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1.Probably most injuries happen to skaters’ wrists because ________.

A. few skaters wear wrist guards               

B. The wrist is the most fragile body part

C. skaters often push out their hands when falling 

D. skaters don’t know how to protect their wrists

2.________ are the majority in the study.

A. Those who wore helmets          

B. Those who wore wrist guards

C. Those who wore knee pads        

D. Those who wore no protective gear

3.To reduce injuries greatly, a skater should at least wear __________.

A. a helmet and elbow pads         

B. wrist guards and knee pads

C. elbow pads and wrist guards     

D. the whole set of protective gear

4.This passage is most probably be found in __________.

A. a poster     B. science fiction    

C. collection of choice stories    D. newspaper

5.What was the main point of the study?

A. To encourage people to learn skating.           

B. To advise skaters to wear safety pads.

C. To advertise for skating protective gear.       

D. To introduce ways of protecting skaters.

 

【答案】

 

1.C

2.D

3.C

4.A

5.B

【解析】本文是一则海报,主要讲述了许多滑轮运动者缺少保护措施。

1.细节题 根据Typital accident一段:landing on outstretched hands可知答案为C.

2.细节题 根据No protection 46%可知答案为D.

3.细节题 根据How to improe your odds的前两段可知答案为C.

4.文章出处题。 本文是来宣传滑轮运动者穿戴保护用具的重要性,故是海报。

5.文章写作目的题。 文章的目的是为了建议大家滑轮时转贷护具注意保护自己。

 

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