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Ⅶ 阅读理解
【镇江】The Diary of a Young Girl was written by a girl named Anne Frank. It is a true experience of a teenager in wartime(World War Ⅱ, 1939—1945) and it has also become a symbol of the victory of the human spirit.
Here's one of Anne's diaries.
Friday, 10th September, 1943
Dear Kitty,
Every time I write to you, something special seems to have happened, but they are more often unpleasant than pleasant things. However, now there is something wonderful going on. Last Wednesday evening, 8th September, we sat around listening to the seven o'clock news and the first thing we heard was: “Here follows the best news of the whole war—Italy has capitulated(投降)! ” Italy's unconditional surrendered! The Dutch programme from England began at quarter past eight. “Listeners, an hour ago, I had just finished writing the chronicle of the day when the wonderful news of Italy's capitulation came in. I am telling you that I have never deposited my notes in the waste paper baskets with such joy!” The American national anthem (国歌), and the “Internationale” were played. As always, the Dutch programme was uplifting(令人振奋的), but not too optimistic(乐观的).
Still we have troubles, and it's about Mr Koophuis. As you know, we are all very fond of him. He is always cheerful and amazingly brave, although he is never feeling well, has a lot of pain, and is not allowed to eat much or do much walking. “When Mr Koophuis enters, the sun begins to shine,” Mummy said just recently, and she is quite right. Now he has had to go into the hospital for a very unpleasant abdominal operation and will have to stay there for at least four weeks. You really ought to have seen how he said good-bye to us just as usual—he might have simply been going out to do a bit of shopping.
Yours,
Anne
(
A. Anne's family could listen to news
B. Italy capitulated
C. the Dutch programme was uplifting
D. Mr Koophuis was cheerful
(
A. 10th September.
B. 24th September.
B. 3th October.
D. 17th October.
(
A. Anne often faced unpleasant things.
B. Anne's family got news on radio.
C. Mr Koophuis was welcome in Anne's family.
D. Mr Koophuis was quite afraid of his operation.
【镇江】The Diary of a Young Girl was written by a girl named Anne Frank. It is a true experience of a teenager in wartime(World War Ⅱ, 1939—1945) and it has also become a symbol of the victory of the human spirit.
Here's one of Anne's diaries.
Friday, 10th September, 1943
Dear Kitty,
Every time I write to you, something special seems to have happened, but they are more often unpleasant than pleasant things. However, now there is something wonderful going on. Last Wednesday evening, 8th September, we sat around listening to the seven o'clock news and the first thing we heard was: “Here follows the best news of the whole war—Italy has capitulated(投降)! ” Italy's unconditional surrendered! The Dutch programme from England began at quarter past eight. “Listeners, an hour ago, I had just finished writing the chronicle of the day when the wonderful news of Italy's capitulation came in. I am telling you that I have never deposited my notes in the waste paper baskets with such joy!” The American national anthem (国歌), and the “Internationale” were played. As always, the Dutch programme was uplifting(令人振奋的), but not too optimistic(乐观的).
Still we have troubles, and it's about Mr Koophuis. As you know, we are all very fond of him. He is always cheerful and amazingly brave, although he is never feeling well, has a lot of pain, and is not allowed to eat much or do much walking. “When Mr Koophuis enters, the sun begins to shine,” Mummy said just recently, and she is quite right. Now he has had to go into the hospital for a very unpleasant abdominal operation and will have to stay there for at least four weeks. You really ought to have seen how he said good-bye to us just as usual—he might have simply been going out to do a bit of shopping.
Yours,
Anne
(
B
)1. The underlined phrase “something wonderful” refers to “______”.A. Anne's family could listen to news
B. Italy capitulated
C. the Dutch programme was uplifting
D. Mr Koophuis was cheerful
(
D
)2. What is the most probable date when Mr Koophuis would return from hospital?A. 10th September.
B. 24th September.
B. 3th October.
D. 17th October.
(
D
)3. Which of the following is probably NOT TRUE according to the passage?A. Anne often faced unpleasant things.
B. Anne's family got news on radio.
C. Mr Koophuis was welcome in Anne's family.
D. Mr Koophuis was quite afraid of his operation.
答案:
1.B 2.D 3.D
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