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【题目】

Meet My Hobby

Hello, I’m Joshua. I collect lots of things. I have stamps, postcards, tickets and banknotes in my collection. They come from all over the world. I first grew interested in stamps, but when people gave me postcards with stamps on them, I started collecting them, too. It is easy to go from stamps to banknotes. Of course, they are only the smallest notes or my hobby would cost too much! I also keep bus, train and air tickets. Most of them are from China. I keep my collections in special books. As a result of my hobby, I know a lot about geography and foreign countries.

Hi, my name is Ray. My hobby is badminton. Of course, I enjoy playing the game very much. I developed my interest when I was only six. Now I have a lot of skill and am a very successful teenage player. I think the game is very relaxing and when you play well, it can be very creative. I am a fan of the game as well as a player. I collect books and magazines about the sport. I visit badminton websites and travel a long way to watch a good game. I love my hobby.

Hello, nice to meet you. I am May. My hobby is very creative. I am an artist. I collect all sorts of things — stones, pieces of cloth, coloured paper, cinema tickets -anything -and then make interesting pictures out of them. My mother likes my work too, but she says I am too untidy and she is always clearing up after me. I think work better when I have lots of things around me on the floor, bed and table. That’s what artists are like.

【1】What does Joshua collect?

A.Coloured paper.B.Books and magazines.

C.Pieces of cloth.D.Stamps and postcards.

【2】Why does Ray like badminton?

A.Because it is low-cost.

B.Because it is relaxing and creative.

C.Because he can know a lot about foreign countries.

D.Because he can make interesting pictures out of them.

【3】What’s May’s hobby?

A.Collecting stamps.B.Playing badminton.

C.Drawing creatively.D.Travelling around the world.

【答案】

【1】D

【2】B

【3】C

【解析】

本文介绍了Joshua，Ray，May的兴趣爱好。

【1】

细节理解题。根据 I collect lots of things. I have stamps, postcards, tickets and banknotes in my collection，可知，约书亚收集邮票，明信片，车票和纪念钞。故选D。

【2】

细节理解题。根据 I think the game is very relaxing and when you play well, it can be very creative，可知，雷喜欢打羽毛球是它很放松，也很有创造性。故选B。

【3】

细节理解题。根据 My hobby is very creative 及I collect all sorts of things — stones, pieces of cloth, coloured paper, cinema tickets -anything -and then make interesting pictures out of them“我收集各种各样的东西——石头，布料，染色纸，电影票——任何东西——然后把它们做成有趣的画”，可知，梅的爱好是创造性地画画。故选C。

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