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1、UNIT ONETEXT ONETesco is preparing a legal battle to clear its name of involvement in the dairy price-fixing scandal that has cost consumers 270 million. Failure to prove that it had no part in collusion with other supermarkets and dairy processors may land it with a fine of at least 80 million. The

2、 Office of Fair Trading (OFT) said yesterday that Asda, Sainsburys and the former Safeway, plus the dairy companies Wiseman, Dairy Crest and Cheese Company, had admitted being in a cartel to fix prices for milk, butter and cheese. They were fined a total of just over 116 million as part of a lenienc

3、y deal offered by the watchdog to companies that owned up quickly to anti-competitive behaviour. Officials at the OFT admitted privately that they did not think they would ever discover which company or individual had initiated the pricing formula. But the watchdog recognises that at the time superm

4、arkets were under pressure from politicians and farmers to raise the cost of milk to save dairy farming, though it is not certain that money found its way to farmers. The OFT claimed in September that it had found evidence that the retail chains had passed future milk prices to dairy companies, whic

5、h then reached a fixed price among themselves. The average cost to each household is thought to be 11.25 over 2002 and 2003. Prices went up an extra 3p on a pint of milk, 15p on a quarter of a pound of butter and 15p on a half pound of cheese. There is no direct recompense for consumers, however, an

6、d the money will go to the Treasury. The National Consumer Council gave warning that the admissions would dent consumer confidence in leading high street names and that people would become sceptical of their claims. Farmers For Action, the group of farmers that has led protests over low milk prices

7、since 2000, is seeking legal advice on whether it can now bring a claim for compensation. The OFT investigation is continuing, however, in relation to Tesco, Morrisons and the dairy group Lactalis McLelland, and any legal action is expected to be delayed until that is completed. Tesco was defiant an

8、d said that it was preparing a robust defence of its actions. Lucy Neville-Rolfe, its executive director, said: “As we have always said, we acted independently and we did not collude with anyone. Our position is different from our competitors and we are defending our own case vigorously. Our philoso

9、phy is to give a good deal to customers.” Morrisons has supported the OFT in inquiries into the former Safeway business that it took over, but in a statement said that it was still making “strong representations” in its defence. A spokeswoman for Lactalis McLelland said that the company was “co-oper

10、ating” with the OFT. Industry insiders suggested that the three companies were deliberately stalling the OFT investigation. Sainsburys admitted yesterday that it had agreed to pay 26 million in fines, but denied that it had sought to profiteer. Justin King, the chief executive, said he was disappoin

11、ted that the company had been penalised for actions meant to help farmers but recognised the benefit of a speedy settlement. Asda declined to say how much it would pay in fines and also said that its intention had been to help farmers under severe financial pressure. 1. From the first paragraph, we

12、may infer that _ A Tesco is the most resolute among all the retailers to defend its reputation.B it is already proved that Tesco has colluded with Asda, Wiseman, Dairy Crest and Cheese Company in fixing the dairy price. C Tesco is offered a leniency deal of 80 million because of its quick response t

13、o the anti-competitive behaviorsD Tesco is trying its best to prove its innocence of the scandal.2. Who is most probably the initiator of the pricing formula?A Retail chains.B Farmers.C Dairy companies.D Politicians3. The word “defiant” (Line 1, Paragraph 5) most probably means _. A resisitingB angr

14、yC deficientD confident4. We may infer from Morrisons statement that _ A Morrisons turn out to be the most defentive when dealing with OFT.B Morrisons is reluctant to support the inquiries into the former Safeway business.C industry insiders suggest that Morrisons was trying to delay the OFT investi

15、gation with non-cooperation.D Morrisons indeed refuses to admit its involvement in the scandal.5. The writers attitude to Tesco can be said to be _ A biased.B objective.C sympathetic.D optimistic.篇章剖析：本文介紹了目前奶制品公司因內(nèi)部設(shè)定價格而面臨受到的調(diào)查和處罰的狀況。第一段由Tesco公司目前正在通過法律解決自己面臨的困境引出本文的話題；第二段是追溯牛奶價格上漲的原因；第三段是講述牛奶價格上漲對

