题目内容
12.A Dangerous JourneyOn July 2,1937,Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan left New Guinea for Howland Island in the Pacific.This was the longest and most dangerous part of their trip around the world.Earhart had trouble shortly after takeoff.The weather was stormy,so she had to fly at 3,000 meters (10,000 feet).Going this high,the plane used gas quickly.
After about twenty hours,Earhart and Noonan approached Howland Island.The island was only about 105 kilometers (65 miles) away,but the bright sun was shining in their faces so they couldn't see it.Near Howland,a ship,the Itasca,was waiting.Earhart contacted the ship:"Gas is low,"she said.The Itasca tried to maintain contact with her but got no response.Finally,the Itasca called for help.People searched for Earhart and Noonan for days.Despite the searchers'efforts,they found nothing.
Missing!
What happened to Amelia Earhart?No one knows for sure.During the flight,she probably headed in the wrong direction because the sun was bright and it was hard to see.So she got lost; soon after,her plane ran out of gas,and she died at sea.Another idea is that she survived the plane crash,swam to an uninhabited (无人居住的) island,and later died there.Still others think she survived the crash and secretly returned to the U.S.with a new identity.
Although the first theory seems most likely,none of these ideas has been proven.Today,people are still looking into Earhart's and Noonan's disappearance.(Noonan's body has also never been found.) Whatever happened,Amelia probably died as she wished."When I go,"she said,"I'd like best to go in my plane."
46.Why was flying to Howland Island difficult?D
A.Earhart was sick after takeoff.
B.The sun was too bright and shining.
C.Their plane was damaged.
D.It was very far from New Guinea.
47.Which statement would the writer most probably agree with?A
A.Amelia's plane probably ran out of gas and she died at sea.
B.It is possible that Fred Noonan killed Amelia Earhart.
C.Amelia Earhart probably died on an island in the Pacific.
D.Fred Noonan might still be alive today.
48.What does the underlined word"go"in the last paragraph mean?C
A.fly
B.leave
C.die
D.travel.
分析 本文叙述了Amelia Earhart和 Fred Noonan这两名飞行员前往 Howland岛进行了一次旅行.天气恶劣,所以他们不得不飞在3000米的高空,因此燃料用的很快.大约20个小时后,Earhart 和Noonan接近了Howland岛.但是,一艘船正等在海上,想和Earhart取得联系,但是没有得到回复.人们在海上搜寻,没有找到.关于Earhart发生了什么事,有很多说法,但是没有一个得到证实.
解答 DAC
46. D 推理判断题.根据"This was the longest and most dangerous part of their trip around the world.Earhart had trouble shortly after takeoff.The weather was stormy,so she had to fly at 3,000 meters (10,000 feet).Going this high,the plane used gas quickly."可知这个岛离几内亚距离很远.而且飞机飞到很高的高度,耗油太快.故答案为D.
47. A 推理判断题.根据"During the flight,she probably headed in the wrong direction because the sun was bright and it was hard to see.So she got lost; soon after,her plane ran out of gas,and she died at sea."和"Although the first theory seems most likely,"可知作者认为她最可能是迷路了,然后死在海上了.故答案为A.
48. C 词意猜测题.根据"Whatever happened,Amelia probably died as she wished.‘When I go,'she said,‘I'd like best to go in my plane.'"可知作者认为无论她怎么死的,她都是按照她自己希望的那样死的.所以下文的go指的是死.故答案为C.
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(44)A the pack hierarchy(等级制度),there are male(雄性) and female hierarchies.The alpha(领头的) male (45)D the entire pack,both males and females.The alpha female and male are the(46)Bones that breed.
Wolf packs usually hunt within a territory.Territories can(47)C from 50square miles to over a 1,000.Wolves travel as far as they (48)Bto in order to find prey(猎物).They often travel at five miles per hour but can reach a(49)Aof 40miles per hour.
When the young adults reach the age of three,they can either join the pack or(50)Cto find their own territory.The new territory can be (51)Bby if there is a lot of prey.In some areas young adults travel hundreds of miles to (52)Ca new territory.
Wolves typically mate for life.In the northern United States,they (53)A from late January through March.The breeding season is earlier for wolves living (54)B south.Wolves are pregnant (怀孕) for about 63days and usually(55)Cfour to six pups.
The wolf pups are usually born in a den(兽穴).At birth,they cannot see or(56)A and weigh about one pound.The pups are weaned (断奶) at about six weeks.Adult pack members (57)D meat and bring it back to the den for their pups.(58)A the adults regurgitate(反刍) the food,the pups have a hearty meal.The mother wolf(59)Bher pups to new den sites every couple of months until the fall when the pack stops(60)C at den sites
41.A.however | B.but | C.in case | D.unless |
42.A.Especially | B.Usually | C.Occasionally | D.Specia lly |
43.A.break off | B.leave off | C.take off | D.move off |
44.A.Within | B.In | C.Without | D.Around |
45.A.holds | B.lives | C.grasps | D.controls |
46.A.most | B.only | C.right | D.very |
47.A.spend | B.take | C.range | D.bring |
48.A.wish | B.need | C.reach | D.go |
49.A.speed | B.area | C.distance | D.height |
50.A.dine | B.sleep | C.leave | D.study |
51.A.far | B.close | C.bad | D.good |
52.A.hunt | B.search | C.find | D.build |
53.A.breed | B.feed | C.raise | D.care |
54.A.later | B.farther | C.deeper | D.longer |
55.A.give | B.take | C.bear | D.bring |
56.A.hear | B.speak | C.walk | D.run |
57.A.eat | B.rob | C.spit | D.swallow |
58.A.After | B.Before | C.Until | D.While |
59.A.brings | B.moves | C.follows | D.leaves |
60.A.sleeping | B.hunting | C.living | D.eating. |
Taking a break from her (24)B,Danielle decided to attend a meeting at the local women's resource center.The women there had been a strong source of encouragement since she fled her home (25)A for her safety.Sitting next to Danielle,Amy began to share the details of her (26)C situation.She was just days away from (27)D her home and her car.Her phone and electric services were both scheduled to be(28)A.Her husband had gambled away their money.She had nothing left.Nothing.
