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根據句意及所給單詞的首字母，填寫單詞

1.What’s the n_____ of the dog?      Wangwang.

2.It is a photo of a family. Is it y____?

3.One and six is s_____.

4.---The blue pen is my brother’s.  What a____ his pencil box?

---- It is black.

5.The o____ jacket is my sister’s. She likes the color.

根據句意及所給單詞的首字母，填寫單詞
【小題1】What’s the n_____ of the dog?      Wangwang.
【小題2】It is a photo of a family. Is it y____?
【小題3】One and six is s_____.
【小題4】---The blue pen is my brother’s.  What a____ his pencil box?
---- It is black.
【小題5】The o____ jacket is my sister’s. She likes the color.

Birds live in the trees. Squirrels（松鼠） live in the trees. But do you know that some frogs（蛙） live in the trees, too?

The tree frog is hard to find. It can change colors. On green leaves, it stays green. On a brown branch（樹枝）,it turns brown. Some tree frogs can change from green to gold（金黃色） or blue.

Tree frogs have legs and wide feet. They have sticky pads（黏性的肉趾） at the end of their toes. These sticky toe pads keep the tree frogs from falling off the trees. Tree frogs have different colors and markings（斑點） on their skins. Their eyes are different, too. Some have green eyes, and others have bright red ones.

The sounds they make are different, too. One frog makes a sound like a dog barking（狗吠）.Another frog makes a loud noise like a snore（打鼾）.There is even a frog that whistles（吹口哨）！

1. According to the passage, these frogs are hard to find because________.

A. they stay in trees?????????? B. they can change their colors

C. they have sticky pads?????? D. they make surprising sounds

2. The color of tree frogs on green leaves is________.

A. gold????????????? B. brown????????????? ????????????? C. green????????????? ????????????? D. blue

3.What sounds can the frogs make?

A. like a dog barking????????? B. like a snore

C. like a whistle????????????? D. A,B and C

4. Which of the following sentences is RIGHT?

A. The tree frogs have different colors and markings on their skins.

B. The tree frogs can’t make a loud noise like a snore.

C. We can easily tell tree leaves from tree frogs.

D. We still can’t find tree frogs if we hear a sound like a snore in the forest.

5. The passage is mainly about________.

A. the colors of a special frog??????? B. the sounds of a special frog

C. the eyes of a special frog????????? D. something about tree frogs

For years scientists have been arguing about whether nature or nurture (后天) decides what people will be like. Is it nature— what people are (41) with— that decides what they will be like? (42) is it nurture —what(43) to people when they are born —that decides what they will be like?
Scientists have been studying twins to (44) if they can find the answer, because twins start out with the (45) DNA. Sometimes twins don’t live together at birth and grow up in different (46) and different places— so the nature is the same for both, but the nurture is different.
When scientists (47) these twins in their later life, they some times find some surprising (48).
Jim Springer and Jim Lewis were adopted（收養）by two different families at birth. They first met each other again thirty-nine years (49) and discovered they had a lot in (50). Both had been (51) twice. Their first wives were both named Linda and their second wives were both named Betty!
Each twin had a son — one called his son James Alan and the (52) called his son James Alan, too. Their children each had a dog called “Toy”. They even arrived at their first (53) in the same color of car.
So far twin (54) seem to show that both nature and nurture are important. What we have from birth, and how and where we live help to build (55) we are.

 For years scientists have been arguing about whether nature or nurture (后天) decides what people will be like. Is it nature— what people are (41) with— that decides what they will be like? (42) is it nurture —what(43) to people when they are born —that decides what they will be like?

    Scientists have been studying twins to (44) if they can find the answer, because twins start out with the (45) DNA. Sometimes twins don’t live together at birth and grow up in different (46) and different places— so the nature is the same for both, but the nurture is different.

    When scientists (47) these twins in their later life, they some times find some surprising (48).

    Jim Springer and Jim Lewis were adopted（收養）by two different families at birth. They first met each other again thirty-nine years (49) and discovered they had a lot in (50). Both had been (51) twice. Their first wives were both named Linda and their second wives were both named Betty!

    Each twin had a son — one called his son James Alan and the (52) called his son James Alan, too. Their children each had a dog called “Toy”. They even arrived at their first (53) in the same color of car.

    So far twin (54) seem to show that both nature and nurture are important. What we have from birth, and how and where we live help to build (55) we are.

    1.A. born     B. grown    C. taught     D. made

   2.A. So     B. And    C. If     D. Or

   3.A. pretends    B. happens    C. falls     D. depends

   4.A. hear     B. win    C. see     D. plan

    5.A. nice     B. same    C. full     D. free

    6.A. families     B. cities    C. countries     D. nations

    7.A. believe     B. suggest    C. receive    D. compare

   8.A. numbers     B. discoveries    C. results     D. decisions

    9.A. ago     B. later    C. forward     D. behind

    10.A. common     B. fact    C. danger     D. trouble

   11.A. mentioned     B. married    C. succeeded     D. interviewed

    12.A. either     B. else    C. other     D. only

   13.A. competition     B. education    C. purpose     D. meeting

    14.A. studies    B. movies    C. challenges     D. mysteries

    15.A. what     B. when    C. where     D. who