16、消費(fèi)者的損害；第四段又回到Tesco事件上，描述了其態(tài)度；第五段和第六段講述其他相關(guān)公司對該事件的看法和態(tài)度。詞匯注釋：processor n. 加工者 cartel n. 卡特爾, 聯(lián)合企業(yè), 壟斷集團(tuán) leniency n. 寬大，慈悲,慈悲寬厚的行為 dent v.使凹下, 凹進(jìn), 削弱defiant adj.挑戰(zhàn)的, 挑釁的, 目中無人的 stall v.(使)停轉(zhuǎn), (使)停止, 遲延 profiteer vi. 牟取暴利難句突破: (1) They were fined a total of just over 116 million as part of a leniency d

17、eal offered by the watchdog to companies that owned up quickly to anti-competitive behaviour. 主體句式: They were fined a total of just over 116 million as part of a leniency deal結(jié)構(gòu)分析: 這是一個復(fù)合句，其成分比較復(fù)雜。offered by the watchdog to companies作為一個分詞短語來修飾前面的deal, 而后面that引導(dǎo)的定語從句又修飾companies。 句子譯文:他們總共的罰金只有差不多一億

18、一千六百萬，這是監(jiān)察部門對積極坦白反競爭行為公司的一種寬大處理。(2) The National Consumer Council gave warning that the admissions would dent consumer confidence in leading high street names and that people would become sceptical of their claims.主體句式 The National Consumer Council gave warning結(jié)構(gòu)分析 這是一個復(fù)合句，句子的賓語warning 帶著兩個同位語從句，以th

19、at 引導(dǎo)；第一個同位語從句中，confidence in 后面是一個分詞短語作介詞的賓語。句子譯文全國消費(fèi)者委員會警告說長此以往會損害消費(fèi)者的信心，人們也會逐漸懷疑委員會的聲明。題目分析：1. From the first paragraph, we may infer that _由第一段可以推斷出_A Tesco is the most resolute among all the retailers to defend its reputation.A 在所有的零售商中，Tesco 捍衛(wèi)其名譽(yù)的態(tài)度最為堅決。B it is already proved that Tesco has c

20、olluded with Asda, Wiseman, Dairy Crest and Cheese Company in fixing the dairy price. B已有證據(jù)顯示 Tesco 和Asda, Wiseman, Dairy Crest 及 Cheese Company聯(lián)合確定牛奶價格。C Tesco is offered a leniency deal of 80 million because of its quick response to the anti-competitive behaviorsC由于對反競爭行為的快速反應(yīng)，Tesco 會被輕罰八千六百萬元作為寬大

21、處理。D Tesco is trying its best to prove its innocence of the scandal.D Tesco 竭力證明自己和傳聞無關(guān)。答案 D難度系數(shù) 分析 推理題。第一段主要講述了Tesco公司已被卷入和其他公司聯(lián)手劃定牛奶價格的丑聞中，目前正在通過法律手段來證明自己與此無關(guān)。選項(xiàng)A的表述在文章中并沒有明確表述，Tesco 雖然正在訴諸法律手段保衛(wèi)其名譽(yù)，但是否態(tài)度最堅決我們無法得知。選項(xiàng)B, 文章中只是說明后幾家公司承認(rèn)其定價行為，但并為說明Tesco與他們聯(lián)合。選項(xiàng)C，文章指出如果Tesco的丑聞被證實(shí)后會被處以的處罰并且是一種寬大措施，但金額應(yīng)

22、該為116而不是80。選項(xiàng)D，Tesco 正在竭力證明自己和傳聞無關(guān)，這正是第一段論述的內(nèi)容。2. Who is most probably the initiator of the pricing formula?2. 誰最有可能是價格形成的始作俑者？A Retail chainsA 零售商。B Farmers.B 牧場主。C Dairy companies.C牛奶公司。D PoliticiansD 政治家。答案B難度系數(shù) 分析 細(xì)節(jié)題。關(guān)于價格形成最初由誰引起，第二段和第三段有相關(guān)論述。第二段提到，監(jiān)察部門發(fā)現(xiàn)超市受到政治家和農(nóng)民的壓力要求上調(diào)牛奶價格，而OFT發(fā)現(xiàn)了零售商將牛奶未來的價格

