2023年英語(yǔ)學(xué)習(xí)-資料9月網(wǎng)考強(qiáng)化輔導(dǎo)補(bǔ)充材料(重要復(fù)習(xí)資料)-必備

棄我去者，昨日之日不可留亂我心者，今日之日多煩憂２023年9月“大學(xué)英語(yǔ)Ｂ”網(wǎng)考強(qiáng)化輔導(dǎo)補(bǔ)充材料--２023年4月實(shí)考題（網(wǎng)考復(fù)習(xí)重點(diǎn)內(nèi)容:07版的“大學(xué)英語(yǔ)B”6套模擬題和20２3年４月實(shí)考題）第一部分：閱讀理解Pasｓage1NancyaｎdＰetｅrMcＣaｌｌlikｅsｐorts．Iｎtｈeｓummerｔheyswｉmandiｎｔhｅwintertheyskｉ．Theyarepｌanｎiｎgaskｉｔrｉpｆortｈisｗeekend，butｔhｅydon'tｋnｏwａboutthｅweather.It＇s7∶３0nｏw,andthｅyarｅlｉsteniｎgtotｈeweatｈerreportontheｒadｉo.Thewｅaｔｈermａnisｇｉviｎgtｈewｅatｈerfｏrtｈeweekenｄ.“Fridayisgoingtｏbｅcoldａndｃlｏudｙ,ｂutiｔ＇sｎｏtgｏingtoraｉn.Thetemperatureisgoｉngtoｂｅinthｅｔhirtiｅs．It＇ｓgoinｇｔosnowFｒidａyｎiｇhtａｎｄmａybeＳaｔurｄaymｏrning.SaｔurdayａｆtｅrnoonanｄＳuｎdayａrｅｇoingｔoｂecoｌｄanｄsunnｙ.”NｏwＮａｎcｙandＰeteraｒeeｘcｉteｄ.Ｔｈeｗeaｔｈerｉsｇoinｇtobeperfectforａsｋitｒiｐ.Ｔheyareｇoｉngtohａveawonderｆulweｅkendinｔhemｏunｔaｉns.?1.WhｅndidNancｙａｎdPeｔｅｒｌistentotｈｅweａｔｈerfｏrecast？A.Ｔhursｄayｅｖenｉng? B.FrｉdayeveniｎgC．Friｄaymornｉｎg? ?D.Saｔurdayeveninｇ２．Ｗhａt(yī)arｅNａnｃyandＰeterplanningfortｈeweｅkend?Ａ.Atｒiｐtｏｔｈeｍouｎtains?? B．ＡtriｐtｏawinteｒreｓoｒtC．Askitrｉpｉnｔｈｅmｏuｎtaｉnｓ ? D.Atriptoａsportｓcenter3．Wheｎiｓitgｏiｎｇtosｎoｗａｃcordingｔoｔheweatｈerｆｏrecａst?Ａ．Thursdaｙniｇht? ??B.FriｄaｙmornｉngC.Saturｄayｎiｇｈt? ? D.Ｆridａyｎight４.WhatwilltｈeweatherbeｌikeoｎSuｎdａy?A.Cｏlｄandclｏudy ? Ｂ.WarｍandｒainyC.Ｃleａr，coldandｓuｎｎy D.Cleaｒ,ｗａｒmanｄsunny5.Whａt(yī)caｎｙoｕinｆerfrｏmtｈepasｓaｇe?A．NaｎｃyａndＰetermustlivequitenearthemounｔａiｎsＢ.NanｃyａｎdPｅｔerｌikeskiinｇbeｔterthaｎswimmiｎgC.NanｃｙaｎdPeterｇｏswiｍmingｏrsｋiingevｅrｙweeｋenｄD.NaｎｃyandPｅtｅrliｓtｅｎtｏweａt(yī)hｅrreｐｏｒtsveｒyoftenＰasｓage2Gｒeatchanｇｅshaveｂeenmaｄeｉｎfaｍｉlｙlifebｅｃauseoｆｓcｉenceandindusｔｒｙ.Intheｐａｓt,ｗｈenｍorｅAｍericaｎslivedｏnfａrms,thetypicalｆamｉlｙｈadmａnｙchildrｅn.Inaｆarｍfamilｙ,parentsａｎdthｅirchildrｅｎofteｎliｖeｄｗｉthgrandｐａreｎtｓ.Oｆｔｅn,too,ｕnclesaｎdauｎｔsliｖｅdｎearby.ButｗhenindusｔrｙbｅcameｍoreｉmportanttｈａnagｒicultureinＡmeriｃａｎlifｅ,ｆａmiliｅsbecaｍesmalleｒbecａuｓeinｄustｒｙrequｉresworkerswhｏａrereaｄyａｎｄabletoｍovｅoffthelanｄandｔoｍoｖｅａgaiｎwhenevｅrneｃesｓary.Ａｎdlaｒｇeｆamiｌiｅｓcannotｂemovedfromplacetoplａceassmａlleｒfaｍiliｅscaｎ．So,aｔprｅsｅntpｅｏplｅｔｅnttｏhａvｅｓmaｌlerfaｍｉｌiｅs.

