshecananswertheteacher’squestionsveryquickly.Linlovesherclas__atesandoftenhelpsthemwiththeirlessons.Everybodysayssheisaverygoodmonitor.Passage

37.MybedroomThisismybedroom.Therearetwowindowsinit.Nearthewindowtherearesomeredflowers.A__pofChinaisonthewall.Youcanseefourshoesandabasketballundermybed.Therearetrousersandacoatonthebed.__nyschoolbooksareonmydesk.Andtherearethreelightsinmybedroom.Oneisonmydeskandtheothertwoarenearmybed.Passage

38.APie__ofmeatAdoghasalargepie__ofmeatinhismouth.Nearthewaterhelooksdownandseeshimselfinthewater.Hethinksitisanotherdog.Thatdoghasalsoalargepie__ofmeatinhismouth.Hesaystohimself“Iwanttogethismeat.ThenIcanh__etwopie__s.”Heopenshismouthtobarkandhismeatgoesdownintothewater.Passage

39.OurClassroomOurclassroomisbrightandclean.Butitisnotbig.Therearetwenty-threedesksandchairsinit.Theyarenew.There’sabigdeskinfrontoftheclassroom.It’sforourteachers.Therearefivepicturesontherightwall.There’sa__poftheworldanda__pofChinaontheleftwall.Besidethewindowthere’sabookshelf.Thereare__nybooksonit.Ourclassroomisveryni__.Weh__elessonshere.Welikeourclassroom.Passage

40.OurschoolThisisourschool.Thereare__nyclassroomsinit.Thereareeighthundredstudentsandsixty—nineteachersinourschool.Thereare__nytreesandflowersinit.Alltheteachersandstudentslikeourschoolverymuch.Wecometoschoolatseven.Weh__efourclassesinthemorningandtwointheafternoon.Ourclassroomisbigandclean.Weh__elessonshere.Wedoourhomeworkathome.Allthestudentsstudyhard.Passage

41.AHolidayIt’sfinetoday.Tomandhisfamilyareatapark.The__ninwhiteishisfather.Heisstandingbythelakeandlookingattheboats.Thewo__ninblueishismother.Sheissittingonthegrass.BesidehismotherisAli__hissister.Sheiseatingcake.Theparkisbigandthereare__nytreesandflowersinit.Theyareh__ingagoodtime.Passage

42.AnOldMouseAnoldwo__nhasacat.Thecatisnowveryold.Shecannotrunfastandshecannotbite.Onedaytheoldcatseesamouse.shejumpsandcatchesthemouse.Butshecannotbiteit.Sothemousegetsoutofhermouthandrunsaway.Thentheoldwo__nisveryangrybecausethecatcannotkillthemouse.Shebeginstobeatthecat.Thecatsaystoher“Don’tbeatme.Befriendlytome.WhenIwasyoungIdidgoodworkforyou.”Passage

43.AhungryfoxAhungryfoxisfromaforest.Hearrivesatavillage.Hewantstofindsomefood.Hecomestoahouseandpullsthedoor.Butitlocked.Heseesthereisaheninside.“HelloI’llcometovisityou”he____sthehen.“Iknowthatyouareill.Comeoutandletmetakeyourtemperature.”“Thankyou”saysthehen.“Ih__eaheadache.ButifIcomeoutyouwillkillme.”Passage

44.HelpEachOtherLook!Kateisflyingabirdkite.Ohherkiteisinthetree.Anditisbroken.Shecan’tclimbupthetree.LiLeiandJimarecominghere.LiLeiishelpingher.Heisgettingthekitefromthetree.Buthecan’tgetdown.JimishelpingLiLei.LiLeiisjumpingtothewall.Theyaregettingdownfromthewall.KateJimandLiLeiaremendingthekiteunderthetree.Theyaregoodfriends.Passage

45.TheWeatherTheweatherinShanghaiisnotalwaysgood.Inwinteritisoftencoldandwet.Insummeritisveryhot.Springisverybeautiful.Itisnotverycoldbutweh__ealotofraininspring.Autumnisthebestseason.Thedaysareclearanddryanditissunnyandwarmallthetime.TheweatherinShanghaiissometimeswarmerthaninBeijing.ButinsummeritiscoolerinBeijingthaninShanghai.Passage

46.What’sHappeningItisinautumn.Ayoung__ncomestoaforest.He’swalkingbesidetheforest.Onhisrightisariver.Onhisleftistheforest.Suddenlyheseestwogreeneyeslookingathimfromthetrees.Atigerisgettingreadytojumponhim.WhatdoeshedoHemustjumpintotheriver.Intheriverthereisabigcrocodile.Itsmouthisverybig.Theyoung__ncloseshiseyes.Thetigerjumpsoverhim.Andtheyoung__nopenshiseyes.Nowthetigerisinthemouthofthecrocodile.Passage

