题目内容
Many earthquakes (地震) happen without warning, so it is important to know what to do wherever you
are during an earthquake. Here are some top tips on how to stay safe in an earthquake.
◆ Keep a cool head. Worry may make bad decisions. Think about what you should do. The first several
seconds are important.
◆ If you are indoors during an earthquake, hide under a heavy desk and protect your head. Stay away from
windows and anything that could fall on you.
◆ If you are in a crowded hall away from the door, don't rush to the exit. You will find too many people
trying to get out at the same time. Instead, hide under a desk or a table. Do not get into a lift during an
earthquake!
◆Stay in a safe area until you are sure it's OK to leave. Some aftershocks (余震) may follow an earthquake.
These are as dangerous as the earthquake.
◆If you are at home and you smell gas, open a window and leave the building quickly.
◆ If you are outdoors, find a clear place away from buildings, trees, street lights and power lines.
◆If you are buried in debris (埋在废墟), you may make noises by knocking at the rocks. Shouting will use
up your energy. You could be without help for up to 72 hours. Try to find some water and food. These are
important for you.
B. boring news
C. interesting stories
you mustn't try to get out because _________.
B. you may lose the way
C. people may hurt each other when rushing out at the same time
B. Hiding under a heavy desk if you are indoors.
C. Using the lift to go downstairs.
B. keep shouting for help
C. catch people's attention by knocking at the rocks
B. we can hide under the tree during an earthquake
C. we needn't care about aftershocks
阅读理解。（每小题2分，共30分）
阅读下列材料，从 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。
A
People say that George Washington, the first president of the United States, never told a lie. But it seems that the president was not without faults.
A New York library recently found that Washington borrowed two books from the library in 1789. He didn’t return them.
If he were still alive, he would have to pay the library ＄300,000 for being 220 years late.
On October 5, 1789, when the first president borrowed the books form the New York Society Library, he didn’t sign his name in the borrower’s book. He just wrote “president” to show who had taken them out.
The two books should have been brought back a month later but were never returned. Workers at the library realized the books were missing.
The New York Society Library doesn’t expect anyone to pay the fine. But it hopes that someone will return the books.
【小题1】Gorge Washington is__________.
| A．the president of the US now |
| B．the first president of the US |
| C．the first black president of the US |
| D．the president who always borrowed the books without returning them back |
| A．the Washington Public Library |
| B．the New York Society Library |
| C．the Paris Society Library |
| D．the Chinese Public Library |
| A．Gorge Washington will return the book. |
| B．Gorge Washington will pay the fine |
| C．someone will find the book and return it |
| D．someone will pay the fine for the president |
阅读理解
Accident Report Form(表格)
Accident: A car crashed（冲撞） into a tree.
Some people were trapped （困）in the car.
Weather: There was a heavy rain.
Date of call: June 3,2006
Time of call: 9:30 p.m.
Name of caller: Mrs Green
Place: Zhongshan Road, Nanjing
Conditions of victims（受害者）: Mr Green hurt his head.
Mrs Green hurt her left leg.
Their daughter felt frightened.
Action: Policemen arrived at 9:40 p.m. and sent the victims to Gulou Hospital at 9:45 p.m.
1.What time did Mrs Green call the police?
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A．At 9:30 a.m. |
B．At 9:30 p.m. |
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C．At 9:40 p.m. |
D．At 9:45 p.m. |
2.How many people were trapped in the car?
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A．One. |
B．Two |
C．Three |
D．Four |
3.Whose left leg was hurt?
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A．Mrs Green's. |
B．Their daughter's. |
C．Mr. Green's |
D．Their friend's. |
4.What was the weather like that day?
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A．It was sunny. |
B．It was snowy. |
C．It was cloudy. |
D．It was rainy. |
5.Which of the following is TRUE?
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A．The car crashed into a wall. |
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B．Their daughter hurt her leg and was sent to the hospital. |
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C．The car accident happened on Zhongshan Road in Nanjing. |
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D．The policemen arrived half an hour later and sent the victims to the hospital. |
阅读理解
Frederic Chopin was born in March 1810 near Warsaw in Poland(波兰). He was one of the greatest musicians in the world. In 1831, he went to Paris. No people but he could play the piano very well.
At that time people in Paris liked the Hungarian(匈牙利的) pianist Franz Liszt.
One night, at a concert, Liszt went to the piano and people shouted. As all the lights in the concert were turned off, a wonderful piano concert started. The music was so good that the listeners were all greatly interested. They kept praising(不停地赞扬) the pianist and thought that Liszt had reached something new in playing the piano.
Suddenly, all the lights were turned on again as the music came to an end. And there stood a young man instead of the famous Hungarian pianist Franz Liszt.
Liszt planned all this. As the lights went out, Liszt left his chair and let Chopin take his place. So with the help of Liszt and his own talent(天赋), Chopin soon became famous.
1.Chopin was _______.
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A．the greatest musician in the world |
B．a famous Polish(波兰的) pianist |
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C．a famous Paris pianist |
D．one of the greatest musicians in Hungary |
2.The wonderful piano concert started _______.
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A．after all the lights were turned on |
B．when Liszt sat down at the piano |
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C．after the lights were turned off |
D．when Chopin went to the piano |
3.When the music came to an end, _______.
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A．Liszt stood at the piano |
B．all the lights were turned off again |
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C．Chopin stood at the piano |
D．people went out of the hall |
4.Chopin became famous _______.
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A．before he came to the concert |
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B．because he was a student of Liszt’s |
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C．because people in Paris liked him very much |
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D．since he played so well at the concert |
5.From the story we know _______.
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A．Chopin could be famous because of his own talent and the help from Liszt |
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B．Liszt planned to make Chopin famous |
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C．Liszt was Chopin’s teacher |
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D．one could be famous only with the help of a famous pianist |