(1)Paragraph 1　　A. Jo and Jenny visited Tombe's home in the village.

　　(2)Paragraph 2～3 B．Closing of the letter.

　　(3)Paragraph 4～8 C. The school where Jo worked and Jo's work at school.　

　　(4)Paragraph 9 D. Opening of the letter and introduction to what will be talked about in the passage.

　　答案：(1)～(4)　DCAB

Careful Reading 　　1．Read the text and then choose the best answers.

　　(1)Jo wrote the letter to her friend to ________.

　　A．encourage her friend to come to Papua New Guinea

　　B．share some photos she took in Papua New Guinea

　　C．describe her work experience in Papua New Guinea

　　D．introduce Papua New Guinea to her friend

　　(2)The boys jumped out of the windows in the chemistry class because they________.

　　A．didn't like doing chemistry experiments

　　B．were frightened by the bubbling mixture

　　C．wanted to ask someone else for help

　　D．couldn't stand the smell of the mixture

　　(3)Why does Jo wonder how relevant chemistry is to the kids?

　　A．Because she thinks chemistry is too difficult to learn.

　　B．Because she thinks chemistry may make little difference to the kids' life.

　　C．Because the kinds there hardly come across anything of chemistry.

　　D．Because she thinks chemistry useless.

　　(4)What can we learn about the school?

　　A．It is located in a bush.

　　B．Its buildings are round.

　　C．It is very dark inside.

　　D．It is far from most students' homes.

　　(5)Why did Tombe throw the leftover food out of the hut?

　　A．Because he disliked the leftover food.

　　B．Because it was too dry to eat.

　　C．Because he believed leftovers attracted evil spirits.

　　D．Because he always wasted food.

　　答案：(1)～(5)　CBBDC

　　2．Read the text carefully and fill in the form.

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high school •a bush school - the classrooms are made of (1)bamboo and the roofs of grass

•no electricity or water and even no (2)textbooks Tombe's

house •a low bamboo hut with (3)grass sticking out of the roof

•no (4)windows

•the narrow (5)doorway

•dark inside

•fresh grass laid on the floor and a newly made platform for us to sleep on

•a fireplace in the (6)centre of the hut near the doorway

•one broom, a few tin plates and cups and several (7)jars