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A
Yao Ming was born on 12 September 1980 in China. He is 226 cm tall. He is the only child in his family. His father Yao Zhiyuan is 208 cm tall and his mother Fang Fengdi is 188 cm tall. Both of them were former professional (职业的) basketball players. When Yao was nine years old, he began playing basketball and attended a junior sports school. The following year, Yao grew up to 165 cm and was examined by sports doctors, who said he would grow to 220 cm.
Yao Ming first played for the Shanghai Sharks junior team of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) when he was 13 years old, and practised ten hours a day. After playing for the junior team for four years, Yao joined the senior team of the Sharks, where he averaged ten points and eight rebounds (抢断篮板球) a game in his first season (CBA 1997 - 1998). His next season was cut short when he broke his foot for the second time in his career. The Sharks made the finals of the CBA in Yao’s third season (CBA 1999 - 2000) and again the next year, but lost both times to the Bayi Rockets. When Wang Zhizhi left the Bayi Rockets to become the first NBA player from China the following year, the Sharks finally won their first CBA championship (冠军). During the matches in his final year with Shanghai, Yao averaged 38.9 points and 20.2 rebounds a game, while shooting (投篮) 76.6% from the field, and made all 21 of his shots during one game in the finals.
( ) 26. Yao Ming grew up to __________ in height at the age of ten.
A. 226 cm B. 201 cm
C. 190 cm D. 165 cm
( ) 27. Yao Ming first began to play basketball __________.
A. in 1980 B. in 1989
C. in 1990 D. in 1999
( ) 28. Yao Ming played for the following teams except __________.
A. the senior team of the Sharks
B. the junior team of the Sharks
C. a junior sports school team
D. the Bayi Rockets
( ) 29. The Sharks won their first CBA championship __________.
A. in the 1997 - 1998 season B. in the 1998 - 1999 season
C. in the 1999 - 2000 season D. in the 2001 - 2002 season
( ) 30. Which of the following sentences is NOT true?
A. Yao Ming is the first NBA player from China.
B. Yao Ming’s parents used to be professional basketball players.
C. Yao Ming played for the Shanghai Sharks junior team for four years.
D. Yao Ming’s second season was cut short because he broke his foot.
Yao Ming was born on 12 September 1980 in China. He is 226 cm tall. He is the only child in his family. His father Yao Zhiyuan is 208 cm tall and his mother Fang Fengdi is 188 cm tall. Both of them were former professional (职业的) basketball players. When Yao was nine years old, he began playing basketball and attended a junior sports school. The following year, Yao grew up to 165 cm and was examined by sports doctors, who said he would grow to 220 cm.
Yao Ming first played for the Shanghai Sharks junior team of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) when he was 13 years old, and practised ten hours a day. After playing for the junior team for four years, Yao joined the senior team of the Sharks, where he averaged ten points and eight rebounds (抢断篮板球) a game in his first season (CBA 1997 - 1998). His next season was cut short when he broke his foot for the second time in his career. The Sharks made the finals of the CBA in Yao’s third season (CBA 1999 - 2000) and again the next year, but lost both times to the Bayi Rockets. When Wang Zhizhi left the Bayi Rockets to become the first NBA player from China the following year, the Sharks finally won their first CBA championship (冠军). During the matches in his final year with Shanghai, Yao averaged 38.9 points and 20.2 rebounds a game, while shooting (投篮) 76.6% from the field, and made all 21 of his shots during one game in the finals.
( ) 26. Yao Ming grew up to __________ in height at the age of ten.
A. 226 cm B. 201 cm
C. 190 cm D. 165 cm
( ) 27. Yao Ming first began to play basketball __________.
A. in 1980 B. in 1989
C. in 1990 D. in 1999
( ) 28. Yao Ming played for the following teams except __________.
A. the senior team of the Sharks
B. the junior team of the Sharks
C. a junior sports school team
D. the Bayi Rockets
( ) 29. The Sharks won their first CBA championship __________.
A. in the 1997 - 1998 season B. in the 1998 - 1999 season
C. in the 1999 - 2000 season D. in the 2001 - 2002 season
( ) 30. Which of the following sentences is NOT true?
A. Yao Ming is the first NBA player from China.
B. Yao Ming’s parents used to be professional basketball players.
C. Yao Ming played for the Shanghai Sharks junior team for four years.
D. Yao Ming’s second season was cut short because he broke his foot.
答案
B
He was a journalist (记者) and a political critic (政治评论家). But to most people, he was one of the most famous martial arts novelist (武侠小说家) in the Chinese - speaking world.
