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Previous鯨下，鸚鵡螺號(hào)用螺旋槳?dú)⑺懒撕芏嗷ⅥL。一路南行，“我們”開(kāi)始看到巨大的冰山。查看本章講ChapterAtabouteighto’clockinthemorningofMarch16th,theNautiluscrossedtheAntarcticCircle.Weweresurroundedbyiceonallsides.Buteverytimeitseemedimpossibletomove,Nemomanagedtofindawaythrough.Lateronintheday,however,webecameprisonersoftheice.Theice-banks(冰塊hadfinallyblockedourwayTheCaptainhadtousemoredirectmeanstodealwiththeHedrovetheNautilusagainsttheicewithgreatforce,crackingtheiceandthrowingitintotheair.Thepoweroftheshipmadeacforitselfthatitcouldpassthrough.Theoutsideoftheshipbynowwascompleycoveredinice,buttheNautiluswasstrong.Itcarriedonitschargefortwodays.OnMarch18thhowever,theNautiluscouldmoveforwardnomore.Infrontofustherewasanenormousice-bank(冰塊).Theicewasnowabarrierthatwasimpossibletomove,evenforamanlikeTheshiphadtostop,itcouldgoonnoWecouldn’tevenreturnbecausethepathwehadmadehadalreadyclosedup.“Well,Professor,whatdoyouthinkofthis?”askedtheCaptain.“Ican’tseeawayout,”I“Youwillneverchange,”saidNemo.“Youseenothingbutdifficultiesandobstacles,whileIseeTheNautiluswillcontinueitsjourneytothePole!”Thiswasmadness.NonavigatorhadeverarrivedattheSouthPole.Andnowwewerestuck.Wecouldn’tgoforwardor“I’dliketobelieveyouCaptain,saidIinasarcastic(諷刺的tone.Letusdestroythisice-bank(冰塊)andifitresists,wewillgivetheNautiluswingstoflyoverit.”“Notoveritbutunderit!”repliedCaptainNemo.“TheNautilusisnoordinaryvesselasyouknow.”“Underit!”Iexclaimed.“Iseewearestartingtounderstandeachother,Theonlydifficultyisthatofremainingunderneathformanydayswithoutbeingabletorenewourairsupply.”Togetherwedecidedthatwewouldhavetofillupourreservesofairtotheum,sothatwewouldhaveenoughuntilwecameuptothesurface.Preparationsforthisattempttobypasstheice-bank(冰塊Airwaspumpedintothestorageoftheship,andatfouro’clockNemocalledfortheclosingofthehatchesontheplatform.Itookonelastlookatthemassiveice-bank(冰塊infrontofus.Theweatherwasclear,andthewindhadgonedown.Someofthecrewcameouttobreaktheicearoundtheship,sothatwewouldhaveenoughroomtodescend.AndthendownweAssoonasitwasunder,theNautiluskeptupaspeedoftwenty-sixanhour—thespeedofanexpresstrain.WithsuchaspeedwecouldreachthePoleinfortyhours.Atabouttwointhemorning,Idecidedtotakesomerest.Conseildidthesame.Thenextmorning,Igotupandwenttothelibrary.SuddenlyIfeltashock.TheNautiluswastryingtogoup,butsomethingwasthere,blockingTheicewasstilltoothick,anditpreventedtheshipfromcomingtotheSeveraltimesduringthedaytheNautilustriedtorise,andeverytimeitstruckthisthickwalloficethatseparatedusfromthesurfaceoftheocean.Althoughtherewasstillthereserveofair,Ididn’tsleepwellthatTheNautiluskeptontryingtoescapefromitsice-prison,andIcouldhearIgotupregularlytoobservetheinstrumentreadings,andtheirobservationsgavemesomehope.Theiceaboveseemedtobegettingthinnerandthinner.Finally,atsixinthemorning,thedoorofthelibraryopened,andCaptainNemoappeared.“Theseaisopen!!”wasallhesaid.Irushedontotheplatform.Yes!Nemowasright.TherewastheopenTherewasalittleice,butfinallyIcouldseethewateragain.“AreweatthePole?”IaskedtheCaptainwithabeatingheart.Hedidn’tknow—hecouldn’tpossiblyknow.Weneededsomesuntohelpustotakemeasurementsandunderstandmorepreciselyifwewerethefirstmenonthisearthtoarriveatthisplace.IlookedupattheItdidn’tlookveryfriendly,andIwasn’tsurethatthesunwouldcomeout.Thesunjusthadtomakeabriefappearance,that’sallweneeded.Oncewewereasneartolandastheshipcouldget,theboatwaspreparedsothatwecouldgooutandexplore.TheCaptain,Conseil,myself,andtwoofhismengotinandwerowedtowardtheshore.ConseilwasjustabouttojumponthelandwhenIstoppedhim.“Sir,”IsaidtoCaptainNemo,“youshouldhavethehonorofbeingthefirstmantosetfootontheSouthPole.”CaptainNemojumpedontotheHeclimbedarockandtherehesat,lookingaroundhim,asifhewasthemasterofallhesaw.Andatthatmoment,Itrulybelievedthathewas.Whentheice-banksblockedthewayforward,howdidtheNautilusdealwiththeproblem?AItchangeditsroutetoavoidtheice-banks.B:Itusedboilingwatertomelttheice-CItItcrackedtheiceandmadeafor文中提到“TheCaptainhadtousemoredirectmeanstodealwiththeproblem.HedrovetheNautilusagainsttheicewithgreatforce,crackingtheiceandthrowingitintotheair.Thepoweroftheshipmadeac foritselfthatitcouldpassthrough.”所以選C。Whydidn’tCaptainNemoknowwhether“we”wereattheSouthPoleornot?ABecausehelosthiswayaftertheNautilusescapedfromtheice-prison.B:Becausehehadnoinstrumentstomeasure“our”preciseCBecausethesundidn’tappeartohelp“us”confirmthe文中提到“Hedidn’tknow—hecouldn’tpossiblyknow.Weneededsomesuntohelpustotakemeasurementsandunderstandmorepreciselyifwewerethefirstmenonthisearthtoarriveatthisplace.”所以選C。WhosetfootonthelandABCaptainC文中提到