2023年大學(xué)英語(yǔ)B閱讀理解翻譯版

閱讀理解Ｐassage１VeｒyfｅwｐｅoplｅwerecｏmiｎgｔｏeatattｈeWhiteRoｓeReｓtaｕrant,ａnditsownｅrdidn'ｔkｎｏｗwhattｏdo.Thefｏoｄinhisrestaurａntwaｓcheapandgｏod,ｂuｔnｏbｏdyｓeemedtoｗanttoeaｔｔhere.Ｔheｎｈeｄiｄsｏｍetｈingthatｃhａｎｇedaｌｌthａｔ,andｉnafewweeｋｓhiｓrestaurantwasａlwaｙsｆｕlｌofｍenanｄthｅirlaｄｙｆｒｉends.Whenevｅrａgeｎtlemancamｅwｉｔｈaｌady,asmilingwaitergaveeachoftｈemaｂeautifｕlｍenu.Ｔｈｅmｅnuslookｅdeｘactｌytｈｅsamｅonthｅoutｓide，ｂuｔtｈerｅwasａnｉmｐorｔantdifｆｅrｅncｅinｓide．Thｅmeｎｕthａｔtheｗaiterｈandedtothｅmanｇaｖethecorｒecｔprｉcefｏrｅachdishａndeａchｂｏｔtleｏfｗｉne;whilethｅｍenuthathｅｈaｎdedtotｈｅlａｄygａveamuchhigherpｒｉce!Sowhenthemanｃaｌmlyｏrdｅrｅｄｄiｓhaｆterdｉsｈandwｉｎeafｔerwine，thelａｄythouｇｈthewａｓｍｕｃhｍｏregenｅrouｓthaｎherｅallｙｗas！1.Thewaitergaveａbｅaｕtifuｌmenutotheｇueｓtswhｅnａgentleｍanａndｈｉslaｄｙfrienｄｃａmeiｎｔotherestaｕraｎt．A．T ?? ??? B.F２.Tｈeｍenusforthｅgｕeｓtsweretｈesameontheｏｕtsideｂutdifｆerenｔｉnsidｅ．A.T ?? ? ??B.F３.Tｈｅｍａleｇuestcouldrｅｍaiｎｃalmｗhenheoｒderｅdｄiｓhaftｅrdisｈbｅｃausehewａsriｃh.A.T?? ? ??Ｂ.F4．Theladyｔhｏughｔoｆhｅrfriｅndｖerygeｎerousafｔeraｍealatthｉsｒesｔaurant.A.T ????????B.F5.Thestｏrｙmａinｌysｕggestｓthatpeoplelｉketogoｔoexpeｎｓiｖerｅstauｒants.A.T?? B.F答案：BABAＢPａsｓagｅ2Ｍr.Whiteliｖｅdｉnａsｍallvillａｇｅ.Hisparentsｈadｎ'tenoｕｇhmoｎeytosｅnｄhimtoschool.Hｅhａdtohelｐthemtｏdoｓometｈinｇｉｎthefiｅlds.Buthedidn'tlｉkｅtoliｖeinｔheｐoｏrｐlaｃｅ.Whｅnhｅwassｉxteen,hｅgoｔtｏｔheｔｏwnandｆoundwｏrkinafａctory．Ｔｈｒeeyｅarsｌaｔｅrｈebｅcamｅｔallａndｓtroｎｇ．SohｅwａssenttoAｆｒicaasaｓoｌｄｉｅr.Hesｔayeｄtheｒefｏrfiveyeaｒsaｎdｇotsomｅmoｎey.ThｅnhecamｅbaｃkｔoEｎglaｎdandboughtashｏpinasmａllｔｏwn.NopeoｐlｅinｔｈｅｔｏｗnwenttoAｆrｉcａｅｘceptｈｉm.Andhｅhopedtheythoｕghthewasafamousmanandthattheycoulｄｒesｐｅｃthｉm.ThｅchｉｌdrenoｆｔenaskedhｉmtoｔｅllthemsｏmestorｉｅsaｎｄｈiｓliｆeiｎＡｆricａ．OnｅdaｙafeｗchildrenaｓkedhimtotelｌｔｈemsｏmethingａbｏuttheanimalsiｎＡｆrｉcａ.Ｈetoｌｄthemhowhefoughtwｉtｈtｈetｉgersａndelephａnｔs．Ｈiｓsｔoｒｉessurpriseｄthｅｍaｌｌaｎdsｏmepoliｃｅｍenａnｄworkeｒsweｎttoliｓtenｔohim.Itmadeｈimhappieｒ．Juｓtamanwｈｏｔａughtgeographｙinａmiｄdleschoolpasseｄtｈeｒe.Ｈｅｓｔoppedtolistentohimforａwhiｌeandthensaid，"Couldｙoupleasｅtellusａrａreanimａl，sir？""Cｅrtainly,"saiｄMr.Turner."OnｅｄayＩmeｔaｒhinocerｏs(犀牛）byariｖeｒ…""Pｌeａsewaiｔａｍinutｅ,sｉr,"sａidthｅmaｎ.＂Therearen＇taｎyrhｉnocerｏsｉｎA(yù)fricaatall！""It'srarｅjustｂecausethereａreｎ＇tany!＂6.Mr.Ｗhｉteｗasｂｏrnｉnaｆaｒmer'sｆamily．Ａ．T ?? ?????Ｂ.F7.Ｍr．Ｗhiｔehopeｄtｏｂereｓｐｅctｅdbecａuseheｗasthｅｒｉchｅsｔｍaniｎthｅirtown.Ａ.T ?? ?? ???B.F8.Tｈechildｒenoｆｔｅｎasｋedｈimｔｏｔｅlltｈemsｏmeｔhinginｔeresｔｉngbecauseheｋｎewmoreｔhananyoｔhｅｒpersonintheｔown.A．T ??? ?Ｂ.F9.AllpeｏplebｅlievedMｒ．Whｉteeｘcｅptthechilｄren.A．T ? ? ???B.F10.Mr.Wｈiｔewouldn'tliｋetｏadｍitthathewaswrong．Ａ.Ｔ ? ? ? ?B.Ｆ答案：ＡBＡBAPassagｅ３WearebuｓytａlkingabouｔandusiｎgtheInｔerｎet，buthｏwmanｙｏfuｓknｏｗthehｉstoryofｔheIｎtｅrnet?Manｙpeopleaｒesｕｒｐrisｅdwhentｈeyｆindthａt(yī)tｈｅIｎｔｅｒnetwａｓsetupiｎthe19６0s．Atthａｔtime,ｃｏｍputersweｒelargeandeｘｐeｎｓive.Ｃompｕternetwｏrkdiｄｎ'twｏrkweｌl．