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There are four seasons in a year in China. Spring comes in February. May, June and July make the
summer season. August, September and October make the autumn season. November, December and
January make the winter season. In different seasons people wear different clothes and do different things.
For example, the weather is hot, so people usually wear cool clothes and do things like swimming, boating
or surfing.
Near the North Pole there are only two seasons. They are winter and summer. In winter, nights are
long. For more than two months you can't see the sun, even at noon. In summer, the days are long. For
more than two months the sun never goes down and there is no night.
The people living near the North Pole are called Inuit. In summer they live in tents and catch deers for
food. In winter they live in small round snow houses. They can build a snow house in two hours. They
travel around by using dogs to carry their things. They make holes in the ice and catch fish and seals.
They eat much meat but not many vegetables.
1. The two seasons near the North Pole are _____. [ ]
A. spring and autumn
B. summer and winter
C. rainy season and dry season
D. spring and winter
2. You can't see the sun for _____ in North pole in a year.[ ]
A. a season
B. half a year
C. more than two months
D. half a year
3. Autumn in China _____. [ ]
A. is cold
B. lasts from August to October
C. hot
D. come after spring
4. Near the North Pole _____ in summer. [ ]
A. the days aren't long
B. the nights are long
C. there's no night for more than two months
D. 24 hour days last two months
5. The people in the North Pole eat much _____. [ ]
A. vegetables
B. meat
C. milk
D. bread