Intheｆuturｅ,ｂecauseｏｆinduｓtrializａt(yī)ion,atｙpicaｌfaｍilｙwilｌbeｒequirｅｄtomoveevｅnmoreｏftenｔｈａnnoｗ,sofaｍiliｅｓwillｂeeｖensmａlｌeｒ．Thetypicalｆamiｌymaｙremａinchilｄlessandｃonsistsonlyofａmａnandawoｍan．Aｓmallnumbeｒｏffaｍilieｓmａｙtａｋerａisｉngｃhｉldrｅｎasｔheirchiｅfwork.Ａｔｔhesametimetheyｍａｙalsoraｉseｏtheｒpeople'schildren,leaviｎgｔhosefａmｉlieｓfreetomoveｆrｏmjobtｏｊob.1.Whichofｔheｆoｌloｗinｇtopicsisdiｓｃusｓedinthepassage?A.DeveloｐmｅｎtｏfscｉｅｎceandｉｎdｕsｔｒyｉnAｍericaB.InｆｌuenceofsｃｉeｎcｅandindustrｙonAmｅricanfamiliesC.Tｈeharｍfulｅffectofｉnｄusｔrializａt(yī)iｏｎＤ．SociａlprobｌemsrｅｓｕltingfｒoｍthehighlyｄeveloｐedｓcienceaｎdiｎdustryｉnＡmerica2.Whaｔｋindoｆfamilｉｅｓisｄｅscｒibediｎthｅpaｓｓage?A.ＦamiliesoftｈeｐastB.ＦamilｉｅsoftｈｅpｒｅｓentanｄｏfthefutuｒeC．FａｍiliesoftｈepastaｎdofthｅｆutuｒｅD.Faｍiｌｉesofｔheｐast，thepｒeｓeｎtandthefuture3.Accordingｔotｈewriｔer,wｈatisoｎeofｔｈeｒeａsｏnswｈyfamiliesａrｅgettiｎgsｍａlｌeriｎＡｍeｒica？A.chｉldrｅntｅndｔoleavｅtｈeirparｅntsanｄgrａnｄparｅｎtswhentheygｒowｕｐＢ.PeoｐｌeｎｏlongｅｒwaｎttohaveｃｈildｒenC.Thenｅe(cuò)ｄforworｋｅrswhｏaｒｅａｂletoｍｏvｅataｎyｔｉmehａsbｅe(cuò)ninｃreａsingD.Ｂotholdaｎdyounｇpｅｏｐleprefertｏlｉvebytheｍｓelｖeｓ4．Wｈoｗｉllｔａkethecｈieｆｒespｏnｓibilityｏfｒaisｉｎgchｉldrenintｈefutuｒｅ?Ａ.ParentｓtheｍsｅlvesＢ.GｒaｎdｐａrentｓC.SｏcｉａlworkeｒsD.Ａsmａllnｕmberofｆａmilies5.Whatｃanyouinferfromthepaｓsａge？A．ＳcieｎｃeanｄinｄustｒyhavｅｃauseｄｔｈousanｄsoｆfamiｌｉestoｓplｉtB.CｈｉldrendonoｔlikeｔoｌivｅwiththeirpａrｅntsorgrandpａrentsC.LａrgefamiｌｉesｃanhardlｙsurviveiｎahighlyindｕstrializｅｄｓociｅtｙD.AｍerｉcansareveｒychｏosywｉththeirｊobsPasｓage3Aｍangotｉntｏatrａｉｎandfoundｈｉmselfsittingoppoｓiｔｅaｗomanｗhｏseeｍedtｏbeaｂouｔｔhirty-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，”thｅｗomaｎaｎｓweredatoncｅ.“Hｅ’sneverdrｕnkadroｐofiｔ.”“ThｅnIcongrａt(yī)ulateyｏu,ma’aｍ，”ｈesａｉd.“Andｄｏesheｅｖerｃomeｈoｍelａｔeａt(yī)ｎigｈt？”“No,nｅvｅr,”hisｎeｉghｂoransｗered.“Ｈegｏeｓtｏｂｅdiｍmｅdiaｔeｌyafterｄiｎｎｅreverynｉgｈt．”“Weｌl，”theｍaｎsaｉｄ,“he’sａwiｓｅyoungｍaｎ.Hｏwoldishe?”“Ｈe’ｓsixｍonthｓｏldtoday．Butｈewｉlｌgrowuptobeageｎtleman,”thewｏmaｎrｅplｉedｐroudly.１.Ｗhatａrethemａｎaｎdthewomantａｌｋingabout??A.Whataｗiseyoungmａｎshouldbeｌiｋe.?B．Whａｔayouｎgmａnshoｕｌｄn’tdo.?C．Ｔｈewｏman’ssｏｎ．? ?? ?D.Ｔｈeman’ssｏｎ.2．Howdoesｔhewomａnfeelａｂｏｕthｅｒsｏn??A.Hｅissｔｉlltｏoyoungｔｏｄｏanythingbad． B.Ｈeisａvｅｒygoodboy．?Ｃ.Hewｉllｇroｗupｔｏbeaｗiｓeyｏunｇｍan．??Ｄ.Ｈeisbornwise.３．Wｈereｄｏｅsｔhｅconveｒｓaｔiｏntakeｐlacｅ??A.Onatraｉn．B.Ａtthewｏman’ｓhｏｍe.C.Inthesｔｒｅe(cuò)t．D．Ａtｔｈeman’ｓhome.4．Whicｈofｔhefoｌloｗingprobaｂｌybestｄｅsｃｒｉｂｅsｔhemａｎ’sｆｅe(cuò)ｌｉｎｇａt(yī)tｈeendoftheｃonｖｅｒsatiｏn? A.Disａppoiｎteｄ.? Ｂ.Surpｒised.? C．Amuｓｅd． ?D．Anｎoyed.5.Whａt(yī)can’tｙｏuｌeaｒnｆｒomｔｈeconversatioｎ?A．Thｅmanｄｉdn’teｘｐectｔhａt(yī)thewoｍａnhasayouｎgｂoy.B.Ｔｈeｍaｎbelievesiｎpｒｏperｂehaｖiorｆoｒｔheyoung.C.Thewomanissｏｐroudoｆherｓｏｎthatｓhedoesｎotrｅallyunderstａnｄｗhatｔｈeｍan’squestｉoｎsmｅaｎ.D.Tｈewｏｍanｉssuｒeｔhａｔheｒsonwon’tdoaｌｌthethingsthemａｎmeｎtionswｈenhegrｏwsup.Passａgｅ4Manypeopｌenoｗkｅe(cuò)pａniｍaｌｓaspets.Somepeopleｈavｅcatsanddogｓintｈeirhoｕses．Otherpeopｌelikefiｓｈ,cagｅdbｉrds,tortoｉsesａndeｖｅnsnａkes，monｋｅysｏrlions.Millｉonsｏfdollarsaｎdmuchtiｍearesｐenteveryyｅａronｐｅｔfｏod,equｉpmｅnｔ，tamiｎgandｍedicaltreａt(yī)ｍent.

Oｆcouｒse，tｈerearesｏmｅｐeｏｐlewhoｄonｏｔlｏｏｋaｆtｅｒtｈeｉrpetsprｏperｌyoｒareevencrueltothｅm.Fｏrthiｓrｅａsｏnaｒoyalsocietywaｓcrｅａt(yī)edin182４ｉnBritaintopreｖentcrｕeltreatmeｎtｏfaniｍals.?

Incontｒaｓｔtothｅｌoveｏfpetｓistｈｅｆactthaｔbloodsｐoｒｔsstｉｌlｅxistｉnｍｏstcountries.

Pｅoｐleｇohuｎtingfoxes,eｌepｈants,pａndas,dｕckｓ,rabｂｉｔsandotherａniｍalｓ,orｇｏfishiｎg,ｎoｔｂecａｕsetheｙｎeedthemeatｔｏeａt(yī),ｂuｔｊustforpleaｓure.Iｎｓoｍecountｒies,blooｄsｐortslikｅbulｌfightingandcockfiｇhtｉnｇaｒecommｏnａnｄhuntiｎgrareanｉmalsfｏｍeｒcｉaｌpｕｒposｅshasｂroｕｇhtabｏuｔａnｅｖenmoreseｒiｏuspｒobleｍintheprotecｔiｏｎｏftheｅcoｓystem.

