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B
A Bright Idea
Evans Wadongo was from a village of Africa. He had to do homework by the light of a kerosene lamp(煤油灯). Evans’ eyes hurt and this made studying difficult. It was common in his village. Many children left school for this reason, so they remained poor for the rest of their lives.
Although studying was difficult, Evans was an excellent student and went to a university. He continued to worry about the kerosene lamp. By this time, he realized it was not just bad for schoolchildren but for the whole family. First, it can cause illnesses such as coughs. Also, the light can hurt people's eyes. Besides, it can lead to fires. Lastly, kerosene is expensive, so families have less money for food. It was difficult to come up with a different kind of lamp that was cheap and good for the environment. Yet Evans did not give up.
One day, he had an idea. He could invent a small solar(太阳能的) light. Sunlight is free and solar power is good for the environment. Evans made his first solar lamp, and it worked. He began to make more lamps and sent them to local families. An organization heard about this and provided money for him to make more solar lamps.
Each lamp only cost $20. However, this was a lot of money to many villagers, who only earned around $34 a week, so Evans made sure he kept the cost down. First, Evans used recycled materials. Next, volunteers made the lamps. Finally, people from many countries gave away money to his team, so the lamps were usually free.
Thousands of people had safe lights. Julia, a mother of three, said, “Thanks to Evans, my children have lights to read, and I have my own light to cook.” The solar lamps made a big difference.
( )6.What does the underlined word “this” in Paragraph 1 refer to?
[A] Leaving school.
[B] Doing homework.
[C] Having eye problems.
[D] Having a bright idea.
( )7.How many problems about kerosene lamps are mentioned according to Paragraph 2?
[A] 6 [B] 5 [C] 4 [D] 3
( )8.Put the following information into correct order according to the passage.
a.Evans went to a university.
b.Thousands of people had safe lights.
c.His first solar lamp was invented.
d.Kerosene lamps hurt Evans' eyes.
e.Recycled materials were used in the lamps.
f.People from many countries gave away money.
[A] d−a−c−e−f−b [B] d−f−b−a−e−c
[C] a−d−f−e−c−b [D] a−e−c−d−f−b
( )9.Why does the writer give Julia's example in Paragraph 5?
[A] To share Julia's experience.
[B] To show Evans' influence.
[C] To describe Evans' feelings.
[D] To introduce Evans' invention.
( )10.What is Evans like according to the passage?
[A] Polite, talented and humorous.
[B] Quiet, smart and honest.
[C] Humorous, clever and friendly.
[D] Hard−working, loving and creative.
答案:
6-10 CCABD
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