47.KangaroosThereare__nykangaroosinAustraliaandnotonlyinzoos.Youcanseethemeverywhereoutsideofthecitiesandtowns.Whentheywanttoh__earestontheirtailskangaroosarealsoverygoodatlookingaftertheirbabies.motherkangarooskeeptheirbabiessafeintheirpockets.Passage

48.APairofShoesOnedayanold__nistakingthetraintohishometown.Oneofhisshoesfallsontothegroundbutthetrainstarts.Hecannotpickitupthenhetakesofftheotherandthrowsitnearthefallenshoe.Aboybesidehimaskshim“Whydoyoudothat”Heanswers“Ifa__npicksthemuphe__ygetapairofshoes.”Passage

49.WegettheWrongcar!OnedaymywifeandIgoshoppingatashop.Westopthecarinfrontoftheshop.Anhourlaterwecomebacktothecarwith__nythings.Butwecannotopenthecardoor.“Ohdear”saysmywife.“Whatshallwedo”“Let’saskthatpoli____n!”Thepoli____ncomestohelpus.Afewminuteslaterhegetsthedooropen.Justatthatmomenta__ncomesupandshouts“Whyareyouopeningmycardoor”Welookatthenumberofthecarandourfa__sturnred.Passage

50.Thankyou.__nypeopleliketosay“Thankyou”whenothershelpthemorsaysomethingkindtothem.Itisaverygoodhabit.Youshouldsay“Thankyou”whensomeonepassesyouthesaltonthetablewhensomeoneiswalkingaheadofyoukeepsthedooropenforyouwhensomeonesaysyouh__edoneyourworkwelloryouh__eboughtsomethingni__oryourcityisverybeautiful.Thankyouisusednotonlybetweenfriendsbutalsobetweenparentsandchildrenbrotherandsister.Let’slearntosayThankyou.Passage

51.TheSunThereisnothingmoreimportantinlifethanthesun.WithoutthesunalllivingthingsonEarthwould___.Thesunisastar.Intheskytherearethousandsofstarslikethesun.Theyareaslargeasthesunandashotasthesun.Atnightyoucansee__nystarsbutinday-timeyoucanonlyseeonestar-thesun.Thesunismuchnearertousthananyotherstars.Thatiswhyitlookslikethebiggestandbrightestofallthestars.Thedistan__ofthesunfromtheEarthisasmuchas150millionkilometers.MostofthestarsarethousandsoflightyearsawayformtheEarth.DoyouknowwhatalightyearisNothingintheworldtr__elsfasterthanlight.Ittr__els300000kilometersasecond.Onelightyearisthedistan__thatlighttr__elsinoneyear.Passage

52.AirJordanMichaelJordan1963-isoneofthemostfamousbasketballplayersintheworld.HewasborninBrooklynNewYork.Hedidn’tliketotalkabouthimself.Hewasalsoveryshort.Hedidn’tplayverywellwhenhejoinedthebasketballteaminhishighschoolatfirst.Butthenextyearthingschangedgreatlyforhimashegrewmuchtaller.MichaelJordanbecamefamouswhenhejoinedtheuniversitybasketballteaminNorthCarolina.Michaelusedhisquicknessandstrengthtoreachthebasketagainandagain.HeplayedsowellthatpeoplecallhimAirJordan.AftercollegeMichaelbecameamemberoftheChicagoBullbasketballteam.TheNBAwasverysurprisedatthishigh-flyingplayer.HewasnamedRookieoftheyearin1985andthemostValuablePlayerin

1987.Heon__setarecordbygetting63pointsinonegame.Passage

53.TheStrongestPowerintheWorld.Onedayagreatgeneralaskshissol___rs“Whatisthestrongestpowerintheworld”Fourofhissol___rsputuptheirhands.Theywanttoanswerthequestion.Thegeneralasksthefirst__ntospeak.Thefirst__nisyoungerthantheotherthreeandhe’snotstrong.Hesays“Mygunisthestrongest.Itcankillanyone.”“Thankyou.Nextplease.”Thesecond__nisverystrong.Hesays”Idon’tthinkthat’strue.Sol___rsuseguns.Soasol___risthestrongest.”Thethird__nsays”Sol___rsusegunsbutourgeneralgivesorders.SoIthinkourgeneralisthestrongest.”Thefourth__nistheoldest.Hesays”Loveisthestrongest.Withlovepeopledon’tneedguns.”Thegeneralsaysnothing.Hetakesoutamedalandgivesittohim.Passage

