阅读理解。 Since it was published in 1818, Frankenstein, a classic horror story,
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Since it was published in 1818, Frankenstein, a classic horror story, has been in print in many languages. The monster from the novel by Mary Shelley is the result of man"s uncontrolled desire to create and apply his knowledge. The novel features Victor Frankenstein, a student who explores the secrets of life in his laboratory. Fearing that he has created a monster, Victor Frankenstein wants to stop but too late. The monster kills Victor Frankenstein"s young brother and causes the murder to be blamed on an innocent girl. Victor and the monster meet in the frozen mountains. The monster asks Victor to create a female monster, promising to afterwards leave with her for the wilds. Victor begins the work and discovers the monster has followed him to watch the work. Victor regrets his decision to create a second monster and worries that together they will begin a species of monster. Victor destroys the monster"s bride. The monster soon takes revenge (复仇) on Victor by killing his best friend, his father and finally, his bride, Elizabeth. Victor pursues (追赶) the monster across many places. On the point of death, Victor meets a ship and tells his story to the captain whose letters and diaries are then to form this novel. Victor Frankenstein"s last words are, "Farewell, Walton! Avoid ambition, even if it is only the obviously innocent one of distinguishing yourself in science and discoveries." Frankenstein"s conflicted ambition is with us always. And the Monster stands at our window, reminding us to take care of our creations against experimenting with things we don"t understand. |
1. The passage was written to _____. |
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A. tell us the story from Frankenstein B. encourage us to explore the secret of life C. entertain us with the monster D. show pity on Victor Frankenstein |
2. According to the passage, Mary Shelley"s Frankenstein is made up of _____. |
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A. poems B. plays C. fairy tales D. letters and diaries |
3. The correct order of the following events is _____. a. The monster follows Frankenstein to watch his work. b. Frankenstein runs after the monster across many places. c. The monster kills Frankenstein"s bride. d. Frankenstein kills the monster"s bride. e. Frankenstein creates a monster in experiments. |
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A. e,b,a,c,d B. e,d,c,b,a C. e,a,c,d,b D. e,a,d,c,b |
4. In the last paragraph, the writer of the passage points that _____. |
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A. the monster is still disturbing people B. man"s ambition in creations should never be allowed C. man"s risky experiments have created many monsters D. creations in science should be carefully dealt with |
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Directions: Read the following text and choose the most suitable heading from A-F for each paragraph. There is one extra heading which you do not need. |
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Now this Joe Blow was not walking next to a plain Jane. A plain Jane is a woman who is neither ugly nor pretty. The woman with Joe Blow was a real Sheila-a beautiful woman. Average Joe asked the woman if all banks were closed on Saturday. "No way, Jose," she answered. This is a way of saying "no." "Many banks are open on Saturdays." Average Joe did not know either of these two people from Adam. That is, he did not know them at all. But he followed their directions to the nearest bank. When he arrived, he walked to the desk and said:"I am here to withdraw some money so I can pay my taxes to Uncle Sam". This represents the United States government. The banker produced some papers and told him to sign his John Hancock at the bottom. A John Hancock is a person"s signed name-a signature Historically, John Hancock was one of the signers of the United States Declaration of Independence. Hancock had a beautiful signature and signed his name larger than all the others. | 1. The main idea of this text is that _____. | [ ] | A. some popular American names have special stories B. some popular American expressions have some special names C. some popular American names have special meanings D. some popular American expressions are interesting | 2. The main idea of this text is that _____. | [ ] | A. some popular American names have special stories B. some popular American expressions have some special names C. some popular American names have special meanings D. some popular American expressions are interesting | 3. The name "Jeez Louise" is _____. | [ ] | A. an expression of surprise B. a feeling like disappointment C. an expression for a common man D. a woman who is neither ugly nor pretty | 4. What does the banker really want to ask Joe to sign on the papers? | [ ] | A. John Hancock. B. United States Declaration. C. His own name. D. 