Ifoｎecｏmｐuterｉnｔhenetwｏｒkｂroｋｅdｏｗn，ｔhentheｗhoｌｅnetwｏｒkstopｐed.Soaｎewneｔworｋsyｓtｅmhaｄｔｏbｅsetuｐ．Ｉtsｈｏuldbｅgoｏdenoughｔobｅusedbｙmanydifｆerｅnｔcomｐuters.Iｆpａｒtｏfthenｅｔwｏｒkｗasnotwoｒking，infｏrmａｔiｏnｃouｌｄbesentｔhroughanothｅrpart.Ｉnthiｓpuｔｅrnｅtwoｒkｓｙｓtemｗoulｄkeeｐoｎworkinｇｏｎｔhｅtimｅ.AtｆｉｒｓtｔheInｔernetwaｓonlyusedbｙｔｈegｏｖernment,buｔinthｅe(cuò)ａrly1９70s，univeｒsitｉeｓ，hosｐitａlsandbankｓwｅｒeallowedtoｕseittoo．Howｅvｅr，coｍｐuteｒswｅresｔillverｙｅｘｐensｉveandｔheIｎternetwasｄｉfficulttoｕsｅ.Bythｅｓtartoｆｔhｅ1９90ｓ,compｕteｒsbecameｃｈｅapeｒａndeaｓierｔousｅ．Ｓｃientiｓtsｈadalｓodeveloｐedsoｆtwaretｈaｔmａde＂surfing＂inthｅInterneｔmoｒeｃｏnｖenient.Toｄayitiseａｓyｔogetoｎ－ｌineaｎditissaｉｄtｈatmiｌlionｓofｐeoｐｌeuｓetｈeIｎternｅtevｅryｄay．Sｅndｉｎｇe－mａiliｓmorｅａndｍorepopulaｒａmoｎｇstuｄeｎts．TｈeIｎteｒｎethａｓｎｏwｂｅcomeoneoftheｍostimportａntpartsofpeople'slｉfe.１1.TheＩｎｔｅrnethａsａhｉｓtoryｏfｍｏrｅｔhaｎfourｔyyeａrs.A.T????? ? ?B．F１2．Anｅｗnetwｏrksｙstemｗassetuｐtoｍakecomｐutｅrscheaper．Ａ.T ????? ??Ｂ.Ｆ１３.AtfirｓttheIｎｔernetwasonlyusedｂｙthegoｖｅrnｍｅnｔ.A.T ? ?? ?Ｂ.Ｆ14.Sｏftwaｒｅmａde＂surｆing＂theInｔernetmｏreｃonvｅnieｎt.A．T ? ?? ?B.F１5.Todaｙit'sstillｎoteａsｙtｏgetoｎ-line.A．T ?? Ｂ．Ｆ答案：ABＡＡBＰａssａge４Ｉｎ19２0,barelｙoｕtｏfhｉｓtｅｅnｓ,ＡｌfrｅdHiｔｃhcｏｃkｗｅnttoｗoｒkｆｏranAmericanｆｉlmcｏmｐanywhｉchhadopenｅｄastudioinIｓｌinｇｔoｎ,Loｎdon.Hisfirｓtjoｂatthesｔudiowasｗrｉtingcaptiｏns（腳本)forsｉｌentmovies．Withiｎtwoyｅarｓ,hewａswritingscriptｓ(劇本)aｎdｗoｒkiｎgａsanaｓｓｉstantdiｒｅｃtor.Ｆorｔhｅｒｅstofthe1９20ｓ，ＨitchcｏckworkedononefilmａfteｒanotheｒiｎBritａiｎandGeｒmaｎy．Filmingwasｏfｔenａrough－and-ready(匆忙做成的）aｆｆairandｔheａssｉsｔantdiｒｅctｏｒwaｓreｑuiredtosｔepｉｎanｄpｌuｇgａpｓ.Ａcａｍeramaｎwentmissing,Hitchcoｃｋｂecａmeａcameraｍan．Ascｅneneededrewritｉng，Ｈiｔｃhcockrｅwｒoteｉt.Sｏmeoneneｅｄedｔｏbeincｈargeofｍoneｙwhentｈeｆilmcｒeｗwasonlocation,Ｈitchcｏcｋlookedａftertheｍoney.Ａｔｔhｅｓａｍetimｅ,thｉｓbｅiｎｇtｈｅe(cuò)raｏｆｓiｌentmoｖiｅｓ,Hｉｔｃhcockｗasｌearｎiｎｇtheｌａnｇuageｏｆｃinｅmａ:tｅｌｌinｇastory－ｎｏtthｒoughdiａｌoｇue,bｕtthroｕghｖisualiｍages（視覺(jué)影象）.Ｔhｉsｌedtｏhｉｓsuccesslater.Whenｈｅbegaｎtｏdiｒｅcｔhｉｓｏｗnｆilms,fｉrstinBrｉｔaｉnanｄlaｔerｉnHollywood,hewaｓdetermineｄtomａkefｉlｍｓｔhatheldtｈeaudience'satteｎtiｏnaｎdkｅｐｔtension(緊張感).Ｈｅsｕｃｃeeded.Hitchcocｋ'sabilｉtyｔｏpuｔyoｕontheｅdgｅｏfｙｏurｓeatｍakｅshimonｅofthegrｅaｔｅsｔmａkersｏfsuspｅnｓe（懸念）movies.１6.AｌfredＨitchcocｋ＇sfｉｒｓtjoｂattheｓｔuｄiowａsｗriｔｉngcaptｉoｎｓforｓｉlentmoviｅｓ.A.T???? ? ? ?Ｂ.F１７.Accｏｒdingtotheconｔext，"stepinandpluggapｓ"（inLiｎe3,Ｐａｒa．2）meaｎsasｋingforone'ｓｈelｐ.A．T ????? ??B.F18．ＴellingａstｏrythrｏughdialogｕｅpreparedHitchｃockforｈissucｃeｓslａt(yī)ｅr.A.T ? ??? ? B.Ｆ19.Hｅwａｓdｅｔerminedｔodrａwtｈeａｕdｉence'satteｎtionａndkeeptensioninhiｓfilｍ-makｉng.A.T ? ? ?? ?B．F20．Ｈｅhａdtakenupｄｉffｅreｎtjoｂｓbeforeheｓucｃｅe(cuò)ded.Ａ.Ｔ??? ? ? ? B.F答案：ABBAAPａssage5Tｈewｏrｋerswhoｂroughttｈegiｒltotｈeorphaｎage（孤兒院）kneｗlittlｅaboutｈer.Theｓｔreeｔswｈeretｈeyfouｎdhｅrhａdbｅe(cuò)nhｅｒhomeformanyyeａrs．Ｈeｒpａrentｓwereuｎｋｎoｗn.Tｈeｙleftherloｎｇａgo．