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【题目】 First and foremost, “The Great Salmon Run (鲑鱼洄游)” looks amazing. It is beautifully filmed, done in completely natural and sometimes friendly way and never looking still. The editing is always brief and smooth and the scenery is pure magic. A wide diversity of the different landscapes are included rather than just one habitat. The music fits very well, beautiful and appropriate.

Again, like so many Attenborough’s nature/wildlife documentaries, “The Great Salmon Run” fascinates, teaches, moves, entertains and attracts. In terms of the facts there is a very good mix of the known ones and the unknown. Some facts are familiar to us while some are going into details about the different animals, their challenges and some truly amazing wildlife events in their struggles for survival and interaction with other animals whether prey (猎物) or predator (捕食者).

Certainly the salmon are a thing of beauty but the brown bears similarly have impressive moments as well. It may not be novel territory for Attenborough, but animals are what one can’t get enough of. Besides, there is so much freshness to the material that it won’t make one feel going round in circles but absorbed.

Narration (解说) by Attenborough helps significantly. He clearly knows his stuff and knows what to say and how to say it. He delivers it with his usual richness, soft-spoken enthusiasm and sincerity, never talking down to the viewer and keeping them wanting to know more. Viewers care for what goes on in front of and behind the camera.

At no point does “The Great Salmon Run” ever feel like just a series of scenes. Instead, it feels like its own story and journey, with real, complex emotions and conflicts and animal characters, all of which are developed in a way a human character would in a film.

Overall, amazing.

1The writer thinks in narration, Attenborough ________.

A.changes his usual style

B.keeps the viewers interested

C.ignores what the viewers want to know

D.thinks what to say is more important than how to say it

2According to the passage, what do we know about The Great Salmon Run?

A.It not only entertains.

B.It is set in only one main habitat.

C.It is Attenborough’s finest work.

D.It focuses on the struggle between the salmon and man.

3What is the writer’s attitude towards The Great Salmon Run?

A.He considers it average.B.He is negative about it.

C.He holds an objective view.D.He thinks highly of it.

4The passage is probably a ________.

A.journalB.travel guide

C.film reviewD.science report

【答案】

1B

2A

3D

4C

【解析】

这是一篇影评。评价了“鲑鱼洄游”这部电影拍摄的妙处。

1

细节理解题。根据第四段“He delivers it with his usual richness, soft-spoken enthusiasm and sincerity, never talking down to the viewer and keeping them wanting to know more. 他以他一贯的丰富性、轻声细语的热情和真诚来传达它,从不居高就地对观众说话,让他们想知道得更多。所以这里Attenborough在解说过程中会一直让观众感兴趣。故选B项。

2

细节理解题。根据第四段““The Great Salmon Run” fascinates, teaches, moves, entertains and attracts.”鲑鱼洄游使人着迷、教导人、感动、娱乐和吸引人。所以鲑鱼洄游不仅仅只是娱乐。故选A项。

3

推理判断题。根据文章最后2段“it feels like its own story and journey, with real, complex emotions and conflicts and animal characters, all of which are developed in a way a human character would in a film. Overall, amazing. 它就像一个独立的故事和旅程,有着真实而复杂的情感、冲突和动物角色,所有这些都是按照电影中人类角色的方式发展起来的。总而言之,不可思议。作者一直在表述这个纪录片的神奇之处,最后总结不可思议,所以作者是高度赞扬的态度。故选D项。

4

推理判断题。从文章第一段“First and foremost, “The Great Salmon Run (鲑鱼洄游)” looks amazing. It is beautifully filmed, done in completely natural and sometimes friendly way and never looking still. The editing is always brief and smooth and the scenery is pure magic. 首先,“鲑鱼洄”看起来不可思议。它经过美妙地拍摄,以完全自然和友好的方式完成,从来没有看起来静止的样子,剪辑总是简洁流畅,场景是纯粹的魔术。这里提到关键词拍摄和剪辑,所以是电影的影评。故选C项。

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