She on this subject who is now living.毫无疑问.她是这个学科目前健在的最权威人士. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

5. She on this subject who is now living.(question)

毫无疑问，她是这个学科目前健在的最权威人士。

5. is out of question the greatest authority

练习册系列答案

相关题目

3. Sometimes she is badtempered,but . (all)

有时候她的脾气很坏，但总的来说她还是一位好老师。

10. My head teacher was honoured for . (devoted)

我的班主任因致力于教育事业受到了表彰。

10. He regarded me not as his friend, . (but)

他并不是把我当朋友，而是当最适合做这项工作的人。

It started in kindergarten. I made a resolution.

I was always curious about the globe and the World Book Encyclopedia in our house. I'd climb up to reach them and take them off the shelves. I learned a new big word continent.

"We live in a Melting Pot , ”I remember hearing that. I noticed maps of oceans,countries and people. I began drawing pictures of the many different people who had come from all over the world to live in the United States. I wanted to see the world！

Through travel,education,and amazing opportunities that came my way,I began my jour?ney.

In South America,I walked through rainforests with mountains,wild life,and ...it really rained!However,I heard a talk that rainforests are disappearing ...There're lots of languages in?cluding English in Africa and also lots of poor people who live in the disadvantaged communities hardly feeding themselves... In Europe,I found out that Big Ben is not a giant person. Going to the top of the Eiffel Tower,and riding on a gondola (a kind of boat) in Venice were exciting... Sitting in a plane,I had a chance to have a glance at one of Australia's most beautiful natural gifts,the Great Barrier Reef... Asia was special when I first saw pandas. And then,in Thai?land,it was the elephants. Seeing them made me realize that animals,big and small,need the help of people like you and me...

Antarctica is not an easy place to get to!I boarded a small plane with a scientist. While in route,depending on the weather,the pilot wasn't sure if we could land. And... we did!The scientist explained she had prepared twenty times before her first landing in Antarctica. It was like a foreign land―the land of penguins. They were all so busy but happy. My heart went out to them when I remembered the penguin movies I'd seen and the stories of sadness ...

"Think green". I began hearing scientists predict that global warming is underway. My resolution began to evolve：I need to not just hear the words,but to learn more about " going green."I used to hear, "You can't protect what you don't know. " The one thing I've learned in all my travels is that the planet needs our help right now. We all need to find a way to help in "going green".

( ) 5. How many continents has the author been to?

A. Four. B. Five. C. Six. D. Seven.

( ) 6. Which of the following is true according to the passage?

A. The author got to know the world by means of different ways.

B. The author had difficulty in communicating with the Africans.

C. When traveling,the author always had companies or guides.

D. Before the author went to Europe,he thought the Europeans were all tall.

( ) 7. Compared with the scientist visiting Antarctica,the author was more .

A. fortunate B. careful C. energetic D. excited

( ) 8. What is the author's further resolution?

A. To learn more about the diverse cultures in the world.

B. To try to make his childhood dream come true.

C. To help thirdworld people get out of poverty and hunger.

D. To contribute himself to protecting and bettering the environment.

When India was seeking independence from Britain,the country's Muslim population real?ized that if India became independent,the country would be governed mainly by Hindus. They did not want to be ruled by people of a different religion.

In 1946,the Muslim League organized a day of " Direct Action". This resulted in Muslims killing Hindus. Attempts to stop the unrest and bring the two sides together failed. It seemed that there would be war in India. The British tried to help the two sides reach an agreement.

Although Gandhi was against the division of India,his opinion however was ignored by the major political parties―the Muslim League and Hindu Congress Party. When no agreement could be reached,the decision was made to divide the country into two sections following inde?pendence.

The task of dividing the country was impossible. In many places there were equal numbers of Hindu and Muslim people. Finally,a British man was given the task of drawing the line which created the Muslim state of Pakistan and divided India forever. He was chosen for his neutral position,as neither the Hindus nor the Muslims trusted each other.

