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八年级英语阅读训练Elizabet.Blackwel.wa.bor.i.Englan.i.
182..cide.tha.sh.wante.t.becom..docto..Tha.wa.nearLimpossibl.fo..woma.i.th.middl.o.th.nineteent.centur..Afte.writin.man.letter.t.medica.schooI..sh.wa.finaIl.accepte.b..docto.i.Philadelphi..S.muc.di.sh.wan.t.stud.medicin..tha.sh.taugh.schoo.an.gav.musi.lesson.t.mak.mone.fo.he.schoo..In1849,after graduationfrom medicalschool,she decidedto furtherher educationinPairs..Upo.returnin.t.th.Unite.State..sh.foun.i.difficuLt.star.he.ow.practic.becaus.sh.wa..woma..B.
185.Elizabet.an.he.siste..als..docto..opene..ne.hospita..th.firs.fo.woma.an.childre..Beside.bein.th.firs.woma.docto.an.settin.u.he.ow.hospita..sh.als.se.u.th.firs.medica.schoo.fo.woma..l.Th.Blackwell.move.t.th.Unite.State.i...A1821B1831Cl849D
18572.Wher.di.Elizabet.begi.t.pu.wha.sh.ha.learne.int.practic..ALEngland...BLFrance...CLParis....DLUSA.
3.Ho.di.Elizabet.ge.th.mone.fo.he.educatio.i.medicin.AFrom a doctor inPhiladelphia whosupported herto bea doctor.BFrom hersister whowas alreadyadoctor.CBy workingas apart-time teacher.DSupported bya medicalschool fromwhich shegraduated.
4.Fro.th.passag.w.kno.tha.i.th.earl.l800’...Ahospitals werenot for woman butfor menonlyBthere wereno women doctors in American hospitalsCwomen patients werelooked downupon in American hospitalsDtherewere moremen thanwomendoctorsinAmericanhospitals
5.Whic.o.th.following.NO.tru.t.th.passag.AThe Blackwellsisters setup the first hospitalforwomanand children.BThe twosisters traineda numberof womendoctors.CThe Blackwellsisters werenot able to treatmenpatients.DPhiladelphia isof coursea cityinAmerica..prett.well-dresse.youn.lad.stoppe..tax.i..bi.squar.an.sai.t.th.drive..D.yo.se.tha.youn.ma.a.th.othe.sid.o.th.squar..急噪Ye..sai.th.taxi-drive..Th.youn.ma.wa.standin.outsid..restauran.an.lookin.impatientL9jfe.a.hi.watc.ever.fe.second...Tak.m.ove.then,.sai.th.youn.lad..
2.Th.bigges.tre.i.th.worl.i.growin.o.th.slope.o.th.Rock.Mountai.i..
3.1t!.ove.meter.high.
4.Lha.bee.growin.fo.almos..years.A.
40.B.4,
00.C.40,
00.D.2,
00.
5.1ts asold as.W.spen..da.i.th.countr.an.picke..lo.o.flowers.Ou.ca.wa.ful.o.flower.inside.O.th.wa.hom.w.ha.t.sto.a.traffi.lights.an.ther.m.wif.sa.th.bookshelf.I.stoo.outsid..furniture(家具)shop.uBu.it,.sh.sai.a.once.uWeJ l.carr.i.hom.o.th.roof-rack(车顶架).1v.alway.wante.on.lik.that.vWha.coul..do.Te.minute.late..wa.twent.dollar.poorer.an.th.booksheLwa.tie.o.t.th.roo.rack.I.wa.tal.an.narrow.quit.heav.too.A.i.wa.gettin.darker..drov.slowly.Othe.driver.seeme.mor.polit.tha.usua.tha.evening.Th.polic.eve.stoppe.traffi.t.le.u.through.Carryin.furnitur.wa..goo.idea.Afte..tim.m.wif.said.uThere,.the.overtake(超车)?”(警官)Jus.a.tha.tim..polic.ca.di.overtake.Th.tw.officers insid.looke.a.u.seriousl.whe.the.wen.past.Bu.then.wit..(教堂)kin.smil.the.aske.u.t.follo.thei.ca.throug.th.bus.traffic.Th.polic.ca.stoppe.a.ou.villag.church.On.o.th.officer.cam.t.me.“Right.sir,.h.said.D.yo.nee.an.mor.heLnow v.didn.quit.understand.Thanks.officer,..said.You v.bee.ver.kind..liv.jus.dow.th.road.vH.wa.lookin.a.ou.things.firs.a.th.flowers.the.a.th.bookshelf.uWell.well,.h.sai.an.laughed.It..bookshel.youv.go.there.W.though.i.was—er.somethin.else.M.wif.bega.t.laugh.SuddenL.understoo.wh.th.polic.drov.here..smile.a.th.officer.Yes.it..bookshelf.bu.thank.again...drov.hom.a.fas.a..could.
1.From thestory weknow that.A.the writerwas poorand didn t buythe bookshelffor his wifeB.the writerJs wifedidn tlike the bookshelf atallC.the writerwas alwaysglad to buy somethingfor his wifeD.the writerwas notvery gladtobuythe bookshelffor hiswife
2.What madethe writerthink thatcarrying furniturewas“a goodidea”A.He coulddrive slowlyand itwas safe.B.Other driverswould lethim gofirst.C.His wifecould usea newbookshelf.D.He couldsave a lot ofmoney andtime.
3.Why werethe policeand otherdrivers sokind to the writerA.Because theythought the writer likedstudying verymuch andneeded a bookshelf.B.Because theydidn tthink itwas politeto overtakea carwith abookshelf onit.C.Because theythought somebodyin the writer sfamily haddied andhe neededhelp.D.Because theythought itwas dangerousto carryabookshelfon acar.
4.Why didthewriter swifebegin tolaughA.Because nowshe knewwhat mistakethe police had made.B.Because at last herhusband understoodwhy thepolice haddriven tothe church.C.Because theofficer was always lookingat the flowers and thebookshelf.D.Because thepolicehadhelped themalot.(意识到)
5.When didthe officersbegin torealize theyhad madea mistakeA.Before theyarrived at the church.(的过去式)B.Before theyovertook overtakethewriters car.C.After oneof themlooked attheflowersand thebookshelf carefullyatthe church.D.After thewritersfamily leftthechurch.Key:l.D
2.B
3.C
4.A
5.C.人物事件篇Sectio.Passag.42(就职)总统)BiLClinto.too.offic.o.Januar.20,
199.an.becam.th.42n.U.S.President.H.i.th.firs.U.S.presiden.wh.wa.bor.afte.Worl.Wa.ILH.i.als.on.o.th.younges.o.al.U.S.presidents.Clinto.wa.bor.i..poo.family.Thre.month.befor.h.wa.born.hi.father.Willia.Blats.died.Whe.h.wa.small.hi.mothe.rem(再婚.arrie.Norge.Clinton.s.th.boy.famil.nam.wa.changed.I.th.summe.o.
