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-2021學年第一學期八年級英語上冊回答問題專項練習（周末）AWekeepburningcaloriestomakeourbodywork.Toburnmorecalories,weneedtodomoreexercisesandhaveahealthylife.Herearesomewaystomakeiteasytoburnmorecalories.?Movemore.Exerciseforabout30minuteseveryday.Walking,swimming,bikingandclimbingstairsareallgoodchoices.?Eathealthily.Makesureyoueatenoughfruitandvegetables,wholegrains,leanmeatsandlow-fatdairyproducts.?Drinklotsofwater.Onestudyfoundthatdrinkingeightcupsofwatereachdayhelpsyourbodyburnabout100extracalories.?Sleepwell.Yourbodyneedsresttoworkwellandburncalories.Itisbesttosleepseventoninehourseverynight.?Keepyourselfbusy.Thisisgoodbecauseitstopsyoufromhavingbadhabits.Tokeepyourselfbusy,youcanwalkaroundthehouse,spendtimewithyourpet,dosports,orhaveahobby.Howlongdoyouneedexerciseeverydayifyouwanttomovemore?Whatshouldyoueatifyouwanttoeathealthily?Howmanycupsofwaterdoyouneedeverydayifyouwanttoburnmorecalories?Isitenoughtosleepsixhourseverynightifyouwanttosleepwell?Howmanywaysdoesthepassagetellusabouthowtoburnmorecalories?BMr.andMrs.Wilsonlivedinabigcity,andonesummertheywenttothecountryfortheirholiday.Theyenjoyeditverymuch,becauseitwasaquiet,cleanplace.Onedaytheywentforawalkearlyinthemorningandsawanoldman.Helivedonafarm,andhewassittingaloneinthewarmsuninfrontofhishouse.Mr.Wilsonaskedhim:“Doyoulikelivinginaquietplace?”Theoldmansaid:”Yes,Ido.”Mr.Wilsonsaid:”Whatarethegoodthingsaboutit?”Theoldmananswered,”Well,everyoneknowseveryone.Peopleoftencomeandseeme,andIoftengoandseethem.Andtherearelotsofchildrenhere.”Mr.Wilsonsaid,”That'sinteresting.Andwhatarethebadthings?”Theoldmanthoughtforaminuteandsaid:”Well,thesamethings,really.”WheredidMr.andMrs.Wilsonlive?Whydidtheylikethecountry?Wheredidtheoldmanlive?Whatdidtheoldmanthinkwerethegoodthingsaboutthecountry?Didtheoldmanthinkthegoodthingsandthebadthingsinthecountrywerethesame?CAfterschoolonewinterday,Jack'smothertoldhimtogooutandplayinthesnow.“Youcanmakeasnowmanbeforeyourfathercomeshome,”saidhismother.Jackcollectedeverythingheneededandwentout.Inhisyard,Jackstartedhiswork.Atawindow,someonewaswatchingJackplay.ItwashisnewneighborNaoko.“CanIhelpJackmakehissnowman,Mom?”Naokoaskedhermother.“Sure!”saidhermother.NaokoranoutsidetoJack'syard.“CanIhelpyoufinishyoursnowman?”sheasked.“Yes,”saidJack.“WhatcanIdo?”“Ineedonemoresnowballforthehead.”“Butsnowmenonlyhavetwosnowballs.Oneisforthebodyandtheotherisforthehead.”“No,snowmenalwayshavethreesnowballs,”saidJack.”Idon'tthinkIneedyoutohelpme.”Naokowalkedintoherownyardandbegantomakeherownsnowman.SoonNaokofinishedhersnowman.Jackalsofinishedhissnowman.SuddenlytheheadfelloffJack'ssnowman.“Oh,no!”Jackshouted.Naokoheardthatandranovertoseewhattheproblemwas.“Iwillhelpyou,”saidJack.“You'rewelcome.Ilikeyoursnowmanbetter,minedoesn'thaveanose.”saidNaoko.Jackpulledhissnowman'snoseout.Itwasacarrot.HebrokeitintotwopiecesandgavehalftoNaoko.