Do you love American country music? If you do, come to Nashville．It’s the home of American country music. Nashville is the capital of the state Tennessee．Here you don’t have to go to the big audit 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Do you love American country music? If you do, come to Nashville．It’s the home of American country music.

Nashville is the capital of the state Tennessee．Here you don’t have to go to the big auditoriums （音乐厅） to enjoy the country music．In the open air restaurants or on the streets, you can always hear the beautiful and sweet sounding folk music．All the singers are young and they play their guitars while they sang．The songs they sing are so touching that, if you listen attentively, you can feel they are singing with their souls rather than with their voices.

Shops selling music records and tapes can be found everywhere in Nashville．Many records are made by famous singers and they are sent to many countries all over the world.

The folk songs most of the singers sing come from the rural areas in the southern United States．The songs often describe the situations of those days and the feeling of the country people．They often sing in praises of heroism and true love.

1．The passage is mainly about ______．

A．Nashville B．the country music

C．pop singers D．American young people

2．From the passage we know that Nashville is ______.

A．a village B．a small town C．a capital city D．a big city

3．To enjoy the country music, you can go to ______.

A．the big auditoriums B．the open air restaurants

C．the streets D．all of the above

4．What is the meaning of the underlined word “heroism” in the last paragraph?

A．乐观主义 B．英雄主义 C．爱国主义 D．社会主义

5．According to the passage which of the following statements is NOT true?

A．The folk songs can impress you deeply.

B．Not all records are made by famous singers.

C．The folk songs are sung only in praises of true love.

D．Shops that sell music recorders and tapes can be found everywhere in Nashville．

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