23、信息傳遞給了牛奶公司，牛奶公司內(nèi)部自己確定了價格。第三段又提到牧場主機(jī)構(gòu)和牧場主一直在抗議低廉的牛奶價格。由此可以推斷，最有可能引發(fā)牛奶價格確定的源頭就是牧場主。3. The word “defiant” (Line 1, Paragraph 5)most probably means _.3. “defiant”(第五段第一行)最可能的意思是_.A resisitingA 抗議的B angryB 憤怒的C deficientC不完善的D confidentD 自信的答案A難度系數(shù) 分析 猜詞題。根據(jù)其上下文的意思，Tesco 聲稱正在為自己的行為準(zhǔn)備最堅決的辯護(hù)，其執(zhí)行理事的一番話也表現(xiàn)了他

24、們這種強(qiáng)硬的態(tài)度，可見他們采取了一種抵抗的態(tài)度，選項(xiàng)A最為符合。4. We may infer from Morrisons statement that _.4. 從Morrisons的話可以推斷出_。A Morrisons turn out to be the most defensive when dealing with OFT.A Morrisons在與OFT打交道時實(shí)際上是具防御性質(zhì)的。B Morrisons is reluctant to support the inquiries into the former Safeway business.B Morrisons不愿意支持

25、對前Safeway業(yè)務(wù)的調(diào)查。C industry insiders suggest that Morrisons was trying to delay the OFT investigation with non-cooperation.C 業(yè)界內(nèi)部人士透露說Morrisons以不合作的方式竭力推遲OFT的調(diào)查。D Morrisons indeed refuses to admit its involvement in the scandal.D Morrisons實(shí)際上否認(rèn)其卷入丑聞。答案 D難度系數(shù) 分析 推理題。要結(jié)合上下文來理解Morrisons的意思，Morrisons has

26、supported the OFT in inquiries into the former Safeway business that it took over, but in a statement said that it was still making “strong representations” in its defense. 前后兩個分句是轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系，可以看出Morrisons的態(tài)度。雖然他協(xié)助OFT對于前Safeway的調(diào)查，但是他卻聲稱在辯護(hù)中仍要做出抗議。行動上他是一種合作態(tài)度，但他還是要竭力維護(hù)自己的利益、并且沒有任何跡象表明其承認(rèn)了卷入丑聞的指控，因此選項(xiàng)D最為符合。

27、而其余三個選項(xiàng)都與前面的意思分析相反。5. The writers attitude to Tesco can be said to be _5. 作者對于Tesco 的態(tài)度可以說是_。A biased.A 有偏見的。B objective.B 客觀的。C sympathetic.C 同情的。D optimistic.D 樂觀的。答案B難度系數(shù) 分析 態(tài)度題。 作者的態(tài)度可以通過材料的選擇和措辭看出來，作者在文章中列出了Tesco有關(guān)方面的事件，但一直沒有做出任何的直接評判，也沒有通過任何字眼來暗示自己的意思，因此可以認(rèn)為作者采取了一種比較客觀的態(tài)度。參考譯文：Tesco為了擺脫限定奶制品價格

28、風(fēng)波，正在準(zhǔn)備一場大官司。奶制品事件已經(jīng)給消費(fèi)者帶來了兩億七千萬的損失。如果不能證明自己并未和其他超市、奶制品加工商串通一氣的話，它就得接受至少八千萬的罰單。昨天，OFT聲稱Asda, Sainsburys 和前 Safeway，還有奶制品公司W(wǎng)iseman, Dairy Crest and Cheese Company都已承認(rèn)它們聯(lián)合設(shè)定了牛奶、黃油及奶酪的價格。他們總共的罰金只有差不多一億一千六百萬，這是監(jiān)察部門對積極坦白反競爭行為公司的一種寬大處理。OFT官員私下聲稱他們不一定想要找出到底是具體哪家公司或哪個人發(fā)起這次價格行動的，但是監(jiān)察部門承認(rèn)這次超市受到政客和農(nóng)民的雙重壓力，要求提高

