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　　James Watt was an English boy. He was clever and bright. He liked to ask questions and was always thinking-hard. One day he was sitting in the kitchen with his old grandmother. There he saw a kettle on the fire. Soon steam began to come out of the kettle. It was rising, rising and rising. And the lid（蓋子）was moving. “Grandma, what's in the kettle?” little Watt asked.” Water, my child, nothing but water.” “ I know there is something else. Look, it is pushing the lid up.”“ Oh that's only steam.” “How does the steam get under the lid? The steam must be very strong.” the boy said to himself.” It can push things, if there is more water, the steam will be much stronger.” Many years later, James Watt tried to make steam work for people. Finally he gave the world the first steam engine. His name lives forever.

(1). James Watt liked to ask questions and think hard when he was a boy.

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(2) Because he was too foolish, James Watt liked to ask questions.

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(3). The water in the kettle can turn into steam without being heated（熱）.

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(4). There had been steam engines in the world before James Watt was a schoolboy.

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(5). James Watt invented the steam engine.

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Answer 1

答案：T;F;F;F;T