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1．A New Zealand woman，who had no sight since she was 11，had her sight restored one night when she hit her head on a coffee table．Lisa Reid，from Auckland，has a disease on her optic nerve and in 2000she was not able to see at all．But on the night of November 15，2000，that all changed when Ms Reid，who was 24at the time bent down to kiss her guide dog，Ami，goodnight and accidentally knocked her head on her coffee table．The next morning，she woke up and some of her sight had been restored．
"Nobody knows what happened or can explain it，"Ms Reid，now 38，told Daily Mail Australia．"I can't really find words to describe how it felt-amazing，fantastic．""You can imagine not being able to see and then you can．You can't really describe that．To see the world again is a gift．"
To help her recover from the blindness，Ms Reid has been supported by New Zealand's Blind Foundation and said without them she would be"lost"．Ms Reid is sharing her story with the world to help them raise awareness and funds to help the foundation provide the services which she was using since she was 14．
She recalls that one of her most shocking moments she had when she was able to see again-the changes in her brother．"My brother was a young man with a beard，but now he has become a man．"Ms Reid said．"When I saw my mum，I was like："You look the same but older．"
28．How did Lisa Reid regain her vision？A
A．She hit her head on a coffee table．
B．She kissed her guided dog．
C．The disease on her optic nerve was missing．
D．The modern treatment．
29．What can we know about Lisa Reid？B
A．She lost her sight in 1979．
B．She had been helped by New Zealand's Blind Foundation for about 10years．
C．She restored her vision again 10years after she lost it．
D．When she restored her vision again，she was 38years old．
30．New Zealand's Blind FoundationA．
A．helps those blind people
B．only helps blind children
C．provides money to blind children
D．gets funds from the government
31．Why did the author mention Lisa Reid's brother and mother？D
A．To show her brother had grown up．
B．To show her mother's changes．
C．To show her changes．
D．To show that she was shocked when seeing the changes．
分析 本文写了Lisa Reid在新西兰盲人基金会帮助下重新看到光明的故事．
解答 28．A 细节理解题．根据句子…had her sight restored one night when she hit her head on a coffee table．有一天晚上，她在咖啡桌上撞到了头，她的视力恢复了．所以答案选A．
29．B 细节理解题．根据句子To help her recover from the blindness，Ms Reid has been supported by New Zealand's Blind Foundation 为了帮助她从失明中恢复过来，瑞德女士得到了新西兰盲人基金会的支持．help the foundation provide the services which she was using since she was 14，可见那时她十四岁，恢复视力在24岁，所以被帮助了10年，所以答案选B．
30．A 推理判断题．根据本文主人公Lisa Reid得到了这个基金会的帮助长达十年，然后恢复视力可以推断出这个基金会是帮助盲人的，根据这个组织名称新西兰盲人基金会，也可以得出答案选A．
31．D 推理判断题．根据句子My brother was a young man with a beard，but now he has become a man．"Ms Reid said．"When I saw my mum，I was like："You look the same but older．"瑞德说："我哥哥是一个留着胡子的年轻人，但现在他成了一个男人．"当我看到妈妈时，我就说："你看起来还是老样子．可见作者提到他的弟弟和妈妈是为了表明自己看到这一切时候的惊讶之情，所以答案选D．
点评 阅读理解题测试考生在阅读基础上的逻辑推理能力，要求考生根据文章所述事件的逻辑关系，对未说明的趋势或结局作出合理的推断；或根据作者所阐述的观点理论，对文章未涉及的现象、事例给以解释．考生首先要仔细阅读短文，完整了解信息，准确把握作者观点．
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