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Module 2 Rights and responsibilities Unit 5 Good manners—2021-2022学年英语牛津译林版八年级下册随堂小测 一、单选题 1.—Why are you sad, Tony? —I asked Lingling to go camping with me, but she _. A.mentioned B.hated C.explained D.refused 2.Rita regards the quiet girl _ her best friend. They both like listening to pop music. A.for B.in C.as D.to 3.Their living _ was very poor in the past, but now it improves a lot. A.condition B.purpose C.idea D.subject 4._ scientists have done a lot of research on COVID-19, there are still some cases for further study. A.As B.Once C.If D.Although 5.I found it _ to work out the problem. You needn’t go to the teacher. A.enough easy B.easily enough C.easy enough D.very easily 二、阅读理解 Emergencies(紧急情况) don’t happen very often. But when they do, you want to get help first No one wants to spend time looking up the phone numbers. In 1968, the Untied States government wanted one number that people could call for emergencies. They decided that 911 was easy to remember and people could dial(拨号) it quickly. The very first 911 call was made on February 16, 1968, in Alabama. Today, 911 is used for emergencies in most parts of the United States and many parts of Canada Other countries may use other numbers, In Great Britain, it’s 999. If you’re not sure which emergency number is used in your area, check your phone book. When to call Never call 911 as a joke or just to see what might happen. The only time you should call 911 is when a person is badly hurt in danger night now! So call when there is a fire, a car accident, or sudden sickness, etc. When in an emergency call When you dial the 911 operator(接线员), it’s always OK to give out your information. Speak slowly and clearly when you explain what’s happening. What happened? Where are you? Who needs help? Don' t hang up(挂断)! If you have to call 911, do not hang up until the operator tells you it’s OK to do so. That way, you can be sure that the operator has all the information to offer help fast. A dog named Faith called 91