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【题目】

Dec 11th

Dear Morey,

I just got your letter with the picture of you riding your e-bike to work. From the smile on your face, I can tell how much you' enjoy that. I still remember when you could hardly ride a bicycle. You've come a long way!

Now here's some advice. I'm sure you're a good rider. But it is dangerous to ride without a helmet（头盔）. So please get yourself a helmet. Wear it every time you ride. A helmet will help protect you from a head injury.

No, I'm not trying to be a bossy（多管事的）know-it-all. I just don't want a bad fall to: take that smile away from your face. When you visit me this summer, bring your helmet. Let's enjoy some great rides together!

Your cousin,

Vera

【1】Who is Morey?

A.Vera's doctor.B.Vera's cousin.

C.Vera's classmate.D.Vera's friend.

【2】What can you learn from Morey' s picture?

A.He is not a good rider.B.He is afraid of riding his e-bike.

C.He spent little time learning riding.D.He is not wearing a helmet on riding.

【3】Why does Vera write this letter to Morey?

A.Because she is very bossy.B.Because she doesn't have an e-bike.

C.Because she cares a lot about safety.D.Because she wants to look up to him.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】D

【3】C

【解析】

这篇短文Vera写给自己的表弟Morey的信，Morey学会了骑电动车，Vera为他高兴，但同时也建议他要佩戴头盔，保证安全。

【1】细节理解题。根据短文开头 “Dear Morey”以及信最后的署名 “Your cousin Vera”可知，Vera和Morey是表姐弟的关系。故选B。

【2】推理判断题。根据第二段 “I'm sure you're a good rider. But it is dangerous to ride without a helmet”可知，Vera很高兴Morey会骑电动车了，但她说：不戴头盔骑电动车是非常危险的，由此我们可以猜测，在Morey的照片里，他没有戴头盔。故选D。

【3】主旨大意题。根据文意可知，Vera给Morey写信，提醒他骑电动车的时候应该戴头盔，这样才安全。C选项“她很关心安全”符合文章的主旨，故选C。

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