“Yoursnowmanneedsanose,Ithinkoursnowmenaregoodneighbors.”saidJack.WhostayedathomewithJack?WhowasNaoko?HowmanysnowballsdidJackthinksnowmenneeded?WhatwaswrongwithJack'ssnowman?DidNaoko'ssnowmanhaveanoselater?D“Dreamsmaybemoreimportantthansleep.Weallneedtodream.”somescientistssay.Dreamstakeupaboutonequarterofoursleepingtime.Peoplehaveseveraldreamseachnight.Dreamsarelikeshortmovies.Theyareusuallyincolor.Somedreamsarelikeoldmovies.Theycometousoverandoveragain.Thatmaybebecausethedreamerisworryingaboutsomething.Dreamingmaybeawareoftryingtofindananswer.Somepeoplegetnewideasabouttheirworkfromdreams.Theymaythinkabouttheirworkallday.Theirideascancarryoverontodreams.Sometimeswewakeupwithagoodfeelingfromadream.Butoftenwecan'trememberthedream.Thedreamscangoawayquicklyfrommemory.Toomuchdreamingcanbeharmful.Themorewesleep,thelongerwedream.Themindishardatworkingwhenwedream.That'swhywemayhavealongsleepandstillwakeuptired.Dowehaveseveraldreamseachnight?Aredreamsandmoviesusuallyincolor?Whydopeopleoftendreamabouttheirwork?Dopeoplealwaysremembertheirdreamsclearly?Whydowehavealongsleepandstillwakeuptired?ETherearethreedifferentkindsoffriendsinourlife.IclassifythemaccordingtohowwellIknowthemandhowwelltheyknowme.Thefirsttypeoffriendisjustanacquaintance.Thismeansthatyouonlyknowtheirnames.Youmightnotevenrememberwhattheylooklikeifyougoawayforashortvacation.Youdon'tmissthemwhentheyareelsewhere.Itisalsothistypeoffriendwhogivesyouthemostamountofaggravation（惱怒）.Youwouldnotnormallytellanacquaintancewhenheorsheisdoingsomethingthatmakesyoufeelangry,suchastappingthefingersonatableorshoutingloudly.Icallthem“pestfriends”.Thesecondkindoffriendisa“guestfriend”.Theyarejustsocialpartners.Youmeetthematacertainlocationandattheendofthemeetingyougoyourwayandtheygotheirs.Youdon'ttalktoooftenwiththistypeoffriend,andyoudon'tshareeachother'ssecrets.Lastly,wehave“bestfriends”.Thissortoffriendistherewhenyouneedthem.Theyknowyouasapersonandtheyaretherethroughthickandthin.Bestfriendsaretheonesthatyoucanleananddependonnomatterwhathappens.Ifyouneedalisteningear,theywillbetheonetolendsupport.Friendscomeinalldifferentshapesandsizes.Everyfriendhasanimpactonourlife.Whatarethethreekindsoffriendsinthepassage?Willyoutellhimorherwhenafriendofthefirsttypeactsinanannoyingway?Whatisaguestfriend?Whatarebestfriends?Whenyouhaveaproblem,whichkindoffriendcanyouleananddependon?FManystudentsdon'tlikejoiningschoolplays.Somethinktheyaretooshyonthestage.Somesaytheyaretoobusy.Othersthinkthatisveryboring.WhenIheardtheEnglishclubwouldhaveanEnglishplaySnowWhite,Idecidedtojoinit.ThemainreasonwasthatIreallywantedtobeonstage.Thereweremanycharactersintheplay.Ofcourse,thegirlswantedtoplaythePrincess.LiFanplayedtheKing.WangPingandothersixboysintheclubplayedthesevendwarfs.IthoughtImightgettheroleofthePrincess.ButHeYangotit.MissWangaskedmetoacttheroleoftheQueen.Iwasn'tveryhappyaboutthis.ButMissWangsaid,”Themostimportantthingistheacting.”Fromthenon,ItriedtoacttheQueen.ItwasdifficultformetodoitbecauseIhadnoexperienceinacting.Aftertwomonths'hardpractice,wewerereadytoperformonstage.Itwasverysuccessful.Peopleinthehallenjoyeditverymuch.Whydidthewriterwanttojointheplay?WhoactedtheroleofthePrincess?DidMissWangaskthewritertoacttheroleoftheQueen?Howlongdidtheypracticetheplay?Wheredidtheyperformtheplay?GDaveismyfriend.Hisparentsalwaysgivehimlotsofpocketmoney.ButDavethinkshisparentsworkveryhardandit'snoteasyforthem,sohealwaystrieshisbesttosavemoney.Hehassomegoodwaystodoit.Davelikesreading.Hehaslotsofbooks.Hetellsmeheoftenbuysbooksonline,becausethey'recheaper.Andwhenhehasfreetime,heoftengoestobookstoresorlibrariestodosomereading.Davelikesridingabike.Heusuallygoestoschoolbybikeinsteadofabus.Sometimeswhenitrainsorsnows,hewalks.ThesetwowayshelpDavekeephealthyandsavesomemoney.Davebringsabottleofwatertoschooleveryday.Whenotherstudentsdrinkjuice,heenjoyshiswater.Hethinkswateristhecheapestbutthebestdrink.SomestudentsthinkDaveismean.ButIdon'tthinkso.Ithinkheisright.Whatdoyouthinkofhim?DoesDavetryhisbesttosavemoney?WhydoesDaveoftenbuybooksonline?WhatdoesDaveoftendoinhisfreetime?HowdoesDaveusuallygotoschool?WhatdoesDavebringtoschooleveryday?HEverypersonneedswaterandadietofhealthyfoods.Thesefoodsshouldcontainsomefat,somefibre,alittlesaltandsoon.Peopleneedenergytolive.Theyeatdifferentkindsoffoodswhichchangeintoenergy.Theenergyismeasuredincalories.Evenwhenyouareasleep,youareusingenergy-about65caloriesanhour.Whileyouareatschool,orwalkinghome,yourbodyisburningup100caloriesanhour.Whenplayingfootballorbasketball,youmightbeusing400caloriesanhour.OnSportsDay,duringtherelayrace,youwillusemostofall,perhapsasmuchas650caloriesanhour.TheChinesedietisconsideredtobethehealthiestintheworld.Itcontainslotsoffruitandgreenvegetables.Itisrichinfibreandlowinsugarandfat.TheChineseeatlesssugarthanmanyothercountriesintheworld.That'swhylotsofpeopleinChinahavehealthywhiteteeth.PeopleintheWesternworlddonoteatsuchhealthyfoods.Theyeattoomuchfatandsugaranddon'ttakeenoughexercise.Becauseofthis,theyputonweightveryeasily.Theirdietcontainsalotoffatintheformofpotatocrisps,potatochips,butter,creamandchocolate.Theyeatalotofsugarintheformofcakes,softdrinks,sweetsandsoon.Theresultisthatmanyofthembecomefat.Andsomehavebadteeth.InsomepartsofBritain,onepersoninten,bytheageofthirty,hasnoteethleft!Whatdoesadietofhealthyfoodscontain?Whenareweusingthemostenergy?WhyistheChinesedietconsideredtobethehealthiest？WhataretheeatinghabitsofpeoplefromtheWesternworld?WhatistheresultofthedietintheWesternworld?IItwasMary'sbirthday.Herunclewrotealetterandtoldherhewouldliketosendhersomechickens.Shewasveryhappybecauseshelikedeggsandchickens.