29、牛奶成本以拯救奶制品畜牧業(yè)，但是最終錢還不一定能流到農(nóng)民手中。OFT九月份稱他們已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)證據(jù)證明零售鏈已經(jīng)將未來的牛奶價格告知奶制品公司，然后奶制品公司自己內(nèi)部設(shè)定了固定價格。 2002和2003年間平均每戶損失為11.25英鎊。每品脫牛奶價格上漲3便士，每黃油上漲15便士，每半磅奶酪漲15便士。但是消費(fèi)者卻沒有任何的補(bǔ)償，利潤全部到了國庫。全國消費(fèi)者委員會警告說長此以往會損害消費(fèi)者的信心，人們也會逐漸懷疑委員會的聲明。Farmers For Action2002年以來一直領(lǐng)導(dǎo)農(nóng)民抗議牛奶價格過低，目前在就是否可以申請補(bǔ)償尋求法律意見。不過OFT還在繼續(xù)對Tesco, Morrisons 和奶

30、制品集團(tuán) Lactalis McLelland進(jìn)行調(diào)查，任何法律行為都將推遲到調(diào)查結(jié)束。Tesco對此不屑一顧，聲稱在為自己的行為準(zhǔn)備最堅決的辯護(hù)。執(zhí)行理事Lucy Neville-Rolfe說：“正如我們一貫宣稱的，我們行動完全獨(dú)立，和誰都沒有聯(lián)合。我們的立場和我們的對手不一樣，我們在盡力保護(hù)我們的事業(yè)。我們的理念就是為消費(fèi)者更好地服務(wù)?！?Morrisons協(xié)助OFT調(diào)查它所管理的前Safeway的交易，但是在一次聲明中還稱自己依然會在辯護(hù)中進(jìn)行強(qiáng)烈的抗議。Lactalis McLelland的一個代言人說公司在和OFT“合作”，而企業(yè)內(nèi)部人士暗示這三家公司在蓄意拖延OFT調(diào)查。昨天Sai

31、nsburys承認(rèn)已經(jīng)同意支付兩千六百萬的罰金，但是卻否認(rèn)它在牟取暴利。執(zhí)行董事Justin King說本來是要幫助農(nóng)民卻因此受到懲罰，感覺很失望，但他也承認(rèn)盡快解決更為有利。Asda不愿意透露要賠付多少，并聲稱其初衷是要幫助那些有沉重經(jīng)濟(jì)壓力的農(nóng)民。TEXT TWOHe emerged, all of a sudden, in 1957: the most explosive new poetic talent of the English post-war era. Poetry specialised, at that moment, in the wry chronicling of

32、the everyday. The poetry of Yorkshire-born Ted Hughes, first published in a book called “The Hawk in the Rain” when he was 27, was unlike anything written by his immediate predecessors. Driven by an almost Jacobean rhetoric, it had a visionary fervour. Its most eye-catching characteristic was Hughes

33、s ability to get beneath the skins of animals: foxes, otters, pigs. These animals were the real thing all right, but they were also armorial devicessymbols of the countryside and lifeblood of the earth in which they were rooted. It gave his work a raw, primal stink. It was not only England that thou

34、ght so either. Hughess book was also published in America, where it won the Galbraith prize, a major literary award. But then, in 1963, Sylvia Plath, a young American poet whom he had first met at Cambridge University in 1956, and who became his wife in the summer of that year, committed suicide. Hu

35、ghes was vilified for long after that, especially by feminists in America. In 1998, the year he died, Hughes broke his own self-imposed public silence about their relationship in a book of loose-weave poems called “Birthday Letters”. In this new and exhilarating collection of real letters, Hughes re

36、turns to the issue of his first wifes death, which he calls his “big and unmanageable event”. He felt his talent muffled by the perpetual eavesdropping upon his every move. Not until he decided to publish his own account of their relationship did the burden begin to lighten. The analysis is raw, pai

