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If someone is lost in a forest( 森林 ), he needs only study the trees around him carefully to find his way. On this half of the earth, he will find that the side of the tree with the most leaves and branches(樹枝 ) is the south side. Also, by checking the tops of the trees, he will find that they lean(傾斜 ) to the south too.
Another sign( 標(biāo)志物) for him to know where he is going is found in the bark.( 樹皮) That is brighter on the south side.The remanining(樹樁 ) of a cut tree is also a finder, for its rings can give him another sign. The rings will be thinner on the south side and thicker on the north side.
One more sign: some very small plants grow at the foot of a tree and they point to the north.
小題1: The passage is mainly about __________.
how to find a big tree if one is lost in the forest.
How to cut down trees in the forest
How to find the direction(方向 )in the forest
How to grow trees in the forest .
小題2: From a cut tree we can know that ___________.

A．the direction is written on it

B．the rings will be thinner on the south side and thicker on the north side

C．the rings will be thinner on the south

D．its rings can send messages to you

小題3: The passage tells us __________ ways of finding the direction in the frorest.

A．three

B．four

C．five

D．six

小題1:C小題1:B小題1:C

小題1:根據(jù)短文描述,可知本文主要是講在森林迷路后,如何辨別方向,故選C
小題1:根據(jù)第二段The remanining(樹樁 ) of a cut tree is also a finder, for its rings can give him another sign. The rings will be thinner on the south side and thicker on the north side.描述,可知選B
小題1:短文主要介紹了五種辨別方向的方法,故選C

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