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【题目】B

Blindsided

In many ways, Natalie O’Reilly is a typical 14-year-old girl. But Natalie will lose her sight within a few short months.

Natalie is sent to school for the blind to learn skills such as Braille(盲文). Outwardly, she does as she’s told; inwardly, she hopes for a miracle(奇迹) that will free her from a fearful life of blindness. But the miracle does not come. Will she go home to live scared? Or will she master the skills she needs to make it in a world without sight?

Crossing the Tracks

At 15, Iris seems to have no home, no family, no direction.

After her mother’s early death, Iris’s father focuses on big plans for his new shoes stores and his latest girlfriend, and has no time for his daughter. Unknown to her, he hires Iris out as housekeeper and companion for a country doctor’s elderly mother.

Iris is buoyed by the warmth and understanding the doctor and his mother show her, but just as she starts to break out of her trouble, a disaster strikes. Iris must find the courage to discover if she is really as helpless or as hopeless as she once believed.

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The Education of Bet

Will and Bet were brother and sister. Being a girl, Bet’s world is contained within the walls of their grand home. Will is allowed forced to go to school.

So Bet comes up with a plan: They’ll switch places. She’ll go to school as Will. Will can then live as he chooses. But once Bet gets to school, she soon realizes living as a boy is going to be much more difficult than she imagined.

X-Isle

Ever since the floods came and washed the world away, survivors have been desperate to win a place on X-Isle, the island where life is believed to be easier. Only young boys stand a chance of getting in, the smaller and lighter the better. Baz and Ray are two of the lucky few to be chosen, but they soon discover that X-Isle is a far cry from paradise(天堂). It’s a violent, unpredictable place, where terrible things can happen at any moment.

【1】From the book Blindsided, we can learn that Natalie ______.

A. is longing to stay away from blindness

B. has been blind for several months

C. has to quit school because of her blindness

D. is unconfident in learning Braille

2The underlined word “buoyed” probably means “______”.

A. spoiled B. thrilled C. annoyed D. encouraged

3X-Isle turns out to be ______.

A. easier for life B. no paradise

C. chosen for lucky men D. a romantic place

4The main characters of the four books ______.

A. live a happy life

B. get out of trouble eventually

C. struggle for a better life

D. dream about better education

【答案】

【1】A

【2】D

【3】B

4C

【解析】

试题分析:本文讲述了四个故事的主人公为了更好的生活而努力奋斗着

【1】A;细节理解题。根据Blindsided中的第二段:inwardly, she hopes for a miracle(奇迹) that will free her from a fearful life of blindness.可知她希望重见光明,故选A

【2】D;细节推理题。A. spoiled宠坏 B. thrilled紧张,激动 C. annoyed恼怒 D. encouraged鼓励。根据Crossing the Tracks中的第三段:Iris is buoyed by the warmth and understanding the doctor and his mother show her,可知从小可怜的Iris被温暖和理解所激励。故选D

【3】B;细节理解题。根据第一个故事中的:Baz and Ray are two of the lucky few to be chosen, but they soon discover that X-Isle is a far cry from paradise(天堂).可知恐龙岛根本不是什么天堂而是地狱。故选B

【4】C;细节推理题。第一个故事的主人公Baz and Ray想要生存下来去了恐龙岛,然而发现恐龙岛并不如想象中的那么好;第二个人故事的主人公Natalie为了重见光明不断的努力着;第三个故事的主人公Iris为了生活的更好努力着;第四个故事:Bet comes up with a plan: They’ll switch places. She’ll go to school as Will.可知Bet和Will为了生活的更好而提出了自己的计划,并不断为此而奋斗。所以四个故事的主人公都是在为了更好的生活奋斗着,故选C

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