Question

It’s getting warmer and the grass is greener. How fine it is to relax on the grass! But signs such as “keep off the grass”(遠(yuǎn)離草坪) in China always make me afraid. In the UK, people can relax on the grass in the open air or in parks at any time. If it’s a sunny day, people will just sit on the grass and feel the sun’s warmth.

Families enjoy spending their weekends on the grass. There, families can bring something to eat or drink and play cards with family members or friends, children can play chess and tell each other stories.

Also, in most schools, grass fields are like a soft study desk for students. They can enjoy reading books and learn in the green environment(環(huán)境). They also talk, laugh, listen to music and play games on the grass.

However, there is a rule to enjoy the green grass. In some parks, there are many kinds of green grass for people to relax and play sports on. Be smart to find the good one, and you may feel yourself sitting in the middle of a soccer game!

1.When the writer thinks of the signs “keep off the grass”, he feels______.

A. quiet B. afraid C. friendly D. tired

2.From the passage, students in the UK don’t _______on the grass in the school.

A. read books B. play cards C. play games D. listen to music

3.The underlined word “one” in the passage refers to(指的是) _________.

A. the green grass B. a study desk C. the park D. the soccer game

4.About the grass in UK, we can know that____________ .

A. people must keep off the grass

B. there’s only a little grass in parks

C. children can’t sit on grass on sunny days

D. people must follow rules to enjoy the grass

5.The writer wants to tell people to__________ .

A. relax on the grass B. be away from grass

C. play soccer in parks D. keep the grass green

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