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Zhang Kui first learned he could perfectly mimic(模仿)the sounds of animals when he was a child. The 29-year-old, who grew up in a poor family in Qiyang, Human province, today is a full-time performer of kouji.
Zhang was 15 when his father died in 2003. He dropped out of school and joined his uncle's theater. Zhang bought CDs to study how to mimic the sounds of musical instruments and animals. He performed shortly afterward at a small theatre. “Although I wasn't that skilled, I got a lot applause(掌声). It was my first time on the stage. And then more and more audience came to watch my performances.” he said.
He moved to Guilin in 2004, where he found work as a waiter at a karaoke bar. In 2005, Zhang went to Guangdong province and performed outside supermarkets to sell shampoo. “They paid me less, so I had to perform at bars at night.” said Zhang. He also worked as a condtruction worker. In 2007, he went to Beijing to learn from Niu Yuliang, a Beijing Kouji master. He worked as a gatekeeper to pay his way. He went to Niu on weekends and during the holidays to learn.
Zhang's skills improved and he has since performed on more than 20 television programs. In September 2013, he was invited to Switzerland, in 2004, he performed in Africa, Europe and North America.
Last year, he made a short film about the art and said it was the first film on the subject. The film will be on this year, and he said he hoped to draw more attention to the art. He also plans to give lectures on this traditional art at universities.
(1)The passage is mainly developed by _______.
A.giving examples
B.following time order
C.listing numbers
D.making comparisions
(2)How were Zhang's performances at the small theater?
A.They weren't attractive but dull
B.They made him famous around the world
C.They were liked very much by many people
D.They had a great influence on his later performances
(3)Why did Zhang perform at bars at night?
A.To earn more
B.To pass the time
C.To know about more people
D.To get more performance experiences
(4)It can be inferred from the passage that _______.
A.Zhang has a gift for making films
B.Zhang is proud of his achievements
C.Zhang's success depends on his wisdom and knowledge
D.Zhang tries his best to make more people know about Kouji

【答案】
(1)B
(2)C
(3)A
(4)D
【解析】本文主要讲述了口技表演者张坤的成长历程以及他对事业的投入和贡献。
(1)文章结构题。由Zhang was 15...、He moved to Guilin in 2004,,,、, Last year..这些时间描述可知文章主要是按时间顺序来描写的。根据题意,所以答案是B。
(2)细节理解题。根据“And then more and more audience came to watch my performances” 然后越来越多的观众来观看我的表演。根据题意,所以答案是C。
(3)细节理解题。根据“They paid me less, so I had to perform at bars at night.” 他们付给我的钱少了,所以我不得不晚上在酒吧演出。可知他是为了挣钱。根据题意,所以答案是A。
(4)推理判断题。根据“he said he hoped to draw more attention to the art. He also plans to give lectures on this traditional art at universities.” 他说希望更多地关注这部电影。他还计划在大学里讲授这种传统艺术。可推知他想让更多的人了解口技。根据题意,所以答案是D。

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