37、ned and ruthlessly self-aware. For all the moral torment, the writing itself has the same rush and vigour that possessed Hughess early poetry. Some books of letters serve as a personalised historical chronicle. Poets letters are seldom like that, and Hughess are no exception. His are about a life of

38、 literary engagement: almost all of them include some musing on the state or the nature of writing, both Hughess own or other peoples. The trajectory of Hughess literary career had him moving from obscurity to fame, and then, in the eyes of many, to life-long notoriety. These letters are filled with

39、 his wrestling with the consequences of being the part-private, part-public creature that he became, desperate to devote himself to his writing, and yet subject to endless invasions of his privacy. Hughes is an absorbing and intricate commentator upon his own poetry, even when he is standing back fr

40、om it and good-humouredly condemning himself for “its fantasticalia, its pretticisms and its infinite verballifications”. He also believed, from first to last, that poetry had a special place in the education of children. “What kids need”, he wrote in a 1988 letter to the secretary of state for educ

41、ation in the Conservative government, “is a headfull sic of songs that are not songs but blocks of refined and achieved and exemplary language.” When that happens, children have “the guardian angel installed behind the tongue”. Lucky readers, big or small. 1The poetry of Hughess forerunners is chara

42、cteristic of _ A its natural, crude flavor.B its distorted depiction of peoples daily life.C its penetrating sight. D its fantastical enthusiasm.2.The word “vilified” (Line 4, Paragraph 2)most probably means _ A torturedB harassedC scoldedD tormented3According to the third paragraph, Hughess collect

43、ion of letters are _ A the exact reason responsible for both his fame and notoriety.B personalized description of his double identity as a public and a private figure.C reflections of his struggle between his literary devotion and the reality.D his meditation and exploration on the literary world an

44、d the essence of literature.4. From the letters, we may find the cause of Hughess internal struggle is _A his eager and unsatisfied passion for literature.B that he is a part-private, part-public creature. C that he is constrained by the fear of his privacy being exposed to the criticism of the publ

45、ic. D the moral torment exerted by himself.5. By “l(fā)ucky readers” in the last sentence, the author means_ A children who are imparted with the beauty and wisdom of poetry. B children who have a headfull of fantastic and verbally perfect songs.C children who own blocks of refined and achieved and exem

46、plary language.D children who are believed to have the guardian angel installed behind the tongue.篇章剖析：本文講述了英國著名詩人特德休斯作品的特點(diǎn)和其所反映的詩人的一些情況。第一段講述休斯詩歌的特色；第二段講述因其妻子的原因而創(chuàng)作了一部書信集的情況；第三段講述這本書信集的特點(diǎn)和反映的內(nèi)容；第四段講述休斯對詩歌的看法和態(tài)度。詞匯注釋：wry adj. 枯燥乏味的 predecessorn.前輩, 前任rhetoric n. (措詞、文體的)浮夸與修飾armorial lifeblood n. 生命

47、力或生命之源的力量stink n. 氣息，氣味 vilify vt.誹謗, 辱罵, 貶低, 輕視muffle vt.壓抑；阻止 eavesdroppingtrajectory n. 道路；軌跡 notoriety n.惡名, 丑名, 聲名狼藉absorbing adj.吸引人的, 非常有趣的 intricate adj. 難以理解的難句突破：（）But then, in 1963, Sylvia Plath, a young American poet whom he had first met at Cambridge University in 1956, and who became h

48、is wife in the summer of that year, committed suicide.主體句式：But then Sylvia Plath committed suicide.結(jié)構(gòu)分析：這是一個同位語帶有定語從句的復(fù)合句。whom和who引導(dǎo)的兩個定語從句修飾a young American poet，整體作為Sylvia Plath的同位語。句子譯文：但是在1963年，西爾維亞普拉斯自殺了，這個美國年輕詩人與他第一次見面是在1956年的劍橋大學(xué)，而當(dāng)年夏天又成為了他妻子。（2）These letters are filled with his wrestling wit

