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听力理解
听下面两篇材料,从A,B,C中选出最佳选项。
听第一篇材料,回答第1,2,3题。
1.What do they eat for lunch and for supper?
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A.A green salad for lunch and some beefsteak for supper.
B.Some bread and potatoes for lunch, and some meat for supper.
C.Some meat for lunch and a green salad for supper.
2.How much meat do they want to buy?
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A.About twenty pounds.
B.About two pounds.
C.About three pounds.
3.What food shall they buy?
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A.A green salad and some potatoes.
B.Potatoes and beefsteak.
C.A green salad, some beefsteak and potatoes.
听第二篇材料,回答第4,5,6题
4.What is the distance between the earth and the moon?
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A.380,000 kilometers.
B.165,000 kilometers.
C.385,000 kilometers.
5.What did they do on the moon?
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A.They tied some equipment to the rock there.
B.They put up a tent there for rest.
C.They brought back some rocks from the moon.
6.In which part of the moon did the astronauts land?
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A.On top of a mountain.
B.In the Sea of Tranquility.
C.By the side of Cape Kennedy.
查看习题详情和答案>>Everyone knows that flamingos are tropical birds. A resident of Ottawa, however, spotted a flamingo one cold November day. The bird, called Elisha, was more than 300 miles from home when she landed in Ottawa. Elisha was living in a bird compound in a small town near Connecticut when she got lost. Why was the bird flying around? “She was probably trying to migrate,” says a naturalist. “A flamingo’s natural instinct is to migrate to warmer weather in winter.”
For the past few years, Elisha has lived in a bird compound with other birds, ducks, and swans. In summer, the birds spend their time in a shallow pond. In winter they live in a large, heated greenhouse. One day, Elisha took off and flew about 50 miles to the Connecticut River. Her caregivers tried to get her back and planned to clip(夹住)her wings so she wouldn’t fly away again. But every time they approached, Elisha managed to get away. “That’s a smart bird,” said a news reporter. “She probably knew she was about to get her wings clipped.”
Back in Ottawa, wildlife experts were trying to rescue Elisha before she froze to death. But it wasn’t easy. First they put up a giant mirror to attract her and placed plates of food next to her. Next, they gathered together plastic flamingos . They set the plastic birds up in a park nearby, “We were hoping that Elisha would like being in a group, even if it is plastic. Maybe she would fall in love or something,” a rescue worker said. That didn’t work either. “She’s not easy to catch, ” said a compound worker in Connecticut. “We couldn’t catch her either. She seems to like her freedom.”
Finally, after a dozen rescue attempts by almost 100 volunteers, Elisha was captured. “I guess she got hungry,” said a rescue worker. “We were about to give up when we saw her looking for food at the edge of the river. She couldn’t find anything to eat because the water was frozen. ” Elisha put her head in the water to feed. When she came up they caught her in a net. Then she flew back to Connecticut, this time by plane.
1.Why was Elisha found in Ottawa in November?
A.She was meant to find something to eat.
B.She got lost in an attempt to migrate.
C.She intended to stay away from a bird group.
D.She had to land in Ottawa for a break.
2.Which of the following was NOT used when people tried to catch Elisha?
A.A large mirror. B.Plates of food.
C.Plastic flamingos. D.Ducks and swans.
3.What can we learn from the text?
A.It is more than 300 miles away from Ottawa to Connecticut.
B.Two attempts had been made before Elisha was captured.
C.Elisha was almost frozen to death when caught in a net.
D.Rescue workers gave up their effort to catch Elisha.
4.What can we infer from the text?
A.Elisha didn’t like her caregivers and managed to get away.
B.Connecticut is a tropical area.
C.The rescue of Elisha cost a lot of money.
D.Elisha would never try to leave her group again.
5.Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?
A.The Lost Flamingo B.Lost & Found
C.Bird Rescuers D.Flamingos
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