請認真閱讀下面短文，并根據短文內容回答問題。
A 9.0-magnitude earthquake occurred
off the northeastern coast of Japan on 11 March

The earthquake in Japan on March 11,2011 was a 9.0 on the Richter scale (里氏). Over 6,500 died because of the disaster by March 18. The earthquake also caused a tsunami (海嘯) and a nuclear leak (核泄漏).
However, most Japanese people stayed calm and orderly.They left broken houses calmly. They waited in line for food, water and public telephones. There was no robbing (搶劫) and no pushing.
Earthquakes hit Japan almost every year. People are ready for an earthquake at any time.

In Japan, you can learn about earthquakes on TV and in schoolbooks. Even the famous comic, Sakura Momoko (《櫻桃小丸子》), shows earthquake training in a school. Almost every family in Japan has a survival kit (救生包). The kit has a flashlight (手電筒), a radio, water and enough food for several days.
Most buildings in Japan use wood. The material is less dangerous during a disaster. The buildings can  stand an earthquake of up to 7.0 on the Richter scale.
【小題1】How large was the earthquake in Japan on March 11?
                                                           
【小題2】What did the earthquake cause besides many people’s death?
                                                           
【小題3】Where can Japanese people learn about earthquakes?
                                                           
【小題4】What are most buildings in Japan made of?
                                                           
【小題5】What can we learn from Japanese people if the disaster happens to us?
                                                           

This term, I came to Chou Zhou Middle School. There are 42 classes, 110 teachers and 2400 students in the school.

In the middle of the school there is two tall buildings. They are for us to have classes. All the classrooms are there. There are some small rooms, too. They are offices for the teachers to work. All the teachers get ready for their lessons there.

In front of the tall buildings, there is a small one. It is the library. There are many books there. The teachers and the students like to read books in it. Sometimes they borrow(借) books from it.

There is a sports hall behind the tall buildings. The boys often play basketball there happily. Of course, there is a science building in my school.

This is my school. It’s not only big, but also nice. I like my new school very much.

1.There are ________ classes in Chou Zhou Middle School.

A．20               B．42               C．23               D．24

2.The classrooms are in the __________.

A．tall buildings       B．sports hall         C．library            D．office

3.How many buildings are there in the school ?

A. 5               B. 4              C, 3             D. 6

4.The students can borrow books from the ___________.

A．library            B．offices            C．classrooms        D．schools

5.Where is the two tall buildings in the school ?

A．They are in front of the library.

B．They are behind the sports hall.

C．They are between the library and the sports hall.

D．They are behind the on the left of the science building.

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One day, Mr. White told the class to get ready for a hobby show. The students 1. the whole morning getting what they were going to show.

All the students came back on time but Bob, the laziest 2. in his classmates’ eyes. It seemed that it was very 3. for Bob to have a hobby. But to their surprise, Bob came back with many 4.stamps in his hand. Mr. White was very happy after watching them. However, Bob was going to 5. them back.

“Bob, you can’t take them back until the others watch them this afternoon,” said Mr. White.

“But I am sorry they are my brother’ s,” he answered. “He doesn’t want them to be out of our home for long. He’s afraid that they will be 6. .”

“Bob, you should show some of your own 7. here, not someone else’s. Mr. White became kind of angry.

But Bob’s words made him even 8. . “Mr. White, it’s true that I have a hobby. My hobby is watching my brother collecting stamps.”