Ａttheorｐhanage，ｔheｇirl，likeaｌｌthechiｌdrｅnthere,wasｔａｕghttoreadanｄｗｒitｅ.Ｗhiｌeshewasstudｙingａｔtheorphanａｇｅ,shelearnｅdsｏｍeｔhingeｌsｅ-ｔｏbeiｎｄependｅnt.Ａttwenｔｙ－one,sｈeleｆttheorｐhanageａndbeｇａｎworkasａｓecreｔary.Ａｎdthen,ｉn１975,whileｓhewassｔｉllｗorｋiｎgａsanoｒdｉｎarysecretaｒy，sｏmethingspeciａｌhappeｎed.ＳheｅｎｔereｄｔhｅＭissＨongKongｃｏmpetitionandwonit.Thiｓwasthｅturningｐoｉntinherlife.Nowhername,ＭaryCheuｎg,wasknownｔoeveｒybｏｄy.Marｙenteredthｅｃｏmｐｅtiｔionbｅcauseshewaｎtedtoｓｈowtｈａt(yī)ｏｒphanaｇｅgirｌscｏuldbesomｅthing.Ｗiｎniｎgthｅcoｍpetitiongaveherthechancetoｓｔaｒtaｎewlife．Thiｓledheｒfｉｒotelevｉｓionandtheｎｉntｏｂｕsｉｎesｓasamanager.Whenshewaswｏｒkｉngａsamaｎagｅr，ｓhehａdtroｕｂleｗｉthｈerrepｏrts."ＭｙEnｇliｓｈｊｕｓtwａsn'ｔgoodenｏugh．"ｓhesays．Luckily，shehadaｂoyfriend(ｗholａt(yī)erbecameherhｕsbａｎd)tｏｈeｌphｅr.Maryｓtudｉedｍanagemｅntａt(yī)ＨｏngＫoｎｇPｏｌyteｃｈnicandgｒaduaｔedｉn1980.Shｅｓtaｒtedherownbuｓinessin１９85.Butｓｈedｉｄnｏｔstoｐdevｅlopinｇherself.ShetheｎｓｔｕｄieｄatｔheUnivｅrsｉｔｙofHongＫｏｎｇ.Sincｅ1９87，ｓhｅhaｄsｐeｎｔaloｔoftimeonpｈotoｇraphy．Sheｈaｓｈeldseverａleｘhｉｂiｔioｎsofherworｋinmａnyｐｌaceｓ-Ｃhina,NeｗZeａlandandＰaris.Ｓｈestiｌｌfｏuｎdtime,hoｗｅver，tｏworkonＴV，wrｉｔefornewspapｅｒsａndｂｒinｇｕpheｒfamily.Tｈegｉrｌｆromtheｓtreｅthaｓcomealongwａy,bｕtｈerjouｒnｅyisnotｆinｉshｅdyet.2１．BｅforｅMaryCｈeｕnｇｗａsbroughtｔotheorｐhａｎaｇe，ｓhehadlｉvedinｔhestｒeｅtsfoｒmanyyearｓ.A．T????? ? Ｂ.Ｆ22．Tｈｅsentenｃｅ"ｏrphanagegｉrlscｏuldbesｏmｅtｈing"meａnsthaｔorpｈaｎａgegirlsｃouldbepoｐulaｒaｎdsucceｓｓful.A．T?? ?? B.F２３.Ｈｅｒlifeｃhangediｎ1985.A.T ? ??? ?B.Ｆ２4．Ｔhispａsｓａgeisprobablytakenfroｍanｏvel.A.T??? ?? ?? B.Ｆ２5.Ｍaｒy＇sboｙfriｅnｄｗａsgｏodatＥnglisｈ．A.T ? ? Ｂ.F答案：AAＢBＡ資料編輯由365ｉｏp網(wǎng)編輯完畢,有問(wèn)題可以反饋Q+２863８354，九月統(tǒng)考3天通過(guò)輔助Pａsｓａge6IfyｏuｔravｅｌbｙａirａｃrosstheceｎterofAｆriｃａorSoutｈAｍerica，yoｕfｌyoveｒｆoresｔsfoｒthoｕsandsｏfｋｉlｏｍｅtｅrｓ.Thesegreａｔforｅstsaｒeｔheｏceansoftｒeｅs.Thereaｒethousａndsandthouｓandsoｆdiffeｒｅntkiｎｄsofplantｓandanimals.Howevｅｒ,thewｏｒlｄ'sfoｒesｔsaｒegｅttｉｎｇsｍaｌleraｌlｔhｅｔime.Ｗｅaｒeｃｕttiｎgdownｔhetｒeesｂeｃａuseweneｅdwood,andｗｅneｅdmorefarmlaｎd．Somepｅoplesaytｈatｔherewilｌｎotｂｅaｎyｆｏreｓｔｓｌikethesein20ｏr3０yｅars．Whatｗillhappeniｆtheydiｓapｐeａr?Ｉｆwecｕtｄoｗnoｕｒｆorｅsts,ａｌotoｆplａntsａndanimalswｉlldｉｓapｐearｆroｍthewｏｒld.Inalｏｔofplaceｓtｈeｎｅwfａrmlanｄｗiｌlsoonlｏokｌikethｅｏlddｅserts.Crｏpswiｌｌｎoｔｇrｏwthｅｒe．Iｔｗillnoｔrainｖerｙoｆｔen,ａndtheweａt(yī)ｈｅrｗiｌlgetｖeｒyhｏt.Peｒhapstheｃlimａt(yī)eoｆtheｗorldwillｃhange．Tｈｉｓwilｌｂｅdanｇeroｕsforeveryoneｉｎtheworｌd．Thatｉswhywｅmｕstｔakecareofouｒforests.2６.Thｅpaｓsaｇemainlytelｌsusabｏutｔhｅｉmpoｒｔaｎceoftakiｎgｃarｅｏｆｐlantｓ.A.T? ? ? ??? B.F答案:Ａ27.Forestsarｅｈomesｆｏrdifｆeｒｅnｔkinｄsoｆａｎimalｓ.A.T? ? ? ?? B.F答案:Ａ28.Thｅnｅｅｄformｏrewooｄanｄmｏrelandhｅlptopｒotectouｒｆoｒests.A.T?? ??? B．F答案：B29.Ｗe'llhavemｏｒeaｎｄｇreaｔerfｏrｅsｔｓnin20or30yeａｒsinsｏmepeoｐle'svieｗ.A.T? ? ? ???B.Ｆ答案:B３0.Ｔhewｒitertｈinｋsitｎecｅssarytoｐrｏtecｔtheforｅｓｔｓ.A.T ?? ? ????B．F答案：APａｓsagｅ7Ｗhatmaｋeｓｏnｅperｓonmoｒeinｔｅlｌigeｎtｔhａnａnothｅｒ？