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2．From：Wendy and Jack Brown
Date：September 22，2014
To：8th and 9th graders at R．L．S．Junior School
Subject：Bonjour!
Bonjour!（That means hello in French．）
We hope you all had a great summer．Ours was a lot of fun．We have seen so many new things and met so many wonderful people．The French gave us a warm welcome and helped us get used to living here soon．We have so many things to share with all of you．We are going to send you more emails，but here are the best parts of our holiday in France so far．
We had a fantastic time seeing the Tour de France this summer．It is the most famous bicycle race in the world．The riders travel more than two thousand miles in about a month!We got a quick look at the riders as they sped past!After the race，our family rented bikes，and rode along part of the route that the cyclists used．
A few of you asked whether the French really eat snails（蜗牛）．The answer is yes．We went out to dinner the other day，and our parents ordered some．We each tried one and it didn't taste too bad．The snails，called escargots，are served with lots of butter．They feel a little rubbery when you bite into them，but they don't really have much taste．Mum's favorite food here is the French pastries．Dad loves the red wine．Our favorite is the fresh bread from the shop down the street．
We went to visit the Eiffel Tower a few weeks ago．We went all the way to the top．It was a sunny day，so we could see for miles and miles into the distance．Dad doesn't like heights，so he stayed at the bottom of the tower and took pictures from the ground．
We miss all of you a lot．Write back to us and let us know what is new at home．
Au revoir!（Can you guess what that means in French？）
Wendy and Jack Browners at R．L．S．Junior School
Subject：Bonjour!
Bonjour!（That means hello in French．）

46．What do the Browns think of French people？A
A．Friendly．  B．Funny．  C．Welcome．  D．Popular．
47Jack's favourite food in France is．C
A．tasty snails  B．French pastries  C．fresh bread  D．red wine
48．Which of the following is NOT true according to the email？D
A．Wendy and Jack got used to the life in France soon．
B．Tour de France is the best-known bicycle race in the world．
C．The Browns have seen many wonderful things in France．
D．The Browns went to the top of the Eiffel Tower together．
49．Wendy and Jack wrote this email to．B
A．tell a story about riding bicycles in France
B．tell a story about their experiences in France
C．advise the readers to try escargots in France
D．advise the readers to visit France in summer．

分析 本文属于说明文阅读，作者通过这篇文章主要向我们描述了作者一家人在法国的一些经历及感受，建议读者夏天去旅游法国．

解答 46．A 细节理解题．题意：布朗一家认为法国人怎么样？A．Friendly．友好；B．Funny．有趣； C．Welcome．欢迎的；D．Popular．受欢迎的．从短文第一自然段的"The French gave us a warm welcome and helped us get used to living here soon．"（法国人热烈欢迎我们并帮助我们很快习惯于住在这儿）可以推断出，法国人"友好"friendly．故选A．
47．C 细节理解题．题意：杰克在法国最喜欢的食物是什么？A．tasty snails味道好的蜗牛；B．French pastries法国的糕点；C．fresh bread新鲜的面包；D．red wine红酒．从短文这句"Our favourite is the fresh breadfrom the shop down the street．"可知，最喜欢的是fresh bread．故选C．
48．D 推理判断题．题意：根据邮件内容下面哪一个不对？A．Wendy and Jack got used to the life in Francesoon．文迪和杰克很快习惯了法国的生活； B．Tour de France is the best-known bicycle race in the world．环法自行车赛在全世界最著名；C．The Browns have seen many wonderful things in France．布朗一家在法国看了许多奇妙的东西．D．The Browns went to the top of the Eiffel Tower together．布朗一定一起去的埃菲尔铁塔的顶部．根据短文，布朗先生恐高，未上埃菲尔铁塔．故D错．
49．B 推理判断题．题意：文迪和杰克写这封邮件的目的是什么？A．tell a story about riding bicycles in France讲述在法国骑车的故事；B．tell a story about their experiences in France 讲述他们在法国的经历；C．advise the readers to try escargots in France建议读者尝试法国的蜗牛；D．advise the readers to visit France in summer建议读者夏天去旅游法国．本文主要写的是作者一家在法国的一些经历．故选B．

点评 考察学生的细节理解和推理判断能力，做细节理解题时一定要找到文章中的原句，和题干进行比较，再做出正确的选择．在做推理判断题不要以个人的主观想象代替文章的事实，要根据文章事实进行合乎逻辑的推理判断．

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