What are you going to do if you are in a burning house? Do you know how to (86) yourself? Please read the following passage.

Knowing what to do during a fire can save your life. It's important to know the right way to escape (逃跑), such (87) exits and stairways, but not lifts(电梯).

From the lower floors of buildings, escaping from the windows is (88). Leaving from windows may get the least chance of being hurt. When you are on the second floor, it's usually not high from the ground. It's about the (89) of an adult. It's safer to　(90) out of the house than to stay in it.

It's important to protect (保护) yourself when you' re (91) for help. Be sure to keep the door closed. If you don't do that, (92) may come into the room where you are. It's harmful to you. In that condition, you had (93) keep your head low to make sure that you can breathe fresh air rather than smoke.

If you are on high floors, you can go (94)till the roof. You can try your best to attract people's attention. Don't shout (95) the time because you need to save energy and wait for rescue(救援).

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　　I climbed a hill to see what the country looked like.

　　I could not 1 my eyes! The grass was nearly as tall as a house. Suddenly I saw a huge man coming towards me. I was frightened. Where could I 2 ? I ran as quickly as I could to keep 3 his way, but he moved too fast for me to escape(逃跑).

　　At last I called out“stop!”as loudly as I could, just as he was about to step(踏)on me. The man 4 and picked me up. Then he took me back to his home.

　　As soon as his neighbours heard of me, they all came to 5 me. One of them told the farmer that he could take me to town next market day, and make people 6 to see me. So he did this.

　　I was 7 on a table in the largest room of the inn. The table was as big as a football field! I did all the funny tricks (把戏) I could 8 . I stood on my head, I hopped (蹦) about, and I danced, to 9 the people around me.

　　The farmer made a great deal of money from 10 me, and decided to take me to other towns.

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　　In Africa I heard a story about a giraffe (长颈鹿) that did not believe in himself.

　　The giraffe's mother had left him when he was a few days old because she couldn't feed him. For three years he lived in the warden's (看守人)house and played with the children. Then he grew too large for the house.

　　The family decided that he should return to his fellows (伙伴). They took him to join a herd(一群) of wild giraffes.

　　One look was enough for giraffe's small brain (大脑). He could not believe that such extraordinary (特别的) animals existed(存在). Or that he was one of them ! He turned and bolted(逃走).

　　The family took him back several times. In the end they gave up(放弃). Now their giraffe lives by himself near the warden's house.

(1) The baby giraffe was probably separated (分开) from his mother because ________.

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A．the game warden took him away

B．she couldn't feed him

C．the game warden's feed him

D．he ran away

(2) After a while the giraffe became ________.

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A．too wild to play with the children

B．too large to play with the children

C．lonesome for other giraffe

D．too big go live in the house

(3) The warden's family tried to ________.

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A．let the giraffe run loose

B．find the giraffe's mother

C．tell the giraffe what he was

D．take the giraffe to join the herd

(4) When he met the herd, the pet giraffe could not understand ________.

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A．how animals like giraffes could exist

B．why he wouldn't join the other giraffes

C．that he was really a giraffes too

D．Both A and C

(5) The story suggests (暗示) that ________.

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A．most mother giraffes leave their babies

B．giraffes are not good pets

C．giraffes are not very smart (精明)

D．this giraffe was unusually tall