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Skydive Greene County

Come out and let us teach you how to skydive today!

We sit in Xenia,Ohio,just outside of the greater Dayton-Miami Valley area and are within a driving distance of many large cities,including Cincinnati,Columbus,Cleveland,Richmond, Indianapolis，and Indiana.

Situated on a private airport,Skydive Greene County offers a large landing area. For our main airships,we have two Twin Turbine Westwinds that carry 12 skydivers to jump altitude. We also have another two as (增援) for our Westwinds.

If this is your first-time skydiving,come out and meet our experienced staff. Our skydiving school first requires tandem skydiving. Under the direct guidance of an instructor,you will fly to a jump altitude of 11 ,500 feet,experience free fall,and then the amazing flight by parachute back to earth all for only $165.

Your tandem skydiving is the first step to becoming a licensed skydiver. The next step is our proven Static Line Course that will teach you everything you need to know about the sport of skydiving from exiting an aircraft to landing. We train beginners from the ground up and then continue to teach them throughout their skydiving,careers,with the final goal of becoming a national champion.

Fpr over 50 years we have been teaching skydivers and providing the skydiving community with continued education. We are Ohio's best Drop Zone which opened in 1961.

Skydive Greene County is a complete skydiving training school that will teach you all facts about the sport. You will receive world-class training and practice jumps to become a national competitor.

13. What does Paragraph 2 mainly tell us about Skydive Greene County?

A. Its traffic. B. Its location.

C. Its equipment. D. Its background.

14. The underlined part “tandem skydiving” in Paragraph 4 shows the skydiver.

A. should be knowledgeable

B. can first experience skydiving for free

C. has no chance to experience free fall at all

D. needs to be guided by an experienced instructor

15. What do we learn about the Static Line Course?

A. It charges $165 for each class.

B. It is taught by national champions.

C. It teaches everything about skydiving.

D. It has been taught for less than 50 years.

16. Skydive Greene County would attract those who want to .

A. become a pilot

B. be a skydiving trainer ,

C. set up a skydiving training school

D. win a national skydiving championship

13. B 14. D 15. C 16. D

D篇

本文对Skydive Greene County这所训练高玄特技跳伞运动的学校进行宣传。

13. B.段落大意题。本段主要介绍了这所学校的地理位置。

14. D.细节理解题。根据第四段中的Underthe direct guidance of an instructor,you will fly to a jump altitude of 11.500 feet,experience free fall,and then the amazing flight by parachute back to earth all for only $165可知，特技跳伞员的第一次跳伞,需要在绿验丰富的指导员的指导下进行。

15. C.细节理解题。根据第五段中的The next step is our proven Static Line Course that will teach you everything you need to know about the sport of skydiving from exiting an aircraft to landing 可知，这个课程会讲述与特技跳伞运动有关的所有知识。

16. D.推理判断题。根据第主段中的to teach them throughout their skydiving careers,with the final goal of becoming a national champion 和末段中的 practice jumps to become a national competitor 可推知，这所学校会吸引那些想赢得全国特技跳伞运动冠军的人。

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