Itisstranｇeｔhaｔpｅopｌｅlｏvｅｃｅrtａinａnimａls,ｂutenjoykilｌingotｈerｓ,incruｅlwayｓ,too．1.Howdｏmostpｅoplｅtreaｔtｈeｉrpeｔs?A．Thｅydonottakｅcaｒeofｔhem. B.Theｙｔｒainｔｈｅｍatｈome. C.Ｔheｙｓpenｄaverylaｒgｅamounｔｏfmｏneyａｎｄtimeｏnequipmenｔtoｇivethｅｍgooｄeｘercｉｓes.D．Theyｓpenｄalargeaｍoｕntofｍｏneyａｎdtiｍetakiｎgcａrｅoｆthem．2．Whｉcｈｏftｈeｆollowingisnotａｂｌoodsport？A.Buｌｌｆightｉng. B.Ｃocｋfighting.?C．Foｘhuntiｎｇ．?D.Hｏrsｅrａcing.3．Wｈatｄoyouthｉｎkｉstｈewriter’saｔｔitudetowａrdsbｌoodsports？A.Heｔhinksｔheｙａreveryｃｒｕeｌ.B.Hefｅｅlssｔrongｌytheｙshoulｄｂebａnneｄ.Ｃ.Ｈeisｎｅutralａbouttheｍ.?D.Hefｉｎdsthｅmsｔrａｎge.4.Whichoftｈefoｌｌowingseemｓｔoaffecttｈeearth’ｓecosｙstemmoｓｔseriouｓlｙ？A．Ｈｕntiｎgａｎimalsforpleａｓure．Ｂ.Keｅpｉnｇpetｓatｈome.C.Ｉllegalkilliｎｇｏfrareanｉmals. Ｄ.Ｍaltｒｅatinganｉmaｌs.5.Ｗｈatdoesｔhepａｓsagemaiｎlｙiｍｐly?A.Pｅｏplesｈouldnotkeeｐaｎimaｌsaspetsathome.B.Rareaniｍaｌsｓhouldｎｏtｂekilledforｐrofｉts.C.Aｎiｍalssｈｏuｌdbｅwelltreatｅdaｎｄproteｃted.Ｄ.Hｕntinｇshoｕｌdｂeｆorbiddｅn.Passａge5Ｗeatherhaｓaｇreaｔinfluenceoｎpｅople.Itｉnfluencｅspｅopｌe'sheaｌｔh,iｎtelｌiｇenｃe（智力)ａndfeeliｎgs．IｎＡuguｓｔ，ｉtiｓveryhotanｄinthesouthernｐarｔoｆｔheUnｉtedＳtaｔｅｓ.Peopletheｒehaveheaｒtｄiseａｓe(疾病)ａnｄotheｒｋiｎdｏfｈｅａlthprｏbleｍsduriｎgthemonth．IntheNortheａsｔandMiｄdlｅWest,itisveryhotatsｏmeｔｉmｅsandverycoldatothertiｍes.PeopleinthｅseplacｅsmayhavｅｈｅaｒtdiseaseaｆtertheweaｔhｅrchaｎｇｅsinFebｒｕarｙorＭarｃh.Theweatherｃanalｓoinfluｅnceinteｌｌigence.Fｏrexample,ina198２studyｂyscｉｅnｔiｓｔs,theIQｓcｏｒesｏfａｇｒｏupoｆｓｔudentswereveryｈｉｇhｄuriｎgasｔorm,ｂutａfteｒthestoｒmtheirＩQｓcorｅswerelｏwertｈａnusuallevｅl.Sostoｒmscanｉnｃreaseintｅlliｇenｃe.Howeveｒ，veryｈｏtｗeatｈercanlｏｗｅｒｉt.StudｅnｔsinｔheUniteｄＳtａt(yī)esoｆtenｄobaｄlｙoｎexamsintｈehotmｏnthsoｆｔheyeａｒ.Weathｅｒalsoｈasastrongiｎfluｅnceｏnpｅoplｅ'sfeelｉngs.Wintermａybeabａdtimeforｔｈiｎpeople.Tｈeyusuallyｆｅｅlｃｏldduｒingｔheseｍｏntｈsanｄthｅｙmayfeelunhａｐｐyduringcｏlｄweather.Ｉnｈotsumｍerｗeather,ｏｎtheoｔherｈａnd，ｆａｔpｅｏpleｍayfeelunhａｐpy.Ｔｈｅsummerhｅatmａymａkeｔｈemtiredａndtｈｅyareeasytoｇetａngｒy.Areyoufeｅｌiｎgsick,ｓaｄ，tiredorveryiｎｔelligeｎttｏｄaｙ？Ｔheｗeathermaybetｈｅcause.1.Ifthｉnpｅoplefｅe(cuò)lｕnｈappy,ｔheｗeathｅｒｍayｂeｖeｒy_____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿.A.warm????? ?B.coldＣ.cｏol ?? ? ?Ｄ.hot2.StudeｎtsinthｅＵ.Ｓ.uｓuaｌlydobadｌyoｎexamｓｉｎ_＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)__.A.Jａｎuary? ?? B．DecemｂeｒC.Auｇust?? D.Ｍay3.PｅopleｉｎthｅＮorthｅastｏfAｍｅricａuｓuａlｌyhａveheaｒtdｉseasein_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)____.A．Marcｈ ?? ?B.AugustC.July ?? ?D.Decemｂｅr4.Stｏrｍscanincｒeaｓeｓｔudｅnｔ＇sIＱ,thisdiscｏveｒywasmade___＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)_.A.ｉn198２ ? B.by１982stｕdentｓC.by１982ｓcieｎｔiｓts ??Ｄ.byastｕdyof1９82exampｌes5.Wｈatisthebｅsttitleｆｏrthｉspassａgｅ?＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)____＿.Ａ.Weather ? ???B.ＷeatheranｄＰeｏpleC.ＴｈｅGreatinflueｎｃeofWeaｔher D.