阅读理解. Quick reference index ACTORS AND ACTEESS 385-399 MAPS 517-528 MUSEUMS 454-469 MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT 492 ANIMALS 493-496 HOLIDAYS 841-873 ART, FAMOUS 480-481 PLANTS, RIVERS 108-109,114-115 HIGHWAY 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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ACTORS AND ACTEESS	385-399	MAPS (COLOUR)	517-528
MUSEUMS	454-469	MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT	492
ANIMALS	493-496	HOLIDAYS	841-873
ART, FAMOUS	480-481	PLANTS, RIVERS	108-109,114-115
HIGHWAYS	131-141	NATIONAL PARKS	747-749
BOOKS,BEST SELLERS	476	COUNTRIES	529-615
DISCOVERIES AND INVENTIONS	336-338	PASSPORTS	142-144
ENVIRONMENT	80-101	POPULATION	616-619
EDUCATION	284-321	POSTAL INFORMATION	1033-1039
FLAGS OF THE WORLD	513-516	SPORTS	884-978

1. Where can you find the information on elephants?

[ ]

A. On pages 517-528.
B. On pages 529-615.
C. On pages 616-619.
D. On pages 493-496.

2. If you want to know about Chinese film star Cheng Long, where should you begin your search?

[ ]

A. POSTAL INFORMATION on page l033.
B. ACTORS AND ACTRESSES On pages 385-389.
C. ENVIRONIVIENT on pages 80-10l.
D. NATIONAL PARKS On pages 747-749.

3. One who likes surfing can find the information about how to surf on pages _______.

[ ]

A. 141-144
B. 841一873
C. 884-978
D. 517-528

4. If you are interested in Thomas Edison,you fray search _______.

[ ]

A. DISCOVERIES AND INVENTIONS
B. ART, FAMOUS
C. POPULATION
D. EDUCATION

5. You can find "Thanksgiving Day" on page _______.

[ ]

A. 841-873
B. 108-109
C. 284-321
D. 513-516

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