Whaｔmaｋｅｓonepersoｎageｎius,likｅthebｒｉｌlｉanｔAlｂｅｒtEiｎstｅｉn,andanｏthｅrpｅrsonafool?Aｒepeopleborninｔelligｅntorstupid,oriｓｉntｅｌlｉgencethereｓulｔｏfｗherｅaｎｄhｏwyoulivｅ?Ｔhｅsearｅverｙｏldqｕeｓtｉoｎｓanｄｔheaｎswerｓtothemaｒeｓtiｌｌｎoｔcleａｒ.Ｗｅkｎow，hｏwever，tｈatjuｓｔｂeingbornwithagｏodmindiｓnoｔenougｈ.Ｉnsomeways,ｔhemindisｌiｋealegｏranａrｍmｕsｃlｅ.Iｔnｅｅdsｅxercise.Mentａｌexeｒｃiseisｐａrｔicularlyｉmpｏrtanｔforｙｏuｎgchilｄｒｅn.Ｍanychilｄｐsychoｌｏgiｓts(心理學(xué)家)ｔhinkthａt(yī)paｒenｔｓshoulｄplａywiththｅirchｉldｒｅｎmoreofteｎandgiveｔｈeｍproblemstothｉnｋaｂｏut.Thｅchｉｌdrｅnarethenmｏｒelikｅｌｙtogrｏwuｐbｒiｇhtanｄintelligeｎｔ．If,ｏntheoｔｈｅrhand，chｉlｄreｎａｒeleftａｌonｅagreatｄeaｌwｉthｎothiｎｇｔｏdo,theｙarｅmorelikelytobecomedullaｎｄunｉｎtelligeｎt.Parentsshouｌdａlｓobecａrｅfｕlwithｗhattｈeysayｔｏｙｏｕngchiｌdｒen.Ａｃcordingtｏsoｍｅｐsyｃholoｇｉsts,ｉfｐareｎtｓareａlwaｙstellｉngachilｄtｈatheorsheisafooｌoranidioｔ，thenｔｈecｈildismｏrelikelytoｋeｅｐｄｏｉngsiｌlｙandｆoolisｈthｉnｇｓ.Soiｔiｓprｏbaｂlybetｔerｆｏrｐａreｎtｓtosａｙｖeryposｉｔivethiｎｇsｔｏｔｈｅｉｒchildren,suchas"Thatwａｓａvｅrycleverthingyoｕdid．"ｏr＂Youaｒesｕchaｓmartchilｄ."31.Ｔheword"intelligeｎt＂intｈｅ１stparａgraphprobablymeanbrighｔ.Ａ.T? ? ???? B.F答案：A３２.Acｃｏrdｉｎgtoｔｈｅcontextｗｅcanguessthatageniusisaｎoｒmaｌｐerｓonwhilｅanidiotisafｕnnypｅrsoｎ.A.Ｔ ?? B.F答案:Ｂ33.Apeｒｓonｂornwithagoodbrａinandputｔiｎgitinｔoactiveuseiｓmoreｌikeｌytobｅcomeａgｅnｉus.A.Ｔ ?? ? ? B.Ｆ答案：A34.Iｔisbetteｒforｐarentｓtopraｉseａndeｎcouragｅtｈｅirｃhildrenｍoｒeｏｆten.A.T ? ? B．F答案：A35.Intｅlligenceiｓoｂviouslｙtｈereｓultofｗherｅandhowｙoulive．A.T ? ? B．Ｆ答案：BPassage8Amangoｔｉntoａt(yī)raｉnandｆoundｈiｍselfｓittingoppositeawomanwhoseemedtｏbeaboｕｔtｈirty－fｉveｙｅａrｓold.Sooｎthｅybeｇantａlkingtoeａchoｔｈｅｒ,ａｎdthemaｎsaidtohｅr，"Dｏyouhａveafａmｉｌｙ?"＂Yes,Ｉhavｅoｎesoｎ，＂thewomananswerｅd．＂Oh，rｅallｙ?"saidｔhemａn."Ｄoｅsheｓmｏke?""No,ｈｅ'sｎevｅｒｔoucｈedacigaｒetｔe，"theｗomanrepliｅｄ．"That'sｇｏod,＂thｅmancontinued."Ｉｄon＇tsmoｋeeitｈｅr．Toｂａcｃoisveｒyｂadtoone＇ｓｈｅaｌtｈ.Anddoesyoursondrinkｗｉne?""Ｏh,no,"theｗomanansweｒedａt(yī)ｏｎce."Hｅ'sneverdrunkadrｏpofｉｔ.""TheｎＩcｏngratｕｌateｙoｕ,ma'ａm,"tｈeｍansaid．＂Anｄdoｅsheeveｒcｏmehoｍeｌateatnight?""No,nevｅｒ,"hisnｅiｇhｂoraｎswered."Hegｏeｓｔｏbedｉｍmｅｄｉａt(yī)ｅlyａfterｄiｎnereverynight."＂Well，"tｈemａnsａiｄ,"he'sawｉseｙoungmａn.Hoｗoldisｈe?""He'sｓiｘmoｎthsｏｌdtoｄaｙ.Buthewillgrowｕｐtobeagenｔleｍan,"thewomanrepｌiedproudly.３6.Theｍａｎanｄｔhewomanarｅｔａｌｋｉngａｂｏｕｔthewomaｎ'sｓｏｎ.A.T ??? ??? B.F答案:A３7.Tｈｅwomanthinｋsｈeｒｓoｎwｉlｌbeagｅnｔｌemａｎ.A.T ?? ? ? ?B．F答案：A38.Ｔｈｅconversａt(yī)iｏntookplacｅonaｔrain.Ａ.T ? ?B.F答案：Ａ39.Ｔheｗorｄ"disappoｉnｔｅd＂proｂaｂlybesｔdｅsｃｒibesｔhｅmａn＇sfeelｉｎgattheｅnｄofthecｏｎｖｅrｓatioｎ.Ａ．T? ? ??? ??B.Ｆ答案:B4０．Thewｏmanissoproudoｆhｅrsoｎthatsｈedoesｎoｔｒeallｙundｅrstａnｄwhatｔhemａn'sｑuestionsmｅaｎ.A.T ? ????? ?B.F答案:BPａsｓaｇe9Ｍｒ.Youngｒａnhisownbｕsiｎessanｄwoｒkedveryhａrd.Hisｗifeｗasａｆraidthathｅｗｏuldｇｅtｓicｋifhｅｃoｎtｉnuｅdlｉｋethat,soshｅofｔeｎtriedtｏgｅthimtｏtａkeａvａcａt(yī)iｏｎ．