1. I likes fish. __________

2. Have some soups. __________

3. Have some noodle. __________

4. Thanks you. __________

5. I like meats. __________

（______）1. A. here B. there C. soup

（______）2. A. rice B. meat C. like

（______）3. A. thank B. noodles C. fish

（______）4. A. I B. you C. dinner

（______）5. A. meat B. soup C. under

请以第三人称的口吻介绍Kangkang，开头已给出。

His name is Kangkang. ________________________________

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Come and have a look at Jack’s family photos . His father is a police officer . He goes to work by bike . Jack’s mother is a teacher in a school . She goes to work by bus . His brother is a businessman . He goes to work by car .

( )1. father ________ A.

( )2.mother ________ B.

( )3. brother _______ C.

1. What do you do on the weekend?

I ____________________________

2. When do you eat dinner?

I ____________________________

3. What does the girl usually do?

She ____________________________

4. When do they play sports?

They ____________________________

5. What do you usually do in the morning?

I ____________________________

A. Ms B. Mr.

(1)What is the elephant doing? ______________________________

(2)______________________________？ It's jumping.

(3)Is the panda climbing? ______________________________

(4)______________________________？ It's running.

(5)What is the bird doing?______________________________

The biggest animal in the world lives in the ocean. It's the blue whale.

How big are blue whales? They can be 31 metres long. They can weigh 136,000 kg. They are bigger than any other animal - even dinosaurs.

Blue whales are not fish. They are mammals. This means they breathe air and their babies drink milk. They can stay underwater for an hour. Their “nose” is on top of their head. They breathe through it.

What do they eat? They are very big but they don't eat sharks or dolphins. They eat very small fish.

Do they swim slowly? No, they don't. They can swim 48 kilometres an hour.

Blue whales are also the loudest animal on the Earth. They make very loud low sounds. Their sounds can travel hundreds of kilometres.

There are not many blue whales now - only 8,000 to 14,000. They are protected now so people in the future can see these beautiful animals, too.

1 Blue whales are larger than elephants and dinosaurs. T/F

2 Blue whales breathe air.. T/F

3 Blue whales eat the biggest fish in the water. T/F

4 Blue whales are the slowest swimmers in the world. T/F

5 Blue whales are quiet. T/F

6 There are only 8,000 - 14,000 blue whales now. T/F

—I’m Sam.

A .you B. your

A. fishB. broccoliC. rice