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6．Life is full of unexpected journeys．In 2014，my company Sinohydro sent me to work in Ugandan*a big hydropower*project．When completed in 2018，it will give power，jobs and money to Ugandan people，most of whom live on less than 2 a day．
When I first heard I was going to Africa，I was a little worried．People around me worry about things like hunger and poverty*．Would I get sick from a mosquito*bite？
But I quickly found all of these things were stupid stereotypes．Let me tell you a story．
One day，my workmates and I stopped for gas while driving to work．When we left the gas station，I dropped my phone，but I didn't notice until 10 minutes later．I used my workmate's phone to call mine．I heard an African man's voice on the other end，saying something in the local language．I told him that he was holding my phone．I thought I wouldn't get it back．But as we drove back to the gas station，we were surprised to see the man waiting in the hot sun．With a big smile，he gave my phone to me．I was deeply moved．
Life in Africa is simple．There is not much to do in spare time．But my workmates and I enjoyed ourselves by organizing a dancing club and playing basketball games．We also came across wild animals．Once，I was chased*by a seemingly*cute baboon*，which completely ended my fantasy*of having baby lions as pets!
44．Why did the writer go to Uganda？B 
A．She wanted to live there．
B．She was sent to work there by her company．
C．She wanted to volunteer there．
D．She went there to buy gas for her company．
45．What does the underlined word"stereotypes"mean in paragraph 3？A 
A．fixed ideas，especially wrong ones     
B．suggestions for others
C．worries for families                         
D．warning words
46．Before the writer drove back to the gas station，she thoughtD
A．the African man would give her phone back．
B．her phone wouldn't be at the gas station any longer．
C．the African guy must have used her phone happily．
D．somebody took her phone and she wouldn't get it back．
47．What did NOT the writer do in Africa？B 
A．played basketball games               
B．chased by a baby lion
C．organized a dancing club                
D．came across wild animals．

Answer 1

分析 文章大意：
生活充满了意想不到的旅程．2014年，我的公司中国水电公司派遣我在乌干达工作，参与一个大水电工程．在2018年完成后，它将给予乌干达人民力量，工作和金钱，他们大多生活中，每天花费小于2块钱．
当我第一次听到我要去非洲，我有点担心．我周围的人担心，诸如饥饿和贫穷．还有我会被蚊子咬而生病吗？
但我很快发现所有这些东西都是愚蠢的刻板印象．让我告诉你一个故事．
有一天，我的同事和我在上班途中去加燃气，当我们离开加油站时，我掉了我的电话，但直到10分钟后我才注意到．我使用我的同事的电话打电话．我听到了非洲人的声音在另一端，用当地语言说话．我告诉他，他拿着的是我的手机．我想我不会要回它．但当我们开车回加油站，我们惊讶地看到那个人在炎热的阳光下等着．他笑得很开心，他把我的手机给了我．我深深感动了．
在非洲的生活很简单．在空闲时间没有太多的工作．但是我的同事和我喜欢自己组织一个舞蹈俱乐部和打篮球比赛．我们也遇到了野生动物．有一次，我看到了一个可爱的狒狒*，这完全结束了我之前的要有一个小狮子作为宠物幻想．

解答 44．B，推理判断题，文中第一段提到"my company Sinohydro sent me to work in Ugandan a big hydropower*project"，去非洲乌干达是公司指派去出差的，所以选择B．
45．A，推理判断题，文中提到，"stupid"说明指定词语的含义不是什么好的事情，因为是愚蠢的．上文说"People around me worry about things like hunger and poverty*．Would I get sick from a mosquito*bite？"贫穷、饥饿和恶劣的环境，而下文说"I was deeply moved"被深深的打动了，可知非洲生活及人文并不像想象的那样，所以"stereotypes"译为固定的想法，尤其是错误的想法，所以选择A．
46．D，推理判断题，文中提到"I thought I wouldn't get it back"，说明作者潜意识里认为自己的手机被见到的人占有，要不回来了，所以选择D．
47．B，推理判断题，由"I enjoyed ourselves by organizing a dancing club and playing basketball games"可知活动有组织"跳舞晚会"、"篮球比赛"，还有就是"came across wild animals"偶遇野生动物，唯一没有的就是收养一只小狮子，所以选择B．

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