二、聽音選詞

二、閱讀理解

第一部分：讀句子，選擇與句子相符的圖片

16.The red apple is heavier than the yellow one.（ ）

第二部分：讀句子，選擇與句子相符的圖片

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        Recently, many students have finished reading and had book reports. Here are four students’opinions of the books they read. 

        Do you know that we also do communication with ourselves from time to time? Picture this: Your mom asks you what you would like for breakfast. Many foods come to your mind: pancakes, bread, porridge ... Until you tell your mom that you want to eat pancakes, you are communicating with yourself.

        We call it intrapersonal communication (自我溝通). This can be talking, reading, writing, thinking to ourselves, understanding and remembering something.

        Intrapersonal communication plays a big role in our lives. Good intrapersonal communication allows you to understand yourself better. When you’re comfortable with who you are, and you know what you want, you can better get on with yourself. Also, intrapersonal communication helps you to keep an eye on your thoughts and feelings. When you find that your mind is full of negative thoughts and feelings, and they make you sad, you will try to cheer up and get rid of (擺脫) these unhappy thoughts and feelings.

        What’s more, intrapersonal communication helps with your communication with others. Understanding your thoughts and feelings better allows you to put yourself in others’ shoes when you talk to or listen to them. Then, you can better understand and get on with them.

        It was a cold winter day. Bob and two of his friends went into the mountain. They first put up their tents under the trees and then rode horses to a forest to see how the trees were growing.

        In the afternoon when they were about ten kilometers away from their camp, it started to snow. Soon they could not even see their hands clearly before their faces. They could not find the way. They felt frightened. Bob knew there were two roads. One road led to their camp, and the other led to his house. But everything was the same white as snow. How could he take his friends back to the camp?

        Bob had an idea. The horses! Bob thought, “Let the horses take us back. But what would happen if the horses took the road to my home? That would be a trip of thirty-five kilometers in such cold weather. We’d better find our tents.” But he didn’t have a better idea.

        It was getting late. They rode on and on. At last, the horses stopped. Where were they? None of them could tell. Bob looked around and found a small white “hill” under the tree. How wonderful! They found one of their tents!