题目内容：

    How do you feel just when you are going to make a speech in front of people? Usually, your heart beats very fast and you have an unusual feeling in your stomach, don’t you? It’s almost like butterflies（蝴蝶）flying in your stomach. This feeling is expressed in the idiom(习语) “have butterflies in your stomach”. It means being so nervous that you feel like there are butterflies dancing in your stomach.

Americans often use this idiom to describe how they are feeling when they walk onto a stage （舞台）and make an important speech or perform in front of people. Actors also say they have butterflies in their stomachs before they see their movies on the theater screen. They are so nervous and excited at the same time that their hearts are beating very fast and there seem to be many butterflies in their stomachs. Before students take a big test, they describe their feelings with this idiom.

When you are saying, “I have butterflies in my stomach”, your friends may tell you, “Pay no attention to those butterflies”.

1.When you are going to make a speech in front of people, your heart usually beats very

________________.

2.“Have butterflies in your stomach. ” means that you are very ___________.

3.Actors also say they ________________ in their stomachs before they see their movies.

4.You can use this idiom to describe your __________________ when you take a big test.

5.Translate “pay no attention to those butterflies” into Chinese. ________________________.