阅读理解。 Many years ago, there was a family named Franklin. They lived in Bosto
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Many years ago, there was a family named Franklin. They lived in Boston. There
were five girls and six boys in the family. On a January day in 1706 another baby boy was born. The boy"s mother and her husband gave the boy a name-Benjamin.
Benjamin was the brightest of all the children. He could read when he was five and he could write by the time he was seven. When he was eight, he was sent to school.
In school, Benjamin had been good at reading and writing but not good at maths.
He read all his father"s books. And whenever (无论何时) he had a little money, he spent it on a book. He liked books. They told him how to do something. At that time he invented the paddles (桨形工具) for swimming. |
| 1. The Franklins lived in . |
A. England
B. America
C. France
D. Australia |
| 2. There were children in the family. |
A. five
B. six
C. eleven
D. twelve |
| 3. Benjamin was born in the month of the year 1706. |
A. first
B. sixth
C. seventh
D. fifth |
| 4. Benjamin maths when he was in school. |
A. did well in
B. did well at
C. didn"t do well in
D. didn"t do well at |
| 5. Benjamin much money books. |
A. spent, on
B. cost, buying
C. took, buy
D. pay, off |
答案
| 1---5 BDACA |
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In 2000 the Chinese novelist Gao Xingjian won the Nobel Prize for
literature (诺贝尔文学奖). He was the first Chinese __1_ to win the world"s
most important literary prize. It is said that 2 work has opened new ways for
the Chinese novel.
Gao was born in 1940 in Jiangxi Province, Eastern China. His father
worked in a bank and his mother was an actress. She 3 Gao"s interests in the
theater.
When he left school, Gao studied French at the Department of Foreign
Languages in Beijing. After he graduated from college, he left 4 to live and
work in France in 1987. _5__ that time he has worked as a translator (翻译),
theater director and novelist. His most _ 6 _work is the novel "Soul Mountain
(灵山)". The story happens in the Chinese countryside. And the novel has
changed into 7 languages.
The Nobel Prize in 2000 was about $915,000. The Nobel Prizes include
prizes for different kinds of sciences 8 the Nobel Peace Prize. The money
was left by Alfred Nobel. He said that the literature prize 9 accept an author
whose work moves in an "ideal direction"(理想的方向).
The Nobel Prizes are given to the winner by the Swedish King every year
10 December 10,the anniversary (周年纪念日) of Nobel"s death in 1896. |
( )1. A. actor
( )2. A. his
( )3. A. lost
( )4. A. America
( )5. A. In
( )6. A. difficult
( )7. A. no
( )8. A. nor
( )9. A. should
( )10. A. at | B. singer
B. her
B. encouraged
B. Britain
B. By
B. famous
B. few
B. and
B. mustn"t
B. in | C. writer
C. one"s
C. showed
C. China
C. Before
C. expensive
C.many
C. neither
C. couldn"t
C. before | D. teacher
D. my
D. leave
D. Japan
D. Since
D. wonderful
D. little
D. both
D. can
D. on |
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Mark Twain,the famous American writer, liked to play jokes on others. But
once a joke was played on him.
One day Mark Twain was invited(被邀请)to give a talk in a small town. At
lunch he met a young man,one of his friends.
The young man said that he has an uncle with him. He told Twain that his
uncle never laughed or smiled,and that nobody and nothing was able to make his
uncle smile or laugh.
"You bring your uncle to my talk tonight,"said Mark Twain."I"m sure I can
make him laugh"
That evening the young man and his uncle sat in the front. Mark Twain began
to speak. He told several funny stories. This made everyone in the room laugh.
But the man never even smiled. Mark Twain told more funny stories,but the
old man still kept quiet. Mark Twain told his funny stories. Finally he stopped.
He was tired and quite disappointed(失望的)．
Some days later, Mark Twain told another friend of his about what had
happened.