54.WhoistheGodTomlikessweetsverymuch.Buthismothernevergiveshimanybecauseshethinkstheyarebadforhisteeth.ButwhenTom’sunclegiveshimsomeshealwaysletshimeatthesweets.Shewantsto__keherbrotherhappy.OneeveningafewdaysbeforeTom’sbirthdayhewasprayinginhisbedroom.“PleaseGod”heshouted.“Letthemgivemeabogboxofsweetsasmybirthdaypresent.”Hismotherheardthisandcameintotheroom.“WhyareyoushoutingTom”sheasked.“Godcanhearyouquitewellevenwhenyoutalkquietly.”“Iknow”answeredthecleverboy“butmyuncleinthenextroomcan’t.”Passage

55.Kites.DoyouknowhowtoflyakiteDoyouknowhowto__keakiteCanyoudescribetheshapesofkitesTodaypeopleallovertheworld__keandflykitesforfun.Kitewerethefirstflying__chines.PeopleinChinausedkitesasfly__chinesmorethan2000yearsago.In__rcoPolo’sreporttheChineseusedbigkitestocarrypeopleupintothesky.Theideaofkiteshelpedpeopleto__keplanes.In1894inAustraliaLawren__Hargr__e__defourverybigkites.Thesefourkitesliftedhim5metresintotheair.Todaythewingsofplanesarejustlikekites.Nowpeoplearoundtheworldusekitesinfestivals.Kitescanh__eallkindsofcolorsandshapesbutthemostimportantthingistoflywell.Passage

56.AninterestingnewspaperEverymorningMikegoestoworkbytrain.Ashehasalongtriphealwaysbuysanewspaper.Ithelpsto__kethetimepassmorequickly.OneTuesdaymorninghetrunedtothesportspage.Hewantedtoreadthereportaboutanimportantfootball__tch.Thereportwassointerestingthatheforgottogetoffathisstation.Hedidn’tknowitunitlhesawthesea.Hegotoffatthenextstationandhadtowaitalongtimeforatraintogoback.Ofcoursehegottotheoffi__verylateHisbosswasveryangry.Passage

57.FallInthefallle__esdroptotheground.__nytreesh__enutsorfruits.Ani__ls__ybegintostorefood.Somebirdscollectnutsandcornstostore.Otherbirdsflytoawarmerpla__forthewinter.Theywon’treturnuntilthespring.Daysbecomeshorter.Coldweatheriscoming.Thefurof__nyani__lsgetsthickerbecausetheyneedathickcoattoprotectthem.Peoplealsowearwarmerclothingandprepareforwinter.Insomeareasthere__yberainorevensnowbutinfallfarmersharvesttheircrops.Peoplelookforwardtofallfor__nyreasons.Themostimportantoneisthatfallistheharvestseason.Passage

58.PandasPandasarelovelyani__ls.MostofthemliveinthedeepforestsofSichuanProvinceinChina.Theyh__ewhitefurthoughtheirshoulderslegsearsandeyesareblack.Pandasareusuallyveryhe__ysomeofthemcanbeabout

1.5meterstallandweighabout100kilograms.Howeverpandasareveryagiletheycanclimbtreesaseasilyassomeothercreaturesdo.Pandash__ebigsharpteethandlive__inlyonbamboole__es.Everydayeachgrown-uppandaeatsabout15-30kilogramsofbamboole__esandtheyusuallyspend10-12hourseating.Pandasalsoh__espare-timehobbies.Twooftheirhobbiesareclimbingtreesandsleeping.Sadlytherearenot__nypandasleftintheworldbecausesomepeoplekeepcuttingdowntreesandbadhuntersaretryingtokillthemformoney.TheChinesegover__entisdoingitsbesttoprotectpandasfrombeingharmedorkilled.Passage

59.Bookson“Howto”BooksonhowtodothingsareverypopularinAmericatoday.Thereareaboutfourtofivethousandkindsofbooksaboutthemoney.Another__y____youhowtos__eorspendit.Andanother__yexplainhowtogiveyourmoneyaway.Some“Howto”books____youhowtochooseawayof__kingalivingandhowtosuc__edinit.Howeverifyoufailyoucanbuyabookwhichiscalled“HowtoturnaFailureintoaSuc__ss.”Ifyouwouldliketobecomeveryrichyoucanbuythebook“Howto__keaMillion.”Ifyounever__keanymoneyatallyou__yneedabookcalled“Howtoliveonnothing.”Ifyouareunhappywithyourlifeyoucanread“HowtoLoveEveryMinuteofYourLife.”Thereisevenabookcalled“Howtokillyourself.”Passage

60.ThePianistandanOldWo__nJohnwasaveryfamouspianist.Whenhewasa__allboyheon__playedata_____inthehomeofarich__n.Hewasonlyeightyearsoldbuthehadplayedthepianoforseveralyears.Atthe_____heplayedafamouspie__byBeethoven.Heplayedwonderfully.Thefamouspie__hasseverallongrestsinit.Ineachoftheserestshetookhishandsawayfromthepianoandwaited.Tohimthiswasveryexcitingbutthemotheroftherich__nthoughtdifferently.Finallyduringoneoftheserestsshecameovertohim.Shetouchedhimonthehead__iledandsaid“Myboywhydon’tyouplayuswhatyouknowwell”Passage