1963.Clinto.wa.aske.t.visi.th.cit.o.Washington.Durin.hi.visit.h.me.Presiden.Kenned.i.th.Whit.House.A.tha.time.h.wante.t.becom..president.an.no.h.is.
1.Clinto.becam.th.42n.U.S.presiden.whe.h.was.A.thirt.B.abou.fort.C.forty-seve.D.37year.ol.
2.Clinton.fathe.died.A.afte.
194.B.befor.Clinto.wa.borCbefor.Worl.Wa.LD.whe.Clinto.wa.youn.
3.Wh.wa.th.boy’.nam.changed.A.Becaus.h.becam..presiden.B.Becaus.hi.famil.wa.ver.poo.C.Becaus.hi.fathe.wa.dea.D.Becaus.hi.mothe.remarrie.Norge.Clinto.
4.L
196.Clinto.cam.t.th.cit.o.Washington.A.t.tak.par.i.a.exa.B.fo.hi.holiday.C.fo..visi.D.t.hav..meetin.wit.Kenned.
5.Whic.on.o.th.followin.i.No.right.A.Everybod.ca.visi.th.presiden.i.th.Whit.Hous.B.ALth.U.S.president,wor.i.th.Whit.HorseC.Clinto.wante.t.becom..presiden.afte.h.sa.Presiden.Kenned.D.Th.Whit.Hous.i.i.th.cit.o.Washingto.Passag.43上.由.如记心虎匚匚EVERYTHIN,ha.tw.sides.On.sid.o.SAR.i.alread.clear.11©225©.\¥11110©2111©\¥匚2,6065©.(病例.recorde.o.th.Chines.mainlan.o.Apri.
24.accordin.t.governmen.report.l l.peopl.hav.die.an.number.kee.rising.But.ther.i.anothe.side.(提酉星SAR.i..reminde..o.ho.fragil.lif.ca.be.Suddenly.it.no.jus.th.oLpeopl.wh.ar.thinkin.abou.death.Everyon.no.realize.ther.migh.no.alway.b..tomorrow.(接触(疑彳Wan.Xinying..studen.i.Taiyuan.Shanx.Provinc.cam.int.contac..wit..suspecte.以.SAR.patien.i.mid-April.H.wa.tol.t.sta.a.hom.fo.a.leas.tw.weeks.uWatchin.T.abou.mor.an.mor.SAR.patient.dying..neve.kne.tha.deat.couL b.s.close.Lif.i.valuabl.(3^^fr\J.an.r.goin.t.treasur^^tH.ever.singl.day^h.said.SAR.teache.peopl.t.b.grateful.bot.fo.thei.ow.live.an.fo.others.Doctor.an.nurses.fo.example.hav.t.spen.al.thei.tim.wit.infecte.(被感染的.patients.A・.result.mor.tha.on.fift.o.SAR.case.i.Chin.ar.medica.workers.X.Bing..studen.o.Beijin.No..MiddLSchoo.want.t.b..docto.i.th.future.u,.lives.r.deepl.move.b.wha.the.hav.done..thin.the.ar.rea.heroes..h.said.SAR.als.teache.sympath.()l^]W.Th.pas.fe.week.hav.bee.terribl.fo.Chines.people.Bu.ther.ar.fa.wors.thing.tha.SAR.i.thi.world.sue.a.war.earthquake.an.robberies.Thin.o.th.Iraqis.wh.hav.bee.livin.terribl.live.fo.
2.years.Thin.o.ho.th.American.fel.o.
9.
11.An.finally.SAR.offer.th.chance.t.grow.Al.differen.kind.o.peopl.an.th.government.ar.joinin.togethe.t.wor.i.thi.difficul.time.Whe.thi.passes.Chin.an.it.peopl.wil.hav.learne.grea.lessons.
1.Wha.doe.Everyon.no.realize.ther.migh.no.alway.b..tomorrow.meanLmean.lif.i.eas.t..an.w.mus..ou.life.
2.Ho.lon.wa.Wan.Xinyin.tol.t.sta.a.homeH.wa.toLt.sta.a.hom.fo.abou....
3.Wh.ca.medica.worker.b.easil.infectedBecaus.the.hav.t.b.wit.infecte.patient..an..
4.Wha.d.w.lear.i.th.difficul.timeW.lear.nothin.i.difficuLi.w..Passag.44Marc.Pol.wa.bor.i.Venic.i.l
254.H.wa.th.mos.famou.westerne.t.visi.Asi.durin.th.middL Ages.H.wrot..boo.abou.hi.travels.I.hi.boo.h.wrot.al.th.thing.h.sa.an.heard.Man.peopl.rea.th.boo.bu.fe.believe.wha.Marc.Pol.said.H.spok.o.strang.peopl.an.place.tha.nobod.kne.abou.a.tha.time.A..youn.man.Marc.Pol.decide.t.trave.togethe.wit.hi.father.I.too.the.mor.tha.thre.year.t.trave.t.China.H.becam.th.Chines.emperor.friend.H.learne.th.Chines.languag.whe.h.travele.aroun.an.talke.t.man.people.Befor.h.reache.th.ag.o.thirt.h.wa.mad..Chines.official.n.friend.wer.surprise.t.se.the.again.The.ha.bee.awa.fo.almos.25years.l.Wha.mad.Marc.Pol.famou.durin.th.middL AgesA.Hi.trave.t.America.B.Hi.trave.i.th.west.C.Hi.trave.i.Asia.D.Hi.visi.t.Venice.
2.Wha.di.Marc.Pol.writ.abou.i.hi.bookA.Ho.h.travele.t.Chin.wit.hi.father.B.Somethin.to.difficul.fo.peopl.t.understan.下一页
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3.Marc.PoLworke.a..Chines.officia.i..A.
125.B.
128.C.