Louis Cha Leung - yung, better known by his pen name Jin Yong, passed away at 94 years old on 30 October 2018 in Hong Kong. Jin Yong was not the first person to write about the martial arts world known as jianghu, but he wrote some of its best stories. His works are not only a joy for people to read, but also help to shape Chinese people’s spirits and values in recent decades.
Jin Yong once said, “Wuxia (martial arts) is not so much about wu (kung fu), but mainly about xia, a combination (结合) of courage, justice (公平) and self - sacrifice (自我牺牲).” These values have been passed on to Chinese of all ages through his books. Jin Yong’s books are not only about heroes who fight for justice and righteousness (正义). They also show people the beauty of almost every aspect of Chinese culture.
“You can’t think too highly of Jin Yong’s cultural influence. He turned novels into an encyclopedia (百科全书) of Chinese history, medicine, geography, mathematics ...” Professor Petrus Liu of Boston University said.
Jin Yong once said that he hoped people would still read his books even 100 or 200 years after his death. It is probably safe to say that as long as the noble qualities mentioned in his stories never die out, neither will his great works themselves.
( ) 31. Jin Yong worked as a __________ when he was alive.
A. journalist B. political critic
C. martial arts novelist D. all the above
( ) 32. What can we know about “wuxia” from Jin Yong’s words?
A. Wu is about kung fu while xia is about some human spirits.
B. The spirits of martial arts novels lie more in wu than in xia.
C. People can only learn the spirits of wuxia from books.
D. The spirits of wuxia can only be understood by old people.
( ) 33. The underlined word “noble” in the last paragraph probably means “__________”.
A. awful and dangerous B. good and admired
C. funny and exciting D. rich but common
( ) 34. According to the passage, which of the following is true?
A. Jin Yong was the first novelist to write about jianghu.
B. Readers read Jin Yong’s martial arts novels only for fun.
C. Readers can know a lot about Chinese culture by reading Jin Yong’s martial arts novels.
D. Nobody will read Jin Yong’s works in the future.
( ) 35. The best title for this passage could be “__________”.
A. Beauty of Chinese culture B. King of wuxia
C. Famous Novelists D. Heroes in wuxia
He was a journalist (记者) and a political critic (政治评论家). But to most people, he was one of the most famous martial arts novelist (武侠小说家) in the Chinese - speaking world.
Louis Cha Leung - yung, better known by his pen name Jin Yong, passed away at 94 years old on 30 October 2018 in Hong Kong. Jin Yong was not the first person to write about the martial arts world known as jianghu, but he wrote some of its best stories. His works are not only a joy for people to read, but also help to shape Chinese people’s spirits and values in recent decades.
Jin Yong once said, “Wuxia (martial arts) is not so much about wu (kung fu), but mainly about xia, a combination (结合) of courage, justice (公平) and self - sacrifice (自我牺牲).” These values have been passed on to Chinese of all ages through his books. Jin Yong’s books are not only about heroes who fight for justice and righteousness (正义). They also show people the beauty of almost every aspect of Chinese culture.
“You can’t think too highly of Jin Yong’s cultural influence. He turned novels into an encyclopedia (百科全书) of Chinese history, medicine, geography, mathematics ...” Professor Petrus Liu of Boston University said.
Jin Yong once said that he hoped people would still read his books even 100 or 200 years after his death. It is probably safe to say that as long as the noble qualities mentioned in his stories never die out, neither will his great works themselves.
( ) 31. Jin Yong worked as a __________ when he was alive.
A. journalist B. political critic
C. martial arts novelist D. all the above
( ) 32. What can we know about “wuxia” from Jin Yong’s words?
A. Wu is about kung fu while xia is about some human spirits.
B. The spirits of martial arts novels lie more in wu than in xia.
C. People can only learn the spirits of wuxia from books.
D. The spirits of wuxia can only be understood by old people.
( ) 33. The underlined word “noble” in the last paragraph probably means “__________”.
A. awful and dangerous B. good and admired
C. funny and exciting D. rich but common
( ) 34. According to the passage, which of the following is true?
A. Jin Yong was the first novelist to write about jianghu.
B. Readers read Jin Yong’s martial arts novels only for fun.
C. Readers can know a lot about Chinese culture by reading Jin Yong’s martial arts novels.
D. Nobody will read Jin Yong’s works in the future.
( ) 35. The best title for this passage could be “__________”.
A. Beauty of Chinese culture B. King of wuxia
C. Famous Novelists D. Heroes in wuxia
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