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Ⅲ.1-5 CDACB
Ⅳ.1.usual 2.happened 3.afraid 4.Suddenly 5.weak 6.wonders 7.strange
8.searched 9.bushes 10.everyone 11.later 12.surprised 13.carefully 14.himself
15.quickly
Ⅴ.1.Whathappenedtoyoureldersisteryesterday? 2.Thepolicegottothehotelquickly
andsearcheditcarefully. 3.Whenthecatmiaows,itsoundslikeawhisper. 4.Heturned
around,butsawnobody. 5.Ontheirwaytoschool,theysawastrangeman.
Ⅵ.1.nose 2.long 3.uses 4.smell 5.drink 6.lots 7.cool 8.body 9.picks
10.noises
Ⅶ.1.hated 2.left 3.later 4.waited 5.happened 6.crossed 7.enough 8.quickly
9.where 10.followed
Ⅷ.Onepossibleversion:
Tigers
Therearemanyamazinganimalsintheworld.Tigersareoneoftheanimals.Theylive
inforestsormountains.Theyeatsmallanimalslikerabbits,deerandsoon.Theirbonesare
veryhard,andthebonescanbeusedtomakemedicine,sopoachersoftenkilledthemfor
theirbonesbefore.Itiswrong! Weshouldnotdothingslikethis.Thenumberofthetigers
intheworldisgettingsmallerandsmaller.Therearenowlessthan4,000wildtigersinthe
world,sotheyareindanger.Weshouldprotectthem.Ithinkitisimportanttohelpsave
wildanimals.
11.周测卷(十一)
Ⅰ.1-5 DDBCC 6-10 AACAC 11-15 BCCAC
Ⅱ.1-5 DACDB 6-10 ACDAC
Ⅲ.1-5 BACBC
Ⅳ.1.pieces 2.sandwiches 3.called 4.inches 5.amazing 6.ago 7.camel 8.bright
9.hear 10.surprised 11.listened 12.will/aregoingtofinish 13.were 14.bought
15.didntdo
Ⅴ.1.Antscansmellthingswell. 2.Agiraffehasonlysevenbonesinitslongneck. 3.He
canwritewithonehandanddrawwiththeotheratthesametime. 4.Isawasnakeinthe
parktheotherday.Iwontgothereanymore. 5.Thankyouforyourhelp.NowIknowI
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shouldkeeptheroomclean.
Ⅵ.1.visit 2.Yesterday 3.facts 4.man 5.eight 6.million 7.drinking 8.helpful
9.disliked 10.interested
Ⅶ.1.happened 2.Suddenly 3.last 4.above 5.thought 6.forgot 7.weak 8.later
9.himself 10.special
Ⅷ.Onepossibleversion:
Amazinganimals
Elephantsarenotthebiggestanimalsintheworld.Theworldsbiggestanimalsarein
thesea—butnotfish.Theyreusually30metreslongand1,000kilosheavy.Theyreoneof
thecleverestanimalsintheworld.Theycantalktoeachother,butpeopledont