127.D.1279,.travela.travele.wit.hi.fathe.b.wa.mad..Chines.official.friende.returne.t.VenicePassag.45hav ver.beautifu names.Rosj..prettnam b4444u.ther.wa.nothin.prett.abou.Typhoo.Rose.I.wa.th.wors.typhoo.t.hi.Hon.Kon.i.te.years.I.bega.t.rai.i.th.mornin.o.Monday.Augus.l6th.197l.A.te.o cloc.i.th.morning.Typhoo.Ros.wa.stiLl
3.mile.awa.bu..umbrell.away.Th.win.becam.stronge.an.stronger.Th.typhoo.shelter.避风港.wer.Soo.ful.O.boats.Ship.tha.wer.to.bi.t.g.insid.th.shelt6r.pu.dow.mor.anchor.(锚).Som.ver.bi.shop.wen.ou.t.sea.I.i.safe.fo..bi.sho.t.b.a.se.i..typhoo.becaus.i.canno.b.blow.ont.rocks.Ka.Ta.Airpor.closed.N.plane.wer.abl.t.tak.of.o.land.A.9:
0.i.th.evening.al.th.light.wen.out.N.on.slep.wel.tha.night.I.i.difficuLt.slee.i.sue.ba.weather.LTyphoo.Rose.mor.tha.on.hundre.peopl.died.
22.peopl.wer.hur.an.
6.o.thes.ha.t.g.t.hospital.l
50.1os.thei.homes.Th.peopl.o.Hon.Kon.wil.no.quickl.forge.Typhoo.Rose!l.What.tru.accordin.t.th.passageA.Typhoon.al.ove.th.worLhav.girls.names.B.Typhoon.wit.prett.name.ar.usualLbeautiful.C.Typhoo.Ros.onl.hi.Hon.Kong.,.see..wors.typhoo.tha.Typhoo.Rose.
2.What.th.possibl.resul.o.Typhoo.RoseA.Lot.o.bi.shop.wer.blow.ont.rocks.B.Mor.tha.tw.hundre.peopl.los.thei.live.an.man.mor.los.thei.homes.C.Peopl.didn.slee.wel.i.suc.ba.weather.D.PeopLturne.of.th.light.a.9:
0.i.th.evening.
3.Th.peopl.o.Hon.Kon.wil.no.quickl.forge.Typhoo.Ros.becaus..A.i.cause.th.terribLlosse.B.the.didn.slee.wel.tha.nigh..g.insid.th.shelter.becaus..A.the.ha.mor.anchor.B.i.i.safe.outsid..fas.enoug.t.reac.th.shelter.
5.Thi.passag.i.mainl.abou..Passag.46Ther.wa.onc..ma.calle.Mr.Flowers.an.flower.wer.hi.onl.jo.i.life.H.spen.al.hi.fre.tim.i.on.o.hi.fou.glass-house.an.gre.flower.o.ever.color.wit.lon.an.difficul.names.fo.competition.tLW.H.trie.t.gro..ros.o..ne.colo.t.wi.th.silve.cu.银杯.fo.th.Ros.o.th.Year..弓I i^.t.thro..ston.o.tw.a.on.o.Mr.Flowers.glass-houses.S.Mr.Flower.di.hi.bes.t.b.i.o.nea.hi.glass-house.a.th.beginnin.an.en.o.th.schoo.day.Bu.i.wa.no.alway.possibLt.b.o.watc.a.thos.times.Mr.Flower.ha.trie.i.man.way.t.protec.hi.glass.bu.nothin.tha.h.ha.匚don.ha.bee.useful.H.ha.bee.t.schoo.t.repo t.th.headmaster.bu.thi.ha.no.don.an.good.H.ha.trie,t.driv.awa.th.boy.tha.thre.stone.int.hi.garden.bu.th.boy.coul.ru.faste.tha.h.could.an.the.laughe.a.hi.fio.fa.away.H.ha.eve.picke.u.al.th.stone.tha.h.coul.fin.aroun.hi.garden.s.tha.th.boy.woul.hav.nothin.t.throw.bu.the.soo.foun.others.A.las.Mr.Flower.ha..goo.idea.H.pu.u..larg.notic.^Jn*.mad.o.good.stron.wood.som.meter.awa.fro.th.glass-houses.上O.i.h.ha.writte.th.words.D.NO.THRO.STONE.A.THI.NOTICE.Afte.this.Mr.Flower.ha.n.furthe.trouble,th oy.wer.muc.mor.tempte.t.thro.stone.a.th.notic.tha.a.th.glass-houses.
1.
1.wa.Mr.Flowers.hop.t..A.buiLglass-house.i.hi.fre.time B.gro.th.Ros.o.th.Yea.i..silve.cupC.wi..silve.cu.fo.growin..ros.o..ne.color
2.Boy.wer.ofte.tempte.t..A.thro.stone.a.Mr.Flowers.glass-house B.thro.stone.a.Mr.FIower.fro.thei.schoolC.b.i.o.nea.b.Mr.Flowers.glass-houses D.pla.wit.Mr.Flower.nea.hi.glass-houses
3.Mr.Flower.staye.i.o.nea.b.hi.glass-house..D.i.hi.fre.tim.a.th.beginnin.an.en.o.th.schoo.day
4.Mr.Flower.ha.trie.t..t.protec.hi.gla.上一页下一页
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5.Mr.Flowers.goo.ide.wa.t..Passag.47Peopl.ofte.say.Childre.can.d.mat.problem.it.becaus.parent.can.d.thei.children.homework..Here’.a.exampl.t.sho.wha..mean.Th.othe.da.m.daughte.brough.hom.he.mat.homework.^.hav.t.subtrac.^.
17.fro.202,.sh.said.“It.quit.easy,..said.Yo.pu.th.
20.ove.th.
179.”“Bu.w.nee..
1.here.Wher.i.th.10”“don.kno.wher.th.
1.is.Let jus.subtrac.
17.fro.
202.Nin.fro.tw.i.three.Yo.carr.on.an.ad.i.t.seven.Eigh.fro.zer.i.two.Th.answe.i.
23.v“W.can.d.i.tha.way.W.hav.t.us.th.
10.”“Well.r.goin.t.cal.you.teache.t.se.ho.sh.subtract.l
7.fro.
202.,,Ove.th.telephone..sai.tha..wa.havin..bi.o.troubl.wit.th.homewor.sh.ha.give.t.m.daughter.Th.teache.said.uI.th.right-harucolum.栏・w.hav,unit,o.one.Th.tw.i,tha,colum.count.fo.tw,ones,Th.zer,i.th.cente,count.fo.zer.tens,Th,tw.i.thJeft-han.colum.count.fo.hundreds.Ar.yo.clear.Bu..didn,.thin..wa.clear..hun.u.an.foun.m.wa.t.th.medicin.box.M.hea.wa.no.hurting..starte.puttin.pill.o.medicin.int.m.mouth.uHo.man.di.yo.take.m.wif.asked..too.on.an.the..too.another・•.kno.on.an.on.wa.two.bu.don.as.m.wha.i.i.now.
