【題目】 Do you think doing housework is a hard task for you? Have you ever thought of inventing something to make it __? A boy named Sam Houghton did and he __ a two-head broom (掃帚).

Sam was just three years old when he came up with his __. He saw his father sweep up (打掃) garden leaves and __ brooms while trying to gather large leaves and litter.

Now he is the poster boy for a new show at the British Library in London called “Inventing the 21st Century.” To celebrate __ and encourage new inventors, the famous __ is telling the story of the most special inventions coming out of Britain in the past 10 years. Sam’s broom is produced by big companies, and the brooms are very__ in England.

Young Sam Houghton is now eight years old and has another invention. He has made a balloon popping machine (氣球爆破裝置) for play centers. He said, “We don’t want children to cry because of __ bangs (爆炸聲) of balloons. I used a box to __ the bangs so that they can’t scare (驚嚇) the children.”

Have you ever wanted to be a great inventor? Watch __, think it over and work hard. Maybe you will be an inventor. Do you think so?

【1】A.easierB.harderC.funnier

【2】A.boughtB.inventedC.saw

【3】A.ideaB.wayC.information

【4】A.pickB.changeC.control

【5】A.inventionsB.birthdaysC.festivals

【6】A.schoolB.hotelC.library

【7】A.popularB.interestingC.necessary

【8】A.quietB.loudC.harmful

【9】A.turn onB.turn offC.take away

【10】A.quicklyB.successfullyC.carefully

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