49、h the consequences of being the part-private, part-public creature that he became, desperate to devote himself to his writing, and yet subject to endless invasions of his privacy. 主體句式：These letters are filled with his wrestling.結(jié)構(gòu)分析：這是一個簡單句，難點(diǎn)在于最后兩個形容詞詞組的成分（desperate to devote himself to his writin

50、g, and yet subject to endless invasions of his privacy）。這兩個形容詞詞組用來修飾前面的名詞creature, 而creature后面緊跟著的that 引導(dǎo)的從句也是修飾它的定語從句。句子譯文：這些信中處處都顯現(xiàn)出休斯因?yàn)樽约撼蔀榘胨饺?、半公開這樣一個人物反復(fù)掙扎的心理，他渴望將自己奉獻(xiàn)給文字，但又時時受到私人空間受到侵襲的威脅。題目分析1.The poetry of Hughess forerunners is characteristic of _1. 休斯先前的詩人們創(chuàng)作的詩歌特點(diǎn)是_A its natural, crude flav

51、or.A 自然、原始的風(fēng)味。B its distorted depiction of peoples daily life.B 對人們?nèi)粘Ｉ畹淖冃蚊鑼?。C its penetrating sight. C 洞穿一切的視角。D its fantastical enthusiasm. D 夢幻式的熱情。答案 B難度系數(shù) 分析 細(xì)節(jié)題。本文第一段講述了休斯詩歌的特點(diǎn)。第一段第二句說明了當(dāng)時盛行的詩歌的特色是the wry chronicling of the everyday，緊接著第三句就指出休斯的作品不同于他前輩的詩歌，接下來的幾句都是講述休斯作品具體是什么特色。由此可以推理，第二句所描寫的就

52、是其前人作品的特點(diǎn)，是“對日常生活的變形描述”，選項(xiàng)B為正確答案。2.The word “vilified” (Line 4, Paragraph 2)most probably means _2. “vilified”這個詞（第二段第四行）最有可能的意思是_A torturedA 折磨。B harassedB 騷擾。C scoldedC 斥責(zé)。D tormentedD 折磨。答案 C難度系數(shù) 分析 猜詞題。這個詞的意思要根據(jù)上下文推斷。該詞出現(xiàn)的前一句講述休斯妻子，一位美國詩人自殺了。緊接著就說，該事件發(fā)生后很長一段時間里美國的女權(quán)主義者對休斯采取了一種行動。后面又講述了休斯在去世之前將他與

53、妻子的關(guān)系情況以書信集的方式表達(dá)出來，直到這本集子出版他的負(fù)擔(dān)才得以減輕。那么休斯一直背負(fù)著的就是一種精神負(fù)擔(dān)，這部分是由那些女權(quán)主義者造成的，可能性比較大的就是一種精神上的譴責(zé)，答案C最為符合。3According to the third paragraph, Hughess collection of letters are _2. 從第三段可以得知，休斯的書信集是_A the exact reason responsible for both his fame and notoriety.A 給他同時帶來聲譽(yù)和惡名的直接原因。B personalized description of

54、his double identity as a public and private figure.B 關(guān)于他作為一個公共人物和一個個人雙重身份的個性化描述。C reflections of his struggle between his literary devotion and the reality.C 他在文學(xué)信仰與現(xiàn)實(shí)間掙扎的反映。D his meditation and exploration on the literary world.D 他對文學(xué)世界的思考和探索。答案難度系數(shù) 分析推理題。根據(jù)文章第三段，休斯的這本書信集和一般書信集不同，不是將自己的經(jīng)歷做一陳述，而是所有書

55、信都包含有對自己或?qū)e人作品的思考，是他文學(xué)思想的一個展示。最后一句是說從這些書信中可以看出他為是要完全展示在作品中還是要維護(hù)個人隱私而苦苦掙扎過。從這些描述可以看出，該書信集主要是他文學(xué)觀點(diǎn)的一些表述，從中可以看出他的思想發(fā)展歷程，因此答案D最符合。A和B選項(xiàng)與第二段關(guān)系較為密切，因此與本題無關(guān)。C選項(xiàng)看似有理，但要注意休斯的掙扎并不是在文學(xué)與現(xiàn)實(shí)之間的掙扎，而是一種在文學(xué)世界中探索的痛苦掙扎。4. From the letters, we may find the cause of Hughess internal struggle is _4. 由休斯書信的內(nèi)容可以看出休斯內(nèi)心掙扎的原因