As Amy described the degree of the situation,Danielle (29)C God's soft whisper in her heart:"After the meeting,give Amy twenty dollars."Danielle immediately thought,"But I can't.I only have forty dollars."She heard the (30)D again.Danielle knew she needed to follow.When the meeting (31)C,she reached into her purse and (32)A handed twenty dollars to Amy.Knowing Danielle's situation,Amy was (33)B to accept it at first.But as a crowd of women(34)B to give Amy hugs of support,Danielle told her that God wanted her to have it.Then Danielle left.
Now with just twenty dollars left in her wallet,Danielle decided to (35)B cashing her paycheck at just one more bank before heading home.(36)D she expected the rejection she had received at so many other banks,she was(37)B filled with renewed confidence and optimism.Hopefully,she walked into the bank next to the women's center.Moments later,the bank (38)C her paycheck with no questions asked.Wearing a big smile,Danielle returned home.
As for Danielle,it has been three years since that day.Realizing true hope has no (39)A,she continues to be(40)D for the lifetime supply that she received for just twenty dollars.
21.A.select | B.find | C.consult | D.search |
22.A.decisions | B.choices | C.appointments | D.attempts |
23.A.encourage | B.believe | C.support | D.comfort |
24.A.ambitions | B.struggles | C.failures | D.experiences |
25.A.in fear | B.in debt | C.in public | D.in doubt |
26.A.similar | B.unique | C.desperate | D social |
27.A.ruining | B.leaving | C.missing | D.losing |
28.A.cancelled | B.reduced | C.abolished | D.changed |
29.A.received | B.found | C.heard | D.felt |
30.A.story | B.advice | C.order | D.voice |
31.A.followed | B.lasted | C.concluded | D.agreed |
32.A.quietly | B.politely | C.happily | D.sadly |
33.A.awful | B.unwilling | C.eager | D.embarrassed |
34.A.intended | B.approached | C.managed | D.continued |
35.A.avoid | B.try | C.consider | D.risk |
36.A.If | B.But | C.Since | D.While |
37.A.anyhow | B.somehow | C.therefore | D.otherwise |
38.A.counted | B.checked | C.cashed | D.tested |
39.A.price | B.cost | C.cause | D.purpose |
40.A.ready | B.welcome | C.fortunate | D.thankful. |
A. | wander | B. | wandered | C. | to wander | D. | wandering |
A. | turn out | B. | bring out | C. | call out | D. | pick out |
"How about a small dinner with(37)C?"I asked.
"No,"she said,"I hate being the center of(38)A."
Still,the milestone had to be marked.(39)D wasn't going to let her get away with a Stouffer's frozen dinner and a movie video,(40)C this was all she said she wanted.
I thought and thought,and(41)B making my decision,I sent a letter to her friends,asking them for photos,poems,and letters."Carol doesn't (42)A a party in person…but I'm hoping to(43)D her a party in a book."I bought a(n)(44)A with a friend's advice,and what I wanted(45)B.For a few minutes at the end of every workday,I(46)C pull out the marking pens and make up the(47)D,Carol's.
Photos of her in junior high,pictures of us (48)C the boys,original songs,notes,cards,and poems.It made me(49)A for all the years we had had together.The(50)B was more than the album.It was the friendship and love she had given to me and to our kids and to all her friends and family.You could (51)B it on every page.
I wrapped it up and(52)A it home."Happy birthday,sweetie,"I said."It's not a frozen dinner or a video,but it's (53)D you deserve."She cried.She doesn't(54)C like to cry,but I think she likes the book.She's said so many times.And every time I remind her(55)B putting it together was a gift to me.
36.A.amazing | B.clear | C.unusual | D.important |
37.A.neighbours | B.children | C.friends | D.classmates |
38.A.attention | B.comment | C.view | D.interest |
39.A.She | B.It | C.He | D.I |
40.A.for | B.or | C.and | D.when |
41.A.before | B.after | C.when | D.once |
42.A.want | B.have | C.hold | D.attend |
43.A.make | B.choose | C.find | D.give |
44.A.album | B.novel | C.mirror | D.overcoat |
45.A.went on | B.poured in | C.turned back | D.got away |
46.A.could | B.should | C.would | D.might |
47.A.decision | B.story | C.mind | D.book |
48.A.for | B.around | C.with | D.except |
49.A.grateful | B.worried | C.nervous | D.special |
50.A.meaning | B.gift | C.party | D.world |
51.A.count | B.read | C.express | D.improve |
52.A.took | B.sent | C.placed | D.packed |
53.A.how | B.why | C.which | D.what |
54.A.normally | B.merely | C.really | D.obviously |
55.A.whether | B.that | C.when | D.who |