Blogs are being used more and more by teachers. Many Internet services now offer free and easy ways to create personal Web pages.

Through comments on blogs, or Web logs, teachers can share their classroom experiences. They can exchange ideas and discuss successes and failures. They can debate educational policies. Or they can just sympathize with each other.

A teacher in the American state of North Carolina recently wrote on her blog: “Apparently the teachers at my school use too much paper. So my principal yelled at everyone at the last staff meeting for, like, ten minutes. Now, I’ve just been told, we are not getting anymore paper for the rest of the year.”

This unidentified blogger is now in her third year of teaching, but still calls her site firstyearteacher.blogspot.com.

A blogger who calls himself Minister Lawrence works as a substitute teacher. In April he wrote about a disputed plan to split the Omaha, Nebraska, public schools into separate systems for black, Latino and white students. Supporters say minority parents do not have enough power over their children’s education.

But Minister Lawrence wrote at teachersparadise.blogspot.com: “I’m afraid that what this says’ to a lot of people is that blacks, whites and Hispanics are not equal, and “reinforces” racist beliefs among people.”

Educators did not become involved with blogging right away. Many were concerned with privacy issues and security. But now, thousands of teacher blogs can be found on the Internet. Many teachers do not identify themselves, and they change the names of students and co-workers.

What are teachers not doing through blogs?

A. They discuss educational problem.         B. They send money to the poor students.

C. They share teaching ideas.                D. They comfort each other.

What is the main idea for the passage?

A. More and more teachers are using blogs.    B. It is exciting to use blogs.

C. Blogs are popular with students.        D. Educational problems are settled through blogs.

Why some teachers do not identify themselves? Because ___

A. they are forbidden to identify themselves.   

B. they are forbidden to write something through blogs

C. they want to ensure their security

D. they want to amuse others.

Which of the following is the result of the teachers’ using blogs?

A. Paper consuming is declining.           B. Teaching is improving.

C. Classes are more active.                D. Government is against it.

Minister Lawrence’s blogs are about___

A. classroom experiences                 B. teaching plans

C. educational policies                   D. the black minority

Blogs are being used more and more by teachers. Many Internet services now offer free and easy ways to create personal Web pages.

Through comments on blogs, or Web logs, teachers can share their classroom experiences. They can exchange ideas and discuss successes and failures. They can debate educational policies. Or they can just sympathize with each other.

A teacher in the American state of North Carolina recently wrote on her blog: “Apparently the teachers at my school use too much paper. So my principal yelled at everyone at the last staff meeting for, like, ten minutes. Now, I’ve just been told, we are not getting anymore paper for the rest of the year.”

This unidentified blogger is now in her third year of teaching, but still calls her site firstyearteacher.blogspot.com.

A blogger who calls himself Minister Lawrence works as a substitute teacher. In April he wrote about a disputed plan to split the Omaha, Nebraska, public schools into separate systems for black, Latino and white students. Supporters say minority parents do not have enough power over their children’s education.

But Minister Lawrence wrote at teachersparadise.blogspot.com: “I’m afraid that what this says’ to a lot of people is that blacks, whites and Hispanics are not equal, and “reinforces” racist beliefs among people.”

Educators did not become involved with blogging right away. Many were concerned with privacy issues and security. But now, thousands of teacher blogs can be found on the Internet. Many teachers do not identify themselves, and they change the names of students and co-workers.

1.What are teachers not doing through blogs?

2. What is the main idea for the passage?

3. Why some teachers do not identify themselves? Because ___

4.Which of the following is the result of the teachers’ using blogs?

5.Minister Lawrence’s blogs are about___

Blogs are being used more and more by teachers. Many Internet services now offer free and easy ways to create personal Web pages.
Through comments on blogs, or Web logs, teachers can share their classroom experiences. They can exchange ideas and discuss successes and failures. They can debate educational policies. Or they can just sympathize with each other.
A teacher in the American state of North Carolina recently wrote on her blog: “Apparently the teachers at my school use too much paper. So my principal yelled at everyone at the last staff meeting for, like, ten minutes. Now, I’ve just been told, we are not getting anymore paper for the rest of the year.”
This unidentified blogger is now in her third year of teaching, but still calls her site firstyearteacher.blogspot.com.
A blogger who calls himself Minister Lawrence works as a substitute teacher. In April he wrote about a disputed plan to split the Omaha, Nebraska, public schools into separate systems for black, Latino and white students. Supporters say minority parents do not have enough power over their children’s education.
But Minister Lawrence wrote at teachersparadise.blogspot.com: “I’m afraid that what this says’ to a lot of people is that blacks, whites and Hispanics are not equal, and “reinforces” racist beliefs among people.”
Educators did not become involved with blogging right away. Many were concerned with privacy issues and security. But now, thousands of teacher blogs can be found on the Internet. Many teachers do not identify themselves, and they change the names of students and co-workers.

1. 1.

   What are teachers not doing through blogs?

   1. A.
      They discuss educational problem.
   2. B.
      They send money to the poor students.
   3. C.
      They share teaching ideas.
   4. D.
      They comfort each other.
2. 2.

   What is the main idea for the passage?

