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【题目】根据短文理解，选择正确答案。
Imagination Stage is a children's theater in the state of Maryland. A special performance is put on for children with autism (自闭症) each day. People with autism have difficulty communcating and socializing with other people. Children in the theater are allowed to move around during the performance. It's OK if they shout out or hold their ears when the music is too loud. These special performances are sometimes the only thing that a family can go to the theater together to see if a child has autism.
That is the same idea with Autism on the Seas. This company organizes vacations for families of children with autism, especially vacations on cruise ships. Jamie Grover is director of group development in Autism on the Seas. He said, “With our staff on board, parents know that they are going to be able to relax, enjoy their vacation, and participate in ship activities. They know that their children are well taken care of.”
The benefit of such vacations organized by Autism on the Seas is not waiting in huge lines on departure day. The company has staff to help in the ports. Waiting in long lines or being in the middle of big crowds can cause problem behavior in children with autism. Autism on the Seas helps families avoid situations like that.
Autism on the Seas works with the help of cruise companies like Royal Caribbean. Special times or places are arranged for families to play video games, go skating or rock climbing, or eat dinner. Autism on the Seas also directs families to organizations that can help them pay for these vacations.
Bambi Van Woert from the state of Michigan went on a cruise with her 7-year-old Ben, who has autism. She said, “I would never do something like this myself. I cannot take Ben shopping by myself at this point, so for me to try to do a cruise without help would be absurd.”
（1）What makes the children's theatre Imagination Stage special?
A.That it only allows children with autism to enter.
B.That it puts on plays performed by people with autism.
C.That it mainly puts on plays about people with autism.
D.That it puts on special performances for kids with autism.
（2）What do we know about the company Autism on the Seas?
A.It helps families of children with autism pay for vacations.
B.It was started with the help of the cruise company Royal Caribbean.
C.It organizes vacations for families of children with autism.
D.It takes care of kids with autism while their parents are away.
（3）The third paragraph mainly tells us ________.
A.some occasions that kids with autism should avoid
B.some behavioural problems of children with autism
C.some activities children with autism can take part in
D.the benefit of vacations organized by Autism on the Seas
（4）Bambi Van Woert is mentioned in the last paragraph to show that ________.
A.parents of a child with autism don't want such trips
B.parents of a child with autism live a very difficult life
C.children with autism don't like doing anything with their parents
D.such cruise trips can really help families of children with autism

【答案】
（1）D
（2）D
（3）C
（4）D
【解析】本文谈论对自闭症儿童的教育问题，介绍为有自闭症孩子的家庭组织的海上假日活动和人们对此活动的评价。

⑴细节理解题。根据第一段第一、二句Imagination Stage is a children's theater in the state of Maryland.（想象舞台是Maryland.州的一个儿童剧院。） A special performance is put on for children with autism (自闭症) each day.（每天有自闭症儿童的特殊表演。）可知，特殊的原因是因为这里的演出是由自闭症儿童上演的，故选D。

⑵细节理解题。根据第二段第二句This company organizes vacations for families of children with autism（这家公司为有自闭症儿童的家庭组织了假期）可知，故选C。

⑶段落大意题。根据第三段中The benefit of such vacations organized by Autism on the Seas is not waiting in huge lines on departure day（海洋上的自闭症组织的假期的好处是在出发日没有排队的等待）Autism on the Seas helps families avoid situations like that.（海洋上的自闭症这个组织帮助家庭避免这样的情况）可知，这段主要讲海洋上的自闭症组织的假期的好处，故选D。

⑷推理判断题。根据最后一段中She said, “I would never do something like this myself. I cannot take Ben shopping by myself at this point, so for me to try to do a cruise without help would be absurd.”（她说：“我不能自己带着Ben购物，所以对我来说，尝试做一次没有帮助的巡航将是荒谬的。）可知，她认为海洋上的自闭症组织的活动真的能够帮助到她的家庭，故选D。

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