作业帮初一英语阅读题! 越多越好
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初一英语阅读题! 越多越好
In Britain,every year several thousand people are killed or wounded in traffic accidents.
There are rules to make the traffic safe,but people do not always obey the rules.They are _1_.If everybody obeys the rules,there will be _2_ traffic accidents.What shall we do then?
Remember this rule:In Britain,traffic keeps to the left .Cars and buses and bikes must obey this rule.But in most other countries traffic keeps to the _3_.
Before you go across the road,stop and look both ways.Look right,look left,and look right again.If you are sure that the road is _4_,it is time to go across the road.If you see small children,very old people,or blind men,please give your help.It is polite to help them.
We must always give young children a good _5_.Children _6_ play in the street.
( )1.A.careful B.careless C.polite D.friendly
( )2.A.more B.less C.fewer D.many
( )3.A.right B.left C.middle D.end
( )4.A.crowderd B.clear C.noisy D.beautiful
( )5.A.lesson B.instruction C.advice D.example（榜样）
( )6.A.must B.mustn’t C.have to D.needn’t
There are rules to make the traffic safe,but people do not always obey the rules.They are _1_.If everybody obeys the rules,there will be _2_ traffic accidents.What shall we do then?
Remember this rule:In Britain,traffic keeps to the left .Cars and buses and bikes must obey this rule.But in most other countries traffic keeps to the _3_.
Before you go across the road,stop and look both ways.Look right,look left,and look right again.If you are sure that the road is _4_,it is time to go across the road.If you see small children,very old people,or blind men,please give your help.It is polite to help them.
We must always give young children a good _5_.Children _6_ play in the street.
( )1.A.careful B.careless C.polite D.friendly
( )2.A.more B.less C.fewer D.many
( )3.A.right B.left C.middle D.end
( )4.A.crowderd B.clear C.noisy D.beautiful
( )5.A.lesson B.instruction C.advice D.example（榜样）
( )6.A.must B.mustn’t C.have to D.needn’t