Yong Liang, two years old, is the first giant panda raised from birth in the zoo. Last month zoo keepers found the panda was suffering from serious anemia（貧血）, calling for urgent（緊急的）blood transfusion.

The best way, according to zoo’s experts（專家）, to save Yong Liang from anemia would have been to transfuse blood from another panda. But it was the breeding（繁殖） season for giant pandas, making such a transfusion very difficult.

But the experts found that there is a close consanguinity（血緣）between giant pandas and black bears, so they decided to try to take blood from black bears in the zoo and transfuse it to Yong Liang.

With the help of hospitals and Beijing Blood Donor Station（獻血站）, they make an experiment which proved that the red blood cells（細胞）in the blood of black bears can be used.

On the afternoon of February15th the first red blood cell transfusion was given to the giant panda, from 600ml of black bear blood. Immediately the young panda started to get well again.

【1】The best title of the text would be________.

A.Yong Liang— a Giant PandaB.Protecting Giant Pandas

C.Bear Blood Saves PandaD.A Successful Transfusion

【2】What do we learn from the text?

A.The two black bears were from another zoo.

B.Giant pandas and black bears are of the same race（血統(tǒng)）.

C.After the special transfusion, the young panda was a little better.

D.The transfusion was based on scientific research and experiments.

【3】They decided to try another way instead of the best way to save the panda because_______.

A.it was difficult to find other pandas

B.blood of pandas was too expensive

C.other pandas were producing young at that time

D.it was the breeding season for the panda, Yong Liang

【4】This text must be taken from________.

A.a daily paperB.a doctor’s diary

C.a medical bookD.a story book

Alexander pointed out, wearing the right glasses as soon as possible is still the best way to cure and put right children’s eyesight problems.

In America and Japan, the resinous glasses have taken up 80 percent of the glasses market. And some European countries and America have made it a law that children, teenagers and drivers must wear resinous glasses.

Now, about 10 million children in China have different eyesight problems and they need timely treatment.

But still, too many parents are buying the traditional glass glasses for their children. This is mainly because many parents know little or nothing about the good points of the resinous glasses. Besides（而且）,the price for the new glasses is a little higher than the traditional ones.

【1】This text mainly wants to tell us that________.

A.Alexander visited China and introduced a new kind of glasses

B.resinous glasses are very popular in Europe and America

C.we should wear resinous glasses instead of glass glasses

D.glasses can be made of other materials besides glass

【2】The underlined words “ timely treatment”(paragraph 4) mean _______.

A.stopping to wear glass glasses any more

B.wearing suitable resinous glasses at the right time

C.buying a pair of glasses and wearing them right away

D.buying glasses made in Europe, Japan, or America if possible

【3】It can be inferred（推斷）from the text that _______.

A.resinous glasses are not on sale in China yet

B.resinous glasses are not acceptable（可接受的）at all in China

C.glass glasses have disappeared on Western market

D.glass glasses are the first choice in China not only because they are cheaper

Johnson’s troubles started while he was driving happily across the Mojave Desert. His car went wrong and he tried to repair it. Then, to make things worse, his attempts（嘗試）to start the car drained(耗盡) the battery and left it useless. After Johnson had waited for an hour in the hot sun, a Canadian driver, Johnson Williams, stopped and tried to help him. When both men failed, Williams promised to telephone a workshop to ask it to send a truck to pull the car away and repair it.

Johnson left the keys in his car and sat under the large tree. Soon he fell asleep. While he was sleeping ,a repair truck arrived from San Pedro(the nearest town) and pulled his car away. Later on, Johnson woke up and thought that somebody had stolen his car. He started to walk back towards San Pedro but a police car stopped him to find out why he was walking in the desert.

Johnson looked like an wanted man in Los Angels for robbery, so the police detained（拘留）him at San Pedro for the night. The next day, Johnson telephoned his friends in Los Angeles. They drove to San Pedro and made the police believe that Johnson was a harmless salesman, so they set him free（釋放）.

【1】Johnson was happy when he was driving across the desert because___________.

A.he was going fishing at Los AngelesB.his holidays were just starting

C.he was usually an unlucky manD.his friends were going to visit him

【2】How did Williams help Johnson?

A.He asked the police to set him free.B.He managed to repair his car.

C.He drove Johnson into San PedroD.He arranged to have his car repaired.

【3】Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A.People were not allowed to walk in the desert.

B.Johnson stayed in the police station for several days.

C.Johnson was connected with a robbery that took place in California.

D.Johnson’s friends in Los Angeles were very helpful.

_________________________________ the firemen came.

Next week he ___________________________.

_____________________________________ now !

She __________________________________ .

I asked the doctor ________________________.

— Yes. I wanted to know ________________ .

A.how long they had got marriedB.when did they leave here for Suzhou

C.if they like to keep pets at homeD.where they had worked before coming here

—_________ . She has been abroad three times.

A.hasn’t; NoB.has; YesC.is; YesD.has; No