1. (2016七上·杭州开学考) 阅读理解。

    There's a famous English-learning website called Learn English Kids in England. To make it to be a fun, safe place, it has some house rules. Read the following rules carefully and get to know them!

No personal details(个人信息)

    Don't put any personal things in your comments(评价). This means details like full real names(first names are OK), addresses, phone numbers, school or club names, or passwords. But you can put things like how old you are, how tall you are, or the name of where you live if it is a big town or city.

Keep your password(密码)safe

    Don't give your password to other people, or put your password in a comment. If other people have your password, they  can look  at you profile,  and they  can send  comments  into the website  in your  name,  even  they  can change  your password and you can't use it again.

No rude comments

    We are happy for you to write about other people's comments, and we would like to hear what you think, but please don't write rude comments. Just be friendly and try to be kind to others in the Internet.

You must be 13 years old or under

    Learn English kids is for children who are learning English. Members of the site must be aged 13 or under. What's more, everyone who wants to be in it may come from different countries.

1. （1） Where does the Website in the passage above come from?

   A . B . C . D .
3. （2） You can't put                   in your comment.

   A . your height B . your age C . your address D . your first name
5. （3） If other people have your password, what may not happen?

   A . They can often look at your profile freely B . They can use the same password with you together C . They can send comments into the website in your name D . It may be true that you can't use the password again
7. （4） What does the underlined word rude mean in the third paragraph?

   A . 礼貌的 B . 无礼的 C . 思维的 D . 复杂的
9. （5） Who can be a member of this website?

   A . A boy age 14 who enjoys learning English.    B . A 12-year-old girl who is learning Chinese. C . A 13-year-old boy who's learning English.    D . A girl learning Chinese at the age of 10.