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Passage 2(2024 益阳三模)
Fu Zai, a cute six - month - old corgi(柯基犬) became China’s first corgi police dog. He first showed up during the opening day of a police camp in Weifang,
Shandong province.
Because of his lovely smile and short legs, Fu Zai got quite a lot of fans on the Internet. More than his cute look, Fu Zai has excellent skills, and he is good at following orders and finding dangerous things.
In the past, people might always think that short - legged dogs could not work as well as long - legged dogs and it was impossible for them to be police dogs. However, Fu Zai broke this kind of stereotype by becoming a wonderful reserve police dog(预备役警犬).
Fu Zai practices hard every morning and afternoon. The trainer says Fu Zai shows great talent. When he was only two months old, Fu Zai even performed much better than any other police dog in his group. After another four months’ hard work, Fu Zai now can look for things under a car and easily get into small spaces with his short legs.
“Police dogs are not only cute but also well - trained. Trainers have put in a lot of time and work to train them,” said Wang Yanan, head of the police dog base of the Weifang Public Security Bureau, as reported by China Daily.
Fu Zai is still young as a reserve police dog. Before he will officially(正式地) work as a police dog, he must get trained in more difficult and dangerous situations.
4.How old was Fu Zai when he became China’s first corgi police dog?
A.Two months.
B.Four months.
C.Six months.
5.What does the underlined word “stereotype” in the Paragraph 3 mean?
A.想象
B.预测
C.刻板印象
6.Why can Fu Zai become a great reserve police dog?
A.Because his legs are short enough.
B.Because he has great talent and works hard.
C.Because he is cute and quite popular online.
____
7.What can we learn from the passage?
A.Fu Zai needs more training to be an official police dog.
B.There will be more and more corgi police dogs in China.
C.It’s simple for the police to train police dogs like Fu Zai.
Fu Zai, a cute six - month - old corgi(柯基犬) became China’s first corgi police dog. He first showed up during the opening day of a police camp in Weifang,
Because of his lovely smile and short legs, Fu Zai got quite a lot of fans on the Internet. More than his cute look, Fu Zai has excellent skills, and he is good at following orders and finding dangerous things.
In the past, people might always think that short - legged dogs could not work as well as long - legged dogs and it was impossible for them to be police dogs. However, Fu Zai broke this kind of stereotype by becoming a wonderful reserve police dog(预备役警犬).
Fu Zai practices hard every morning and afternoon. The trainer says Fu Zai shows great talent. When he was only two months old, Fu Zai even performed much better than any other police dog in his group. After another four months’ hard work, Fu Zai now can look for things under a car and easily get into small spaces with his short legs.
“Police dogs are not only cute but also well - trained. Trainers have put in a lot of time and work to train them,” said Wang Yanan, head of the police dog base of the Weifang Public Security Bureau, as reported by China Daily.
Fu Zai is still young as a reserve police dog. Before he will officially(正式地) work as a police dog, he must get trained in more difficult and dangerous situations.
4.How old was Fu Zai when he became China’s first corgi police dog?
A.Two months.
B.Four months.
C.Six months.
5.What does the underlined word “stereotype” in the Paragraph 3 mean?
A.想象
B.预测
C.刻板印象
6.Why can Fu Zai become a great reserve police dog?
A.Because his legs are short enough.
B.Because he has great talent and works hard.
C.Because he is cute and quite popular online.
____
7.What can we learn from the passage?
A.Fu Zai needs more training to be an official police dog.
B.There will be more and more corgi police dogs in China.
C.It’s simple for the police to train police dogs like Fu Zai.
答案:
CCBA
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