   1. A.
      More and more teachers are using blogs.
   2. B.
      It is exciting to use blogs.
   3. C.
      Blogs are popular with students.
   4. D.
      Educational problems are settled through blogs.
3. 3.

   Why some teachers do not identify themselves? Because ___

   1. A.
      they are forbidden to identify themselves.
   2. B.
      they are forbidden to write something through blogs
   3. C.
      they want to ensure their security
   4. D.
      they want to amuse others.
4. 4.

   Which of the following is the result of the teachers’ using blogs?

   1. A.
      Paper consuming is declining.
   2. B.
      Teaching is improving.
   3. C.
      Classes are more active.
   4. D.
      Government is against it.
5. 5.

   Minister Lawrence’s blogs are about___

   1. A.
      classroom experiences
   2. B.
      teaching plans
   3. C.
      educational policies
   4. D.
      the black minority

Blogs are being used more and more by teachers. Many Internet services now offer free and easy ways to create personal Web pages.

Through comments on blogs, or Web logs, teachers can share their classroom experiences. They can exchange ideas and discuss successes and failures. They can debate educational policies. Or they can just sympathize with each other.

A teacher in the American state of North Carolina recently wrote on her blog: “Apparently the teachers at my school use too much paper. So my principal yelled at everyone at the last staff meeting for, like, ten minutes. Now, I’ve just been told, we are not getting any more paper for the rest of the year.”

This unidentified blogger is now in her third year of teaching, but still calls her site :firstyearteacher.blogspot.com.

A blogger who calls himself Minister Lawrence works as a substitute teacher. In April he wrote about a disputed plan to split the Omaha, Nebraska, public schools into separate systems for black, Latino and white students. Supporters say minority parents do not have enough power over their children’s education.

But Minister Lawrence wrote at teachersparadise.blogspot.com: “I’m afraid that what this says to a lot of people is that blacks, whites and Hispanics are not equal, and “reinforces” racist beliefs among people.”

Educators did not become involved with blogging right away. Many were concerned with privacy issues and security. But now, thousands of teacher blogs can be found on the Internet. Many teachers do not identify themselves, and they change the names of students and co-workers.

1．What are teachers not doing through blogs?

A．They discuss educational problem.            B．They send money to the poor students.

C．They share teaching ideas.                  D．They comfort each other.

2．What is the main idea for the passage?

A．More and more teachers are using blogs.   

B．It is exciting to use blogs.

C．Blogs are popular with students.     

D．Educational problems are settled through blogs.

3．Why some teachers do not identify themselves? Because ___

A．they are forbidden to identify themselves.   

B．they are forbidden to write something through blogs

C．they want to ensure their security

D．they want to amuse others.

4．Which of the following is the result of the teachers’ using blogs?

A．Paper consuming is declining.                 B．Teaching is improving.

C．Classes are more active.                      D．Government is against it.

5．Minister Lawrence’s blogs are about___

A．classroom experiences                       B．teaching plans

C．educational policies                          D．the black minority

       Blogs are being used more and more by teachers．Many Internet services now offer free and easy ways to create personal Web pages．

       Through comments on blogs, or Web logs, teachers can share their classroom experiences．They can exchange ideas and discuss successes and failures．They can debate educational policies．Or they can just sympathize with each other．

       A teacher in the American state of North Carolina recently wrote on her blog: “Apparently the teachers at my school use too much paper．So my principal yelled at everyone at the last staff meeting for, like, ten minutes．Now, I’ve just been told, we are not getting anymore paper for the rest of the year．”

       This unidentified blogger is now in her third year of teaching, but still calls her site firstyearteacher．blogspot．com．[來源:Z§xx§k．Com]

       A blogger who calls himself Minister Lawrence works as a substitute teacher．In April he wrote about a disputed plan to split the Omaha, Nebraska, public schools into separate systems for black, Latino and white students．Supporters say minority parents do not have enough power over their children’s education．

       But Minister Lawrence wrote at teachersparadise．blogspot．com: “I’m afraid that what this says’ to a lot of people is that blacks, whites and Hispanics are not equal, and “reinforces” racist beliefs among people．”

       Educators did not become involved with blogging right away．Many were concerned with privacy issues and security．But now, thousands of teacher blogs can be found on the Internet．Many teachers do not identify themselves, and they change the names of students and co-workers．

1.What are teachers not doing through blogs?

       A．They discuss educational problem．                              

       B．They send money to the poor students．

       C．They share teaching ideas．                                     

       D．They comfort each other．

2.What is the main idea for the passage?

       A．More and more teachers are using blogs．                         

       B．It is exciting to use blogs．

       C．Blogs are popular with students．                                   

       D．Educational problems are settled through blogs．

3.Why some teachers do not identify themselves? Because ___

       A．they are forbidden to identify themselves．  

       B．they are forbidden to write something through blogs

       C．they want to ensure their security

       D．they want to amuse others．

4.Which of the following is the result of the teachers’ using blogs?

       A．Paper consuming is declining．            B．Teaching is improving．

       C．Classes are more active．                  D．Government is against it．

5.Minister Lawrence’s blogs are about___

       A．classroom experiences                        B．teaching plans

       C．educational policies                          D．the black minority