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13.A US man has shown off a M-year-old McDonald's hamburger that looks the same as the day he bought it.
David Whipple,from Utah,had fast planned to keep the hamburger for two months in order to show friends how its preservatives(防腐剂)would keep its appearance.
But,after accidentally leaving the product in his pocket for two years,Mr.Whipple decided to keep hamburger for even longer to see how long it could continue looking normal?
"It wasn't on purpose,"Mr.Whipple told us television show,The Doctors.
"I was showing some people how enzymes(生化酶)work and I thought a hamburger would be a good idea.And I used it for a month and then forgot about it.''
However,Mr.Whipple's experiment was then forgotten after the coat was put in a closet (壁柜).
"My wife didn't discover it until at least a year or two after that.And we pulled it out and said,‘Oh my god,I can't believe it looks the same'."
Mr.Whipple said that at one point he had considered selling the hamburger by online auction(拍卖)site,eBay.
Instead of selling it for US$2,000,however,he and his family decided to keep the product for educational use.
He now uses the hamburger to persuade his grandchildren not to eat junk food in restaurants such as McDonald's.
"It's great for the grandkids to see.To see what happens with fast food,"he said.'
57.Where did Mr.Whipple put the hamburger?C
A.In his laboratory.   
B.In the kitchen
C.In his pocket.      
D.In a restaurant
58.What did Mr.Whipple decide to do with the hamburger in the end?B
A.Sell it online.                 
B.Keep it at home
C.Give it to his grandchildren.      
D.Give it to a school
59.What did Mr.Whipple think of hamburgers?D
A.Delicious.    
B.Expensive.
C.Popular       
D.Harmful
60.In which column(专栏)of a website might this text appear?D
A.Nature.   
B.Travel.
C.Medicine. 
D.Health.

分析 文章讲述了一个美国人无意中将一个汉堡保存了很多年,发现的时候居然和当初一模一样.他通过这件事教育自己的孙子不要吃麦当娜这样的垃圾食品.

解答 答案:57-60 CBDD
57.C 细节理解题.文章第三段说But,after accidentally leaving the product in his pocket for two years他无意中把汉堡放在口袋里两年.故选C.
58.B 细节推断题.文章第七段说Instead of selling it for US$2,000,however,he and his family decided to keep the product for educational use他们没有卖掉这个汉堡,而是保留下来教育孩子们不能吃垃圾食品.故选B.
59.D 推理判断题.文章第八段说He now uses the hamburger to persuade his grandchildren not to eat junk food in restaurants such as McDonald's他用这个汉堡说服他的孙子们不要吃像麦当娜这样的垃圾食品,说明这样的食品是对健康不好.故选D.
60.D 推理判断题.文章讲述的是垃圾食品对健康的害处.故选D.

点评 阅读理解是考查语篇理解能力.常考的题型有:推理判断题;主旨大意题;细节理解题;猜测词意题.近几年又出现了两种新的考查方式:写作态度判断题和文章结构题.解题时,在读懂文章的基础上,还有特别注意掌握题型的特征,尤其是细节题和推断题不可混淆:细节题是文章信息的再现;推断题是文章信息的提取.本题是广告类文章,考查主要是以细节题为主,细节题要注意常用的出题陷阱有:夸大,缩小,张冠李戴,偷梁换柱,无中生有等,做题时要看清看准.

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