ＷeatherandＨｅａlthＰａssaｇe6VeryfｅiｎgtoｅataｔｔheWhiteThｅｎhedidsｏmethiｎｇthａt(yī)chanｇedalｌthat,ａｎdiｎａfｅwweekshiｓreｓtａurａntｗａsalwaysfulｌofmenandtｈeirlaｄyfｒｉendｓ.Wｈeｎeveraｇentlemancamewithalａdy,ａsmｉliｎgwaｉtergavｅe(cuò)acｈofthemaｂeautifｕlmｅnu.Tｈemenuslookedexaｃtlｙｔhesａmeontheoutｓide,buｔtherewasaｎiｍｐoｒｔaｎtdiffereｎｃeｉnｓｉde.Theｍenuthａt(yī)thewaiｔｅrｈａnｄedtothemangaｖeｔｈｅcorrectpricefoｒeacｈｄishaｎdeachｂotｔｌeoｆｗinｅ；whiｌｅthemenuthathｅｈanｄedtotheladygaｖeaｍuｃhhighｅrｐrice!Soｗhｅntｈeｍaｎcalmlｙoｒderｅdｄiｓhａfｔerdishandwinｅａｆtｅrwine,theladythoughthewasmuchmorｅgeneroustｈanheｒeallywas！1.Tｏｗhomdｉｄtheｗaｉｔergｉvｅａbｅａuｔiｆuｌmenｕｗhenａgenｔlemanａｎdhisladyｆｒｉｅndcaｍeintoｔhｅrestaurant?A.Thegｅnｔleman.? ?? B．Tｈｅlａdy．C.Bothofｔheｍ．???? D．Neiｔｈｅroｆtheｍ．２．Ｗerethｅmenuｓｆortheguestsｔheｓaｍe?A.Yｅｓ,theywere. ? B.Ｎo，ｔｈeｙweren't.Ｃ.Ｔheyｗeｒｅthesameoｎthｅoutsidebuｔdifｆｅrｅntinside.D．Ｔhｅywｅｒedifｆｅｒentｏntｈeoｕｔｓidｅbuｔthesamｅｉnside.3.Ｗhｙｃouldtｈemaｌeguｅsｔremaincalｍwhenhｅoｒdereｄｄｉｓｈaftｅrdｉｓh?A.Becａuｓetheprｉcｅｓofｔhedisheswｅreｒeasonaｂlｅ.Ｂ.Bｅｃａuseheｃouｌdhavｅsoｍediｓcount.Ｃ．Ｂｅcaｕseｈｅwasricｈ．Ｄ.Bｅcauｓeｈekneｗtｈａt(yī)tｈeladｙwouldlｉｋetｏｓｈａreｔhecｏｓtｗiｔhhim.4．Whａt(yī)didtheladythinkofherｆriｅｎdafｔeramealatthisrestauｒaｎt?A.Sｈethougｈtheｗanｔｅdtｏimpｒessher.B．Shethoughｔheonlｙpretｅnｄeｄtoｂｅgeｎerouｓ.C.Ｓhethｏｕghheｗasverｙrｉｃh.D.Shetｈouｇhｔhewａsveｒygenｅｒｏｕｓ5.Whatdoｅstｈｅstorｙmainlysｕggeｓｔ？A．Knｏｗlｅdgeofcustｏｍeｒｐｓｙchoｌogｙｈeｌmｏteｂusｉｎｅｓｓ.B.Areｓtauraｎtownｅrshouｌddeｓignｄifferenｔmenusforｄiｆｆerentgｕｅsts.Ｃ．Aｌlmenprｅtendtobegenｅrouｓbeforｅtheirlaｄyfrｉｅnds．D.Peoplｅliｋetogoｔoexpenｓiｖeｒｅstaｕranｔs.Passaｇe7Aguidedoｇisaｄｏｇespecｉaｌlytrａiｎｅdtｏｇuｉdeａblindpersoｎ.Dｏgｓcｈosenｆorｓuｃhｔraｉningmustshｏwgoｏddispositioｎ，ｉｎｔelligｅnｃｅ,physicalｆiｔｎessandseｎseｏfrｅsponsｉbiｌity.Ａtｔheagｅｏｆaboutfourteenｍonｔhs，aguｉdedogbegｉnsanｉntｅnsivecｏｕｒｓethａt(yī)laｓtsfromthrｅe(cuò)ｔｏfiｖeｍonｔhｓ.Itｂecomesaccｕstomedtoｔｈeleatｈerharnessandstiｆfleatｈerｈandleｉｔｗillｗｅaｒwhenｇｕｉdiｎgitｓbliｎdｏwner.Thedogｌeａｒnｓtｏｗatchthetraffiｃandtｏcrosstｈestreeｔsaｆelｙ．Italｓｏleaｒnｓtooｂeyｓuchcｏmmandsas＂forｗaｒｄ"，"left","ｒiｇｈt"and＂ｓit"ａndtoｄiｓobeyanｙcommandｔhａｔｍightleaditsｏwnerintｏdaｎｇer.Ｔhemoｓtiｍｐortaｎtpaｒtｏftheｔraｉniｎｇcｏurseisafour-weeｋprogrａminｗhichtｈeguｉdｅdoganｄitｓfuturｅowｎerleａrntｏworkｔｏgｅtｈer.Hｏwever,maｎyｂlindｐeopleareunsｕｉtedbｙpｅrsｏｎalｉtytoworkwitｈdogs．Ｏｎlｙatｅnthofthebｌindfiｎdaguｉdeｄｏｇｕsｅful.1.Whatisaguｉdedog?A.Adogtraｉneｄtｏhｅlpthｅblind.B.Adogtrainedtｏplaytｒｉcｋｓinａcircuｓ．C.Adoｇtｒａinedtｏｗｏrｋａsａｔoｕrｉstgｕide.D.Aｄogtｒａｉnedtoheｌphaｎdicappedchiｌdrｅｎ.2.Atwhatageｄoｅsaguｉdeｄｏgbegiｎitstrａｉningcｏｕｒse？A.Aｔｔheageofthreｅtofivｅmonｔｈs.?B.Attheageｏffourwｅe(cuò)ks.C.Aｔtheageｏｆfourteenmoｎthｓ. ?Ｄ.Attｈeagｅoｆteｎmonthｓ.3.ＷhiｃhofthefolｌowinｇisNOTinclｕｄｅｄｉntｈetｒaｉningcｏurｓe?A.Learnｉｎｇtoguiｄeitｓowｎｅrinthｅstreet.B.Leaｒningtoobeｙｍaｎdｓ.C.Learnｉngtｏweaｒhａｒnｅｓsａnｄhａｎdles.D．Leａrnｉｎgtosaｖeitsoｗneｒｗhenhe/ｓhｅｆallsintodaｎger.４.Ｗｈatisｔheｍostｉmpｏrｔantpartofthetｒainingｃoursｅ?A．Toｔeacｈthedoｇtoｂecomeａccｕｓｔomedtothehａrness.B.Toｔeachthedogtｏｄistinguishtherighｔｃommandsfrｏｍtｈｅwronｇｏnes．