"Oh,"said his friend."I know that old man. He"s been deaf(聋)for years." |
| 1. Mark Twain liked to play jokes on_____. |
A. himself
B. others
C. old men
D. Americans |
| 2. One day Mark Twain met_____at lunch. |
A. a friend
B. a young man"s uncle
C. a young girl
D. a deaf |
| 3. The young man told Mark Twain that his uncle never_____. |
A. spoke
B. talked
C. laughed
D. ate |
| 4. The young man and his uncle sat _____that evening. |
A. at home
B. near the door
C. at the back
D. in the front |
| 5. Mark Twain stopped telling stories at last because he was_____. |
A. thirsty
B. tired
C. angry
D. sleepy |
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Karl Marx was born on May 5th, 1818. He went to high school and then continued his studies
at a university. He received his doctor"s degree in April, 1841.
In 1842, Marx began writing articles for a newspaper. He wrote articles on many subjects, For
example, he wrote about housing problems of the poor people and the hard life of the peasants. He
started a new program called Communism. This new kind of political idea was supported by the
working people, but hated by many governments. He and his wife had to move from one country to
another.
During the 1840s, Marx met Engels, another revolutionary writer and they became close
friends. Together they wrote The Communist Manifesto. It closed with words that quickly became
famous: Working people of all countries, unite!
Name: Karl Marx
Birthplace: Germany
Lived in: Germany; France; Belgium; England
Moved to London: in 1849
Wrote (books): The Civil War in France The Communist Manifesto
Wrote articles: on many subjects
Political idea: Communist
1. When and where was Karl Marx born?
2. When did Karl Marx begin writing articles for a newspaper?
3. Where did Karl Marx live?
4. When did Karl Marx move to London?
5. What was his political idea?
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Daniel Boone was born in the United States in 1734. He didn"t go to school and couldn"t read, 1
he learned all about the forest and many other things around him. He loved to live 2 in the forest because nothing would 3 him there.
When he grew up, he tried to live on a farm. But he wasn"t very _ 4 , and a year later he 5 to go into the unknown west lands.When he returned after two years,he became 6 for his long journey.He brought back many useful things and told stories about the Indians.
After this he kept 7 to unknown places. Once he was taken away in a battle by the Indians. The
Indians liked him and became his 8 : Daniel Boone 9 at the age of 86. He lives an interesting life in
the early years of America and is remembered 10 an explorer(搡索者) and a pioneer. |
( )1. A. because
( )2. A. over
( )3. A. trouble
( )4. A. busy
( )5. A. hated
( )6.A. famous
( )7. A. leaving
( )8. A. friends
( )9. A. lived
( )10. A. to | B. though
B. lonely
B. help
B. tired
B. decided
B. slow
B. turning
B. soldiers
B. stayed
B. for | C. when
C. alone
C. ask
C. kind
C. worried
C. terrible
C. traveling
C. teachers
C. began
C. as | D. until
D. along
D. save
D. happy
D. forgot
D. interested
D. hurrying
D. travelers
D. died .
D. of |
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Thomas Edison was 1 scientist. He was born in 1847. When he was a child, he liked to 2 how things worked.
He was in school for only three months and he asked his teacher a lot of strange questions. 3 had nothing to do
with 4 . The teacher thought the boy was not bright and was not worth teaching. When he 5 this to Edison"s
mother, she took her son 6 school. As she had been a teacher, she 7 him herself. The boy 8 . Soon he was
interested in science. When he was ten, Fdison 9 a chemistry lab for himself. After that he never stopped searching
for 10 to do things. |
( )1. A. English
( )2. A. find
( )3. A. The most
( )4. A. his lessons
( )5. A. said
( )6. A. to go to
( )7. A. looked after
( )8. A. didn"t study well
( )9. A. bought
( )10.A. newer and better ways | B. French
B. find out
B. Most of them
B. his parents
B. spoke
B. to leave for
B. taught
B. read a lot
B. put
B. more and more radios | C. a Japanese
C. look for
C. Many of the students
C. his teachers
C. talked
C. leaving for
C. studied
C. wrote very much
C. built
C. better chemistry labs | D. an American
D. ask
D. One of them
D. his life
D. told
D. out of
D. taught to
D. do lots of exercises
D. visited
D. new and cheapest ways |
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