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The Language of Spells by Garret Weyr,illustrated by Katie Harnett(Chronicle Books)》In the early 18008,Grisha,a dragon,was tumed into a teapot.When he's finally freed,hetravels to Austria to meet other dragons.But when he gets there,the dragons are nowhere to befound.He makes friends with an 11-year-old girl who offers to help him find out what happened tothe dragons.21.What is How w Train Your Dragon probably about?A.The war between different dragons.B.The peace between humans and dragons.C.The stralegies to get in touch with dragons.D.The difficulty in teaming up with dragons.22.Which one will you read if you are curious about the missing dragons?A.New Dragon City.B.Dragon Mountain.C.The Language of Spells.D.The Dragon with a Chocolate Hearl.23.What do the four novels have in common?A.They share the same setting and plot.B.They have unique and huppy endings.C.They show dragons are humans'friends.D.They are exciting tales concerning dragons.BCallie Veelenturf believes nature's rights need to be secured worldwide,so she has made greatefforts to fight for nature in the past few years.Marine biologist Callie Veelenturf learned early on that nature needs help from humans.Now,at age 29,her greatest passion lies in ocean conservation.Veelenturf grew up in Boston,Massachusetts,and has a degree in ocean biology (study ofocean life).Her favorite animals are sea turtles."They are independent,exploring deep parts of the sea and traveling long distances on theirmoving from one place to another,"Veelenturf expressed her opinions about ocean life wheninterviewed by a journalist from The Week Junior.Her research with sea turtles took her around the world,from West Africa to Latin America.But she felt like she could do more to help."It's not enough anymore to come up with interestingresearch questions that tap into our deepest curiosities and spend our lives searching for theanswers,"Veelenturf explained.That's why,in 2019,she founded the Leatherback Project,anorganization that focuses on protecting leatherback turle worldwide.This fall,Veelenturf helped pass a new law through Panama's government that recognizes thatnature has rights and outlines how to prolect them.To persuade officials of the law's importance,she used data from her years of eh She hoped the evidence would act"s a decisive factor toinspire an understanding connection with urgent conservation issues"英试题第2页（共8页）