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Ⅳ. 任务型阅读理解（共5题；每题2分，满分10分）
(Jim is on holiday in Australia. There are bush fires in the area where he is staying. He is telling his friend Mark about the fires.)
Mark: We saw the news about the bush fires. Are they close to you?
Jim: Yes. They are very close. The weather is hot and windy. The conditions are ideal for bush fires and once they get started they spread quickly. Yesterday the temperatures hit 44℃ and there were reports of over 50 fires in the area. It will take days to put them out.
Mark: Have you seen any fires?
Jim: Yes, I have. I'm staying with my uncle Ted. He's a volunteer firefighter. He says the fires have killed a lot of animals, but no people. He says that the safest thing is to stay inside unless your house catches fire!
Mark: Is it safe where you are?
Jim: We're fine. We listen to the radio to keep up to date with the latest news. So we know if a fire is coming our way. One got very close yesterday. Three houses nearby caught fire. Luckily, the families put the fires out before they did too much damage.
Mark: Are you worried? Do you think you will need to move to a safer place?
Jim: It's a normal part of summer in Australia. Bush fires are a fact of life here. It's a bit scary, but I am sure I'll be fine.
Mark: Well, you look after yourself!
36. Where is Jim on holiday?
37. What's the weather like today?
38. What was the highest temperature yesterday?
39. What problems have the fires caused?
40. How do people get the latest news about the bush fires?
(Jim is on holiday in Australia. There are bush fires in the area where he is staying. He is telling his friend Mark about the fires.)
Mark: We saw the news about the bush fires. Are they close to you?
Jim: Yes. They are very close. The weather is hot and windy. The conditions are ideal for bush fires and once they get started they spread quickly. Yesterday the temperatures hit 44℃ and there were reports of over 50 fires in the area. It will take days to put them out.
Mark: Have you seen any fires?
Jim: Yes, I have. I'm staying with my uncle Ted. He's a volunteer firefighter. He says the fires have killed a lot of animals, but no people. He says that the safest thing is to stay inside unless your house catches fire!
Mark: Is it safe where you are?
Jim: We're fine. We listen to the radio to keep up to date with the latest news. So we know if a fire is coming our way. One got very close yesterday. Three houses nearby caught fire. Luckily, the families put the fires out before they did too much damage.
Mark: Are you worried? Do you think you will need to move to a safer place?
Jim: It's a normal part of summer in Australia. Bush fires are a fact of life here. It's a bit scary, but I am sure I'll be fine.
Mark: Well, you look after yourself!
36. Where is Jim on holiday?
In Australia.
37. What's the weather like today?
It's hot and windy.
38. What was the highest temperature yesterday?
It was 44℃.
39. What problems have the fires caused?
They have killed lots of animals./ They have killed many animals.
40. How do people get the latest news about the bush fires?
By listening to the radio./ They listen to the radio.
答案
36. In Australia.
37. It's hot and windy.
38. It was 44℃.
39. They have killed lots of animals./ They have killed many animals.
40. By listening to the radio./ They listen to the radio.
37. It's hot and windy.
38. It was 44℃.
39. They have killed lots of animals./ They have killed many animals.
40. By listening to the radio./ They listen to the radio.