Ｃ.Toteachthedｏghoｗtｏcoopｅｒaｔewｉｔhiｔｓfｕｔｕreowｎer.D.Tｏteａcｈtｈeｄoghowtｏrescｕeitsｏwnerfｒｏmdanger．5．Whｙareguｉｄeｄogsnotpopｕlaｒ?Ａ．Manyblindpeｏｐlefinditｈaｒdtｏworkwithdogs.B．It＇shａrdtｏtｒaiｎａguｉdeｄog.C.Ａｇuｉｄeｄｏgｄoesn'tｗoｒｋｌoｎg.D.Ｇuiｄｅdogsarｅnotefficienｔｅｎouｇh.Ｐassage8IfyoｕtｒａvelｂｙaｉracrosstheｃentｅrofＡｆriｃａｏrＳｏutｈAmerica,youflyoverfｏrestsforｔhousａnｄsoｆｋilometｅrs.Thesegreaｔｆorｅstsａrｅｔｈeｏceanｓoftｒees.Theｒeaｒetｈoｕｓandｓａｎdthoｕsａｎdsofdiｆfereｎｔｋindｓoｆplaｎtｓaｎdanimals.However,ｔhewｏｒld'ｓfoｒesｔsaregettinｇsmａlleralｌtｈetiｍｅ.Weａrecｕttingｄoｗｎthｅtrｅe(cuò)sbecausｅwｅneｅdwooｄ,andweneｅdｍorｅfaｒmlaｎｄ．Sｏmepeoplesaythatｔｈｅreｗiｌlｎotbｅanyforｅstslｉkｅthｅsein2０or30yearｓ.Whａt(yī)willhaｐpenｉfｔheydiｓapｐear?Ifwecｕtｄoｗnouｒｆｏrests，ａloｔofplaｎtsanｄanｉmalｓwilldisaｐpｅaｒfrｏmtheworlｄ．Inalｏtoｆplaceｓthｅnewｆａrmlaｎdwｉllsoonlookｌikeｔheoldｄesertｓ.Crｏpｓwillnｏtgｒoｗthere.Ｉtwillｎｏtrａinｖeryoftｅn,andｔhｅweａt(yī)hｅrwiｌlgeｔveryhot.Perhapstheｃlimateofｔheworldwｉllchange.Thiswiｌlbｅdａｎgeroｕｓｆoｒevｅryoneinthｅｗorlｄ.Thatiswhywemusttakecarｅofoｕrfoｒｅsts．１．Ｔhｅｐassａgemainｌｙｔｅllsusaboｕt__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)．Ａ.ｔheimporｔancｅｏｆtakiｎgcａreofplａnｔsＢ．theｒｅsultoｆcuttｉngdｏwｎthetreeｓＣ．ｔhelocatｉｏnsofgreatforestsDtｈｅreaｓoｎsｆorfｏrmｉnｇthedeserts2．WｈｉｃhｏfthｅfｏllｏwingｉｓTRUEａccｏrｄiｎgtoｔhepａｓsaｇe?Ａ.ＡfriｃaandSouthAmeｒiｃaaｒethｅｏceansｏfｔreｅｓ．Ｂ.Fｏｒesｔsareｈomesｆordifferｅntkindsｏｆａnimalｓ.Ｃ．Ｆorestｓareｕsuallyｓevｅraｌsquaｒekiloｍｅteｒslａrｇe.D.Diffeｒentplａnｔscan'tbefoundiｎthesaｍefｏresｔ.3．Theneedfoｒmｏrｅwooｄandｍoｒelanｄreｓulｔsin___＿＿.A.tｈechaｎgeofthｅworlｄclimateB.ｔhｅdiｓａｐｐeａrａｎceofｍaｎyplantｓandａnｉmaｌsC.mｏredeｓeｒｔｓandleｓsfarｍｌandD.Ａlloftheａbovｅ４.Wｈatwillhapｐｅｎiｎ2０or30ｙｅaｒsinｓomｅpｅｏｐle'svｉew?Ａ．Ｗｅ'llhａvemｏreandgreaterforesｔｓ.Ｂ．Ｗe'1１haveenoughｌandｔosupporｔourpeople.Ｃ.We'11havenoｆoreｓtslｉkｅｔhosｅｉntｈｅcenｔerofAfricａ.D.We'lｌｈａveenoｕghwooｄｔodｏsomｅcoｏｋiｎg.5.Theｗｒitｅrthｉｎkｓ＿_(dá)____＿_(dá)_.A．itdangｅroustｏcｕtdowntｈｅｆｏrestsB.itｎｅｃesｓaryｔｏprotecｔtheｆｏrestsC．itiｍpｏssibｌetotａｋecａrｅｏftheｗｏｒｌｄD.ｉtimpｏrtanttokeｅｐaｎimalsPａｓsage9Cloｗns（小丑)liketｏmａkepeoplelaugh.Ｔhｅypaｉnttｈｅirfaｃｅsandpuｔonfunnyｎoses.Somｅtimeｓtheypuｔonａsａdfacebutmostoｆｔｈetimetheyputonahappｙfaｃｅ.Theyalsowｅarfunnycloｔhes.Moｓｔcｌownsworkincｉrcusｅs.Ｔｈeydoallkiｎdsoｆsilｌythｉnｇstomakｅtheａudienｃeｌaｕgh.Tｈeyruｎ,jump,faｌｌdoｗn,tｕrnsomersauｌtｓ(翻滾，斤頭),andｒｏｌｌｏver．Ｔｈｅｙｒｉｄedｏnkeysbackwaｒdｓ.Ｔheypusheachｏｔherinwａgonsorwhｅｅlbａｒrｏws.Ｓometｉmeｓｔhｅyshoutａｎｄsｉｎｇ．Ｃlｏwnsaｒefｕnnymen,andocｃａｓｉonａlｌｙ,woｍen,ｔoo!Aｃｉrｃusｉsnｏtaｃiｒｃuswｉｔｈｏutclowns!Chilｄreｎespeciaｌlyenｊoywａt(yī)ｃｈingclｏwｎｓ.AｃloｗnnameｄＣookｉeoｆtenvisitshosｐitalstｏentertaｉｎsｉckchildｒenａsｗelｌasolderpｅopｌe.Siｃkｐeｏpleｎeedtolａｕgh.Ithelpstｈemtogetbetterｆaster.Theｒeisanolｄsａying:"Lａｕｇhteｒisｇoodmｅdｉciｎe."1.Clownｓmａkeｐｅoｐlｅlauｇｈｂｙ_________＿＿_(dá)_.Ａ.mａkingfｕnoｆｔｈeａudieｎceＢ.pｕttｉｎｇonｓｔuｐidfaceＣ.paｉnｔｉnｇtheｉrfａcesD.dｏingａlｌｋｉndsoｆsillythｉngs２.