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tmuchchattinggoingonthough,itseemedlikemyclassmateswerestillshy.Whocouldblamethem?
Itwasatrulynewenvironmentforus.Thegirlsinmygroupwerealsoshyandmostofthemwerelookingdown.Finally,agirlsittinginfrontofmebrokethesilence—sheintroducedherselfasAmanda.Shethenburstouttellingusaboutherfamily.Thefourothergirlspaidattentiontowhatshesaidwithanoccasionalnodattimes.
Ilostwhatshesaidafewminutesafterthat.ThenextthingIknew,shewasalreadytalkingabouthercat.“Doyouknowitsname?
”sheaskedme.Iwasalittlesurprisedatthesuddenquestion.Ithoughtaboutitforawhile,andthenfinallyanswered,“Idon'
tknow.Itcouldbeanything.”Thequestionwasrepeatedontheothergirlsbutwiththesameresults.Amandasmiledproudly.Shewashappythatnobodycouldguesshercat'
sname.
【语篇解读】 作者第一天上学,大家都很害羞,不好意思开口讲话,这时有一个叫阿曼达的女孩打破了沉默……
1.WhichofthefollowingaboutthewriterisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Shewenttoschoolonthefirstdayallbyherself.
B.Shedidn'
tseemtolikethenewschoolatfirst.
C.Shedidn'
twantotherstoknowhername.
D.Shedidn'
tpaymuchattentiontowhatAmandasaid.
解析:
细节理解题。
根据文章第三段开头的“Ilostwhatshesaidafewminutesafterthat.”可知,作者并没有注意阿曼达说的话。
所以选D。
答案:
D
2.Thestudentsdidn'
ttalkmuchtoeachotheratfirstbecause________.
A.theydidn'
twanttobethefirsttospeak
B.theydidn'
tknowwhattobeginwith
C.theyweretooshy
D.theydidn'
tknoweachotherwell
根据文章第二段的“Thegirlsinmygroupwerealsoshyandmostofthemwerelookingdown.”可知,学生们相互之间交谈不多是因为他们仍然“害羞”。
C
3.WhydidAmandafeelhappy?
A.Becausenobodyknewshehadacatathome.
B.Becauseshewastheonlyonewhohadacat.
C.Becauseshebelievedtheotherswouldsurelylikehercat.
D.Becausenobodycouldguesshercat'
根据文章最后一段可知,阿曼达很开心是因为没有人能够猜出她的小猫的名字。
4.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.Amandawasthefirsttospeakinhergroup.
B.Thewriterwasthefirsttoentertheclassroom.
C.ThewriterwassurprisedtohearthatAmandahadacat.
D.NobodyinAmanda'
sgroupwantedtoanswerherquestion.
推理判断题。
根据文章第二段的“Finally,agirlsittinginfrontofmebrokethesilence—sheintroducedherselfasAmanda.”可知,在这个组里,阿曼达是第一个开始说话的人。
B
Here'
ssomethingyoudon'
tseeeveryday—arunawayhorseandzebraonthestreetofStatenIsland.Thetwoescapedfromapettingzoo,wheretheyhadperhapsgottiredoftoomanyunpleasantchildrenbeforerunningaway.
WhentheywererunningintheTravisneighbourhoodonWednesdaymorning,theywerefilmed(拍摄)byZacharyOsher.HeistheownerofMetropolitanDrapeandBlind.OshersharedhisvideowiththeStatenIslandAdvocate.
Thewitnesswatchedtheunusualeventaccidently,firstspottingtheoddcoupleoutthewindowofhisstoreat9:
20am.Heranoutsidewithhisphonetogetapicture.HetoldYahooNewsonthephone,“Thehorsewasleadingthezebra.Everywherethehorsewouldturn,thezebrawouldfollow.”Osherwasamazedatthesight,saying,“Icouldn'
tfigureoutwhatitwas—azebra.Ahorsemaybe,butazebra?
Wheredidthezebracomefrom?
”Headdedthatheonlylearnedlaterfromreportersthatapettingzoowasnearby.
Thepairranaroundintheparkinglot,runningbacktowardOsher,whichwaswhenhegothischancetofilmthemwithhisdigitalcamera.Osheraddedthathetriedtostopthemsotheywouldn'
trunintothestreet,buttheydidsoanyway,andnarrowlymissedbeinghitbyacar.Farbehindthemweretwomeninbluejumpsuitsandhatsandtheyweretryingtogetthem.
Thestoryendswiththesafecaptureofthetwoescapees,whowerereturnedtothepettingzooupthestreet,accordingtotheNewYorkTimes.Undoubtedly,thetwofleet-footedtrouble-makersareplanningtheirnextadventure.
【语篇解读】 一匹马和一匹斑马从动物园里跑了出来,在街上横冲直撞,引起了人们的围观。
5.Thewriterthinksthatthehorseandthezebraescapedprobablybecause________.
A.theyweretreatedbadlybyworkersinthepettingzoo
B.theywereinterestedinthelifeoutsidethepettingzoo
C.theycouldnolongerstandtheunpleasantchildren
D.theycouldnolongerbearthehardworkinthepettingzoo
根据文章第一段的“Thetwoescapedfromapettingzoo,wheretheyhadperhapsgottiredoftoomanyunpleasantchildrenbeforerunningaway.”可知,斑马和马之所以跑出来可能是因为无法忍受淘气的孩子们。
6.WhydidZacharyOsherrunoutwithhisphone?
A.Tomakeamovieaboutthetwoanimals.
B.Totakeapictureofthetwoanimals.
C.Togetintouchwiththepettingzoo.
D.TocallpeopletoworkforYahooNews.
根据文章第三段的“Heranoutsidewithhisphonetogetapicture.”可知,奥舍跟出来是为了用手机拍照。
7.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtoParagraph4?
A.Osherdrovethehorseandthezebratothestreet.
B.Thehorseandthezebrawerealmosthitbyacar.
C.Osherdidn'
tfollowthehorseorthezebratothestreet.
D.Nobodytriedtocatchthehorseandthezebraonthestreet.
根据文章第四段的“buttheydidsoanyway,andnarrowlymissedbeinghitbyacar”可知这两只动物差点被一辆小汽车撞了。
8.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.AHorseandaZebraCausedaCarAccident
B.AHorseandaZebraTookaWalkontheStreet
C.AHorseandaZebraEscapedfromaPettingZoo
D.AHorseandaZebraWereSenttoaPettingZoo
标题归纳题。
通读全文可知,本文主要是讲一匹马和一匹斑马从动物园跑了出来。
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