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题型描述: 阅读理解Anyone who thinks it’s easy being a star should meet one of the hardest-working celebrities on the planet．Liu Dehua, appearing in 108 films in 20 years, is the “No.1 Box office Actor 1985——2005” of Hong Kong. But he’s more than just a pretty face, with a separate career as a singer and musician. Heˊs one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Canto-pop, along with Jacky Cheung, Aaron Kwok, and Leon Lai. In fact, he is in the Guinness World Records for “Most Awards Won by a Canto-Pop Male Artist”. By April 2000, Liu Dehua had won 292 awards for his singing career, with more than 179 concert appearances since 1992. If this doesnˊt impress you, thereˊs one more fact you should know: he has accomplished this body of work while struggling with Hepatitis B(乙型肝炎). In 2006, Liu Dehua revealed that he has been a carrier of this 1ife-threatening condition for 20 years. Currently 3％一6％ of the world’s population is infected with the Virus, but up to a third or more may have been exposed. Mr．Liu’s decision to publicly acknowledge the condition demonstrates that he is as courageous as he is hard—working and handsome. Perhaps his honesty will help others to come forth and acknowledge their illness, or seek treatment.1.Which of me following is NOT the reason for Liu Dehuaˊs success?A. Being honestB. Being generousC. Being handsomeD. Being hardest-working2.Which of the following statements about Liu Dehua is NOT true according passage?A. He has been infected with a dangerous diseaseB. He is one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Canto-popC. His honesty will threaten his careerD. He is the No.1 Box 0fficeActor 1985—2005.3.What proportion of the world’s population has been exposed to be infected with the Hepatitis B virus?A. Above 1％—2％B. 3％—6％C. About 1％—2％D. Above 33％.4.What is the significance of Mr. Liu’s decision to publicly acknowledge his health condition?A. People win like his films and songs betterB. People will know that he is hard-working and courageousC. He may find the best treatment by publicly acknowledging his illnessD. His honesty will help others to make open their illness and try to get treatment.5.What is the authorˊs attitude towards Liu Dehua?A. PositiveB. CriticalC. ObjectiveD. Sympathetic.
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题型描述: 阅读理解One of the greatest philosophers of Western thought is Benjamin Franklin. Franklin is known as “the poor manˊs philosopher” because his simple wisdom is so clear that even ˊan uneducated man could understand it. Franklin offered homilies (布道) such as “Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.” Many of these sayings were published anonymously by Franklin in his Poor Richardˊs Almanac. This pamphlet 小册子), which was published from 1732 to 1757, also contained a calendar, weather predictions, and poetry, and was a very popular magazine in its day. Franklin, also known as a diplomat, printer, American patriot, scientist, and inventor, contributed greatly to the development of democratic government, and to the culture of the American people. Some of his maxims found from this publication include: Let thy discontents by thy secrets; if the worm knows them ˊt will despise thee and increase them. Necessity never makes a good bargain. Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead. Where thereˊs Marriage without Love, there will be Love without Marriage. If youˊd have it done, Go; if not, Send. Ben Franklin did much to contribute to the general body of knowledge in so many areas. It is well worth the time to cultivate some knowledge of this man and his many accomplishments.1.Why is Franklin known as ″the poor manˊs philosopher″?A. Because the rich are not interested in his philosophyB. Because Franklin was probably from a poor familyC. Because Franklinˊs wisdom is not very well-knownD. Because itˊs easy for common people to understand his philosophy.2.What was Poor Richardˊs Almanac in the passage?A. A detective novelB. A kind of magazineC. A history bookD. A sales brochure.3.What does the underlined word ″maxims″ mean?A. Some parts that a book mainly comprisesB. Some different sections of a publicationC. Hobbies, interests, or social customsD. Proverbs or some well-known life philosophy.4.Which of the following contributions of Franklin is NOT mentioned in the passage?A. The contribution to the culture of the American peopleB. The contribution to the development of democratic governmentC. The contribution to the general body of knowledgeD. The contribution to the development of agriculture.5.What does the author suggest at the end of the passage?A. Itˊs a waste of time to cultivate rich and famous peopleB. Itˊs worth becoming an inventor like FranklinC. Itˊs worth developing some of Franklinˊs wisdomD. Donˊt waste any minute in life.