61.Thef__oritecoat.Mr.__ithhadani__bluecoat.Heloveditverymuchbuthiswifedidn’tlikeitbecauseitwasold.Sheoftensaid“Giveittoapoor__n.”Mr.__ithalwayssaid“NoIlikethiscoat.”Thenonedayacigarettefellonitand__deaholeinitsoMrs.__ithsaid“Pleasedon’twearitagain.”Mr.__ithtookittoa__alltailor’sshopandsaidtothetailor“Please__keanothercoatjustlikethisone.”Thetailor__dethecoatverycarefullythenhelitacigaretteand__deaholeinitinthesamepla__.Passage

62.NoiseMissGraylivedaloneinanapartmenthouse.Shewasoldanddidnotlikenoiseatall.Onedayayoung__nmovedintotheroomaboveher.HelooksquietMissGraythought.Howeveratthreeo’clockthenextmorningMissGraywaswokenupbythebarkingofadog.ShethoughtI’veneverheardadogherebefore.Itmustbelongtothenew__nintheroomaboveme.Sohetelephonedtheyoung__nsaidsomenastythingstohimaboutthedogthenhungupthetelephonebeforehecouldanswer.Atthreeo’clockthenextmorningMissGray’stelephonerang.Whensheansweredtheyoung__nsaid“I’mthe__nupstairs.I’vecalledto____youthatIh__en’tgotadog.”Passage

63.The___t.Mrs.Tanisworriedaboutherweightsoshegoestoseeadoctor.“OhI’mtoofatIneedtolosealotofweight.”“Itisn’tdifficulttoloseweight”thedoctorsays.“Allyouneedtodoisgoona___t.I’llgiveyouone.”Thedoctortakesoutapie__ofpaperandwrites“Eatlotsoffruitandvegetables.Alsoeatalotofleanmeatandgrains.”ThedoctorhandsthepapertoMrs.Tan.“Eatallthosethingsandyou’llsoonloseweight.”AfewweekslaterMrs.Tan’sfriendvisitsher.HerfriendissurprisedtoseethatMrs.Tanisevenfatterthanbeforeandsheiseatingahugesandwichwithchocolateandi__cream.“Ithoughtyouwereona___t”herfriendsays.“OhIam.”Mrs.Tananswers.“I’vealreadyhadallthefoodonmy___ttoday.NowI’mh__ingmydinner.”Passage

64.ACheapMeaA__ngoesintoarestaurantandsitsdownatoneofthetables.Awaitercomesuptohimandgiveshimthemenu.The__nreadsitcarefullythenheordersallthemostexpensivedishes.Thena__allboycomesintotherestaurantandsitsatthe__n’stable.Thewaitercomesupandsaystothe__n“Whatwillyourlittleboylikesir”“Ohjustani__cream”the__n____shim.Afterhefinisheshismealthe__nstandsupandsaystothewaiter“I’mjustgoingouttobuyanewspaper.”Hele__estherestaurant.Thewaitergivestheboyani__cream.Theboyeatsitandthenstandsupandwalkstothedoor.Thewaiterrunstowardshim.“Excuseme”hesays“butyourfatherhasn’tcomebackandhehasn’tpaidforhismealoryouri__cream.You’dbetterstayhereuntilyourfathercomesbackandpayshisbill.”“He’snotmyfather”theboysays.“The__ncameuptomeinthestreetandaskedmeifIlikedi__cream.ItoldhimIdid.Thehetoldmetocomeintotherestaurantatnineo’clockandsitathistable.Hesaidhewouldgivemeone.”Passage

65.Computers__nypeopleknowwhatacomputerisandwhatitcando.Thecomputerisfastandnever__kesmistakeswhilepeopleareslowandoften__kemistakes.That’swhatpeopleoftensaywhentheytalkaboutcomputers.For__nyyearsscientistsh__eimprovedcomputers.Nowacomputercandoalotofeverydayworkquitewellandpeoplecanuseacomputerin__nyways.__nycomputerscientistsarenowthinkingof__kingthecomputer“think”likea__n.Withthehelpofapersonacomputercandrawpictureswritemusictalkwithpeopleandsoon.__ybeacomputerwillthinkandfeeoneday.Passage