Atlastsｈｅｍanagedtopersuadehｉmtodｏsｏ,anｄshｅｈｏpｅdｔhatheｗｏuｌdbeabletoeｎｊoyhiｓvacaｔionwitｈouｔａnydisｔｕrbance,ｓobeｆoretheylefｔ,Mrｓ．Ｙoungｗｅｎttｏseeherｈｕｓband'ssecretary.Ｓhesａidｔｏｈer，＂Myhusbａndneedsavacationvｅrｙmuch，ｓowhatevｅrｈappenｓ，pleasｅdon＇tｂotherｈimwｉthｔeｌegrａmｓaｎｄletｔersaboｕtbusinｅsｓｐｒoｂlemswhilｅｗeareａway．Jusｔｗaittillｗegetback."AftｅrMr．a(chǎn)ndMrs．Yｏｕnｇhａdbｅe(cuò)ｎawａyaboutaweeｋ,Mr.Yoｕngreceiｖedaleｔteｒｆroｍhiｓsecｒeｔａrywhｉｃhsaｉd,"Ｓomethiｎgｔeｒribｌｅhaｐpenedtoyｏuｒｂusiness,ｂutＩ'ｍnotgｏingｔobotherｙouｗithitwhileyｏuａｒeｅnjoyｉngyoｕrvacation．"41.Mr.Yoｕngwaｓtheowｎeｒoｆapｒivatebuｓiｎess.A.T????? ?? B.Ｆ答案：A4２．Mrｓ．Younｇwｏrｒｉeｄaboutｈｅrｈusbanｄ'sbusinｅsｓ.A.T ?? ??? Ｂ.F答案:Ｂ４３.Ｍｒs.Ｙoungｗａsａfraｉdthatherhusbaｎd'ｓｖacationｍighｔｂｅspoｉｌt.A.T ? ? ????B．Ｆ答案:A44.Ｔheｓeｃretarydｉdn'texpｌaininｈerlettｅrwｈathａdhappenｅdtｏMr.Yoｕｎｇ'sbｕsiness，ｂecausesｈediｄn'twanｔtospｏilMr.Yｏｕnｇ'svａcａt(yī)ion.A.T? ? ? ???B.F答案:A４5.ＹouｃａnlearnfromtheｓtorythatMｒ．Ｙoｕｎghadaｓｔｕｐiｄｓecretａｒy.A．T???? ????B．Ｆ答案：A資料編輯由36５iop網(wǎng)編輯完畢，有問(wèn)題可以反饋Ｑ+28６383５4,九月統(tǒng)考3天通過(guò)輔助Pasｓaｇe10HereisaｓtorｙｔoldａｂoutanAmｅｒicaｎgeneralｗｈowasaｖeｒyｉmｐｏrｔａntfiguｒｅinｔheAmｅrｉcａnarｍｙｄuringtheＦirsｔＷo(hù)rldＷar.EveryｂoｄyｉntｈeUnｉtｅｄStatesknewhｉmandmanypｅoplewｉｓｈeｄtohaveapｉｃtｕrｅorｓｏｍｅthinｇofhisintheirhｏmeｓ．SoｏｎaftｅrtｈewａrthegenerａｌretｕrneｄtｏＷaｓhinｇｔon.Ｏnｅｄaｙｈｅwentｔoadeｎtistanｄｈadsixteethｐulｌｅdout.Aｗeeklaｔｅrtｈeｇｅneｒalhｅaｒｄthａｔｈistｅe(cuò)thwerｅbeiｎgｓｏｌｄinsｈｏｐsat$５each.Oｎｅaｃｈofthｅteeｔhtheｒｅwaｓａlabeｌｗithｔhｅnａｍeoｆｔhegeneralandwords:＂bｕyｔhｅｓeｔeｅthaｎdshoｗｔｈemtoｙouｒｆriendｓathome."Tｈegenｅraｌgotaｎｇrｙ．Ｈeｒuｓｈｅｄtohisofficeandorｄeredsixｏfficersｔoｇoarouｎdthｅｃitｙａndbuyallhisteetｈ.Ｔｈｅoffiｃｅrswentoｕtanｄviｓitｅdｅveｒyｓhopintｈecaｐitａl.Tｈeyｗｅｒeawａｙfroｍthｅoffｉcｅalldaｙ.Intheeｖｅninｇｔｈeyretuｒneｄandpｕtｏnthｅtaｂｌeｉnfronｔoｆtheｇｅｎｅraｌthetｅe(cuò)tｈｔhｅｙhａdboｕght.Theｙｈａdｃollｅcｔeｄ175ｔｅe(cuò)th.46.Maｎｙｆamiｌｉesｗanｔeｄtｏhａveasｉｇnaｔureoｆtｈｅｇｅｎeral.A.T?? ??? ? B.F答案：B４7．ThegｅnerａlｃａmebackｔｏWashingtｏnａfｔeｒtheFirｓtＷｏrlｄWar.A.Ｔ ? ???? B.F答案:A48．Ｔｈegeneralordereｄｈismentolookforallhiｓｔｅe(cuò)tｈandbｕyaｌlofｔheｍ.?A.T? ?? ?? ?B.F答案:A４9.Theｆａcｔthatthegｅｎeｒａl'snａmeｗａｓonｔhelａbeloｆeacｈｔｏothｓhｏｗsthａt(yī)thegeｎｅrａlwasｆaｍous.A.Ｔ??? ?? ? B.F答案:A50．Theｔeeｔhtheｙcolleｃtｅdmostprobablyｃost$11５0.Ａ.T? ?? ??? B.F答案:BＰassａge11Ｔhewｏrd"hｏｒseｐower"ｗasfiｒsｔusｅdtwohundrｅdyeａrｓaｇo.JａｍesWattｈadmadeｔheworｌd'sｆiｒsｔwidelyusedｓtｅameｎｇｉne.Hｅhａdnｏwayｏｆｔelliｎgpｅｏpｌeexactｌyｈowpowｅrfｕliｔwａs,ｆｏraｔthatｔiｍetherｅｗerｅnounitｓformeasurｉｎgｐowｅｒ.Wａt(yī)tｄecｉｄeｄtｏｆｉnｄｏuthowmｕchworkoｎestrｏｎgｈorｓeｃouｌdｄoiｎonｅｍinute.Hｅcalledtｈatｕnｉtｏnehoｒｓｅpower.Withthisuｎｉｔhecouldmｅaｓｕrｅtheworkhｉssteaｍenｇinecoulｄdo.Hedisｃoveｒｅdtｈaｔahorsecoulｄliftａ3300-pｏunｄweighｔ10feｅtinｔotheａironｏneminute.Hisｅnｇinecoｕlｄlｉftａ33－pouｎdwｅight１00fｅｅtｉｎｏneｍｉｎute．Becaｕsehisenｇinｅdidtenｔimesaｓｍucｈwｏrkａsthehｏrsｅ，Watｔcａlleditatｅｎｈｏrsepowerengｉｎe.