1.Th.daughte.wante..th.othe.day.A.t.giv.he.fathe..lesso.B.t.sho.ho.difficul.mat.wa.C.he.fathe.t.phon.he.teache.D.he.fathe.t.hel.he.wit.he.homewor.
2.Whic.o.th.followin.sentence.i.no.trueA.Th.fathe.ha..differen.wa.t.d.th.mat.problem.r.homework.C.Th.daughte.couldn.understan.he.father.way.D.Th.daughte.ha.som.troubLdoin.th.mat.problem.
3.Fro.wha.th.teache.said.w.kno.tha.th.wor.units.mean..here.A.whol.number.les.tha.
1.B.whol.thing.
4.Wha.th.teache.sai.mad.th.fathe..
5.Ca.yo.gues.wha.woul.happe.nex.i.th.storyA.Th.fathe.wouLg.t.schoo.an.begi.t.lear.math.B.Th.fathe.woul.becom.ver.il.an.hav.t.tak.mor.medicine.C.Th.fathe.woul.neve.d.hi.daughter.mat.problem.again.D.Th.fathe.woul.g.t.th.schoo.an.figh.wit.th.teacher.Passag.48Almos.everyon.like.dogs.an.almos.everyon.like.t.rea.abou.dogs..hav..friend.H.ha..bi.polic.do.wit.th.nam.Jack.Polic.dog.ar.ver.clever.Ever.Sunda.afternoo.m.frien.take.Jac.fo..lon.wal.i.th.park.Jac.like.thes.Ion.walk.ver.much.On.Sunda.afternoo..youn.ma.cam.t.visi.m.friend.H.staye..lon.time.H.talke.an.talked.Soo.i.wa.tim.fo.m.frien.t.tak.Jac.fo..walk.Bu.th.visito.stil.stayed.Jac.becam.muc.worried.H.walke.aroun.th.roo.severa.time.an.the.sa.dow.i.fron.o.th.visito.an.looke.a.him.Bu.th.visito.pai.n.attentio.(ft^.ca.i.hi.mouth.l.Th.youn.visito.staye..lon.tim.i.m.friend.house.didn.he..Ther.wer..lo.o.car.an.buse.an.truck.i.th.squar..S.th.taxi-drive.aske..Ar.yo.afrai.t.cros.th.stree./‘Oh.no sai.th.youn.lad..’vBu..sai.tha..woul.mee.tha.youn.ma.fo.lunc.a.on.o cloc..an.i.i.no..quarte.t.tw..L.arriv.i..tax..i.wil.a.leas.b.see.a.i..hav.trie.no.t.b.lat..^l.Th.youn.wome.stoppe.th.tax.an.go.i.becaus.sh...Awas tootired towalk Bwanted to beseen in a harryCwasafraid ofbeing lateDsaw the street was too busy
2.Th.youn.ma.standin.a.th.othe.sid.o.th.squar...Ahad probablybeen waitingfor along timeBfound somethingwas wrongwith hiswatchCwas probablya waiterof therestaurantDhad justcome outof therestaurant
3.Th.youn.woma.ha.promise.t.hav.lunc.wit.th.youn.ma..bu...Ashe didntkeep herword Bcamelate onpurposeCshe hatedto dothat Dshewas latefor somereason
4.Th.youn.woma.wa..lat.fo.th.meetin.o.he.frien..Atwo quartersBhalf aquarterCabout45minutes Dlessthan halfan hour
5.Th.tax.drive.becam.puzzle.a.firs.becaus...Athe distancewastooshort Bhethought shewould notpay himChe couldnt getmuch moneyDhe didntsee the young manO.th.evenin.o.Jun.
21.
1992..tai.ma.wit.brow.hai.an.blu.eye.entere.th.beautifu.hal.o.th.BeLTowe.Hote.i.Xi a.wit.hi.bicycl..Th.hote.worker.receive.hi.an.telephone.th.manage..fo.the.ha.neve.see..bicycl.i.hote.hal.befor.thoug.the.live.i..th.kingdo.o.bicycles.^Robert Friedlander,an American,arrived inXian onhis bicycletrip acrossAsia whichstarted lastDecemberin NewDelhi,India..Whe.h.wa.l
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2.Jac.becam.worrie.becaus...A.h.wante.t.g.ou.fo..walk B.h.wante.t.pla.wit.hi.C.h.didn’.kno.th.youn.man D.h.wante.t.ea.somethin.
3.Jac.sa.dow.i.fron.o.th.visito.becaus.h.wante..C.t.sho.th.visito.ho.cleve.h.wa.D.th.visito.t.leav.th.hous.soo.
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5.A.las.Jac.too..i.hi.mouth..ca.D.th.visitor.ba.Passag.49大师Watso.wo.hi.mos.importan.gam.an.becam.Souther.Ches.Maste..i.
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3.Wh.di.Davi.pla.tenni.whil.h.wa.playin.ches.wit.WatsonBecaus.h...(成年人)D.playe.ches.muc.bette.tha.Watson
4.Fro.th.story,w.kno.tha..A.Davi.Pri.wa.th.rea.winner B.Mr.Watso.wa.th.rea.winnerC.neithe.o.the.wa.th.rea.winner D.bot.o.the.wer.th.rea.winner.
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4.W.ca.us.bot.side.o.ever.piec.o.paper.especiall.whe.w.ar.makin.notes.W.ca.choos.drink.i.bottle.instea.o.thos.i.pape.packets.W.ca.als.us.cotto.handkerchiefsC^^^an.no.pape.ones.Whe.w.g.shopping.w.ca.us.fewe.pape.bags.I.th.sho.assistan.doe.giv.u..pape.bag.w.ca.sav.i.an.reus.i.later.