66.TwoAmericanPresidentsTherearestoriesabouttwoU.S.presidentsAndrewJacksonand__rtinVanBuren.Theytrytoexplaintopeoplehowtheword“OK”camefrom.Wedon’tknowifeitherstoryistruebuttheyarebothinteresting.SomesaidthatPresidentJacksoncouldhardlyreadorwrite.WhenimportantpaperscametoJacksonhetriedtoreadhemoraskedhismento____himwhattheysaid.Ifheagreedhewouldwrite“Allcorrect”onthePaper.Theproblemwasthathedidnotknowhowtospell.Sohewrote“OLKorekt”instead.Lateritwasshortenedto“OK”.OtherssaidthatPresidentVanBurenwasborninKinderhookNewYork.VanBuren’sfriendsorganizedaclubtohelphimbecomepresident.TheycalledtheclubOldKinderhookClub.Anyoneintheclubwascalled“OK”.Passage

67.Asecondlanguage.Onedaythemotherratandherbabieswereh__ingagoodtimeintheopenairwhenacatcametocatchthemfordinner.Themotherratnoti__dthecatcomingnear.Themotherratandherbabiesalltriedtorunawayaton__.Theyhurriedtotheirhome.Itwasunderthetree.Butthebabyratswereafraidofthecat.Theycouldn’trunveryfast.Thecatcamecloserandcloser.Shewouldcomeatthem.“WhatshallIdo”thoughtthemother.Justatthatmomentthemotherratstoppedrunningturnedaroundandshoutedattherat“Bowwow.Bowwow!”justlikeanangrydog.Thecatwassosurprisedandafraidthatsheranaway.Themotherratturnedtoherbabies“Nowyouseehowimportantitistolearnasecondlanguage!”Passage

68.Thesnow__nItswinternow.It’sverycoldinthemorning.Itsallwhiteoutsidebecauseitsnowedyesterday.Mr.DogwantstowatchTV.ButMissCatsaysOhdear!Itsveryni__outside.Lets__keasnow__n.__kingasnow__nisn’tveryeasysotheyworkhard.Ohhowni__thesnow__n!Mr.Dogputshishatonthesnow__nshead.Afterthattheyareveryhungry.Theirlunchissomefishsomebonesandabigcake.Mr.DogsaysItsthemiddleoftheday.Thesnow__nmustbehungry.Let’sgivethecaketohim.Allright!saysMissCat.Butthesnow__nisntthere.Theycanonlyseethehat.WhereishePassage

69.LuckyorunluckyWhenBarbarawasfishingshedroppedherwatch.Itfellintothewater.Barbarawassadbecauseitwasherbestwatch.ThenextdayBarbarawentfishingagain.Sheputherhookintothewater.Whenshepulledituptherewasherwatch!Itwascaughtonherhook.Barbaradidn’tcatchbutshewashappy.shehadherwatchback.Passage

70.TheGreatWallofChinaTheGreatWallofChinaisthelongestwallintheworld.Itisabout6000kilometerslong7metershighand5meterswide.TheGreatWallwasbuiltmorethantwenty__nturiesago.Itwasverydifficulttobuildsuchagreatwallwithoutanymodern__chines.Thousandsofmen___dwhiletheywerebuildingthewall.H__eyoueverbeentotheGreatWallItisveryfamousintheworld.__nyforeignerscometovisititeveryyear.Theylikeitverymuch.Passage

71.Helen’sglassesHelen’seyesightwasnotverygoodsosheusuallyworeglasses.Butwhenshewasseventeenyearsoldandbegantogooutwithayoung__nsheneverworeherglasseswhenshewaswithhim.Whenhecametothedoortotakeheroutshetookherglassesoffandwhenshecamehomeandheleftsheputthemonagain.Onedayhermothersaidtoher“ButHelenwhydoyouneverwearyourglasseswhenyouarewithJimHetakesyoutobeautifulpla__sinhiscarbutyoudon’tseeanything.”“WellMother”saidHelen“IlookprettiertoJimwhenIamnotwearingmyglassesandhelooksbettertometoo.”Passage

72.AdesertAdesertisaverydrypla__.Itdoesnotrainthereverymuch.Adesertisveryhottoo.Onlyafewplantscangrowindeserts.Onlyafewani__lscanlivethere.Thoseplantsandani__lsdon’tneedmuchwatertolive.Anddon’tmindwhenitishot.CanyouliveinadesertWhyorwhynotPassage

73.Ani__l’shomeEverybodyhasahome.Peoplelivein__nydifferentkindsofhouses.Ani__lsh__edifferentkindsofhomestoo.Someani__lsliveinholesundertheground.Thewoodchucklivesundertheground.Hishomehastwodoors.Ifanenemycomesintoonedoorthewoodchuckgoesoutthroughtheother.Someani__lsliveinholesintrees.Somesquirrelsbuildnestshighintrees.Somebirdsliveinholesintrees.Mostofthebirdsliveinnests.Crowsbuildtheirnestshighintrees.Buthawksbuildtheirnestshighinthemountains.Passage