５1.TｈepasｓaｇesaysｔhatWａt(yī)tmａｄｅthefiｒstwiｄelｙuｓedsｔeaｍengiｎe.A.T ??? ? Ｂ.F答案：A５2.Wａｔtwanｔedtofiｎｄaｗａytｏlｉfta3３０0-ｐｏundweiｇht.A.T?? ? ??B．F答案：Ｂ５3．Ｈeｍadeuｐａunitoｆmｅaｓuｒeｍenｔｂａｓｅdｏnｔｈｅｓtrengtｈｏfahorse.Ａ．T ??? ? B.F答案：A54.Ｏneｈorsｅpowｅrwoｕldｅｑualtheweigｈｔofoｎｅhoｒse.A.T? ? B.F答案:B55.ＴｈｅpossiｂlｅtitleforthiｓpassageisTｈeＯｒｉginoｆtheTeｒm"Horｓｅｐｏweｒ".A.T? ? ?B.F答案：APassage１2Sｎowflakｅslooｋｌｉkｅwhitｅstａrｓfａｌlingｆrｏｍtｈｅsky.Butthｅｒehaveｂeentimesｗhensnowhaslookｅdrｅｄ,grｅe(cuò)ｎ,yelloｗ,orbｌaｃｋ.Tｈerｅhavｅｂeensｎowｆｌakｅsofalｍosteverycｏlｏr．Tｈｉnkhｏｗｉtｗouldｓeemtohａvecｏlｏredsｎowｆlakescomingdoｗnallarounｄyｏu．BｌackｓｎｏwfellinFranceoneyeａr．AnotheryearｇreysnowfｅlｌinＪａｐａｎ.Ｉtwaｓfounｄｔhatthesnowwasmixedwiｔhashes.Thｉsmadeitlooｋdaｒk.Redsｎowhａdcｏmedownｉnothｅrｃountｒies.Whenｔhｉｓhapｐｅned,thesｎowwａsｍixｅｄｗｉthreddust.Moｓtｓnoｗｌｏokswｈiｔe,bｕｔitisreａllythecｏlorｏfｉｃe．Snowｉsicethatｃｏmesfromsｎowcｌouｄ.Eａchｓnowflａｋebeginｓwｉthａsmalldropｏｆfrozｅnwater.Ｍorewatｅrfoｒmsａroｕnｄｔhiｓdｒoｐ.Thｅｗaythewaterｆreezesgivesthesnｏwflakｅsiｔssｈａｐｅ.Notwosnowflaｋｅsarｅe(cuò)verjｕsttheｓaｍesｉzｅorshape.Sometｉmｅsthesnoｗflａｋesaｒebｒoｋｅnwｈenthｅｙcomｅdowｎ.Othersｎowｆlａkeｓｍｅｌtaｓtheyｆalｌ．Allsnowflａkeｓａｒｅflaｔandhａveｓｉｘsiｄes,iｆtheyａrenotbｒokenormelteｄ.Ｗheｎtheaiｒiscoldａｎdｄrｙ,tｈeｆaｌｌingｓnowflａｋesarｅsｍａlｌanｄｈaｒd．Iｆthｅａirwetaｎdwarｍ,tｈesnｏwflaｋesareｂigａｎdsoｆt．Wｏuldyoｕｂesuｒpｒiseｄtoseeｓnｏwfｌａkesasbigasyoｕｒheadfａｌlingｆｒomthｅｓｋy?IｔhａｐpenedoｎcｅinｔｈｅUniｔeｄSｔａt(yī)ｅｓ.Ｉtｃoｕldhappeｎagaｉn.５6.Tｈefiｒｓttｗoparagｒaphｓmａｉｎlytelｌｕstｈatsometiｍｅssｎowhａｓｄｉｆfｅrentcolors.A.Ｔ ???B．Ｆ答案：Ａ5７.Nｏtｗosnoｗｆｌakesａｒejuｓｔｔhesaｍｅsｉze,butａllsｎowfｌａｋｅsarehaｒd.A.T ? ???? ? Ｂ.F答案:B５8.Snowｆlaｋesbeginwｉｔhcｌoud.A.T?? ? ? ??Ｂ.F答案：B59.Ｔhebiggertｈesnｏwｆｌaｋesare,ｔhesoｆｔerthｅｙare.A.T ?? ?? ? Ｂ．Ｆ答案：A60．BlacksnｏｗfelloｎlyｉnEuropeａnＣounｔrieｓ.Ａ.T ??? ? ?B．F答案:BPassage13Hoｂbｓwasａｎorphan.Hｅwoｒkedinafactoryaｎdeverydayheｇｏtalｉtｔlemoneｙ．Hardworkcｈaｎｇeｄｈimthｉnanｄwｅak.Hewantｅｄｔoborrｏwaｌotoｆmoｎeytｏleａrntopainｔpｉcturｅｓ，buthedｉdnotthinkhecoｕldｐａｙoｆfｔhedｅbts.Onedayａlaｗｙerｓａidtoｈｉm,＂Onethｏuｓanｄdolｌars,andｈereｉstｈemoｎey."ＡsHobbstｏoｋtheｐackageofｎｏtes,ｈewaｓｖerydumbfoｕnded(驚呆了的）．Hｅdidn'tｋnowwｈeｒethemoneycamefrｏmanｄｈowtospenｄｉｔ.Hesａidｔohiｍself，＂Icoｕldｇｏｔofinｄａhoｔelanｄｌivｅliｋearichｍanforａfｅwdays,orIｇiｖeupmyworｋiｎthefactoryandｄowhatＩ'dliｋetodo:ｐaintingpictｕreｓ.Icoulddothatfｏｒafｅwweeks,bｕtwhatwoｕｌｄＩdoafｔerthａｔ?Ｉsｈoulｄhaｖeloｓｔｍｙpｌａceinｔheｆaｃtｏrｙaｎdhavenoｍｏneyｔｏlｉｖeon．Iｆitwerｅａlittlelessmoneｙ,Ｉwoｕldｂuyanewcｏａt(yī),orａｒａdｉo,orgｉｖeaｄinneｒtomyｆriends.Ifitwｅreｍoｒe，Iｃouldgiveuｐtheworkaｎｄpayfｏrpａiｎtiｎｇthepｉｃtures.Ｂutiｔisｔｏomuchforoneandtｏｏliｔtｌeｆoｒtｈｅoｔｈer.＂"Hereiｓtherｅadｉnｇofyoｕrｕnｃle'swill，＂saidthelaｗyeｒ,＂ｔｅllinｇwhaｔisｔobeｄｏnｅｗiththｉsmonｅyaｆterｈisdeａｔh.Ｉｍｕstaskyoutorｅmembeｒoneｐoinｔ.Ｙouruｎclehassaｉdyoｕmustbｒiｎgｍeapaｐｅrｓhｏwingexaｃtｌyｗｈatyｏudｉｄwiｔhhismoneｙ,aｓsoｏnaｓyoｕhaｖesｐentiｔ.""Ｙｅs,Iｓeｅ.Iｗiｌｌdｏthａt(yī),＂sａidｔheyoｕｎgmaｎ.61.Hewanｔｅｄｔoboｒrｏwmｏneｙbｅcaｕsehｅwａｎtｅdｔoｌｅａrntoｐａintｐicｔuｒｅs.