India gained its independence on 15th August,1947,and a period of great violence fol?lowed. Hindus and Muslims killed each other. Many people lost their lives. The Indian Army,which was supposed to stop the fighting,either did nothing or actively joined in the killing.

There was death everywhere. Millions of Muslims fled to Pakistan while Hindus headed to?wards India from Pakistan. This movement lasted for months.

Gandhi was saddened by the killings. He could not prevent the disaster,but he was very upset. The final part of the tragedy was his being murdered. He was killed by a Hindu who did not agree with Gandhi's wish for Hindus and Muslims to live together in peace.

( ) 5. The conflict between Hindus and Muslims has its origin in .

A. religion B. language C. land D. population

( ) 6. Which of the following is the right order according to the passage? a. India got the independence from Britain.

b. The Muslim League organized a day of "Direct Action".

c. The country was divided into two sections.

d. Gandhi was murdered by a Hindu.

A. a-b-c-d B. d-c-b-a C. b-a-c-d D. c-a-d-b

( ) 7. Why was a British man asked to draw the line between Hindus and Muslims?

A. Both sides were violent.

B. British conquered the India.

C. Both sides hoped for a fair division.

D. The army of the country was not powerful.

( ) 8. Which of the following is true about Gandhi?

A. He was on the side of the Muslims.

B. He was in favor of the division of India and Pakistan.

C. He contributed to drawing a line between the two sections.

D. He promoted peace instead of violence to solve the problem.

By Five-year-old Pepper has learned to open windows and let himself out every night by hopping onto a kitchen worktop and using his paws to turn the latch.

So when a fire broke out while his owners were Christmas shopping,the quickthinking puss leapt into action and opened the window to allow the acrid smoke to escape.

The billowing cloud of ash alerted neighbours,and firefighters rushed to the scene and ex?tinguished the blaze before it spread to the rest of the house.

Owner Sharon White said, "He first did it (opened the window) at a dinner party,and everyone was applauding him. I think it spurred him on. He can climb back in through the win?dow by jumping diagonally onto the ledge as well,so he really does come and go as he pleases."

Sharon and her husband Phil were handed Pepper over four years ago after a neighbour could no longer look after it. Pepper developed a "fierce independent streak" and would often leave the house for days on end.

The dramatic fire started at 4p. m. on Saturday after the couple nipped to the shops and left their microwave on a ten minute timer,which then caught fire.

Sharon said , " We put something in the microwave for ten minutes and then popped out to do our Christmas shopping in the local town. I discovered on the way that I had left my purse at home but decided not to turn around. It was my sister-in-law who lives next door that rang us about two hours into our trip and said , ' You had better get home as there is quite a lot of smoke coming out of your house and the fire brigade are here. ' We are thankful our neighbours did not just dismiss the smoke as a bonfire."

Firefighters rushed to their £ 350,000 house and extinguished the flames before they could spread,and the kitchen suffered only smoke damage. There was some damage to the kitchen,but it was isolated,so nothing serious happened compared to what it could have been.

"He's got a real mind of his own and is usually a bit of a pain. But on this occasion we're grateful,as without him and our neighbours,the fire could have been so much worse."

( ) 5. This passage mainly tells us .

A. that a hero cat saved a house from a big fire

B. how a cat became a hero in a big fire

C. why people love and admire the hero cat

D. how the cat get on with his masters

( ) 6. The underlined word "spur" in Paragraph 4 can be replaced by .

A. force B. allow C. encourage D. drive

( ) 7. According to this passage,who could have called the police first?

A. The cat. B. A passerby. C. Their babysitter. D. Their sister-in-law.

( ) 8. According to the story,it is true that .

A. the cat Pepper was handed to the couple because it was too naughty

B. the cat Pepper enjoyed opening the window to let the smoke out

C. the couple could have discovered the fire but they didn't turn around

D. the couple always thought the cat as a lovely and brave pet

7. Progress has been made between the two nations.(compromise)

两国之间的政治和解已经取得进展。

10. she had left home,so it took her a while to settle in.(time)

这是她第一次离开家，因此需要过一段时间才能安顿下来。

试题分类