Almost every day£¬we discuss the topic of health£¬especially for kids£®But what is health?¡°Health¡± means eating well£¬getting enough exercise£¬and having a healthy weight£®Let¡¯s read the following rules£®They can help you stay healthy£®
£¨1£©Eat a variety of£¬especially fruit and vegetables£®We all know that eating fruit and vegetables can help us stay healthy£¬but many of us only eat our favorite foods£®Remember that we can only get the nutrition(ÓªÑø)we need by eating different kinds of food£¬especially fruit and vegetables£®
£¨2£©Drink water and milk most often£®Everyone knows that water is important£®Besides that£¬kids need plenty of calcium(¸Æ)to help bones grow strong£¬and milk has a lot of it£®Every day£¬you should drink at least three cups of milk when you are 9 years old or older£®You should also try to have less sugary drinks£¬like soda and cola£®They include a lot of added sugar£®Sugar just adds calories(ÈÈÁ¿)£¬not important nutrition£®
£¨3£©Listen to your body£®When you¡¯re eating£¬notice how your body feels£®When your stomach feels full£¬stop eating£®Eating too much makes you feel uncomfortable£®If you do it too often£¬it can make you unhealthy and fat£®
£¨4£©Limit screen time£®What¡¯s screen time? It¡¯s the amount(×ÜÊý£º×ܶî)of time you spend watching TV£¬movies£¬and playing computer games£®The more time you spend on these sitting¡ªdown activities£¬the less time you spend laying sports£¬like basketball£¬and doing other activities like bike riding and swimming£®Try to spend no more than 2 hours a day on screen time£®
1£®According to the passage£¬¡°health¡±includes all of the following EXCEPT ______
A. wearing comfortably B. doing more exercise
C. having a healthy weight D. eating well
2£®The underlined phrase¡°a variety of¡±means¡°______¡±£®
A£®the rest of B£®plenty£ºof C£®several D£®kinds of
3£®Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A£®We should spend the same time on both sitting-down activities and on sports£®
B£®We should eat and drink something with less sugar£®
C£®When we are full£¬we should stop eating£¬however delicious the food is£®
D£®Eating more fruit and vegetables is difficult for come people£®
4£®An 11-year-old kid should drink at least ______according to the passage£®
A£®four cups of milk B£®three cups of milk
C£®two cups of milk D£®one cup of milk
5£®What¡¯s the best title of the passage?
A£®How to Eat Healthily£®
B£®Eating and Playing Sports Are Both Important£®
C£®Tips for Staying Healthy£®
D£®Health Is Very Important
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1. When the writer got home, ________.
A. it was December 23?????????????
B. it was snowing heavily
C. he found a Christmas tree in the living room????????????? ???
D. the Gates boy was cutting a Christmas tree for his mother
2. From the passage, we can conclude£¨Íƶϣ© that ________.
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B. his mother didn¡¯t like perfect trees????????????? ????????????? ?????????????
C. his mother didn¡¯t want to have a tree???
D. the writer wouldn¡¯t have a tree cut by someone else
3.¡°All Christmas trees are perfect¡±, because they can remind you of ________.
A. the wartime????????????? ? B. the green of a pine?????????????
C. the pleasant smell??? D. the sweet home
4. The best title for this passage would be ¡°________¡±.
A. How to Choose a Christmas Tree
B. How Soldiers Spent Christmas
C. The Perfect Christmas Tree
D. The Christmas Without a Tree
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??? It was Christmas Eve when I arrived, and a light snow had fallen. Mother opened the front door. I could see beyond her, into the corner of the living room where the tree had always stood. There were lights, all colors, and ornaments (×°ÊÎÎï) shining against the green of a pine.
??? ¡°Where did it come from£¿¡± I asked.
??? ¡°I asked the Gates boy to cut it,¡± my mother said. ¡°I wouldn¡¯t have had one just for myself, but when you called--- oh, such a rush! He just brought it in this afternoon¡¡±
??? The pine reached to the proper height, almost to the ceiling, and the Tree Top Krystal Star was in its place. A few green branches reached about a little awkwardly (ÄÑ¿´µØ) at the side, I thought, and there was a bit of bare trunk showing in the middle. But the tree filled the room with warm light and the whole house with pleasant smell of Christmas.
??? ¡°It¡¯s not like the ones you used to find,¡± my mother went on. ¡°Yours were always in good shape. I suppose the Gates boy didn¡¯t know where to look. But I couldn¡¯t be picky.¡±
??? ¡°Don¡¯t worry, ¡± I told her. ¡°It¡¯s perfect.¡±
??? It wasn¡¯t, of course, but at the moment I realized something for the first time: all Christmas trees are perfect.