Ｃlownsarｅ_______＿＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá).Ａ.ａlwaysmａleＢ.ａlwａysｆeｍaleC.mosｔlyfｅmalｅD.mｏsｔlymａle３.Theseｎtenｃe＂Acｉrcｕsiｓnoｔacirｃuswithouｔclｏwｎｓ"means___＿_(dá)___＿＿_(dá).A.aｃirｃuswｉllnoｔｂeｏfmuchfunifitｈasnoclｏwnsB.acｉrcuscａnnolｏngｅrsｕrｖiveiｆthｅcloｗｎｓａregoneC．a(chǎn)ｃircusｗiｔhclownｓisnｏｔｔhｅsameaｓaｃｉrcｕswiｔhoutcloｗnsＤ．ａcircuscannotaｔtractchｉｌdｒenifithaｓnｏｃlowns4.Clｏwｎsaｒeagreａｔfａｖoｒitｅwｉth_＿_(dá)_＿＿_(dá)＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_.A.oldｐeopleB.sｉckpeopｌeC．chｉｌｄrenD.ｐeoｐlｅoｆallagesａｎdinｔereｓtｓ5．Theｂesｔinｔerpreｔationｏftｈeoldsaｙiｎｇ"Ｌauｇhtｅrisｇooｄmedicine"maybe__＿_(dá)______＿．A．laughtercuｒespeoplｅ'ｓdｉｓeaｓeｓB.laughtｅｒｍakespeｏｐlｅheaｌthｙＣ.lａugｈｔerisfaｒｂetｔerthａnｍｅdｉcinｅD.lauｇhterhelｐssｉｃkpｅopｌｅｇetbetｔeｒfasteｒPasｓaｇe10Comｐｕterscanｉnjｕreyoｕ．Ｍostｏｔhｅrinｊuriｅshappensuｄdenly.Forexaｍple，iｆyｏｕfalloffabｉkｅandbreａkyoｕｒａｒｍs，ｉtｈappensｖeryquickｌｙ．Bｕtｃompuｔeｒｉnｊurieshａppeｎslowly.Youｐrｏｂabｌｙｋnｏwhｏwtorideaｂｉｋesafely.Ｎoｗlearntouseaｃｏmｐutｅｒsaｆely．YｏureyeｓＴｏｏｍｕchlｉgｈtｃaｎｉnjureyoureyeｓ，ｓoneversittoocｌｏsｅtoacｏmputerscreen．Youreyｅsshoｕｌdｂeａｔｌeasｔ50cmfroｍtｈｅscｒeｅn.Reｍeｍbｅrtoｌooｋａwayfｒomitsomeｔimes．Tｈisgivｅｓyｏureyesarest.Wheｎyouｕｓeacoｍpuｔｅｒ，ｔｈeｗiｎdｏwsｈouｌｄbeoｎyouｒlｅｆtorｙourriｇhｔ.Ｉfitisｂehiｎdｙou,thelightwｉllrｅfleｃton（反射)thescrｅｅn．Ifthｅｗｉｎｄowisinfronｔofyou，ｔｈesunaｎdthescreenｗillｂothｓhineiｎtoyoureyes.YourhandｓandwristsＨａnｄandｗｒiｓtinjurieｓｃａｎhappeｎbecａｕseｔhehaｎdｓandwriｓtsaｒemoveｄiｎthesａmewayhuｎdrｅdsoftｉmes.Ifyouuｓｅakeybｏardforalongｔiｍe，fｏｌlowthesetｈｒｅe(cuò)ruleｓ：1）Restyourwｒistｓｏｎｓomethｉng.2)Ｋｅｅｐyoureｌbows(肘）ａt(yī)tｈesameheightastheｋｅyｂｏａrd.3)Stopsｏmetｉｍeｓandexerciseyｏurhaｎdｓ，wrｉｓtsａndfingersinadifｆereｎｔway.ＹourbacｋSomeｐeoｐlesitfoｒmanｙhｏuｒsinｆrｏntofacomputer．Ｉfyousitｉnthｅｗroｎgｗay,yoｕcaninjuｒeyｏurbackoryourneck.Soyoｕｓhoｕｌdｓｉtwithｙouｒbaｃksｔrａigｈt.Ｔhetｏｐparｔｏｆtｈescｒeｅnshouldbｅｉnfrｏntoｆｙoureyｅｓ．Yourfｏrearｍｓ，wｒiｓtｓ，hanｄｓａnｄthｅupperｐaｒtofyourlegsshｏuldaｌlbｅpａｒaｌlel(平行)totheｆｌoｏｒ.Ｉｆｙouａresitｔｉngfｏraｌｏnｇtime，ｇetupeveｒy30minｕｔesanｄexeｒcisｅyouｒarｍs，lｅｇｓａndｎecｋ.Eｎjｏyyouｒcoｍｐutｅr,ｂutuseitsａfely.1.Aｃｏmpｕtersｃreenmayinjｕreyｏureｙeｓif_____＿_(dá)_.A.ｙousｉt６0ceｎｔimeteｒsａway??Ｂ.youremembertolookawayC．yoｕreyｅsaｒeｔooｃlosetｏit D．ｔｈewindｏwisｏnyｏuｒlｅfｔorright2.Hａndａｎdwristinjuriesareｃaｕseｄｗheｎyou＿_(dá)______.A.gｅtｐleｎｔyoｆexerciｓe ? B．moveinｔhｅｓamewayａgaｉnandaｇainＣ.ｒesｔyoｕrwｒiｓｔsｏnｓoｍethｉng? D．keepyoureｌｂowsasｈigｈaｓthekeyｂoard3.Ｙｏuｒeyesandhａｎdswｉllbesafｅif_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__A.ｙouｗｏrknearawｉndoｗ ? Ｂ.youｏfｔentaｋerｅstsfｒomｗoｒkingC.ｙｏuusｅakeｙbｏardforａlongｔｉme ?D．thewinｄowisbehindyou４．Itｉｓgｏｏｄforyouｒｂackandｎeckifyouｓit_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)___.A.iｎtｈeｒiｇhｔway ? Ｂ.ｆorｍanyhoursC.wiｔhtｈｅｓcreenbeｌowyouｒeyeｓ?D.wｉthyourbａcklｅanｉnｇfｏｒｗａｒd5.Whatwouldｂethebｅsttitlefoｒｔheteｘt?A.HoｗtoProｔectYｏurEyes. ??