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12．Thousands of fans，now in their late teens and early twenties，grew up alongside Harry Potter．While he fought wizards（男巫） and struggled through（艰难通过） magic school，they battled middle school bullies （欺负） and exams．
The stories have a special meaning for teenage fans-----particularly those who are"Harry's age"．The Harry Potter movies are no longer an evening's entertainment but that of a lifetime．The beauty of the stories lies not in the supernatural effects，but in happiness，peace and good feelings among friends and family．
In the spotlight，as always，is Harry's creator，J．K．Rowling，the woman who dreamed up （想出）the adventurous story and wrote it to the final page．
By now over 400 million Harry Potter books have been sold and translated into more than 65 languages．The whole movies series has earned more than $7 billion around the world．The last one alone has become the world's most profitable movie series．
根据短文内容，判断以下句子的正（T）误（F）．
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51．Harry Potter books and movies are both very successful．T
52．What really attracts the fans is Harry Potter's magic power．F
53．Harry Potter movies have come out in over 65 languages．F
54．J．K．Rowling is not so famous as Harry Potter．F
55．Harry Potter stories have inspired many children in their childhood．T．

分析 本文属于文化类的短文阅读．主要介绍了电影《哈利波特》的深入影响和故事的真正美以及吸引人的地方在于剧中体现出来的朋友与家人的幸福、和平与良好的感情，关键是对孩子们的影响巨大．

解答 51．T．细节理解题．根据短文最后一段可知超过4亿的哈利•波特的书已经售出并翻译成超过65种语言．整个系列电影已经获得了超过7亿美元的票房收入，说明获得了巨大成功．因此此句正确．
52．F．细节理解题．根据短文第二段"The beauty of the stories lies not in the supernatural effects，but in happiness，peace and good feelings among friends and family．"可知故事的美不在于超自然的影效，而在于朋友与家人的幸福、和平与良好的感情．所以此句错误．
53．F．根据"By now over 400 million Harry Potter books have been sold and translated into more than 65 languages．"可知是哈利波特的书籍翻译成65种语言，所以此句错误．
54．F．细节理解题．根据文中"In the spotlight，as always，is Harry's creator，J．K．Rowling，the woman who dreamed up the adventurous story and wrote it to the final page．"可知Rowling同样也很著名，所以此句错误．
55．T．推理判断题．根据短文第二段The stories have a special meaning for teenage fans-particularly those who are"Harry's age"和整个第二段可知对许多孩子们特别有意义，而且得到了很大启发，故此句正确．

点评 做阅读判断题时，首先需要在通篇理解大意的基础上找到与题干相关的线索；其次应由表及里的准确把握字里行间的意思，所有判断的依据都应基于原文，切勿凭自己的常识进行主观臆断

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