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Amy: You’re checking the animal adoption page again, aren’t you?
Ann Claire: Yep. 16. Hey, come and take a look at this cat. She has big beautiful eyes. She’s cuter than
Puss in Boots!
Amy: She really is. Wait a minute! 17.
Ann Claire: Why not?
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Amy: Look at the two white lines by her eyes and the black spots all over her body. I’m sure she’s a leopard cat.
18. , but now, there might be fewer than 500 left.
Ann Claire: How sad! But, 19. , why is she on the adoption page?
Amy: She must have been mistaken for a house cat. Let me show you some pictures of leopard cats.
Ann Claire: Ah… You’re right. Let’s report it to the wildlife center right away.
(20-23)
You are walking your dog on the street, and suddenly, your dog smells the ground, walks in circles, keeps
looking at you in the eye. Yes, it’s poop time!
Do you notice every time before your dog poops, it does the same things—smelling, walking in circles, and
looking at you? Why? By looking at dogs’ close cousin, wolves, we can find one possible answer. In the wild,
wolves usually smell around to decide a good place to poop. Then they walk in circles to make sure there are no
other animals around. After that, they start to do their business. During this time, wolves must be very careful
because they can be easily attacked, so they keep their eyes on each other by watching each other’s back.
Now you know why your dog does certain things every time it poops. This also explains why your dog
follows you to the bathroom. It’s just trying to pay you back!
poop 排便 explain 解釋
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22. What does “do their business” mean in the article?
(A) Poop. (B) Walk in circles. (C) Smell around. (D) Look at the owner.
23.
Sharon:
Now I understand why my dog acts like that. Thank you! But I have one more question, “Should I look at my
dog the way he does when I’m in the bathroom?”
Mary:
I guess not all dogs like to be watched when they poop. It takes a long time for my dog to find a place to poop,
and if he catches me looking at him, he would start all over again.
Alison:
When my dog looked at me and pooped, I thought it was trying to tell me not to come close. So I usually turned
around and waited. I won’t ever do that again.
Andrew:
This is really useful information. I’ve always wondered why Sally likes to walk in circles before she poops, and
now I get it.
From the information above, which dog owner didn’t agree with what’s said in the article?
(A) Sharon. (B) Mary. (C) Alison. (D) Andrew.
(24-27)
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25. What does come up with mean in the reading?
(A) run into (B) think of (C) give up (D) go across
27. Which of the following is an example of a new word that comes from an old one but looks a little different,
like “selfie”?
(A) unfriend (v.) This is a new word that means “to stop being your friend” on Facebook. A few years ago,
this was not a word.
(B) post (v.) In the past, to “post” a note meant to put it up on a wall. Now it means “to put some words or
pictures on the Internet.”
(C) ASAP (phr.) It comes from the first letters of each word in “as soon as possible.”
(D) manga (n.) Japanese comic books. This is a Japanese word that is now used in the English language.
(28-31)
ANSWERS:
I understand how you feel. I used to have a similar problem. I thought because I was too
short, my classmates never chose me for their team when we played basketball. But later, I
found out that it wasn’t because I was too short. It was because I had a bad temper. After I
Marc changed that, people often chose me first to be on their team.
My sister, Julia, is not a very thin girl, either. But she has many friends. I think you need to be
more confident and love yourself for who you are. Looks aren’t everything. What’s on the
inside is the most important. If you are a good person, you can have many friends. You don’t
Denise need to have a perfect body. Just show others that you are kind and you will become more
popular!
If you really think that you are overweight, you can do something about it. You can learn
about what food to eat. For example, you can eat less sweets and snacks and eat more
vegetables. If possible, try walking to school instead of taking the bus. Remember, you do
Claire these things for yourself and your future!
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29. Why didn’t people choose Marc to be on their basketball team?
(A) He was too short.
(B) He was overweight.
(C) He got angry too easily.
(D) He wasn’t very good at basketball.
Thank you so much for your advice! I am sorry to hear that this happened to you, but I
am glad that you made it better. I think you are right. Maybe I don’t have many friends
because I am too shy, not because I am overweight. I will try to change this. Thanks
John again!
John
(32-35)
Nature is a very strong thing. It can build amazing views, but it can also bring us some disasters. Hurricanes are
one kind of them. All hurricanes start as a little windy rain in the Atlantic Ocean. Then they get bigger and become
cyclones. When the winds get to 119 kilometers/hour, they become hurricanes.
Hurricanes have 5 categories, and category 5 is the most devastating. Hurricane Harvey was a category 4
hurricane in 2017, and it made big trouble for the United States. People’s homes were under water, thousands of people
lost power, and many died.
Meteorologists study weather science. They watch the hurricanes closely and also get to name them. The first
lettter of each hurricane’s name follows the order of the English alphabet. In September, 2017, the hurricanes in the
Atlantic Ocean were: Harvey, Irma, Jose and Katia. Once a name is used, that name won’t be used again for another six
years. If the hurricane is truly terrible, that same name will never be used again.
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34. Which is NOT true about Hurricane Harvey?
(A) It hit America in 2017.
(B) It is the eighth hurricane of the year.
(C) Its wind speed is 110 kilometer/hour.
(D) Its name might never be used to name a hurricane again.
35. What might be the name of the next hurricane after Hurricane Katia?
(A) Dora.
(B) Lydia.
(C) Mabel.
(D) Ivy.
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