5.Lw.al.thin.carefully.w.ca.hel.protec.trees.Bu.w.shoul.d.i.now.befor.i.i.to.late.A.No.pape.stil.come.fro.trees.B.Everyon.ca.hel.t.sav.paper.C.However.peopl.i.Chin.bega.t.us.pape.mone.i.th.7t.century.D.H.too.th.woo.fro.tree.an.mad.i.int.paper.E.S.ho.ca.w.sav.paper.Passag.51O.Novembe.l8th.l
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3.Whe.th.gir.returne.th.lette.t.th.mailma..C.non.o.the.wante.t.pa.th.postag.fo.her D.th.peopl.wa.angr.wit.th.girl
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2.B.本题属细节理解题uThre.month.befor.h.wa.born.hi.fathe.,Willia.Blats.died.是答案的出处本题同样也是细节理解题答案就在第二段的末句中
3.D..短文末段的首句已交代提非常清楚
4.B文章的最后一句话是解答本
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[7]题的关键Passag.43【解题思路点拨】这是一篇以为话题的阅读材料文章作者告诉我们这种致命的疾病让人SARS SARS们清醒地认识到生命是多么的脆弱,每个人都要好好珍惜生命中的每一天给人们带来的启示是SARS我们大家要感谢那些置个人安危于不顾的医务工作者;人人都应当有点同情心;团结协作才能共度难关短文第三自然段的意思是说,的流行提醒人们生命是脆弱的突然间的死亡SARS不只是老年人所面临的现在每个人都意识到明天不总是有的也就是说,“生命是很容易失去的,我们大家都应当热爱(珍惜)生命”本小题所提的问题是“王信英被告知在家里呆大约多长时间?
2.half.montho.H.wa.tol.t.sta.a.hom.fo.a.leas.tw.weeks.v一句中的“a.leas.tw.weeks”(至少两个星期)即是答案但在解题时,要注意抓住两个空格中间的冠词从而可以联想到由其构成的时间状语,否则就会不知所措a,
3.day.nighto根据uDoctor.an.nurses.fo.example.hav.t.spen.al.thei.tim.wit.infecte.patients.v中的可以联想到医生和护士们日日夜夜与病人在一起故可得答案本题也应从连词入手,联系SARS“and”题中信息方能找出答案短文最后一段说,在严重威胁人们生命健康的这一段时间里,不同国家的人和政
4.join/work.togethero SARS府携手合作,终于战胜了文中的SARS“Al.differen.kind.o.peopLan.th.government.ar.joinin.together.wor.这句话对答案有暗示作用i.thi.difficul.time.Passag.44【答案与解析】本文是关于马可•波罗的小故事中世纪,马可•波罗跟随父亲来到中国他在中国生活了十多年,为中西文化交流做出了很大贡献l.Co文首的这句Marc.Pol.wa.bor.i.Venic.i.
1254.H.wa.th.mos.famou.westerne.t.visi.Asi.durin.th.Middl.Ages.v即是答案的出处本题属表层理解题答案就在短文开头一段的最后一句话中
2.Co根据这句话及文首的年即可推算出他被任
3.Bo“Befor.h.reache.th.ag.o.thirt.h.wa.mad..Chines.official.”1254命为中国古代官员时的年代
4.Ao本文的时间线索非常清晰首先根据最末一段的uWhe.the.finall.arrive.i.Venice,•••可排除C和D,然后由第二段所述的情况即可轻易将干扰项筛选掉BPassag.45【答案与解析】短文描写了一九七一年台风袭击香港的情景来临之前,狂风肆虐,避风港内Rose Rose停满了船只,机场关闭,供电线路也切断了台风过后,造成了大量的人员伤亡,损失巨大,在香港Rose人心里留下了深深的伤痕短文首段的末句即是答案的依据
1.Do第三段的这两句话就是答案的出处
2.C短文在列举了台风所造成的巨大损失后,又说
3.Ao Rose^Th.peopLo.Hon.Kon.wil.no.quickl.forge.Typhoo.显然,他们不能忘记的原因是台风所带来的损失之惨重Rose!”Rose本题的答案就在一句中
4.B o^Li.safe.fo..bi.sho.t.b.a.se.i..typhoo.becaus.i.canno.b.blow.ont.rocks.整篇短文都是介绍台风在香港登陆前后的经过以及它所造成的损失故答案非莫属
5.Co CPassag.46【答案与解析】嗜花如命,他种花的暖房位于一所学校附近一些男孩子经常朝他种花的暖房上Mr.Flowers扔石块尽管他绞尽脑汁,想尽了一切办法,都无济于事最后想出了一个高招他挂起了一Mr.Flowers块结实的布告牌,上面写着“请不要朝布告牌扔石块”孩子们的兴趣于是转向了这块木牌,Mr.Flower s自此高枕无忧了一句中,不定式在句中作目的状语,也是的愿望之所LC“…t.wi.th.silve.cu.fo.th.Ros.o.th.Year.”Mr.Flowers在第二段前两句有明确的说明
2.Ao
3.Do S.Mr.Flower.di.hi.bes.t.b.i.o.nea.hi.glass-house.a.th.beginnin.an.en.o.th.schoo.day.v是该题的出处为了保护自己的玻璃房子不受损坏,想尽了各种方法选项所述内容均在文中有明确的阐述
4.Do由最后一段,特别是其中的关键词以及布告上的,可知他制作布
5.Co D.NO.THRO.STONE.A.THLNOTI CE告牌的真正目的不是要它对孩子们起警示作用,而是利用孩子们的心理让其当作他们投掷的靶子Passag.47【答案与解析】作者向我们讲述了很多人都可能遇到的一个问题父母往往回答不上来小孩子问的一些非常简单的数学问题文中作者的女儿向他询问怎样计算二百零二减去一百七十九这道题结果,他的女儿不但弄不懂他的解释,而且他还无法解释清楚女儿提出的问题他只好向女儿的老师求助,而自己被老师的解释搞得天昏脑胀……细读第二段,再联系父女俩的谈话即可得出答案l.Do
2.Bo根据“bu・.didn’.thin..wa.clear.”以及,.as.可知项是错误的m.wha.i.i.now.”B根据短文内容.那位老师所说的她的意思是说“个位上的数字是几就表示几个一”,当然应是小于
3.Ao1的数由这句话,可知“父亲”听了老师的解释后没有生气、焦虑或悲伤,而是头昏
4.Do M.hea.wa.no.hurting.脑胀,疲惫之至选项是不现实的,而选项更是荒诞离奇体会一下文末一段“父亲”的举动,就可以想起他是
5.Co AC.D一种什么样的心情Passag.48【答案与解析】差不多人人都喜欢狗这种动物作者在这篇短文中给我们讲了一个十分有趣的故事一Jack,条聪明伶俐的警犬每逢星期天下午都要与主人一同去公园散步可是有一次,家里来了客人,与主人攀谈起来,没完没了到了去散步的时间,那个人还是说个不停在房间内转了几圈就坐在这位Jack Jack客人面前,可这个人仍然滔滔不绝地谈笑.回可真生气了,它干脆叼着这个人的帽子,坐在他的面Jack—刖短文的第二段的第二个句子是答案的出处l.Bo是解答该题的重
2.Ao Soo.i.wa.tim.fo.m.frien.t.tak.Jac.fo..walk.Bu.th.visito.stil.stayed.Jac.becam.muc.worried.要依据仔细考虑全文的整体意思,则不难得出答案