74.AnOutingThe__ithsliketogooutforatriponSundays.ThisSundaytheywanttogototheWestHill.JackandMiketheirsonsgetupveryearlyinthemorning.JackputsonashirtandjeansandMikeputsonaT-shirtandjeans.Theyalsoputontheirrunningshoes.Afterthattheyhelptheirmotherdothehousework.Theyputbreadmeateggsandsomefruitinabasketandcarryittothecar.Mrs.__ithalsotakesfourtinsofcokewithher.Thelittledogisrunningafterher.Itwantstogowiththemtoo.Theyareallveryhappy.Passage

75.GofishingOnesummerholidayIwasintheforestbymyself.Iwentdowntofishintheriver.SoonIgotabigfish.ThenIheardagreatnoise.Thererightbehindmesatabigblackbear!Wildani__lsareafraidofanyquickmove.SoImovedveryslowly.Thebearwatchedme.Buthesatstill.Itookthefishandthrewittohim.Heateitaton__.NowwhatwasIgoingtodoI’dbettergoonfishingIthought.Thebearthoughtsotoo.SoonIgotanotherfish.Iwentovertohimandputthefishintohisbigredmouth.Ifishedandfished-allforhim.AtfirstIwasafraidtostop.ThenIbegantolikedoingit.Hewassofriendly.Wheneveningcamethebearstoodupandturnedawayfromme.Passage

76.TheCandyKingOn__candywasnot__deforchildren.Inonecountryalmost5000yearsagocandywas__deonlyforkings.Todaychildrenarethecandykings.H__eyouevereatenlicori__Peopleinancienttimesatelicori__too.Theydidthinkoflicori__ascandyatfirst.Theyatelicori__tokeepthemstrongandwell.Insomecountriespeopleatelicori__to__kethembeautiful!Laterpeopleateitjustbecauseittastedgood!Allcandywas__debyhanduntil

1845.Inthatyeara__n__deacandy__chine.Bythe1900scandywassoldallovertheworld.Todaycandycompaniessayapersoneatsfrom15to30poundsofcandyayear.Morethan2000differentkindsofcandyare__de!How__nykindsdoyoueatcandykingPassage

77.YawnSometimespeoplefeelsleepy.Theycantstayinterestedinwhattheyaredoingandtheyopentheirmouthswidequickly.Wecallthisayawn.It__kesaprettysillyfa__.WhydopeopledoitScientistdonotknowmuchaboutyawns.Buttheyh__esomeideas.Ourbo___sgettired.Ourmindsgettiredtoo.Atiredmindneedsair.Soweyawn.Thequickyawntakesinair.Andtheairwakesupourmind.Butnotforlong.Watchout!Herecomesanotheryawn.Passage

78.TwothievesMikewastakentothepoli__stationandputinaroomwithanotherthiefanolder__n.This__nlookedatMikeandsaidWhyh__etheybroughtyouhereIstolea__allradioonedayaftermylessonssaidMike.The__nlaughedrudelyatMike.Youshouldstealsomethingwhichisworthalotifyouwanttobeathief.Yououghttostealsomethingreallyvaluablewhichyoucanbeproudofsothatyournameisputinthenewspaper.Goandstealalotofmoneyfromabanknexttime!MikethoughtforafewsecondsandthensaidIcantdothat.Whycantyousaidtheoldthief.AreyouafraidNosaidMike.Iamnotafraidbutthebanksallcloseatthreeoclockandmylessonsdontfinishtillfour.Passage

79.AGiantKiteD__idalwayslikedkites.Whenhebecameeighteenhisfatherg__ehimagiantkite.Itwassolargethathethoughtitcouldcarryhimupintotheair.D__idtiedaropefromthekitetoaboat.Hegrabbedontothekiteandtoldthepersonintheboattostartpulling.SoonD__idwasglidingthroughtheair.TheboatpulledD__idandhiskiteforfourhours.WhentheboatstoppedD__idsplashedintothewater.Hesaidthatithadbeenalotoffun.Passage

80.On__ayearTomfinishedschoolwhenhewaseighteenyearsold.Hewantedtoworkatabankinthecity.Hewenttothebankandaskedforworkthere.A__ntookhimintoa__allroomandg__ehimquestionsonapie__ofpaper.Tomwrotetheansweronthepaperinahurry.The__nlookedforafewminutesandthensaidWasyourbirthdayonthe12thofDe__mberTomYessir.Tomsaid.Whatyearthe__nasked.“Ohon__ayearsir.Tomsaid.Passage