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题型描述: 阅读理解Girls dream of having the perfect wedding, but when I got engaged, I have up any dream of the perfect day. My mother has to have her own way. She’s a very nice woman, but sheˊs convinced that what she wants is exactly what you want, and you cannot tell her otherwise. Since my parents were paying for the wedding, I kept my mouth shut, and let her decide everything! I was not married in church, but in the same hall where my brother was married. It had recently been remodeled, and all the charming features, such as a large stone fireplace, were removed. She insisted that my cousin make my wedding dress. I wanted a simple long white dress with long sleeves. My cousin made a short dress without sleeves. My cousin also added a HUGE bow on the back of the dress that looked as if I sat in a wedding cake! My mother also insisted on making the cake, but she ran out of time to frost (给…覆上糖霜) it, and a huge, plain cake was served. I wanted a single rose for a bouquet (花束); my mother insisted that my sister, a florist (花店店主), make me a huge bouquet of lilies (百合花), which I am allergic to! My mother referred to this as “my daughter’s dream wedding”. Dream wedding? More like a nightmare!1.Why couldnˊt the author dream of having the perfect wedding?A. Because she was very poorB. Because her parents loved her sister and brother moreC. Because her mother organized everythingD. Because she didnˊt have enough time to prepare.2.What was the author dissatisfied with?A. Her wedding cakeB. All of the aboveC. Her wedding dressD. Her wedding place.3.Why didnˊt the author protest against her motherˊs arrangements of her marriage?A. Because she was afraid of her motherB. Because she was used to listening to her parentsC. Because her parents were paying for the weddingD. Because itˊs a custom to follow her brotherˊs wedding.4.Which of the following statement is TRUE?A. The authorˊs sister is a floristB. The authorˊs cousin is a bakerC. The authorˊs brother is a priestD. The authorˊs mother is a dressmaker.5.What can we infer from the passage?A. Money is very important for weddingsB. Wedding customs are different from place to placeC. A successful wedding needs long preparationD. The author was disappointed, and her mother the opposite.
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题型描述: 阅读理解When I lived in Canada, many people asked me about Chinese customs. I was happy to talk about our many lovely traditions, such as Spring Festival. But I was unprepared for the number of people who asked me about Japan, Korea, and India! It seemed unbelievable to me that so many people were unaware that China is a nation with its own tradition and history. Recently, while working on a new textbook at a publishing company, I asked a foreign colleague about weddings in Nigeria. She looked at me as if I were crazy, and said, ″How would I know? Iˊm from Canada.″ I told her that all foreign cultures are alike, so she should know. She threw her head back and laughed. ″Xiao Li,″ she told me. ″I donˊt mean to hurt your feelings, but all countries have customs different from one another! Didnˊt you tell me how angry you were when Western people asked you about Japan? Itˊs not just nations that are different: country people have different ways of celebrating from city people. Celebrations are different from family to family as well.″ At first, my feelings were very hurt, but then I realized she was right. From that time on, I have not expected my foreign colleagues to know all about the customs or languages of lands other than their own!1.Why did the author feel it was unbelievable when some Western people asked him about Japan, Korea and India?A. Because he didnˊt like these countriesB. Because he didnˊt expect few people knew China has its own tradition and historyC. Because he thought that those Western people were empty-headedD. Because he hadnˊt ever been to these countries.2.Which of the following statements is NOT true according to this passage?A. The author was happy to talk about Chinese customsB. The authorˊs foreign colleague didnˊt know about weddings in NigeriaC. All foreign cultures are the sameD. The author was angry when he was asked about Japan.3.What does ″threw her head back″ mean?A. Faced upwardB. Moved her head to the sideC. Nodded her headD. Shook her head.4.Why did the author ask his foreign colleague about weddings in Nigeria?A. Because the colleague was a NigerianB. Because the colleague used to live in NigeriaC. Because he thought that all foreign cultures were alikeD. Because the colleague was very knowledgeable.5.Which of the following can NOT be inferred from this passage?A. The author would never ask his foreign colleagues about the customs that are not their ownB. The authorˊs foreign colleague used to visit NigeriaC. Celebrations are different from family to familyD. Customs are different in Japan, Korea, India and China.