Ａ.T? ? ?? ??B.Ｆ答案：Ａ６2.Withthemｏneyhｅgot,Hobｂsfirstplanｎedtohavｅａhappｙlifｅforafewdays．A．T? ??? ?? Ｂ.F答案：B6３．ＷhatHobｂsｗａsaｓkedtodoｗaｓnoｔhingbｕｔｔobuｙsoｍepictures．Ａ．T?? ???? B.F答案:B64．WhaｔHobbｓrｅallylｏveｄtodowaspaiｎtinｇpｉcturｅs.A．Ｔ ? ? B.Ｆ答案：A6５.Ｔhｅbesttitlefortheｐaｓsage.A.Ｔ??? ?? ?? B．F答案：B有問(wèn)題可以反饋Q+28638354Paｓsａｇe１4ＥlvisＡronＰreｓlｅy,ｗａsoftencalｌed"ｔhｅkiｎｇofrｏckmusic",diedoｎA(yù)ｕguｓt１6ｔh，1９７７，atｔhｅaｇeofforｔy-tｗo.Heleｆｔａgreatｉnfluｅnｃeｏｎｐｏpulaｒｍusic,ａndmillionｓofｆans.Duriｎghislｉfｅtｉme，Ｅlvｉsｓoｌｄmoｒethａnfｏurhuｎdreｄｍｉllioｎreｃoｒds.AfterＰｒｅslｅydieｄ，mａnyoｆhisｒecordsroseqｕickｌy.WhenPrｅsleyｄied,ｍａnyｍourneｒsｊourneyedtｏMemphis,Tennｅｓｓｅe(cuò)，Prｅｓlｅｙ'shome,tｏpaytｈeiｒlastrespｅctｓ.WhｉlemostoftheｓefanskneｗaｌotaｂｏｕtthesongsofElviｓ,fｅｗoｆtｈｅmknewthesｔｏryｏｆhｏwElｖｉｓhadｈisfirｓtrｅcｏrdwhichwaｓfｏrhｉsmoｔhｅr.HepaｉdfourdolｌａrｓｔｏａsmaｌｌＭeｍphｉsreｃoｒｄｉｎgｓｈop,andrecorｄｅdtwｏsｏｎgs.Tｈesongswerｅ＂MyHaｐｐiness＂and"Ｔhat'sＷheｒeＹoｕｒHeａｒtａchesBｅgin".SamＰhiliｐs,whoownedthesｈoｐｗhereＥlｖｉsｍadｅtｈerecoｒｄ,likedPresｌey'ssoｎgs．Hesａidhewouldｃａllhimｓomeday.Aboutaｙｅarｌater,Phｉｌｉpｓdidｃaｌｌaｎdａskhｉｍtoｃutarｅcoｒd.Thisfirｓtreｃordhaｄ"BlｕeMoｏnｏfKｅntuckｙ"onoｎｅsｉde,ａnd＂That'sAｌlＲｉght，Ｍama"oｎtheotheｒ.６6.TｈeｐassagｅismaiｎlyａbouthowＥlｖｉsPrｅsleｙｂeｇanhｉsｃａreer.A.T? ??? B.Ｆ答案：A６７.Mouｒnersareusuallyrecorｄ-ｐroducers．Ａ．T?? ? ? Ｂ.F答案:B68.Withoutthｅｒeｃoｒｄforｈiｓmoｔｈeｒ,Ｅｌvisｍightｎoｔhａvebecｏmeastar．A.T ?? ? B.F答案:Ａ69.WheｎPｒeslｅyｄied,ｐeoplewenｔtoMemｐｈiｓforhisｍoｔheｒ'sｓｔｏryoflife.A.T ? ?? ??B．F答案:B70.ThepａssaｇeshowsｔｈaｔmanypeoplｅlovedＥlviｓ.A.T??? B．Ｆ答案：BPaｓsage15Ｔhreementrａvｅlingｏnatｒａinbｅgａnaconversatiｏnabouttｈeworld'ｓｇreaｔestwｏnｄerｓ."Inmyoｐinion,"thｅfｉrstmaｎｓaｉd,"ｔhｅEgypｔiａnｐｙramids(埃及金字塔）aｒethewｏｒld＇sgｒeａt(yī)estwonder.Ａlｔhoｕghtｈeywerebuilｔｔｈousanｄsoｆｙearsaｇｏ,theyareｓtillstanding.Ａndrememｂer:thｅpeoplewhobuilｔｔhｅmhadonlysimｐletoｏls.Theydiｄnoｔhaveｔhekindoｆmachｉnｅｒｙtｈatbｕildersanｄenｇinｅe(cuò)rshavetoday.""Ｉａgrｅe(cuò)thaｔthｅpｙraｍｉｄsinEgyｐtaｒｅwonderｆul,＂thｅseｃｏｎｄmａnｓａid,"butIｄonｏtthinｋtｈeyaretｈｅgreatesｔｗonｄer.Ｉbeliｅvecomputersarｅmoｒｅwonderｆuｌtｈａnthepyramids.Ｔheｙhaｖetａkenpeoｐｌetｏthemoonandｂrｏughttｈembacksafely.Ｉnsecoｎds，tｈeycarryoutmathematicalｃalcuｌationｓｔｈatwoulｄｔaｋｅａpeｒsonａhuｎdredyｅａrstｏdｏ．"Hｅturnedｔothethiｒｄｍaｎaｎdaｓｋed,"Wｈaｔdoｙouthｉnkistｈeｇｒeatestwonderinｔheworld?"Ｔｈｅｔhiｒdmanthoughtforａlongｔiｍe,andtheｎhesaid,＂Well,Ｉaｇrｅｅthaｔtｈｅｐyrａｍiｄsaｒewondeｒfuｌ,aｎｄIａｇrｅe(cuò)ｔｈaｔcoｍpuｔerｓaｒewonderfuｌ,toｏ.However,inmｙｏpinioｎ,ｔhemｏstwｏｎderfulthｉｎginｔhewｏrlｄiｓthｉstherｍｏs."Anｄｈetookａｔhermoｓｏutofhｉsｂagａｎｄｈelｄitｕp.Ｔheotｈertｗｏｍenwｅreｖerｙsurprisｅd."Ａthermoｓ?"theｙexｃlａｉmed．＂Ｂutthat'ｓasimpｌethｉｎg.＂＂Oh，no,it'snot,"ｔhethiｒｄｍaｎｓaiｄ."Intｈeｗｉｎtｅｒyouｐutinahoｔｄriｎｋａnｄitsｔayｓhoｔ．Inthesuｍmeryoupuｔinａcoldｄrinkanditｓtaｙscｏld.Howdoeｓthｅtheｒmｏsknｏwwｈeｔheriｔ'ｓwｉnteｒｏrsumｍｅr？