《2026年长江作业本同步练习册九年级英语下册人教版》

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On October 11, 2012, Mo Yan, the first native Chinese author to win the Nobel Prize in Literature (诺贝尔文学奖), landed in the media's spotlight (聚光灯).
Overnight, news about the Chinese author filled the front page of almost every Chinese newspaper, magazine and website. But the author himself said, "When I heard that I won the Nobel Prize, I was surprised, happy and terrified."
Firstly, he was surprised because he was not expecting to receive this prize. And he was happy because he's the prize winner after all. But he was terrified because he still has no idea to deal with this. There is so much pressure, and as a Nobel winner, he's afraid that readers may feel disappointed by his works.
Mo Yan was born in 1955, in a rural area in Shandong Province. In his early years, he experienced poverty (贫穷), hunger and hard work on the farms. He didn't have chances to read many books, but folk (民间的) stories told by local people affected his later writings. His novels have been translated into many other languages, such as "The Red Sorghum", "Sandalwood Death", "Life and Death Are Wearing Me Out", and "Frog" are the most popular with people abroad.
His novels' sales increase all the way and many of them have already sold out in book stores.
51. What did Mo Yan win according to the article?
He won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
52. How did Mo Yan feel when he heard the good news?
He felt surprised,happy and terrified.
53. What affected his later writings?
Folk stories told by local people affected his later writings.
54. How many books written by Mo Yan are mentioned in this article?
Four (books).
55. Why are Mo Yan's books sold out?
Because they’re popular.

答案： 51. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
52. He felt surprised,happy and terrified.
53. Folk stories told by local people affected his later writings.
54. Four (books).
55. Because they’re popular.