A Poem of Changganby Li PoMy hair had hardly covered my forehead.I was picking flowers, playing by my door,When you, my lover, on a bamboo horse,Came trotting in circles and throwing green plums.We lived near together on a lane in Ch’ang-kan,Both of us young and happy-hearted....At fourteen I became your wife,So bashful that I dared not smile,And I lowered my head toward a dark cornerAnd would not turn to your thousand calls;But at fifteen I straightened my brows and laughed,Learning that no dust could ever seal our love,That even unto death I would await you by my postAnd would never lose heart in the tower of silent watching....Then when I was sixteen, you left on a long journeyThrough the Gorges of Ch'u-t'ang, of rock and whirling water.And then came the Fifth-month, more than I could bear,And I tried to hear the monkeys in your lofty far-off sky.Your footprints by our door, where I had watched you go,Were hidden, every one of them, under green moss,Hidden under moss too deep to sweep away.And the first autumn wind added fallen leaves.And now, in the Eighth-month, yellowing butterfliesHover, two by two, in our west-garden grassesAnd, because of all this, my heart is breakingAnd I fear for my bright cheeks, lest they fade....Oh, at last, when you return through the three Pa districts,Send me a message home ahead!And I will come and meet you and will never mind the distance,All the way to Chang-feng Sha. 25Select the correct answer.Which statement best summarizes the theme of "A Poem of Changgan"?   A. True love changes as the lovers become mature. B. True love cannot thrive if lovers are far away from each other. C. True love cannot be diluted by distance or time. D. True love changes with the changing seasons. E. True love cannot withstand separation and distance.

Choose the poem that uses trochaic meter.Figs (yet growing) candy'd over,By the Sun's attracting Power;Cherries, with the downy Peach,All within my easie Reach.And oh the kindly neighbor-folk that called the young ones in,Down fragrant yellow-tapered paths that thread the prickly whin;The hot, sweet smell of oaten-cake, the kettle purring soft,The dear-remembered Irish speech—they call to me how oft!

王爷爷爱花，也爱养花。他在院子里养了很多盆花。没事的时候，王爷爷就到院子里照顾那些花，浇浇水、翻翻土，或者坐在那里欣赏。　　王爷爷的邻居也养花。有空时，他也在自己的院子里看花、打理花草。但奇怪的是，邻居做这些事时，他的眉头常常皱在一起。　　一天，邻居对王爷爷说：“我养的那些花，有的开花总是不多，显得小气；有的花朵瘦小，而且只有一种颜色；有的花好看却没有香味……”他好像正为这些事感到心烦。　　想到王爷爷总是面带笑容打理自己的花，邻居问道：“您养的花一定没有出现这些问题吧？能告诉我，您是怎样养花的吗？”　　“我养花的方法跟你没有不同。不过，我可以告诉你怎样赏花。”王爷爷说。邻居不明白，问道：“赏花？要怎样赏花？”　　王爷爷笑了笑，说：“开花不多的，每朵都很漂亮；花朵瘦小的，数量很多，远看非常特别；花好看但没有香味，就让我们专心欣赏它的美……其实，赏花的乐趣不在于花朵，而是你把目光放在哪里。所以，赏花比养花更需要方法。”　　王爷爷的话让邻居明白了，每一种花都有自己吸引人的特点，用正确的方式赏花才能体会到养花的乐趣。Q21.  王爷爷没事的时候会做什么？ ①  和邻居一起赏花。 ②  教邻居怎样养花。 ③  照顾自己养的花。 ④  帮邻居照顾他的花。Q22.  邻居的眉头皱在一起，说明了什么？ ①  他一点也不喜欢养花。 ②  养花是一件辛苦的事情。 ③  他担心自己照顾不好花。 ④  他很少从养花中得到快乐。Q23.  说起自己养的花，邻居为什么感到心烦？ ①  他觉得花长得不好。 ②  他要照顾的花太多。 ③  他不知道怎样养花。 ④  王爷爷不教他养花。Q24.  邻居认为王爷爷总是面带笑容的原因是什么？ ①  王爷爷对邻居非常友好。 ②  王爷爷很喜欢和别人聊天。 ③  王爷爷养的花没出现不好的情况。 ④  王爷爷是一个容易感到快乐的人。Q25.  王爷爷认为要怎样才能得到快乐？ ①  只养开得漂亮的花。 ②  看花时要懂得欣赏。 ③  好好学养花的方法。 ④  不看长得不好的花。

这片茂密的森林里，高大的树木静静矗立，草木茂盛，绿油油的。 阳光透过树叶的缝隙照射在森林上，把一切都照得闪闪发亮，五颜六色的花朵在树荫下绽放。白天，鸟儿在树枝上歌唱，好像在欢迎我的到来，鹿在河边喝水，鹈鹕疯狂地吃鱼，鸭子在河里游泳。 晚上，您可以听到蟋蟀在演奏音乐会，蝙蝠在天空中飞翔寻找庇护所，雌性萤火虫发光吸引雄性，蟾蜍呱呱叫等等。虽然你不能在森林里玩球，但你可以野餐、露营、徒步旅行、带狗散步、划独木舟、骑自行车等。 有时人们收集垃圾是为了保护环境，确保环境的清洁和保护。很多人认为森林不好玩，但实际上是我们没有看到其中的乐趣。

"From Blossoms" by Li-Young Lee. Then answer the question.Li-Young Lee was born to parents exiled from China. His childhood was spent fleeing from one country to another to escape political persecution.Which characteristic of his poem "From Blossoms" most likely reflects this experience?A.It uses line breaks to control the pacing.B.There is no rhyme pattern.C.It has strong ties to nature.D.It inspires readers to appreciate the joys of the present.

Choose the poem that uses alliteration.Then, suddenly, in a curve of the road,Red tulips!A bright battalion, swaying,They marched with fluttering flags.Though your beauty were a netOf unimagined power,It could not hold me tonight;For I am all spirit.