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【题目】I read an article ________ a young writer ________ the UK last week.

A. by; from B. from; to C. from; by D. by; to

【答案】A

【解析】

试题分析:句意:上个星期我阅读了一篇来自美国的一位年青作家的文章。分析:表示这篇文章被一个年青的作家所写,因此运用介词by; 同时,表示来自哪个地区,运用介词from.故选A。

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【题目】Imagine you are living in a moving house. Inside the house, there is a small kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.Everything you need is close at hand.

In the US, you can really see these moving houses on the mad. They are called recreational vchicles(RV,房车).People call them houses on wheels. When it's holiday time, the whole family often gets into this lovely house

and hits the road for a trip across the country.

Compared to a real house, this home on the road is small for a family who has to spend every hour of every day together. But the best thing about it is that it changes your journey into a free exploration.

You can drive as long as you like without worrying about finding hotels. Or you can just stop somewhere nice and stay for a few weeks. You may also come across other families who are on road trips. Together, you take out your tents and snacks. It's camping time with a lot of chat and laughter.

Of course, RVs are not always convenient(便利).They can sometimes break down and you have to spend time mending them. But this type of road trip still wins people's hearts because they can go whenever and wherever they want.

根据短文内容,从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。(10分)

【1】_______RVs, everything you need is close at hand.

A.Inside B.Outside C.Behind D.Beside

【2】In the US,people call RVs moving________,

A.cars B.wheels C.houses D.buses

【3】Which of the following about RVs is TRUE?

A.They don't have any wheels

B.They are always conenient.

C.They are bigger than real houses

D.They may break down sometimes.

【4】Why do people prefer traveling in RVs?

A.They like eating snacks in RVs.

B.They can explore their journey freely.

C.They may leave RVs in hotels for a few weeks.

D.They will never come across other traveling families.

【5】What's the best title of the passage?

A.A Road Trip

B.A Wonderful House

C.Moving Homes to Travel

D.Holiday Life in the US

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Antarctica (南极洲) is the fifthlargest continenton Earth. It is also the coldest, windiest, driest and highest. It is an ice-covered place where no large plants grow, and no land animals live there. Antarctica covers an area of more than 13.6 million square kilometres. It is nearly twice the size of Australia, or one-and-a-half times the size of the United States of America.

Antarctica does not belong to one country, and it has no government. People visit Antarctica – usually as tourists, or to do scientific research – but no one lives there all the time.

Antarctica was the last place to be discovered. It is not certain who first saw Antarctica, but sailors began to map Antarctica’s coast from their ships in the 1800s. The first proved landing was in the mid-1890s.

Over the next few years, several men tried but failed to reach the South Pole, which is the Earth’s southernmost point.

Finally, a team led by Norwegian Roald Amundsen reached the South Pole in 1911. By then, countries around the world were becoming more and more interested in the frozen place, and soon Argentina, Australia, Chile, France, New Zealand, Norway and the United Kingdom had laid claim(声称)to parts of Antarctica.

As so many nations had made a claim to govern in Antarctica, it was clear that fighting might break out. Diplomats(外交官) from different countries wanted to stop a war from starting, so they began talking about a treaty for Antarctica. A treaty is a written agreement signed by two or more nations.

Several countries had already set up research stations in Antarctica where scientists could live and work. Most scientists worked during the summer months when it was not as cold as in winter. Scientists hoped a treaty would allow them to continue their work and to exchange information with scientists from other countries.

Answer the following questions. (No more than six words)

1What’s the area ofAntarctica?

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2When did sailors begin to map Antarctica’s coast from their ships?

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3What do we call the Earth’s northernmost point?

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4How many nations had laid claim to parts of Antarctica?

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5Why did diplomats from different countries begin talking about a treaty for Antarctica?

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