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【题目】 Last Friday, Mike Babbitt was about to leave the Bremerton Yacht Club to go gas up when the engine of the boat caught fire.

“The wind was blowing from the North. It would have blown the boat into the yacht (快艇) club so I just gave it all the power I could to get it away from the yacht club,” he told Komo News. However, that wasn’t the end of Mike’s mission (使命). Still on the boat were his two bulldogs Pearl and Hootie. He placed the dogs on a paddleboard before jumping into the water himself.

He explained to Komo News that he didn’t even have time to grasp a life coat or his oxygen. Mike served in the army for five years in a special police unit in Iraq and Afghanistan. During his time in the army, he suffered a pancreatic (胰腺的) attack that forced him to rely on oxygen treatment for the rest of his life.

Still, he succeeded in doing the unthinkable. “I just slid into the water and started paddling away from the fire and I could still feel the heat from the fire,” Mike told the news reporters. Mike was then rescued by some friends and later transported to a nearby hospital, where his wife Jamie met him. The fire is especially heartbreaking for Mike and his wife as the yacht was their only house. They had early sold their home and saved up in order to live a life on the water.

However, Mike is just happy to have survived. “I think it is the gift of God watching over us,” Mike told Komo News. “You have to put it exactly that were still alive and we’re still together.” A GoFundMe has since been created to help the Babbitts following the fire.

【1】Where was Mike going when the yacht caught fire?

A.The club.B.The boat.

C.A police unit.D.A filling station.

【2】What did Mike do in the end?

A.Got a life coat.B.Pushed the boat away.

C.Put out the fire.D.Saved Pearl and Hootie.

【3】By writing Paragraph 3, the author intends to ________.

A.sum up the paragraphs before itB.continue talking about the incident

C.add some background informationD.introduce a new subject for discussion

【4】What probably is continued with the passage?

A.Opening up about the terrible fire.B.Raising money to help the Babbitts.

C.Being thankful for what God gives.D.Realizing a dream of living on the water.

【5】Which of the following best describes Mike?

A.Brave and kind.B.Confident and calm.

C.Positive and devoted.D.Generous and grateful.

【答案】

【1】D

【2】D

【3】C

【4】B

【5】A

【解析】

这是一篇记叙文。舰艇俱乐部的小船着火。Mike不顾自己重病在身，英勇地救下了两只小狗的生命。Mike是勇敢和善良的伟大英雄。

【1】细节理解题。根据第一段中…to go gas up when the engine of the boat caught fire.可知，当时Mike正要去加油站。故选D项。

【2】细节理解题。根据第二段中However, that wasn’t the end of Mike’s mission (使命). Still on the boat were his two bulldogs Pearl and Hootie. He placed the dogs on a paddleboard before jumping into the water himself.可知，Mike先把两只小狗Pearl和Hootie放在船桨上，然后自己跳进水里，把船推开着火的地方。这样，最终救下了Pearl和Hootie。故选D项。

【3】推理判断题。根据第三段中During his time in the army, he suffered a pancreatic (胰腺的) attack that forced him to rely on oxygen treatment for the rest of his life. Mike在特警队服役了五年，他患上了胰腺疾病，不得不依靠氧气治疗度过余生。通过这样的背景信息补充，进一步说明Mike不顾安危，勇敢抢救小狗生命的英雄壮举。故选C项。

【4】推理判断题。根据最后一段中A GoFundMe has since been created to help the Bebbitts following the fire. GoFundMe已经成立，以帮助火灾后的巴比特人。可知，GoFundMe是一个慈善机构，将通过这个慈善机构，让人们捐款帮助Mike，度过火灾后的困境。故选B项。

【5】推理判断题。纵观全文，整篇文章主要告诉我们，Mike不顾自己的安危，勇敢抢救小狗生命的英雄事迹。在这个主题下，Mike应该是勇敢和善良的。故选A项。

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