＂７1.Thｅunｄｅrlｉｎeｄｗｏｒd"thermｏs"ｉnChinｅsemeans＂保溫瓶".A．T? ? ? ? B.F答案:A72.Thattｈｅthrｅe(cuò)mｅncouldｎｏtａgreeoｎwhattheworlｄ'ｓgrｅatｅstwondｅrｗaｓbecａｕｓｅtheyallhaｄdｉｆfeｒｅntidｅas.A．T ? ? ?? ?B.Ｆ答案:Ａ73.Tｈｅfiｒstｍａnthｏuｇhtthepyramiｄswｅretｈemostwonｄｅrfulｔhingsinthｅworlｄbeｃａｕsetheｙｈａdｂeｅnbｕiltｗithｖerysimplｅtoolｓ.A．T???? ? ?B.F答案:Ａ74.Tｈｅtｈirdmantｈoughtaｔhermｏｓｗasthｅmostwonｄeｒｆulthiｎｇinthｅｗｏrldｂecａuｓeitcostlessｔhanacomputer.A．Ｔ? ? ??? ? B.F答案:B７5.Thethirdｍａnwasnotｖeｒycleverｂecａusehecｏulｄnotｔhiｎkoｆａnythingtosａｙ.A.Ｔ? ? ???? ?B．F答案：B資料編輯由３６5ｉop網(wǎng)編輯完畢,有問(wèn)題可以反饋Ｑ+2863835４,九月統(tǒng)考3天通過(guò)輔助Ｐassage1６Inｔｈeｗorld，socceroｒfootballistｈemｏsｔpopｕlarｓpｏrt.ThisisbecausemanycounｔrｉeshaｖｅｗonｄｅｒｆulｔeamsfortheWorldCup.ＴｈｅWorlｄCupｉshｅlｄeveｒyｆoｕrｙearｓ.Torememｂｅｒ２023FＩFAWorldCｕｐ,childrｅnfromdiffeｒｅntcounｔrieｓandmoｒethan６0cｈildrenfｒoｍJapaneｓeschoolscａmetogetｈerandsｐenｔthｒeeｗeｅｋeｎdｓｄrａwinｇａbigpicturecaｌled＂DrｅaｍWorｌdCｕｐｓ"ｉnJapan.Ｔhｅchilｄrendrewaｎimalｓ,flowerｓaｎｄｐｅｏｐlepｌayingsoｃｃｅruｎdｅrabluebriｇhtｓky.ＴhｅywｉsｈedｅacｈｆｏotbalｌｔｅamgoodlｕｃkbydraｗingthｅflagｓoｆallｔhecountrｉestｈａｔｗiｌlｔａｋepartinｔｈeWoｒlｄCupinJａpanａndSｏutｈＫoreａ.ThｅpiｃtｕrｅwａsputupinaparknｅaｒaplａｙgrｏunｄinYokoｈama．Somefooｔballｔeamswiｌlhavegameｓthere.Areｙouaｆootｂallｆａn？TｈeWoｒｌdCuｐmakesｍｏｒeａndｍｏrepeopleiｎterｅstedｉnfｏoｔbalｌ.Tｅｅnａｇｅｒslikeplayinｇandwatｃhiｎgfootbaｌl．Ｍａnｙoｆｔｈemlovｅｓomefootbaｌlsｔaｒｓsｏmuｃｈｔhattheygetｔhepicｔｕｒesofｔｈｅｉrfavoｕriteplａyｅrsonｔhewａlｌｓｏfｔhｅirrooｍｓ.ThatisthewａytoshowｔheｉrlｏveforｔheWorldCupaｓcｈilｄreninJapan．７6．IfａcｏuntrywａntstotａkepartinｔheＷｏrｌdＣuｐ，shｅｍuｓtｈａveｍanyfootbaｌlpｌayers.A.T??? ?? ???B.F答案:B77.TｈeｎextWorｌdCuｐwillｂeｈeldin2023．Ａ.T?? ? ?? Ｂ.F答案:Ａ7８．Froｍｔheｐassage,ｉnthepicｔurｅｃhｉldｒｅnｄreｗｍaｎythingsexceptpictｕrｅsｏｆｓomeｆｏotｂalｌstarｓ.Ａ.T ? ? ???B.F答案:B79.In＂DreamＷo(hù)ｒｌdCuｐ",tｈechildreｎdrｅwtheflａgsofｓomecountrｉestｏteｌｌtｈepeoｐlｅｔheirｓtories．A.T ? ?? ??Ｂ．F答案:B80．Mａnｙtｅe(cuò)ｎａｇｅrsｏwnthepictｕresoｆsｏmｅfｏoｔbａｌlstarsbeｃａusｅtheｙarefootｂａllfans.Ａ．Ｔ ? ? ? B.F答案:Ａ有問(wèn)題可以反饋Ｑ+2８638354Pａｓsage１7Tomarrｉveｄaｔthebｕsstationquitｅe(cuò)arｌｙfoｒParisbus.TｈebusforPａriswoｕldnoｔｌeaveuｎtilｆivetotwｅlve.Hesawalｏtoｆpeopleｗaitinginｔhestatｉｏn．Sｏｍewerestanｄｉngｉnline,oｔｈersweｒewalｋｉngarounｄ.Thｅｒewaｓａｇroｕpofschｏｏlgiｒls．Theirteaｃｈerwａｓtryiｎgtｏｋeeptｈeｍiｎlｉne.Toｍlookedaroundbutthｅrｅｗasnoplaceｆoｒhｉmtosit．Hｅwalkedinｔotｈeｓtatｉoncafｅ.Heloｏkｅｄｕpaｔthｅcloｃkｔheｒe．Itwａsonlytｗeｎｔyｔｏtweｌve．Hｅfouｎdaseatandｓａt(yī)ｄｏwnbeforeａlargemirrorｏntheｗall.Ｊusttｈeｎ,Mike，oneｏfTｏｍ'swoｒkmatescameinandsatwitｈTom."Whattimeisyouｒbus?"askeｄMiｋｅ．"Ｔｈere'splenｔyofｔimeyeｔ"aｎsweredTom."Weｌl,Ｉ'llgetyｏuｓoｍemoreｔｅathen"ｓaidＭｉkｅ.Theytalｋedwｈiｌｅdrｉnking．ThｅｎＴｏmlooｋeｄａt(yī)tｈeclocｋａgain."Oｈ!It'sgoｉngｂａckｗard"hecrieｄ．"Afewｍiｎutesagoitwaｓｔwｅntytotwelｖe，anｄnoｗit'ｓhaｌfpaｓｔeｌeven.""Yｏｕ'relooｋiｎgaｔtheclockinthｅmｉrror."ｓａiｄMikｅ.Tｏmｗassoｓad.Theｎｅｘｔbuswａsｎｏｔｔoleａvefｏranotheｒｈouｒ.Si