Question

Hello! I’m Peter. My favourite subject at school is maths. It is very interesting and I always get good marks in the exams. For me, numbers and figures (圖形) are so easy. I am lucky to have a clear-thinking brain.

The wonderful thing about maths is that there is nothing else to remember besides some formulae (公式). Other subjects like history and geography need a lot of memory work. For me, they are much harder. Maths is simple to me, but some of my friends hate it. They get stuck with (被……困住) simple problems and often give up. So I help them out when I can. My friends also help me with my history and geography.

Now, I come to realize that people are different in their abilities (能力). Some of us are lucky to be good at some things. Others may do well in other ones.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。

1.Peter loves maths because .

A. he thinks it’s interesting

B. his friends always help him

C. he counts very quickly

D. his mother teaches him maths

2.Which subject needs much memory work according to Peter?

A. Maths. B. Art

C. Geography. D. Physics.

3.The underlined phrase (劃線短語) means “ ” in Chinese.

A. 解答 B. 放棄

C. 比較 D. 堅(jiān)持

4.What can we know about Peter?

A. Peter is lucky to have a good teacher.

B. Peter reads maths books every day.

C. Peter thinks numbers and figures are simple.

D. Peter helps friends with their physics.

5.What does Peter mean by the last paragraph (段落)?

A. Not everyone loves maths.

B. People who don’t like maths may be good at reading.

C. All his classmates are not lucky except him.

D. People have their own special abilities.

Answer 1