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閱讀理解 　　There are many idioms(習語)in English that are about animals．Today let’s chat a little about some of the idioms about dogs that make English language fun and colorful． 　　We love dogs ; they are our best friends．When you first started to learn English, your teacher might teach you a number of phrases about dogs, such as ：“you are a lucky dog,”“I’m dog tired,”“every dog has its day,”or“our team was the underdog but won the first place at last．” 　　When I first got into high school, my English teacher used the idiom“dog-ear”,whichinterested me very much．This word can be used a noun, a verb, and an adjective as well．As a noun, it means a turned-down(折疊的)coner of a page as a bookmark(書簽)．As a verb, it means someone makes a bookmark by turning down the corner of a page in the book．And, as an adjective, the word describes an old book with many brpken pages．Examples：John made a dog-ear(noun)of the pagehe was reading before closing the book．Jane was reading a book;when the telephone rang, she dog-eared(verb)the page before answering the phone．In the old room, the children found some dog-eared(adjective)books left there formore than 30 years． 　　The idiom“dog-ear”gives don’t have curled ears; rather, they have pointed(豎起來的)ears． (1) Which of the following can be the best title of the passage? [　　] A． Idioms about colors B． Idioms about history C． Idioms about animals D． Idioms about dogs (2) How many idioms about dogs are mentioned(提及)in this passage? [　　] A． 3 B． 4 C． 5 D． 6 (3) Which of the following statements is NOT true about the meaning of the idiom“dog-ear”? [　　] A． It means a turned-down corner of a page as a bookmark B． It means someone makes a bookmark by turning down the corner of a page in the book． C． It means an old book with many broken pages． D． It means something is short and small ike a dog’s ear．

Answer 1

答案：1．D;2．C;3．D;