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【题目】 When Faith Wan jiku graduated from the Technical University of Kenya last year, she immediately enrolled (注册) at the Confucius Institute in Kenyatta University. She wanted to learn Chineseas she believed that it would help her land a good job.

She has just completed the Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) 3 exam. HSK is a test of Chinese language level for non-native speakers, organized by the Confucius Institute Headquarters.

Howeverthis level isn't enough for Wanjikuwho plans to pass HSK 6. She wanted to increase her level or Chinese and improve her spoken Chinese. And Wanjiku isn’t alone. The number of people taking the HSK reached 6.8 million in 2018 and went up 4.6 percent from a year earlier, the Ministry of Education said on May 31.

Chinese is becoming an increasingly popular choice of language to study around the world. Currently middle school students in Russia can take Chinese as an elective languages test in the country’s national college entrance exam, Sputnik News reported.

In MayZambia became the fourth country in Africa- after Kenya, Uganda and South Africa – to introduce Chinese languages to its schools.

Behind the growing popularity of Chinese language leaning is the international community’s positive attitude toward China’s future developments, as well as the peoples longing to learn about Chinese civilization and culture.

Indeedit’s as the former president of South Africa Nelson Mandela put it“if you talk to a man in a langrage he understandsthat goes to his head. If you talk to him in his in languagethat goes to his heart.”

1What did Wanjiku do after graduating from university?

A.She went abroad.B.She learned chinese.

C.She found a job.D.She traveled to China.

2HSK is a test for .

A.non-native speakersB.native speakers

C.middle school studentsD.college students

3What does the underlined sentence mean?

A.Wangjiku has lots of friends.

B.Lots of people want to pass HSK 6 exam.

C.Wangjiku has passed HSK 3 exam.

D.Many people want to live in China.

【答案】

1B

2A

3B

【解析】

本文为新闻报导。文章主要讲了全世界都在学中国话,作者以肯尼亚工业大学毕业的Wanjiku想学习中文为例,来说明汉语在全球的影响。

1

细节理解题。根据第一段中的“She wanted to learn Chineseas she believed that it would help her land a good job.” 她想学中文,因为她相信这会帮助她找到一份好工作。可知,毕业后Wanjiku想学汉语,故选B

2

细节理解题。根据第二段中的“HSK is a test of Chinese language level for non-native speakers, organized by the Confucius Institute Headquarters.” HSK是由孔子学院总部组织的针对非母语人士的汉语水平测试。可知,汉语水平考试是一项针对非母语人士的考试。故选A

3

词义猜测题。根据第三段中However,this level isn't enough for Wanjiku,who plans to pass HSK 6. (然而,对于打算通过HSK六级考试的Wanjiku来说,这个水平还不够。)和 “The number of people taking the HSK reached 6.8 million in 2018 and went up 4.6 percent from a year earlier, the Ministry of Education said on May 31.” (教育部531日表示,2018年,参加HSK的人数达到680万人,比上年同期增长4.6%。)由此可推断出划线句子“And Wanjiku isn’t alone”的意思是与Wanjiku有同样想法的人不止一个,即有很多人都想通过HSK六级考试,故选B

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