Question

One of my favorite things to do is hiking in mountains． Because nobody likes the idea of getting lost， I always prepare before every trip． But what's the best navigation tool， a Global Positioning System（GPS） or a good old map and compass？

Five of my friends and I hiked through the mountains on a trail（路線） I marked． One team of three carried a GPS， and the other team used a map and compass．

It took the GPS team 3hours and 11minutes to get through the whole hike， however， it took the map and compass team only 2hours and 49minutes． The biggest problem the GPS team met was that they lost the satellite signal（衛(wèi)星信號(hào)） in some places． With no map or compass， they had to walk around until they were in a place where the signal was good． The map and compass team was able to spot （認(rèn)出）different landmarks， compare them to their maps and then use the compass to point them in the right direction．

When I head out on my future hikes， I'm bringing a map， a compass and a GPS to show me

the way．

1.The writer prepared before every trip because he didn't ．

A. like the old map and compass

B. know how to use the GPS

C. want to get lost in mountains

D. want to be safe first

2.There were people in each team．

A. 3 B. 5

C. 6 D. 14

3.The two teams ．

A. had the same navigation tool

B. went along the same trail

C. had the same problem

D. finish the hike at the same time

4.The underlined word "landmarks" means in Chinese．

A. 地標(biāo) B. 陸地

C. 道路 D. 土地

5.In the end， the writer found out ．

A. the map and compass were too old navigation tools to use any more

B. it wasn't necessary to bring a map and a compass together with a GPS

C. the GPS had some disadvantages in hiking in mountains

D. he didn't need a GPS to show him the way the next time．

Answer 1