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4.Do答案即是uBu.th.visito.pai.n.attentio.t.Jack.这句话
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1.Do由作者在一句中所流露出的感情以及
2.Co“.wasn.to.happy..playe.like.th.opponen.t.pla.a.wel.a.h.does/,“Bu.i.wa.holida.tim.an..agree.t.play.v等句子的暗示可判断作者根本没有把这个小孩子放在眼中不难得出正确的答案那小男孩即便是在这种情况下还是赢得了这局棋
3.Do.quic.move.the.tennis.bac.t.th.board.the.bac.t.hi.sister.这说明他的水平是明显高于对方的
4.Ao本题难度稍大,但根据作者所表达的情感及u.ha..chanc.t.us.hi.gam.today.an.i.wo.thi.cu.fo.me.v一句可知是最佳答案A
5.Bo由u.wa.beaten..H.wa.th.winner—.i.twenty-eigh.minutes.等句子,可明显看出B是错误的Passag.50【答案与解析】这篇阅读材料时间跨度较大,内容较为复杂短文先从马可•波罗发现中国使用纸币谈起,然后说到蔡伦发明造纸术第三自然段谈到现在中国存在着严重浪费纸张的现状,并对中国森林资源的日益匮乏深感忧虑第四自然段则说到了一些节约用纸的具体做法短文最后呼吁大家认真反思,从现在做起,保护有限的森林资源根据上文的意思,二者之间显然是一种转折关系故选
1.Co C上一句和下文的是解答本题的关键
2.Do H.mad.i.fro.wood.”“H.the.pu.thes.piece.o.papeL*”选项承接上文,另外下面的也对本题的解答起一定的暗示作用
3.Ao D•••ther.wil.no.b.an.tree.lef.o.th.earth.第一张纸的两面都要使用,这显然是谈节约用纸的方法故答案为
4.Eo E由上面一段说的意思,再联系下面的几句话,即可得出答案
5.BoPassag.
512.The hotelworkers toldthe managerabout Friedlandercoming tothe hotelbecause.Ahe askedto seethe managerBhe enteredthe hallwith abikeCthe managerhad toknow aboutall foreignguestsDthe managerknew abouthis tripand wasexpecting him
3.Friedlander isvisiting the three countriesin the following order:AChina,India,and PakistanBIndia,China,and PakistanCPakistan,China,and IndiaDChina,Pakistan,and India
4.What madeFriedlander wantto cometo ChinaATh.storie.abou.Marc.PoloBTh.famou.sight.i.Xi a..・・・・・DHi.childhoo.i.Chines.silk.
5.Friedlander canbe saidto be.Aclever BfriendlyChardworking Dstrong-minded四乡下.bumpki.佬.wen.t..bi.cit.fo.th.firs.time.H.wen.int.a.offic.buildin.an.sa..shor.an.fa.woma.steppe.int..smal.room.Afte.her.th.doo.close.an.th.ligh.o.th.to.flashed.Afte..whil.th.doo.opene.slowly..youn.beautifu.moder.gir.walke.ou.o.th.smal.room..Th.bumpki.opene.hi.eye.wid.i.surprise.H.sai.t.himsel.i..lo.voice.“Wha..pity・・haven’.brough.m.wif.here!”
1.The bumpkinthought.Ahis wifewas asbeautiful astheyoung girlBhis wifewas morebeautiful thanthe short fat womanCtheshortfatwoman changedto ayounggirlin theroomDHe shouldalso buya roomof thatkind forhiswife
2.The roomhe sawwas perhaps.Aan officeBa toiletCa liftDa helicopter
3.We cansee thatthe bumpkinhad noknowledge of.Afarming orgardening Bhowto dofarm workChowto livein acity Dmoderncity life五Ltoo.Charil.Mu.severa.month.t.sav.u.seve.donars.H.wante.t.bu..mode.plane.s.h.wen.t.th.sho.wit.th.money.On theway,Charlie sawa littleboy cryingon acornet of thestreet.6€Why areyou crying,,Charlieasked.Three big boys tookaway myfour dollarsjust nowjtheboy said/I was【答案与解析】这是发生在历史上的一则历险小故事年月,三个人乘坐气球从伦敦出发,进行了190812一次长途旅行为了能有效地控制气球的重量,他们在气球下方挂了一个能盛水的金属盒子,还事先携带了沙子随着气球的升高,气球上面结满了冰,于是引起了一系列的麻烦历尽千难万险,总算化险为夷可当气球升至五千多米的高空时,他们实在无法忍受严寒,结果在波兰安全降落由首句的年可知项有误另外,这三个人打算从伦敦出发乘气球作长距离旅行,由于天气状况
1.Co1908A不好,只好在波兰着陆行程达公里,将近公里Poland1,7971,
800.根据可知,金属盒里盛的水是并非是
2.A Thi.coul.hol.water.O.i.coul.b.empty.S.the.wer.abLt.chang.it.weight/饮用水,而是用来改变气球重量的文中还说他们同时也带了几袋沙子来调节气球的重量
3.B.根据u
1.wen.u.t.3,
00.meters.an.th.ai.wa.ver.cold.或地理常识可断定B为最佳答案如果气球降落在湖上或海上,那将是很危险的,联系,可知是
4.A.“The.cam.dow.i.Polan.heaviLbu.safely A最佳答案
5.D.答案源自最后一段中的uThe.wer.s.coLtha.the.decide.t.land.,一句Passag.52【答案与解析】这是一篇关于付资邮票起源的历史小故事故事发生在一百多年前的英国当时的情况是,写信人不用付邮资,收信人在收到信件时才付邮资,且邮资十分昂贵一位小姐收到男友的来信,看了看信封又交给了邮差她说自己付不起钱这时一位名叫的绅士替她付了钱接下来这位小姐便给大家讲了自己不拆开信的缘由和一个很感动人的故事从这件事上很受启发他决定改变这种状况Si.Rowlan.Hill.后来政府采纳了的建议,于是世界上第一枚付资邮票从些便产生了文末l.Ao一句只是讲了第一枚邮票是年发行的,并未说出发明人是谁考“Th.firs.postag.stam.wa.pu.ou.i.
