Jane Austen, the writer of Pride and Prejudice, wrote many stories of love. But she single all her life.A. reminded B. remained C. realized D. required 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Jane Austen, the writer of Pride and Prejudice, wrote many stories of love. But she _______single all her life.

A. reminded B. remained C. realized D. required

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A. B B. C C. D D. E

The film Forever Enthralled was directed by the director Chen Kaige, and famous stars acted in it, such as Li Ming and Zhang Ziyi and Chen Hong. This film shows Mei Lanfang’s life as a master of Beijing opera.

Mei grew up in a family of Beijing opera performers. He began to perform on the stage in 1904 when he was 10 years old. He learnt his acting skills and played female roles. Singing, dancing, and acting are the three main parts of the traditional Chinese opera. Mei Lanfang became highly good at all of them. He turned himself into a performer of almost all types of the “Dan” female roles. After many years of effort he enabled(使得) the Dan to have an important place in Beijing opera, with a clear-cut form for new comers to follow and develop. In his 50-year stage life, he used new acting skills and made lots of good operas.

In July 1937, the Japanese army occupied(占领) Beijing. The officer of the army told Mei to perform for them and promised to give him a reward. Mei refused at the risk(风险) of his life and from then on he did not appear on stage during the war. His decision to give up made him poor until the war ended in 1945.

Mei Lanfang was the first artist to introduce Beijing opera to foreign countries. He had his opera tours abroad, and people in other countries started to understand this kind of play. After 1949, he became the symbol of Beijing opera through making a great contribution to the development of Beijing opera.

1.Forever Enthralled shows the life of _______ .

A. a famous actress B. a film director

C. an unknown film star D. a master of Beijing opera

2.After many years of effort he________ that the Dan had an important place in Beijing opera.

A. made it possible B. suggested C. put it forward D. thought

3.During the war, Mei refused to appear on stage because he ________ .

A. had a lot of other things to do B. hated performing before the Japanese army

C. had enough money to live a good life D. did not like to perform Beijing opera

4.Mei made tours outside China in order to ________ .

A. practise his new acting skills B. go around and see the whole world

C. let other peoples understand Beijing opera D. learn Western operas from foreign artists

_________ you have offered her! She is out of trouble now.

A. What useful advice B. What a useful advice

C. How a useful advice D. How useful advice

What happens when we want to do something impossible? It may seem unlikely, but it is our true nature. It may seem silly, but it is our heart’s purpose.

Once there was a strong camel. She liked dancing very much. She wanted to be a ballet (芭蕾舞) dancer. “To make every movement a thing of beauty,” said the camel, “is my dream.”

Again and again she practiced. She repeated the five basic positions a hundred times each day. She worked for long months under the hot sun, but not once did she think of stopping.

At last the camel said, “Now, I am a dancer.” She gave a performance and danced before an invited group of friends. She did very well. When her dance was over, she made a deep bow.

There was no applause (鼓掌). Instead, everyone laughed at her.

“I must tell you frankly,” said one of her friends, “you are lumpy and humpy. You don’t have any talent in dancing. You are, like the rest of us, simply a camel. You are just an animal. You are not and never will be a ballet dancer!” With these words, they moved away across the sand, laughing and joking.

“How wrong they are!” said the camel. “I have worked hard. I will be a good dancer. I will dance and dance just for myself.” That is what she did. It gave her many years of pleasure.

She practiced hard and made much progress in her dancing skills. Occasionally, the camel was chosen to perform at an animal party before her old friends. The camel was lucky because she knew exactly what she wanted and she never gave up.

1.Why did the camel want to become a ballet dancer?

A. To walk in a beautiful way. B. To win applause from others.

C. To prepare for a party. D. To show her great ability.

2.What did the other camels think of the camel’s dancing at first?

A. They thought poorly of it. B. They seemed calm about it.

C. They enjoyed it excitedly. D. They were surprised at it.

3.Which of the following words can best describe the camel?

A. Crazy. B. Confident. C. Proud. D. Unlucky.

4.What can we learn from the story?

A. Choose a job you are good at.

B. Dance for the pleasure of others.

C. Success results from hard work.

D. Dancing needs more practice.

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A. before B. since C. until D. as soon as

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A. On Sunday evening. B. On Sunday morning. C. On Saturday evening.

—____ you ever _____ Han Hong sing live?

—Of course. A couple of times in different cities.

A. Have; seen B. Did; see C. Do; see

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