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阅读短文，根据短文内容，从短文后的五个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。（共10分，每小题2分）(1)Agroupoffrogsweretravelingthroughthewoods,andtwoofthemfellintoadeephole.Whentheotherfrogssawhowdeeptheholewas,theytoldthetwofrogsthattheywerehopelesstobealive.Butthetwofrogsdidn’tbelieveit.1.Theotherfrogskepttellingthemtostopandwaitfortheirdeath.Finally,oneofthetwofrogsgaveupandfelldown.Soonhedied.Theotherfrogcontinuedtojumpashardashecould.Onceagain,thecrowdoffrogsshoutedathimandtoldhimtostopandjustwaittodie.2.Whenhegotout,theotherfrogssaid:“Didn’tyouhearus?”Thefrogexplainedtothemthathewasdeaf.3.Thestoryteachesustwolessons.4.Anencouragingwordtosomeonewhoisdowncancheerhimupandhelphimmakeitthroughdifficulties.Secondly,adestructive(消极的)wordtosomeonewhoisdowncanmakehimgiveupanddie.Sobecarefulofwhatyousay.Speaklifetothosewhocrossyourpath.Itissometimeshardtounderstandthatanencouragingwordcangosuchalongway.5.(1)1.E2.B3.D4.C5.A(2)WhatdoNapoleon,ClintonandWangNanhaveincommon?Theyareallleft-handed.Todayabout15%ofthenumberofpeopleisleft-handed.Butwhyarepeopleleft-handed?1.Thebrainhastwohalves—thelefthalfandtherighthalf.Therighthalfcontrolstheleftsideofthebody,andtheleftcontrolstherightsideofthebody.2andleft-handedpeoplehaveastrongrightbrain.Thetwohalvesofthebrainareaboutthesamesize.3.Theleftsidecontrolslanguage,mathsandlogic.Whenyouremembernewwords,orwhenputthingsinorder,youuseyourleftside.Therightsideofthebraincontrolsyourloveofart,colourandmusic.4.5,andallaccountants(会计师)areright-handed.Someright-handershaveastrongrightbrain,andsomeleft-handershaveastrongleftbrain.A.Itisgreatforapersontotakethetimetoencourageanother.B.ButhejumpedevenharderandfinallyhemadeitC.Firstly,thereispoweroflifeanddeathinthetongueD.SohethoughttheywereencouraginghimatthattimeE.TheytriedtojumpupoutoftheholewiththeireffortsA.ItisalsogoodatrecognizingfaceB.ButeachsidecontrolsdifferentthingsC.TheansweristhewaythebrainworksD.Soright-handedpeoplehaveastrongleftbrainE.Thisdoesnotmeanthatallartistsareleft-handed(2)1.C2.D3.B4.A5.E(3)Onceuponatime,therewasagroupoffrogs.1.Thegoalwastoreachthetopofaveryhightower.Abigcrowd(群)cametoseetheraceandcheeredontheplayers.Theracebegan…Honestly,nooneinthecrowdreallybelievedthatthefrogswouldreachthetopofthetower.“Oh,toodifficult.2,”onefroginthecrowdshouted.“Notachancethattheywillsucceed.Thetoweristoohigh!”anotheronecontinued.Thefrogsbeganfallingdown,onebyone,exceptforthosewhowereclimbinghigher.Thecrowdcontinuedtoshout,“Itistoodifficult!Noonewillmakeit!”3.Butonecontinuedhigherandhigherandhigher.4!Intheend,everyoneelsehadgivenupclimbingthetowerexceptforone.5.Thenalloftheotherfrogswantedtoknowhowhemanagedtodoit.Onefrogaskedhimwhyhecouldreachthegoalsuccessfully.ItturnedoutthatthewinnerwasDEAF!A.Thisonewouldn’tgiveupB.TheyplannedtohavearaceC.MorefrogsgottiredandgaveupD.TheywillnevermakeittothetopE.Hewastheonlyonethatreachedthetop(3)1.B2.D3.C4.A5.E(4)Haveyouevernoticedtheblackandwhitebarsonabook?Doyouknowwhattheyareusedfor?1.Ifyougotoasupermarket,youcanseealmosteveryproductwithabarcodeonit.Barcodescontaininformationabouttheproducts,suchasnameandproductiondate.2.Justscanthebarswithabarcodereaderandeverythingisclear.ThefirstuseofabarcodeinasupermarketcheckoutsystemwasonapackofAmericanWrigleyCompanychewinggumin1974.3:Forrentingcars,forluggagechecksonaplane,forparcels(包裹)yousend.Peoplecanenterstadiums,cinemasandtheatersbyholdingcertaintypesofbarcodes.4.barcodesIfyoufindthesebarcodethingsboring,abarcodebuildingmightbemoreupyourstreet.InStPetersburg,Russia,thereisabuildingdesignedlikeabarcode.Itlooksstrange,butit’sactuallyashoppingmall.Therearegamestoo5.Youhavetoscanbarcodesandfindthemonsters.(4)1.A2.E3.D4.C5.B(5)MyfavoritepopstarcametotheCityCenteryesterday.1,soIdecidedtowaitatthebackoftheCityCenterandtrytospeaktohimwhenhearrived.Severalthousandotherfanshadthesameidea!2.Icouldn’tgetthereuntilafterschool,andbythetimeIarrived,thecrowd(人群)washuge.IwentaroundtothefrontoftheCityCenter.Therewasnoonethere.3.Thebackdooristheonethatfamouspeopleusuallyuse,soit’swhereallthefanswait.Ihadanidea.4.Ispoketohismanager.“I’mcallingfromtheCityCenter,”Isaid.“Itwillbebetterifyoucometothefrontofthecenter.There’llbefewerpeople.Thecrowdisattheback.”“OK.”hismanagersaid.“Thanks.”Whenthepopstararrived,Iwasoneofonlyafewpeoplewaitingatthefrontofthecenter.5.A.Ididn’thaveenoughmoneytobuyatickettoseehimB.Italkedtohimandhegavemehisautograph(亲笔签名)C.SomepeoplegottotheCityCenterveryearlyinthemorningD.IusedmycellphonetocallthehotelwherethepopstarwasstayingE.Everyonebelievedthepopstarwouldcometothebackofthecenter(5)1.A2.C3.E4.D5.B(6)Victor’shobbywascollectingstamps.Hehadstampsfrommanycountries，likeEngland，CanadaandChina.Canyouguesswhatpeoplegavehimasgifts?That’sright—stamps.Victor’sfavoritestampscamefromFrance.Hehadalmosteverystampfrom1954to2004.1.Thatwasa1974specialedition(版).Itwasveryhardtofind.Helookedforiteverywhere.Heaskedhisfriendsandrelativestohelphim.2.ItmadeVictorverysad.A.TheyarebarcodesusedinmostproductsB.BarcodeMonstersisamobilephonegameC.LifewouldberatherdifficultwithoutbarcodesD.Besidessupermarkets,bar