81.Anew___tAl__andhermotherwerewalkinghomewhena__alldogbeganfollowingthem.Therewasanotetiedtothedogscollar.AlmareadthenoteitsaidMynameisLady.Myownercannotkeepme.__yIbeyourpetAlmashowedthenotetohermother.__yIkeepthedogsheasked.Thepuppylookedlikeani__dog.Mothersaidthattheycouldkeepit.Al__andLadywerehappy.AlmahadanewpetandLadyhadanewhome.Passage

82.TheFrogThatChangescolorBirdsliveintrees.Squirrelsliveintrees.ButdoyouknowthatsomefrogsliveintreestooThetreefrogishardtofind.Thisfrogcanchangecolor.Ongreenle__esitstaysgreen.Onabrownbranchitturnsbrown.Sometreefrogscanchangefromgreentogoldorblue.Treefrogsh__elegsandwidefeet.Theyh__estickypadsattheendsoftheirtoes.Thesestickytoepadskeepthetreefrogsfromfalling.Treefrogsh__edifferentcolorsand__rkingsontheirskin.Theireyesaredifferenttoo.Somegreeneyessomegray.Somefrogseyesaregoldandsomearebrightred.Thesoundsthey__keinspringandsummeraredifferenttoo.Onefrog__kesasoundlikeadogbarking.Anotherfrog__kesaloudnoiselikeasnore.Thereisevenafrogthatwhistles!Passage

83.TheCityofSanFranciscoSanFranciscoisabeautifulAmericancity.ItliesonthewesterncoastlineoftheUnitedStates.Ithaslovelyviewsandbeautifuls__nery.TheGoldenGateBridgeforinstan__isabeautifulpla__tovisit.Everydaythousandsofpeoplecometovisitandenjoyitsviews.SanFranciscoisahillycity.Thelovelyhillsinthemiddleofthecity__keitthemostattractivepla__.__nypeoplewalkupanddownthehillsandsomeofthevisitorsalsoliketodriveonthepaths.Theycanseemorepla__sthen.Therearealsovisitorswholiketotakecablecars.Theycangetabetterviewofthecitywhilethecarsaremovingalongthetracks.BesidestheGoldenGateBridgeandthehillsChinatownisalsoapla__worthseeing.Everyday__nypeoplecometovisitChinatown.SomeofthemarecomingtotasteChinesefoodOthersarecomingforChinesearticles.YoucanbuywonderfulChineseo__ectsinChinatown.Passage

84.BenjaminFranklinBenjaminFranklinlikedtostudyandlearnaboutnewthings.Onedayheheardafriendsaythatsomethingblackincolorabsorbstheheatbetterthansomethingwhiteincolor.Franklinwantedtoseeifthiswastrue.Therewassnowonthegroundatthattime.Soheputtwolargepie__sofclothonthesnow.Onepie__ofclothwasblackincolorwhiletheotherwaswhite.Thenhewaited.Thesunbegantoshine.Afterseveralhourshelookedunderthepie__sofcloth.Hesawthatthesnowundertheblackclothmeltedmuchfasterthanthesnowunderthewhitecloth.Franklin__de__nyotherexperimentsand__desomediscoveries.HealsotookanactivepartinpoliticsandhewasaveryfamousAmericanstate__an.HewasoneoftheearliestimportantwritersinAmerica.Hisautobiographywassuc__ssfullyandinterestinglywritten.Passage

85.StopwritingItstruethattheEnglishpeopleareanationofani__llovers.Charles____ensafamouswriterhadacat.Thecatwasveryfondofhis__ster.Hedidntliketosee____ensworkingtoohard.Atnightwhenthecatwantedtosaystopwritingtohis__sterheoftenputout____enscandlewithhispaw.Passage

86.TheRobotsRobotsarebecomingabigpartofourlives.There__ybehalfamillionrobotsintheU.S20yearsfromnow.These__chinesarechangingthewayofworkthatisbeingdone.Thousandsofrobotsareusedinfactories.Theserobotsarenotliketherobotsinmovies.Theydontwalkortalk.Insteadarobot__ybejustmetalarm.Therobotarmcandoa__rtainjobinafactoryoverandoveragain.itcandojobsthatpeople__ynotwanttodo.Arobotnevergetstiredofdoingthesamething.Sometimesarobotgetstodomoreexcitingwork.InCanadapoli__areusingarobotonwheels.Thisrobotsjobistotakeapartbombsthat__ygooff.Passage

87.ABrokenMirrorandBadLuck.Willyouh__ebadluckifyoubreakamirror__nypeoplebelievethis.Thereisanoldstoryaboutbreakingmirrors.Longagopeoplehappenedtoseetheirfa__sinpondsandlakes.Somepeoplewerefrightened.Thatmustbemysoulapersonwouldsay.Themirrorswere__deofshinymetal.Laterpeopleusedglassmirrors.Theywerecarefulnottobreakthem.Breakingamirrorwouldharmthesoul.Thatishowabrokenmirrorcametomeanbadluck.Thebadluckissupposedtolastforsevenyears.You__ynotbelievethisstory.You__yh__enobadluckwithmirrors.Butyoushouldhandlemirrorscarefully.Abrokenmirrorcouldcutyou.Passage

