阅读理解 When Thomas Edison was 15, a train accident hurt his ears. Once when he tried to jump on a moving train, a conductor grabbed (抓) his ears to pull him up. He soon began to lose most of his hearin 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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　　When Thomas Edison was 15, a train accident hurt his ears. Once when he tried to jump on a moving train, a conductor grabbed (抓) his ears to pull him up. He soon began to lose most of his hearing. His deafness (耳聋) could have been cured by an operation. But Edison didn't take the operation. He said being deaf helped him concentrate (专心).

　　“Deafness probably drove me to reading.” he said later in life. He was one of the first people to use the Detroit Free Library. His library card was number 33. He went through shelf by shelf, reading every book.

　　Edison enjoyed science books best of all. He read many kinds of science books. He realized (认识) his future would be in finding ways to make lives better, instead of just learning how things work.

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1．What is the passage mainly about?

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A．Edison's ear problem.

B．Edison's reading habits (习惯).

C．An accident happened to him.

D．Books that Edison read.

2．Edison didn't take the operation because ________.

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A．he was afraid of losing his life in the operation

B．he thought his deafness could make him read books more carefully

C．he didn't have enough money

D．he had no time to take the operation

3．The underlined word “cured” means ________.

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A．killed

B．used

C．brought back to health

D．saved

4．Which of the following is right?

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A．Edison had ear problems before the accident.

B．Edison liked to read story - books in the library.

C．You would pay for the books if you read in the Detroit Free Library.

D．Edison's ear problem could be cured.

5．What did Edison want to do in his future?

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A．To learn how things work.

B．To invent new things.

C．To be a great thinker.

D．To be a good leader.

答案：B;A;C;D;B
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