“Icankeepthechickensfortheireggsoreatthem.”Whenthechickensarrivedthenextday,theywereallinthebox.Marytooktheboxofftruckandbegantocarryitintohergarden,buttheboxofchickenswassoheavythatshestoppedit.Thechickensallranout,theyranhereandthere.Maryspenthoursintryingtofindthem.Afewhourslaterherunclecame,heasked,”Didthechickensarrivesafely?”“Yes,butIdroppedthebox.Thechickensraneverywhere.Ittookmethewholemorningtofindthem,”Marysaid.“Didyoufindthemall?”askedheruncle.“Ihopeso,”Maryanswered.“ButIonlycaughtelevenofthem.”“That'ssurprising.Ionlysentyousix.”herunclelaughed.WhowrotealettertoMary?HowdidMaryfeelwhenshegottheletter?WhydidMarydropthebox?HowlongdoesittakeMarytofindthechickens?Howmanychickensdidherunclesendher?JItisthe22ndcenturyanditisverypopulartochangepeople'sbodies.Mr.Smithdecidedtochangehisbody.Hechangedhisbignosetoasmallone,andhisoldandgrayhairtoshortandblondhair.Healsoboughtnewgreeneyes,newears,newhands,newkneesandnewfeet.Mrs.SmithwashappybecauseMr.Smith'snewfeetdidn'tsmellasbadashisoldfeet.However,somethingbadhappened.Onemorning,Mr.Smithwokeupandhisnewnosedidn'twork.Thenextmorninghecouldn'thearanything.Thenhisnewblondhairwentgrayandhisnewkneesdidn'tmove.Andfinallyhecouldseenothingwithhisgreeneyes.Itwasreallyterrible.Mr.Smithwantedhisoldbodyback.However,hehadtopay100,000dollarsforhisoldbody.ItwasexpensivebutMr.Smithstillgothisownbodyback.Hewouldneverfollowthefashion.WhatwasMr.Smith'snewhairlike?WhywasMrs.Smithhappy?WhatdidMr.Smiththinkofhisnewbodyatthebeginning?WhichpartofMr.Smith'sbodywentwrongfirst?WhatdidMr.Smithpay100,000dollarsfor?KPeter,Jack,Sam,BobandJohnareonourschoolbasketballteam.Itisoneofthemostpopularteamsinourcity.NextSunday,theyaregoingtoplayagainstNo.20MiddleSchoolbasketballteam.Letmeintroducethefiveplayers.Samisthethinnest,butherunsfastest.Peteristhetallest.Hecanjumpthehighest,too.Hecanthrowtheballintothebasketeasily.Bobisanewplayer,butheisalsoagreatplayer.Ofthefiveboys,Jackisthebestplayer.Inthelastbasketballmatch,hegottwentypointsforhisteam.Johnistheheaviest.Heis65kg.Herunsslowerthananyotherboy.Butheisgoodatstoppingtheplayersoftheotherteamfromgettingnearthebasket.They'reastrongteam.Aretheygoingtowin?Let'swatiandsee!Whoaretheboysgoingtoplayagainst?Whorunsthefastest?WhatdoyouthinkofBob?HowmanypointsdidJackgetinthelastbasketballmatch?WhatisJohngoodat?LEveryoneofus,richorpoor,shouldatleasthaveoneortwogoodfriends.Yourfriendswilllistentoyouwhenyouspeak,willtakecareofyouwhenyouaresick,andwillbetogetherwithyouinyourjourneythroughlife.Everyoneneedsfriends.Friendshipcanmakeushappier.Howcanwefindagoodfriendandgetonwellwitheachother?Hereissomeadvice.MakefriendswithapersonwhoiseasytogetalongwithYoushouldmakefriendswithapersonwhohassomethingincommonwithyou.Ifyouhavesomethingincommonwithyourfriends,youwillbeinterestedintalkingwithhimorher.Giveyourfriendahandwhenheorsheisintrouble.Friendsshouldalwaysbereadytohelpeachother.Believeineachother.Thisisthemos