Ｂ.HowｔoProteｃｔYｏｕrHandｓandWｒistｓ.C.ＨoｗｔｏUseaComputerＳafelｙ.? Ｄ．HoｗtｏPｒotecｔYｏurBacｋ．Pasｓage11Lｅt'sｗａt(yī)cｈthｅweatｈerforｅcastonteleviｓiｏn.WemaygotｏScotｌand;wｅmaygotoＷalesorＬondon．Wecandeciｄｅａftｅｒthｅforecａsｔ."Goodmｏrning,ａndhｅreistheweathｅｒfoｒeｃastfｏrtoｍorｒow.ＮortｈerｎScotlandwillbecｏｌｄ,aｎdtheremayｂesnｏwoverＨiｇhGrouｎｄ.InｔhｅｎorthofＥnｇlａnｄiｔｗillbeawetdayaｎdrａiｎwilｌmoｖeintｏWａleｓandtheMｉdlandsdurｉｎgｔheaｆternooｎ.EａstAngｌia（英國(guó))wｉllbeｇenerallyｄｒｙ,ａndｉtwillｂeａbrighｔcｌeaｒdaｙwｉthｓunshine,bｕtitmayｒainduｒiｎgthｅe(cuò)ｖｅning.Inｔhｅsｏutｈwestitｍaybefoggyduringtｈemｏrｎｉng,buｔthｅaｆternｏoｎwiｌlbecｌｅar．Itmayｂewｉnｄｙlaterｉnthedaｙ．"1.Whａt(yī)iｓｔhｅspeakeｒplａｎninｇtodo?Ａ.Ｔｏgotｒaｖeliｎgwitｈｉntｈｅcｏｕｎtry.B.Toliｓtenｔotｈeweaｔhｅrfoｒｅcasｔontheradio．C.ＴowａｔertheweaｔherforecastｏnTV.D.ToｆlytｏＷaｌesoｒLｏndon．2.ＣantheｓpeakｅrｆlytoNoｒthernScｏtlaｎdtoｍorrowmｏrnｉng，acｃoｒdiｎｇｔotｈeweaｔherfｏrecaｓt？Whyoｒwhynoｔ?Ａ.Ｙes，ｂecauｓｅｉtｗiｌlbeafｉnedaytomorｒow.Ｂ.Yeｓ，becａuseｉｔwｏn'ｔbeｆogｇyｔheｒetomorｒow.Ｃ.No，ｂecauｓeiｔwｉｌｌbｅfｏgｇytheretomｏrrow．Ｄ.No,ｂecausetheｒｅwｉｌlbｅastｏrmｔheretomoｒrow.3.Wｈeｎisｔhespeakeｒｗatcｈiｎgtheｆorｅｃast?A．Inｔheｍorｎing. ??B.Atnooｎ.C.Ｉntheａftｅｒnoon. ??D．Intｈeｅｖeniｎg．4.Whatdｏｅsthefｏreｃastmａｉnlytelｌus?A.Tｈewhoｌecｏｕntrｙwillhavefiｎｅweathertｏｍorrow.B.Ｔheｗhｏｌｅcounｔrywilｌｈａveｖerybadweathertomorrow.C．Wiｔhiｎoｎedａｙtｈｅｗeaｔｈerｖａrｉesfromonepartoｆｔｈecounｔｒytoanoｔhｅｒ,evｅnｗithinoneｄｉstrｉct.D.weａt(yī)ｈerｃｈanｇｅｓａｌｏｔinBriｔａinｒecently.5.Ｗhatｃanｙouinferｆrｏmthepａssaｇe?A.theｓｐeaｋｅrwｉｌlgotoLｏnｄonB．ＴhespeakｅrisｉnNｏrｔhernIrelanｄnｏw.Ｃ.Ｎｏneoftｈeplａceｓofｆersiｄｅalweaｔhertoｍorrｏｗｆoｒtrａｖel.D.EasｔAngliａｗｉllhaｖeperfeｃtwｅatｈertoｍorrow.Pａssage１２Noｏneisｇladtｏhearｔhａt(yī)hisbodyhastobecｕtopeｎbyaｓuｒｇeonaｎdｐartｏfｉtｔａkenout．Toｄay,howeveｒ，wenｅe(cuò)dｎ'ｔwoｒｒyaboutｆｅe(cuò)linｇpａｉndurinｇtheｏｐｅration．Thｅsiｃｋpersｏnfａlｌsinｔoakｉndofsleeｐ,aｎｄwｈenｈeawakeｓ,theoperａt(yī)ioｎiｓfiｎｉshｅｄ．Butthｅsehapｐｙｃonｄｉｔiｏnｓarｅfairlyｎew．Itisnotmanyｙearｓsｉnｃeａｍaｎwhoｈａdtｏhaveoperaｔionfeltalｌｉtｓpaｉn．Longago,opｅratiｏnhａdusuａllytoｂｅdｏnewhｉlｅthesiｃkmａｎｃouldfeelｅvｅｒｙｔｈing.Ｓoonafter177０,JｏseptＰriestlｅydｉｓcoveredａｇaswｈichｉｓnowｃａｌlｅd＂ｌaughinggaｓ＂.LaughｉnggaｓbeｃamekｎowniｎA(yù)meｒiｃａ．Youngmenandwomenwｅntｔｏｐａrtieｓtｏtryiｔ.Ｍｏｓtoftｈemspenttheirtimelauｇhing,bｕtoｎemanataparty,HｏraceWells,notiｃｅdｔｈａｔpeoplｅdidn＇tｓｅe(cuò)mtofeｅlpａiｎwｈｅｎthｅｙwereusinｇthiｓgas.Hｅdeｃiｄedｔomａｋeanｅxperiｍeｎtonｈimself.Heａｓkedafriｅｎdtohelｐhim.Wellstｏokｓomeｏｆtheｇas，ａｎdhisfrｉeｎdpulledoutoneoｆＷeｌｌ'steetｈ.Ｗellsfｅｌtｎopainatａll．Ashedidｎ＇tknowenｏugｈaboｕｔlａｕgｈinｇgas,ｈegaｖeaｍanlesｓｇasthanheshouldhavｅ.Tｈｅmanｃriedoutwithpainwｈeｎhiｓtooｔhwaｓｂeingｐｕｌleｄoｕt.Ｗeｌｌstrｉｅdaｇain,butｔhistimehegaｖetoｏmuｃｈｏｆthegａs，anｄｔhemandieｄ．Wellsneｖｅrforgotthisterriblｅe(cuò)vent．1.Iｔis____sinceaｍａnfeｌtalｌｔｈｅpaｉｎｗhiｌebeingoperateｄ．A．a(chǎn)fewmoreyearsB.nｏtloｎｇC.fｅｗyeａｒsD.twothouｓandｙeaｒs2．Longaｇo,wｈenｔhesickmaｎwasopｅｒaｔedoｎ,ｈｅ＿＿＿_(dá).Ａ.couldfeelnothｉng? B.couldnoｔｗaｎｔanythiｎgC.coｕldfeeｌａllthepaｉn? D.cｏuｌｄdoanｙthing3．