56、在于_A his eager and unsatisfied passion for literature.A 他對文學(xué)世界那種熱切和無法滿足的激情。B that he is a part-private, part-public creature.B 他是一個半隱密、半公開的人物。C that he is constrained by the fear of his privacy being exposed to the criticism of the public.C 他在文學(xué)創(chuàng)作中擔(dān)心自己的私人世界被暴露在公眾批評之中。D the moral torment exerted by h

57、imself.D 他加在自己身上的道德折磨。答案C難度系數(shù) 分析 細(xì)節(jié)題。題干是要求找出休斯內(nèi)心掙扎的原因，這在第三段最后一句中有提及。文章指出書信中處處都體現(xiàn)了休斯和自己半隱密、半公開這么一個身份進(jìn)行斗爭的印跡：一方面他想在創(chuàng)作中完全投入，但又擔(dān)心自己的隱私會受到侵害?？梢钥闯?，休斯之所以內(nèi)心掙扎，是由于他自己一面想要在作品中公開自己，而在現(xiàn)實(shí)中又想保護(hù)自己的隱私，因此答案C最為符合。5. By “l(fā)ucky readers” in the last sentence, the author means_5. 文章最后一句話中的“幸運(yùn)的讀者”，作者指的是_A children who are

58、 imparted with the beauty and wisdom of poetry. A 那些被灌輸了詩歌的優(yōu)美和智慧的孩子。B children who have a headfull of fantastic and verbally perfect songs.B 那些腦子里有許多精彩、優(yōu)美歌謠的孩子。C children who own blocks of refined and achieved and exemplary language. C 那些擁有精致、優(yōu)雅的語言的孩子。D children who are believed to have the guardian

59、 angel installed behind the tongue.D 那些被認(rèn)為舌頭后面有守衛(wèi)天使的孩子。答案A難度系數(shù) 分析 細(xì)節(jié)題。理解這句話需要結(jié)合上下文來看，文章最后一段主要是講述休斯認(rèn)為詩歌在孩子教育方面發(fā)揮特殊的作用，他認(rèn)為孩子需要的是詩歌，是精致、完美的語言，如果真的擁有這些了，那么孩子舌頭后面就有了守衛(wèi)天使，那他們就是幸運(yùn)的讀者了。雖然四個答案都仿佛正確，但從最根本來說，是因?yàn)樽x詩，孩子才會擁有以上所說的一切，才是幸運(yùn)的，而且本段也著重強(qiáng)調(diào)詩歌對于孩子的重要性。因此，最佳答案為A。參考譯文： 1957年，他橫空出世，成為英國戰(zhàn)后最具爆炸性的詩壇天才。當(dāng)時，詩歌主要題材是日常

60、生活的扭曲紀(jì)錄。但出生在約克郡的特德休斯的作品卻與其前輩大相徑庭，他27歲時在名為雨中的鷹一書中發(fā)表了第一首詩。受詹姆士一世風(fēng)格的影響，其詩歌呈現(xiàn)出幻覺式的激情，其最顯著的特點(diǎn)是休斯可以描述動物外表下面的東西，無論是狐貍、水獺還是豬。這些動物的確是真實(shí)的，但同時又是標(biāo)志性的，代表著鄉(xiāng)村，代表著它們植根的地球的生命之源。正是這一點(diǎn)賦予了其作品一種野性、原始的氣息。這一點(diǎn)不僅僅在英國得以認(rèn)同。休斯的書也在美國出版，并且贏得了一項(xiàng)重要的文學(xué)獎加爾布雷思獎。但是在1963年，西爾維亞普拉斯自殺了，這個美國年輕詩人與他第一次見面是在1956年的劍橋大學(xué)，而當(dāng)年夏天又成為了他妻子。這之后很長時間里休斯都受