内容正文:
Unit
2 Exploring
English
课时作业 4
阅读理解
A
Language
is
always
changing. In
a
society
where
life
continues
year
after
year
with
few
changes,
the
language
does
not
change,
either.
The
earliest
known
languages
had
difficult
grammar
but
a
small,
limited
vocabulary. Over
the
century,
the
grammar
changed,
and
the
vocabulary
grew. For
example,
the
English
and
Spanish
people
who
came
to
America
during
the
sixteenth
century
gave
names
to
all
new
plants
and
animals
they
found. In
this
way,
hundreds
of
new
words
were
introduced
into
English
and
Spanish
vocabularies. Today
life
is
changing
very
fast,
and
language
is
changing
fast
too.
There
are
several
major
language
families
in
the
world. Some
scientists
say
there
are
nine
main
families,
but
other
scientists
divide
them
differently. The
languages
in
each
family
are
connected,
and
scientists
think
that
they
came
from
the
same
parent
language. About
3
percent
of
the
people
in
the
world
speak
languages
that
are
not
in
these
major
families.
1.
The
early
language
had .
A. a
lot
of
problems
B. words
and
easy
grammar
C. words
but
no
grammar
D. grammar
but
not
many
words
2. Whats
the
main
idea
of
the
passage?
A. Languages
change
fast.
B. Languages
really
dont
want
to
change.
C. Language
changes
with
changes
of
society.
D. Spanish
and
English
change.
3. From
this
article
we
can
see
that
.
A. language
can
change
very
slowly
or
very
quickly
B. if
we
change,
then
our
language
wont
change
C. we
should
give
our
plants
new
names
D. English
and
Spanish
are
the
only
languages
th