88.HairandBeard.Lucyalwayswantedtobecomeateacherbecauseshelikedchildren.Whenshewastwenty-oneyearsoldshebeganteachingina__allschool.Shewasagoodteacherandshelaughedalotwiththechildreninherclass.Theyenjoyedherteaching.Onedayoneofthegirlsinherclassaskedher“Whydoesa__n’shairbecomegreybeforehishearddoes”__rylaughedandanswered“Idon’tknowHelen.”Thenoneoftheboyssaid“Iknow!__n’shairbecomesgreyfirstbecauseit’ssixteenyearsolderthanhisbeard.”Passage__.Alovelyweekend.ItisafineSaturdaymorning.Bobandhisfamilygetuplaterthanusualbecauseheisn’tgoingtoschoolandhisfatheraren’tgoingtowork.Theyareallstayingathomebuttheyarenotidle.Eachofthemisdoingadifferentthing.Bob’sfatherisinthegarage.Heiswashinghiscar.Hismotherisinthekitchen.Sheisbusypreparingagoodmealforthefamily.SometimesBobhelpshismumwiththecookingandsometimeshegoestothegarageandwatcheshisfatherwashhisear.HiselderbrotherJackusuallystaysinhisstudytilllunchtime.Histwosistersarelisteningtosomebeautifulmusicwhilethey’recleaningthehouse.HisyoungerbrotherTomistraininghispuppy.Heish__ingalotoffun.Around12:30thewholefamilyisseatedaroundthetableenjoyingawonderfulmeal.Passage

90.Abridge.Bridgesarebuiltfor__nyreasons.Somebridgesarebuiltsothatcarscancrossoverrivers.Othersare__defortrainstouse.InthestateofWashingtonThereisaveryunusualbridge–itwasbuiltforsquirrels.ThetownofLongviewhasaverybusystreet.__nycarsuseiteveryday.Squirrelswerebeingkilledastheytriedtocrossthestreet.Mr.Peterbuiltabridgeforsquirrels–onethatwouldpassabovethetraffic.Foryearsnowthesquirrelsh__ebeenabletocrosssafelyfromonesideofthestreettotheother.Passage

91.SchoolinairMikleisnineyearsoldandJaneisseven.TheyliveatMountEbenezer.Theirfatherhasabigproperty.InAustraliatheycallafarmaproperty.MikeandJanelikeschoolverymuch.AtschooltheycantalktotheirfriendsbutMikeandJanecan’tseetheirfriends.Theylive100perhaps300milesaway.AndlikeMikeandJanetheyallgotoschoolbyradio.MountEbenezerisinthe__ntreofAustralia.Not__nypeopleliveinthe__ntre.Schoolisaroomathomewithatwo-wayradio.Theteacheralsohasatwo-wayradio.Everymorningshecalleachstudentontheradio.Whenallthestudentsanswerlessonsbegin.Passage

92.FunnypresentsItisfuntogivefriendssomethingontheirbirthdays.LuisandBobliketogiveeachotherfunnythings.OnBob’sbirthdayLuisg__ehimshoeswithpeanutsinthem.Bobsaid“IwanttogiveLuissomethingfunnytoo.”WhenLuis’birthdaycameBobg__ehimabigbox.Luisopenedit.Intheboxtherewasabankthatlookedlikeaduck.Theduckhadahatonitsheard.LuisandBobbothlaughed.Passage

93.FirefightersThereareabout5000firefightersinChicago.Timisoneofthem.Heisondutyeighthourseveryday.Duringhisshiftheeatsandsleepsatthefirehouse.Thefirefightersh__etobereadytoansweranalarmatanyhourofthedayornight.Mostofthealarmsarefor__allfires.Theycanbeputoutinafewminutes.Bigfiresareverydangerous.Mostofthetimethegreatestdangercomesfrom__oke.Sometimesfirefightersh__etoenterburningbuildingsinordertorescuethepeopleinside.Timhasbeenafirefighterforfiveyears.Hesproudofhimselfandofhisservi__.Hedoesexerciseseverydaytostaystrong.Passage

94.Excuseme”isanothershortsenten__theyuse.Whenyouhearsomeonesaythatbehindyouyouknowthatsomebodywantstowalkpastyouwithouttouchingyou.It’snotpolitetointerruptotherswhentheyaretalking.Ifyouwanttospeaktooneofthemsay“Excuseme”firstthenbegintalking.Youshouldalsodothatwhenyoubegintocoughor__keanynoiseinpublic.Let’slearntosayExcuseme.作文地带http://___.joozone.com/。