Usiｎgtｈｅlaughiｎggas,thｅpeoｐlediｄnotｓeｅmｔo_＿_(dá)_.A．beafraidｏfanything? B.ｆｅe(cuò)lpaｉnＣ.wａnttogｏtotｈepａrties ?D．ｂeｉll4．Ifamanｔｏｏklｅsslaughiｎggａｓthａｎhｅshoｕldhavewｈenanoｐｅratｉｏnwenｔon,hｅ___.A.ｆｅｌtnotｈｉnｇB．fｅltveｒyｃomｆorｔabｌｅＣ.stillfeltpainD.woulddie５．Onewhotooktoomｕcｈoｆｔhｅｌauｇhiｎgｇaｓ＿_(dá)＿.A.ｗoulddｉｅ ? B.woｕlｄｌａugｈallthetｉmeC．woｕldneverfeelpaｉn ??D.wouldbevｅrｙcａｌmPasｓａｇe1３Ａmericａnｓ,ｌikemaｎypeoｐleelsewhereintｈeｗｏrｌd,likeｔoinvitefriendstotｈｅirhomeｓｆｏｒanevenｉngoｆfｏｏd,driｎkａｎｄcoｎversaｔion．FｏrmaldｉnnｅrｓｉnfｉnehomeｓａndhotelsintheUnitedSｔaｔeｓarｅmucｈtheｓａmeasformａldinnersanyｗherｅｉnｔｈewoｒld．ButａsmosｔｐeopｌeiｎtheUnitｅdStateshａvenoserｖａnts,theirdinneｒｐａrtiesａt(yī)ｈomeａredeｃｉｄｅdlyｉnfoｒmaｌ．Asｍａnｙnｅwｓmallhｏmｅshaveｎｏsepaｒatｅdｉｎingrooｍｏrjusthaveverysmaｌｌｄiningsｐａcｅ,guestscanａｌsoservｅthemselvesandeatintｈeliｖinｇrｏｏm,holdingthｅｉrpｌａｔesortｒaysontheｉrknｅe(cuò)s.Aｍoreeｎjoyabｌeformofeｎtertainmentisthepicnic．Ameｒｉcansａreｇｒeatpiｃnicｋeｒs,andａｌｍoｓteverｙfamilｙｈasａpｉcnicbaskeｔ.Suｍmｅrｉnviｔaｔｉoｎｓareofｔeｎforａpｉｃｎiｃatａpａrｋoｒintｈeoｐeｎcoｕnｔｒysidｅ.Uｎlesｓhamｂｕrｇeｒsorhotｄogｓareｃｏokｅｄovｅｒａｆiｒe，pｉｃnicｆoodisｕsualｌｙcｏld-ｓａndwiches,salａｄs，potatochips，ｐickles.Wａt(yī)ermelonｉsａfavｏｒitedｅssert，folｌowedveryofｔenｂybａseballfoｒtheyouｎgandａｃｔive,aｎdｎaｐsfｏｒtheoldａndweａry．1.WhatｄoAmericａnsｌiketoｄｏwitｈtheｉrfriｅnds?A.Toｉｎviｔetheｍtoｄinneｒatrestａuraｎtｓ.Ｂ.Toinvｉｔｅtｈemｔｏsomｅｆｉnehomes.C.Toｓｐeｎdanｅveｎingwithtｈｅmｉnthecoｕntrｙside.Ｄ.Ｔoｉｎviｔｅthemoverｔoｄinnerattheirhoｍes．2．ＷhｙdomoｓtＡmｅｒicａnspｒｅferinformalｐartｉes?A.Becauｓetｈｅyｃannoｔａffordfｏｒmalones．Ｂ．Ｂｅcaｕseｔheyｈａｖeｎosｅrvantｓtｏｈeｌｐthｅmprepareformalones．C．Becauseｐrｅｐariｎgaformalｐａｒtywilltakｅuptoｏmuchoｆthｅｉrtime.D．Becausetheyｄonotlikefｏrｍaloｎes.3.Wheredoｇueｓtsｓｉｔandeａt(yī)aｔaｎinｆormａldinnｅｒ,accｏｒdｉｎgtothepaｓsage?A.Inthediningroomoriｎtｈeｌiｖiｎgrooｍ.?B．Wheｒevertheｙlｉke．Ｃ.Inｔhｅgaｒｄｅn. ?????Ｄ．Inｔhｅkｉｔchen.4．Accordｉｎgｔothepaｓsａｇe,whatdoｐｅｏpleSEＬDＯＭｈａvｅatａpicnic?A.Ｃookｅdfooｄ.?? ? ?Ｂ.Coldｆood.Ｃ.Hoｔfooｄ. ? ? D．Ｆruｉt.5.Ｗhyｉｓtheｐicniｃｃｏｎｓidｅｒｅdamoｒｅe(cuò)njoｙaｂｌefｏｒmofmeal?A.Beｃauｓｅｔhewholefaｍiｌyｃanhaｖeittｏgether．Ｂ．Becaｕseaｄｅssｅrｔiｓａlwａｙssｅrved.C.Becausepｅoplecanbeclosertonaｔuｒe.D.Becausｅaｂaｓeballgameｉsａｌwayｓａｒｒangedafterｉt．Pａssage１4Tｈerｅwereoncemanysheiks（阿拉伯的酋長(zhǎng)）wｈowantedtomarryQueeｎMauｒａ,forsheｗａｓoｎeｏftheｍostbeaｕtｉfulａｎdpowerfuｌqueeｎsoｆAraｂｉa.Howｅveｒ,ｓhedidnｏtlikemｏstｏｆtｈeshｅiks,ａndsｏontherｅwｅreonlｙthｒeｅleftｏｎhｅrlｉｓtoｆposｓiblehｕsbandｓ.Thｅseｔｈreeshｅikｓwereａｌlｅqｕallｙｙoｕngａｎdｈandsome，richaｎdstrong.ItｗasverｙhardfortheQueentｏｃhooseｔhｅbestone.Onｅｅvenｉnｇ,shedisguiｓedhｅrseｌｆａndweｎtｔowhereｔhetｈreesheikswerehavｉngtheｉreveningmeal．Sｈeaｓkｅdｔｈeｍtogivehersｏmeｔhingtoeat.Thefiｒsｔshｅｉkgａveherｓomｅstalｅ（不新鮮的）fｏodlefｔｏverfｒomthedaｙbefｏrｅ.Tｈesｅcｏndsｈeikgａvehｅratｏｕghpｉeceofｏldｃameｌ'ｓtａil.Tｈeｔhirｄshｅｉk,whoseｎamewａsHaｋiｍ,gavehｅrsｏｍeｏfthemｏｓtteｎder(嫩的)anｄtａstｙmeat.Aftert