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12.A.approval B.invaders C.addressed D.serving E.impact F.response G.influential H.rescued I.mixed J.potential K.engaged |
"TIME"has named a person of a year since 1927.The recipient is someone or some group that for better or worse is considered to have had a major (42)E on world events.It is decided by the editors of the (43)G magazine.Last year the title went to Ebola fighters and the year before that,Pope Francis.
TIME Magazine gave a number of reasons why it chose Merkel,from how she's handled Europe's economic crisis,to how she's responded to terrorist attacks in the region,to how she's (44)C the continent's ongoing refugee crisis.Her high (45)A rating in Germany has slipped recently because many Germans don't agree with her (46)F to that crisis.So,the reaction in her home country was (47)I.
Nancy Gibbs,the editor of TIME wrote that the Chancellor was awarded the title for"asking more of her country than most politicians would dare,for standing firm against tyranny."
She also praised Merkel,the first woman to be named the title for 29years,for her leadership during the refugee crisis."At a moment when much of the world is once more (48)K in a debate about the balance between safety and freedom,the Chancellor is asking a great deal of the German people,and by their example,the rest of us as well.She views refugees as victims to be (49)H rather than(50)B to be repelled…"
分析 文章记叙了2015年《时代》周刊人物是德国总理Angela Merkel,介绍了她在职期间的作为及选为《时代》周刊人物的原因.
解答 41-50 D E G C A F I K H B
41题答案是D.句意是"正在她的第三任期",用动词serve表示"服务".be动词is后面接动词ing形式表示正在进行时.故选D.
42题答案是E.形容词major后面接名词impact,表示"主要影响".故选E.
43题答案是G.因为选定的都是对世界事件有重大影响的人物,所以此杂志是有影响力的杂志.故选G.
44题答案是C.和前文的responded对应的动词应该是addressed,表示她是如何处理大陆难民危机.故选C.
45题答案是A.根据后文的because many Germans don't agree with her 可知是她的赞成票在下降,即选A.
46题答案是F.考查固定搭配response to 对…的反应.故选F.
47题答案是I.根据前文的国民对她的赞成票下降等信息可知大家对她的态度是赞成和反对混合的.故选I.
48题答案是K.考查固定搭配be engaged in 忙于,从事于.故选K.
49题答案是H.句意是"她把难民看做是应该被救援的受害者而不是侵略者".故选H.
50题答案是B.句意是"她把难民看做是应该被救援的受害者而不是侵略者".故选B.
点评 这是一篇政治类阅读.解答此类题目,首先需要通读全文,掌握文章大意;其次分析每一个空格前后的语意和语境,进而根据相关语法选择正确的答案.
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