题目内容：

Australia has a lot of interesting animals. Here is some information about these animals.

The emu is a big bird. It can’t fly. It is the second biggest bird in the world. The emu can be 2 meters tall. It has long legs and it can run very fast. The emu eats grass and small insects. It can live weeks without food. The emu lives in all places in Australia. It doesn’t like places with many people. The emu doesn’t sleep for long. It wakes up very often. The emu is important for Australian culture. You can find it on Australian money. The name emu is an Arabic word for a large bird.

The echidna lives in Australia and New Guinea. To make babies it lays eggs. It lays one egg at a time. The baby comes in ten days and it can’t see and has no hair. The echidna usually eats ants and termites(白蚁). It doesn’t have teeth. The name echidna is from Greek mythology(神话).

There are many kangaroos in Australia. They live everywhere in Australia. If you live on a farm, the kangaroo is your friendly neighbor. The kangaroo is a national symbol of Australia. You can find it on Australian money. The name kangaroo is from an Aboriginal(土著的)word, which means “I don’ t understand you”.

The koala is a symbol of Australia for tourists. People love the nice animal. People also call it the koala bear, but it’s not a bear. The name koala is from an Aboriginal word. It means “no drink”. Koalas don’t drink. They eat gum trees. They live in eastern and south-eastern Australia. They have gray hair and big ears. They can live in trees very well. Koalas are active for only two hours a day. They sleep a lot.

1.We can learn from the text that the emu ________.

A. runs very fast    B. has no teeth

C. sleeps a lot    D. likes people

2.We can learn from the text that the word “echidna” is ___________.

A. Australian    B. Arabic    C. Aboriginal    D. Greek

3.Which of the following names means “I don’t understand you”?

A. The emu.    B. The echidna.    C. The kangaroo.    D. The koala.

4.Which two animals’ pictures are on Australian money?

A. The emu and the echidna.    B. The emu and the kangaroo.

C. The kangaroo and the koala.    D. The koala and the echidna.