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1最近,几次有人在中国东北吉林省长白山的天池看见怪物,这使得怪物再次成为新闻.

2 他生称看见一个黑黑的,圆圆的动物在水中快速游动.

3 他们还认为,在世界其他地方的湖泊里也许有类似的生物.

4 他们说,水温这样低的湖泊不可能生存有体形如此巨大的动物.

5 虽然没人很清楚的看到过怪物，但有关的信息从上世纪末就有了。

6 因为天气不错湖面很平静，李晓和说她和家人可以很清楚的观看怪物。

7 龙可以是和善的或凶猛的，他们能带来好运或引起死亡和破坏。

8 在中国文化中，龙是慷慨智慧的，虽然有点神不可测。

9 有一个比较盛行的说法：如果你在龙年出生，你就会聪明勇敢而且具有与生俱来的领袖资质。

10 为什么在世界不同的地方龙有不同的特征？一些专家认为这是由于神话的起源不同。

 

【答案】

1. The “Monster of Lake Tianchi”in the Changbai Mountains in Jilin province, northeast China, is back in the news after several recent sightings.

2. He claims to have seen a round black creature moving quickly through the water.

3. They also think that there might be similar creatures in other lakes around the world.

4. They say that the low- temperature lake is unlikely to be able to support such large living creatures.

5. There have been reports of monsters in Lake Tianchi since the beginning of the last century.

6. Mr Li Xiaohe said that he and his family were able to see the monster clearly because the weather was fine and the lake was calm.

7. Dragons can be friendly or fierce, they can bring good luck or cause death and destruction.

8. In Chinese culture, dragons are generous and wise, although they can be unpredictable.

9. According to popular belief, if you were born in the year of the dragon, you are intelligent, brave, and a nature leader.

10. Why should the dragon have a different character in different parts of the world? Some experts believe it is due to the animals the myths grow out of.

【解析】略

 

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【小题1】A hidden      B faint      C deep      D buried
【小题2】A pull      B get      C approach      D arrive
【小题3】 A floating      B waving      C raising      D shaking
【小题4】A come up      B come around      C come out      D come true
【小题5】A divided      B separated      C completed      D united
【小题6】A station     B age      C target      D point
【小题7】A borrow      B buy      C order      D rent
【小题8】A first      B best      C last      D eldest
【小题9】A cut      B left      C taken      D paid
【小题10】A happily      B fully      C anxiously      D freely
【小题11】A Believe it or not      B Sooner or later      C Once again      D All at once
【小题12】A simple      B basic      C true      D final
【小题13】A eventually（最后）      B accidentally      C instantly      D constantly
【小题14】A motto（箴言）      B sentence      C concept     D slogan（标语）
【小题15】A pushing      B trying      C working      D sticking
【小题16】A effort      B mistake      C challenge      D fault
【小题17】A consider      B stop      C go on      D plan on
【小题18】A Besides      B Thus      C However      D Instead
【小题19】A often      B gently      C quickly      D slowly
【小题20】A if      B unless      C as      D once

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2.A pull      B get      C approach      D arrive

3. A floating      B waving      C raising      D shaking

4.A come up      B come around      C come out      D come true

5.A divided      B separated      C completed      D united

6.A station      B age      C target      D point

7.A borrow      B buy      C order      D rent

8.A first      B best      C last      D eldest

9.A cut      B left      C taken      D paid

10.A happily      B fully      C anxiously      D freely

11.A Believe it or not      B Sooner or later      C Once again      D All at once

12.A simple      B basic      C true      D final

13.A eventually（最后）      B accidentally      C instantly      D constantly

14.A motto（箴言）      B sentence      C concept      D slogan（标语）

15.A pushing      B trying      C working      D sticking

16.A effort      B mistake      C challenge      D fault

17.A consider      B stop      C go on      D plan on

18.A Besides      B Thus      C However      D Instead

19.A often      B gently      C quickly      D slowly

20.A if      B unless      C as      D once

 

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