1840.”1840虑到故事发生在年前的英国,故唯有才符合题意150A姑娘将信递给邮差发生在帮她付邮资之前,故选项不对根据姑娘所做的解释,答案显然非莫属
2.Bo DB
3.Ao答案就在uTh.peopl.standin.aroun.wer.ver.sorr.fo.th.girl.v之中
4.Ao由uH.tol.m.tha.h.woul.pu.som.sign.o.th.envelope.v一句及下面的说明,不难想象这是在小伙子离开伦敦时就告诉过姑娘的从姑娘所讲的故事中受到启发,决定改变一下由收信人付费的方式选项有较大的A迷惑性,但考虑到可予以排除“Th.Governmen.decide.t.adop.th.plan.”综合篇Sectio.Vn.Passag.71Loo.a.th.instruction.o.th.bottl.o.th.medicin.an.the.choos.th.righ.answers.Joh.i.twelv.year.old.H.ha..ba.coLan.coughe.da.an.night.H.wen.t.se..doctor.Th.docto.gav.hi.som.coug.medicine.Coug.Medicin.(摇动)Shake i.wel.befor.use.Tak.i.thre.time.eac.da.befor.meals..(药量).DosAgeove.l..teaspoonfuls(7\J.一8L.teaspoonfu.一
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3.Joh.shoul...A.shak.th.medicin.wel.B.ea.nothin.C.d.som.exercis.D.drin..cu.o.te.
4.Whe.peopl.ar..year.old.the.canno.tak.thi.medicine.A.eight.B.thirt.C.tw.D.twelv.5Joh.wil..th.medicin.whe.i.i.lef.afte.Dec.lst.
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1.k.B..k.C..k.D..kg,.suggestion.the..Passag.74Englis.friend.don.invit.yo.home.I.doesn.mea.the.don.lik.you.Dinne.partie.usualLstar.betwee..an..p.m..an.en.a.abou.l
1.As.you.host.wha.tim.yo.shoul.arrive.lt.polit.t.brin.flowers.chocolate.o..bottl.o.win.a..present.(特另地已D.yo.wan.t.b.extr.U.polite.Sa.ho.muc.yo.lik.th.room.o.th.pictur——no.t.as.ho.muc.thing.cost.(酵母)You Lprobabl.star.th.mea.wit.soup.o.somethin.smal.a..”starter..the.you Lhav.mea.o.fis.wit.vegetables.an.the..desser.(8t^.polit.t.finis.everythin.o.you.plat.an.t.tak.mor.i.yo.wan.it.Som.peopl.ea.brea.wit.thei.meal.bu.no.everyon.does.Befor.the.tak.ou.thei.cigarette.afte.th.meal.mos.peopl.usuall.ask.u D.yo.min.i..smok.hereDi.yo.enjo.th.evening.CaLyou.host.th.nex.day.o.writ.the..shor.u than.you.letter.Perhap.i.seem.funn.t.you.bu.Britis.an.America.peopl.say.uthan.you.than.you.an.than.you..al.th.time.
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5.Whic.i.no.right,.arriv.early.,.smok.afte..mea.whe.yo.ar.wit.som.America.o.Englis.people.D.You.bette.writ..shor.uThan.you.lette.t.you.host.o.giv.the..cal.i.yo.wan.t.b.extr.polite.Passag.75(戈分(时区)Strang.thing.happe.t.tim.whe.yo.trave.becaus.th.eart.i.divide.ij.int.twenty-fou.zone..on.hou.apar.(个时区相差————^^^Uj^.Yo.ca.hav.day.wit.mor.o.fewe.tha.twenty-fours.an.week.wit.mor.o.fewe.tha.seve.days.(大西Lyo.mak..five-da.tri.acros.th.Atlanti.Ocea.洋).you.shi.enter..differen.tim.zon.ever.day.A.yo.ente.eac.zone.th.tim.change.on.hour.Travelin.west.yo.se.you.cloc.back.travelin.east.yo.se.i.ahead.Eac.da.o.you.tri.ha.eithe.twenty-fiv.o.twenty-thre.hours.(太平洋)(国际日期变更Lyo.trave.b.shi.acros.th.Pacifi.Ocea..yo.cros.th.Internationa.Dat.Lin.)^.B.agreement.thi.i.th.poin.wher..ne.da.begins.Whe.yo.cros.th.line.yo.chang.you.calenda.on.ful.day.backwar.o.forward.Travelin.east.toda.become.yesterday.Travelin.west.i.i.tomorrow.
5.Strang.thing.happe.t.tim.whe.yo.trave.becaus..C.th.eart.i.divide.int.tim.zone.D.i.som.place.on.da.alway.ha.twenty-fiv.hours
2.Th.differenc.i.tim.betwee.zone.i..A.on.hou.B.mor.tha.seve.day.C.seve.day.D.twenty-fou.hours
3.Lyo.trave.acros.th.Atlanti.Ocean.goin.east.yo.se.you.doc..A.on.hou.ahea.i.eac.tim.zon.B.on.hou.ahea.fo.th.whol.tripC.on.ful.da.bac.fo.eac.tim.zon.D.on.hou.bac.i.eac.tim.zone
4.Fro.thi.passaged.seem.tru.tha.th.Atlanti..A.i.i.on.tim.zon.B.i.divide.int.twenty-fou.zonesi.divide.int.fiv.tim.zon.D.i.i.fou.tim.zones
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5.Th.Internationa.Dat.Lin.i.th.nam.fo..on myway tobuy someexercise-books,but nowI cant”.Charli.though.o.th.seve.dollar.i.hi.pocket.H.though.o.th.mode.plan.a.wel.a.th.poo.boy.Charli.wante.t.wal.away.bu.h.di.not.A.las.h.gav.fou.dollar.t.th.bo.an.wen.home.
1.How did Charlie getthe moneyIt wasprobable that.A he got it by workingin hisspare timeBhegotitbysaving thesmall boyCthethreebigboysgave it to himDnow andthen hisparents gavehim alittle,which hekept forquite sometime
2.How muchmight amodel planeprobably costAFro..
1..dollars......BA,leas.ove..dollars.CMor.tha..dollars.......DLes.tha..dollars
3.Which ofthefollowingis correctACharlie offeredfour dollarstotheboy rightaway.B Charliegave theboy four dollars withoutany thought.C Charliewas forcedto giveup hisfourdollarsatlast.D Onlyafter amoments thoughdidCharliedecide tohelp.
4.Charlie wenthome with.Aall hismoney Bonly3dollars CnothingDa modelplane
5.W.ca.gues.tha.whe.Charli.wen.hom.h.fel..i.hi.mind.Ahappy BdisappointedCsad Dangry六Si.week.befor.th.