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This historic meeting 14 so much to the Deaflympic Games moment that the first Games were held in Paris in 1924, making it the oldest 15 the disabled sports organizations. It also 16 official recognition and help from the International Olympic committee. The first Winter Deaflympic Games (formerly named International Winter Silent Games and Winter World Deaf Games) were 17 in Seefeld, Austria in 1949. Thirty-three 18 from five nations 19 . And today more and more deaf people are 20 to take part in this Games. | ( )1. A. Therefore ( )2. A. special ( )3. A. contain ( )4. A. ordinary ( )5. A. After all ( )6. A. provide ( )7. A. ask ( )8. A. view ( )9. A. Summer ( )10. A. got together ( )11. A. put up ( )12. A. build ( )13. A. events ( )14. A. contributed ( )15. A. within ( )16. A. requests ( )17. A. held ( )18. A. teams ( )19. A. took part ( )20. A. planning | B. Anyhow B. usual B. hold B. common B. In fact B. prepare B. suggest B. idea B. Winter B. sat together B. make up B. form B. gam B. devoted B. in B. collects B. opened B. athletes B. attended B. deciding | C. Though C. popular C. include C. limited C. Above all C. allow C. demand C. information C. Silent C. stood together C. build up C. make C. rules C. paid C. among C. receives C. organized C. runners C. joined C. going | D. However D. regular D. support D. many D. As a result D. recognize D. encourage D. attitude D. Official D. unite together D. take up D. found D. sports D. played D. between D. accepts D. taken place D. leaders D. present D. dreaming | 阅读理解。 | English words don"t stay the same. People need new words for new inventions. Different words come into use, or older words are used in a new way. English can change by borrowing words from other languages. The word "tomato" was borrowed from Mexico, and" tea" came from China, and so on. Now a great many of new space and science words are being borrowed from other countries, too. New words can be formed in other ways. For example, some can be formed by adding two words together. "Weekend" and "cookbook" are made up of two parts. Sometimes new words are shorter forms of older words. The word"photo" was made from "photograph" by cutting off the end of the longer word. "Plane" was made by cutting off the front part of "airplane". The names of people and products can become new words. Our "sandwich" was named after a man named Sandwich and "sello (透明胶带)" was a name given by the company that first made the product. | 1. New English words are needed because _____. | [ ] | A. people use old words in a new way B. people need a new way to explain C. the world is changing and developing D. new ideas and new inventions come about quickly | 2. We know from the passage that _____. | [ ] | A. new science words are shorter than the old ones B. the best way to make a new word is adding words together C. some new English words are borrowed from other languages D. most new English words are borrowed from other languages | 3. How many ways of developing English words does the passage tell us? | [ ] | A. Three. B. Four. C. Five. D. Six. | 完形填空。 | In Brazil, soccer is 1 an art form. That is the best 2 for the soccer museum to be built. Brazil is the land that 3 footbail greats 4 Garrincha, Zico, Romario, Ronaldo, Kaka, and the 5 of all, Pele. It is the only country 6 for every World Cup, and the only one to win it five times. In order to 7 the greatest sport of the nation, the Museum do Futebol, or Football Museum, opened at Pacaembu Stadium in Sao Paulo. 8 entering the 9 , 10 are greeted 11 Portuguese, Spanish and English by a life-size image of Pele, who is so famous in brazil 12 he is known simply 13 "O Rei," or "The King". "The Louvre has the 14 . We have our own piece of 15 -Pele," said Hugo Sukman of the Roberto Marinho Foundation, which helped 16 the construction of the museum. In many ways, the museum is a shrine (神龛) to Pele. One of its most impressive displays is a temporary exhibit with 140 items from Pele"s personal collection. 17 the wooden shoeshine box he used as a boy to 18 spare change and the ball from his l, 000th 19 in 1969. "Inevitably, a museum about football is also a museum about the 20 of Brazil and Brazilian culture," said Leonel Kaz, the museum"s curator (馆长). | ( )1. A. regarded ( )2. A. excuse ( )3. A. made ( )4. A. included ( )5. A. more famous ( )6. A. to have qualified ( )7. A. praise ( )8. A. Upon ( )9. A. stadium ( )10. A. fuotballers ( )11. A. of ( )12. A. that ( )13. A. for ( )14. A. Mona Lisa ( )15. A. exhibition ( )16. A. support ( )17. A. contained ( )18. A. gain ( )19. A. goal ( )20. 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