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题型描述: 阅读理解A college professor once asked his class, ″Can men and women really be just friends?″ My answer is yes! I met Joe in college: in fact, our friendship began in that class. Joe quickly became my best friend: we had the same major, the same classes, and the same tastes. We spent a lot of time together studying and laughing. After college, we took jobs very far apart, but we kept in touch with the occasional emails and phone calls. Our troubles began many years later, when mutual friends decided we were perfect for one another. When we relocated to the same city, we foolishly listened to our friends and families and tried dating. It was a disaster! Our strong friendship wasnˊt meant to bring us together as husband and wife. We parted bitterly, with great disappointment and many angry words Eight years passed before we were able to resume our friendship. Today, we love each other dearly, but as brother and sister. Joe is still my best friend, and at his wedding last year, I acted as the bridesmaid! I cried at his wedding, tears of joy at seeing my friendˊs happiness. When his new baby was born, I expected it to be named after me. I sometimes think of that college professor, and how lonely I would be if I had listened to him. Cherish your college friendships without worrying about gender, and if youˊre lucky, some of them will last a lifetime.1.What is the passage mainly about?A. Joeˊs weddingB. Love on campusC. College friendshipsD. Friendship between men and women2.Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage?A. They still loved each other as loversB. Shortly after college, the author became Joeˊs wifeC. After eight years, they divorced as friendsD. Men and women can really be just friends.3.What might the word ″date″ mean in the passage?A. Doing something old-fashionedB. Determining the time to do somethingC. Meeting with a boyfriend or girlfriendD. Writing a timetable.4.When did they resume their friendship?A. After graduating from collegeB. Eight years after their partingC. After the birth of Joeˊs new babyD. After their taking jobs.5.Why did the author cry at Joeˊs wedding?A. Because she still loved Joe and regretted that she had left himB. Because she was excited to be Joeˊs bridesmaidC. Because she was sad that she couldnˊt be Joeˊs wife any moreD. Because she was overjoyed that Joe finally got his happiness.
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题型描述: 阅读理解My mother, at age 75, is a very tough person. She looks like a tiny dainty (小巧玲珑的) doll, but sheˊs made of steel. When she was ten, she witnessed Japanese soldiers killing her parents, leaving her the head of the household with a younger brother and sister. Other family members took her brother and sister, but she was left to fend (保护) for herself. She became a soldier, rising to a high rank, then worked in the government for a number of years. Five years ago, Mother took a tour of the United States, and was hit by a Japanese-made car accidentally. Every bone on the left side of her body was broken. Her brain swelled (肿胀), and she went into a coma (昏迷) for eight months. No one expected her to survive. One day she woke up, and the first thing she said was, ″Nothing made in Japan is going to kill me!″ There are so many brave and wonderful people who have survived the hell of war, and its aftermath (后果). But Mother is my favorite person. She has sweetness, a sense of humor, and determination to lead a good and full life despite everything. I wonder how many of us could face the challenges and losses she has faced, and still believe that life is a wonderful gift.1.What happened to the authorˊs grandparents when her mother was 10?A. Killed by Japanese soldiersB. Left their motherlandC. Died of illnessD. Divorced each other.2.Which of the following is NOT true of the authorˊs mother?A. She ever served in the armyB. She began to fend for herself at the age of 10C. She brought up her younger brother and sisterD. She worked in the government for years.3.What happened to the authorˊs mother when she traveled to the United States several years ago?A. She died in a car accidentB. She survived a Japanese murderC. She was murdered by a JapaneseD. She was badly hurt by a car.4.In the authorˊs mind, what kind of a woman is her mother?A. ToughB. OptimisticC. All of the aboveD. Humorous.5.Whatˊs the authorˊs attitude toward her mother?A. RespectfulB. CriticalC. SarcasticD. Pessimistic.
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题型描述: 阅读理解The next time youˊre watching television, pay attention to the advertisements. Even if the ad is for a womanˊs personal product, or baby diapers, the chances are that a manˊs voice is used in the commercial. Why? Because a manˊs voice carries more weight and authority to many people. Advertising agencies hire psychologists to determine what makes people respond to an ad by purchasing the product. Most people are conditioned to obey their fathers. Advertisers know a kindly male voice talking about the product in the last five seconds of a commercial has a subliminal (潜意识的) effect on the consumer. The consumer obeys that voice, leading to the purchase of one brand over another. This is especially important in products that are basically the same, such as detergent, or washing powder. Research proves that most of these products are equally effective: the only difference may be the scent, or perhaps the color. But consumers may not be aware of that. There are exceptions, of course. My grandmother, who is 87 years old, is one of the few people not influenced by commercials. She turns the television sound off when a commercial comes on TV. When asked why, she replied, ″Men sell that stuff. And what does any man know about washing clothes?″1.Some products, such as washing powder, are basically the same, except for _ _ _ _ _ _ A. the priceB. the expiry dateC. the scent or colorD. the purchasing method2.The focus of the passage is on _ _ _ _ _ _ A. the visual effect of adsB. the beauties in adsC. the voice in adsD. the design of ads3.The products mentioned in the passage are mainly designed for _ _ _ _ _ _ A. womenB. menC. childrenD. old people4.According to the passage, a male voice usually appears _ _ _ _ _ _ an adA. in the middle ofB. all throughC. at the end ofD. at the beginning of5.A manˊs voice is often used in an ad because it carriesA. more informationB. more experienceC. more certaintyD. more influence