1.When the writer got home, ________.
A. it was December 23?????????????
B. it was snowing heavily
C. he found a Christmas tree in the living room????????????? ???
D. the Gates boy was cutting a Christmas tree for his mother
2.From the passage, we can concludeÍÆ¶Ï that ________.
A. the writer used to cut very beautiful Christmas trees??? ????????????? ?????????????
B. his mother didn¡¯t like perfect trees????????????? ????????????? ?????????????
C. his mother didn¡¯t want to have a tree???
D. the writer wouldn¡¯t have a tree cut by someone else
3.¡°All Christmas trees are perfect¡±, because they can remind you of ________.
A. the wartime????????????? ? B. the green of a pine????????????? C. the pleasant smell??? D. the sweet home
4.The best title for this passage would be ¡°________¡±.
A. How to Choose a Christmas Tree??? ????????????? ????????????? B. How Soldiers Spent Christmas??? ?????????????
C. The Perfect Christmas Tree????????????? ????????????? ????????????? ????????????? D. The Christmas Without a Tree
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Once upon a time£¬a poor family had only one small roll of expensive gold wrapping£¨°ü×°£©paper£®The father had no money to buy any more£®On Christmas Eve his 5-yeatold daughter decorated£¨×°ÊΣ©a shoe box with all the gold paper and put it under the Christmas tree£®The father was quite unhappy about it£®
The next morning the little girl£¬filled with excitement£¬brought the gift box to her father and said£®¡°This is for you£¬Daddy!¡±
As he opened the box£¬the father found it was empty£®At once he shouted at her£®¡°Don¡¯t you know£¬young lady£¬when you give someone a present£¬there should be something inside the package!¡±
The little girl almost cried out£®She looked up at him and said£¬¡°Daddy£¬it's not empty£®I blew kisses into it until it was all full£®¡±
The father was moved£®He fell on his knees and put his arms around his pretty little girl£®He asked her to forgive him for his unnecessary anger£®
Before long an accident took the lire of the child£®The father kept that little golden box by his bed for the following years of his life£®Whenever he was faced with difficult problems£¬he would open the box£¬take out an imaginary£¨ÏëÏóµÄ£©kiss and remember the love of his beautiful child who had put it there£®
In a very real sense£¬each of us£¬as a human being£¬has been given an invisible£¨ÒþÐεģ©gold box filled with true love and kisses from our children£¬parents and friends£®There is no more valuable thing than this£®
1£®What did the little girl do on Christmas Eve?
A£®She blew her kisses into the shoe box until she thought it full£®
B£®She put a beautiful gift into the shoe box for her dear father£®
C£®She decorated a Christmas tree with the gold wrapping paper£®
D£®She wrapped the shoe box and put it on the Christmas tree£®
2£®How did the father feel when he opened the gift box for the first time?
A£®Happy£® B£®Proud£® C£®Sad£® D£®Angry£®
3£®The father kept the box for the rest of his life because __________£®
A£®it was his only Christmas present B£®it was made an expensive gold
C£®it was full of his daughter's love D£®it was a very useful shoe box
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Once there lived in our town a poor family£®They were so poor that there was almost nothing in the house but a pot under a 1 table£®In it there was a little rice 2 from their neighbour for the coming New Year£®On New Year's Eve£¨³ýϦҹ£©£¬the wife had already fallen asleep£¬but the husband was 3 in bed£¬worrying about their life£®Suddenly he heard someone breaking into the room£®
¡°It must be a thief£¬¡± he thought£¬¡°but it doesn¡¯t matter£®The thief can 4 nothing£®¡± He didn't shout or move£®But he kept watching over the thief£®
The thief came into the house and was only interested in the rice under the table£®
¡°But 5 can I take it away?¡± the thief thought hard£®Then he had an idea£®He 6 his coat£¬put it on the ground between the bed and the table and turned around to take the pot£®
Now the husband knew what the thief would do£®He picked up the coat quickly and 7 himself with it 8 the thief turned back£®
The thief took the pot£¬and put the rice onto the coat£®Then he began to feel it£®But he was __9 to find that his coat had gone£®
¡°Hey£¬¡± he shouted out£®The voice woke up the wife£®She asked her husband£¬¡°Did you hear any sound? Maybe there is a thief in the room£®¡±
¡°Shut up!(±Õ×ì)¡± replied her husband£¬¡° 10 to sleep£®There is no thief in the room£®¡±
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