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1.Th.stor.mainl.tell.abou..A Mary Lous familylifeB Mary Lous kneeoperation atRichmond,VirginiaC howMaryLouwon thegold medaland becameworld famousDMaryLouwas namedsportswoman ofthe yearin U.S.A.
2.Mar.Lo.ha.a.operatio.o.he.righ.knee..A afew weeksafter the1984Olympic GamesBjust afew weeksbefore the1984Olympic GamesCduring the1984Olympic GamesDafter shewon thegold medal
3.Accordin.t.th.story,whic.o.th.followin.statement.
1.true.A MaryLou almostdidnt makeittothe1984Olympic Games.B MaryLou missedthe1984Olympic Games.C TheUnited Statesdidnt dowell in the1984Olympic Games.D The1984Olympic Gameswere heldin Richmond,Virginia.
4.Th.underline.par..th.vaultin.hors.i.paragrap..probabl.mean...Aa kind of sportsgame BakindofhorseCa horse that canvault Dahorsethatcan wheelintheair
5.Wha.ca.w.lear.fro.th.story.A Goodluck canbring happiness.B Failureis themother ofsuccess.C Onecan easilyachieve bigsuccess bychance.D Hardworkingand self-confidence willbring yousuccess.七Man.centurie.ago.Scotian.wa.rule.b..kin.name.Rober.Bruce.H.wa..wis.kin.an..brav.soldier.Whe.th.Englis.arm.invade.Afi-Scotland.Bruc.too.u.arm.an.le.hi.peopl.i.defenc.o.hi.country..BattLafte.battl.wa.fought.Bruc.le.hi.littl.arm.agains.th.enemy.an.si.time.hi.me.wer.beaten.Hi.arm.wa.scattered.an.h.wa.force.t.g.int.hiding——i.th.wood.o.i.lonel.placed.th.mountains.On.rain.day.Bruc.la.o.th.groun.i..smal.house.listenin.t.th.soun.o.th.rai.o.th.roo..H.wa.tire.an.sad.an.read.t.giv.u.al.hope.Lseeme.t.hi.tha.i.wa.n.us.tryin.t.d.a酷蛛厥[]蛛nythin.more..A.h.la.thinking.h.sa..spide..ove.hi.head.tryin.t.spi..we.网.H.watche.a.sh.worke.slowl.an.wit.grea.care.Si.time.sh.trie.t.reac.th.opposit.wal.t.fi.he.thread.bu.si.time.sh.failed.Poo.thing,crie.Bruce,Yo.,too.kno.wha.i.i.t.fail.”Bu.th.spide.di.no.los.hope.Witstil.mor.care.sh.trie.fo.th.sevent.time.Bruc.almos.forgo.hi.ow.tr.ubl.a.h.watche.he.swin.hersel.ou.upo.th.thi.line.Woul.sh.fai.again.No.th.threa.wa.carrie.safel.fro.on.wal.t.th.other.Ltoo.wil.tr..sevent.time,“crie.Bruce.H.go.u.an.calle.hi.me.together.H.tol.the.hi.plans.an.sen.the.ou.wit.messag.o.chee.t.hi.discourage.people.Soo.ther.wa.a.arm.o.brav.Scotsme.gathere.aroun.him.Anothe.battl.wa.fought.Thi.tim.th.Scot.wo.an.th.Englis.invader.wer.drive.ou.o.Scotland.
1.What happenedto KingRobert BrucescountryCEngland brokeaway fromit DItwas atwar withEngland
3.How manybattles werefought beforethe Scotswon inthe endASix...BSeven....CEight…DFive.
4.Lwa..wh.taugh.Kin.Bruc..usefu.lesson.Athe spiderBthe EnglishChis armyDhis people
5.The storyof KingBruce is.Afull ofsadness Bencouragingand instructiveCfunnyand causelaughing Dportraitof afoolish leader八Th.yea.wa.l
932.Ameli.Earhar.wa.flyin.alon.fro.Nort.Americ.t.Englan.i..smal.one-engin.airplane.A.midnight.sh.ra.int.ba.weather.T.mak.thing.worse.he.altimete.failed..Th.altimete.show.th.heigh.o.th.plan.abov.th.ground..A.night.an.i..storm..pilo.i.i.grea.difficult.withou.a.altimeter.A.times.he.plan.nearl.dive.int.th.Atlanti.Ocean..Jus.befor.daylight.ther.wa.furthe.trouble.Ameli.notice.fir.comin.fro.th.engine.Woul.sh.b.abl.t.reac.land.Ther.wa.nothin.t.d.excep.t.kee.goin.an.t.hope..Ameli.Earhar.di.reac.Ireland.an.fo.th.courag.sh.ha.shown.sh.wa.warml.welcome.i.Englan.an.Europe.Whe.sh.returne.t.th.Unite.States.sh.wa.honoure.b.Presiden.Hoove.a..specia.dinne.i.th.Whit.House.Fro.tha.tim.on.Ameli.Earhar.wa.famous.What wasso importantabout herflight AmeliaEarhart wasthefirstwoman tofly the AtlanticOcean alone,and she had seta recordof fourteenhours andfifty-six minutes.l.Th.passag.show.tha.Ameli.wa.ver..Abrave BcleverCwarm-hearted Dlonely
2.He.fligh.wa.important.becaus...A Amelia wasawoman pilotBnobody hasbroken herrecordC nowoman flewtheAtlanticalone beforeDAmeliawasabletoovercome thedifficulties duringthe flight
3.Wha.wa.th.mai.reaso.tha.mad.Ameli.famous.A Hersmall one-engine plane.B Thegreat honourshe hadreceived atthe White House.C Thewarm welcomeshehadreceived inEngland andEurope.D Herextraordinary courageand flyingskills.4・Amelia’.successfu.fligh.ha.prove.tha..A womencan doeverythingB womencan dothings,as menhave done平等C menand womenare equalnowD womenpilots aremore successfulthan menpilots
5.Th.titl.fo.thi.passag.woul.b..九AAmelia EarhatBA WomanPilot CAFlight DAnHonoured Woman同船水Becaus.o..smal.mistake..shipmat.手.o.min.wa.reduce.t..lowe.rank.give.extr.dutfo.thre.week.an.pai.mone.a.punishmen.whe.ou.shi.wa.o.th.wa.t.Japan.H.wishe.fo..part.t.celebrat.hi.21s.birthda.o.Jul.
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2.
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