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One of my best days at school was a field trip to the seaside. Field trips are very common in the UK. Most schools take their students on geography field trips. Teachers usually take the students somewhere
they can do a scientific experiment (试验). Popular trips are to woodland areas and the seaside.
My school trip to the seaside was with my biology class. We were allowed to wear home clothes
instead of our school uniforms. When we got to the seaside, we were put into groups. Each group was
asked to find a different sea creature (生物) in the water in the rocks, which we call rock pools.
My group had to find little crabs (螃蟹). We had to catch them and then find the names of the crabs
in our science books. When my friend Ella picked up a larger crab, it hurt her with its claw (钳子) and
she started crying. After that, she didn’t want to catch the crabs, so she was moved into another group.
For lunch, we sat in the sun on the rocks and ate sandwiches. After lunch, we went back to school
where we wrote down everything we had found out that day. I remembered feeling sad that we could
not take back the crabs we had found. We had to put them back in their rock pool.
1. In the UK, field trips are .
A. enough
B. common
C. different
D. unusual
2. My school trip to the seaside was with my class.
A. biology
B. geography
C. physics
D. chemistry
3. Why was Ella moved to another group?
A. Because she often cried loudly.
B. Because she was interested in fish.
C. Because the crab hurt her with its claw.
D. Because the group members were not friendly.
4. At the end of the trip we felt sad because .
A. we went back to school late
B. we could not take back the crabs we had found
C. we sat on the rocks eating sandwiches
D. we didn’t want to write down everything we saw
