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B.阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
The second Sunday of May is Mother’s Day. But for cat lovers, it is 51 special day, because on that day the Cat Festival 52 (celebrate) in a town called Ypres, Belgium (比利时).
Cat lovers from all over the world travel to Ypres every three years for this special festival. The celebrations start from Saturday night and will continue for the whole Sunday. Some girls dress and paint their faces like cats. They even walk on the streets as real cats 53 (usual) do. All the shops in the town have already put up cat pictures on their windows and walls, and they have prepared all kinds of things about cats for 54 (tour). The Sunday public celebration usually starts 55 2 p.m. In the end, a cat toy with 100 francs (法郎) in it will be thrown from the Town Hall. It is said that the one who gets it 56 (have) good luck.
Between 1347 and 1351, Ypres was facing the serious problem of Black Death (鼠疫). Usually it 57 (spread) by mice. So people in the town began to raise more cats, 58 it really worked. Mice were killed and people were saved. People in Ypres set up the Cat Festival 59 (express) their thanks. And since then, this day 60 (become) a great festival for cat lovers around the world.
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56.
The second Sunday of May is Mother’s Day. But for cat lovers, it is 51 special day, because on that day the Cat Festival 52 (celebrate) in a town called Ypres, Belgium (比利时).
Cat lovers from all over the world travel to Ypres every three years for this special festival. The celebrations start from Saturday night and will continue for the whole Sunday. Some girls dress and paint their faces like cats. They even walk on the streets as real cats 53 (usual) do. All the shops in the town have already put up cat pictures on their windows and walls, and they have prepared all kinds of things about cats for 54 (tour). The Sunday public celebration usually starts 55 2 p.m. In the end, a cat toy with 100 francs (法郎) in it will be thrown from the Town Hall. It is said that the one who gets it 56 (have) good luck.
Between 1347 and 1351, Ypres was facing the serious problem of Black Death (鼠疫). Usually it 57 (spread) by mice. So people in the town began to raise more cats, 58 it really worked. Mice were killed and people were saved. People in Ypres set up the Cat Festival 59 (express) their thanks. And since then, this day 60 (become) a great festival for cat lovers around the world.
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a
52. is celebrated
53. usually
54. tourists
55. at
56.
will have
57. was spread
58. and
59. to express
60. has become
答案
51. a 52. is celebrated 53. usually 54. tourists 55. at 56. will have 57. was spread 58. and 59. to express 60. has become
四、阅读表达(共 5 小题;每小题 2 分,计 10 分)
阅读下面短文,完成短文后的问题。
A university student in Britain is raising money for a homeless man who offered her his last £3 so she could get home safely after a night out.
Dominique Harrison - Bentzen is a 22 - year - old university student. She lost her bank card after a night out. “I didn’t realize that I had no money until I wanted to get money for a taxi. Just then a homeless man came and gave me his only money, £3,” she said. “He told me to take it to pay for a taxi to make sure I got home safely.” She didn’t take the money in the end but was so moved by the man’s kindness that she made a decision to help him.
“I posted a picture on Facebook to try and find him the next day. To my surprise, I found that I was not the only person he had helped,” she said. “Robbie seems to have helped many persons in the city center, returning bags to people and offering his scarf to keep people warm.”
Miss Harrison - Bentzen started raising money to help him get an apartment so that he can be safe and warm. At first, Miss Harrison - Bentzen hoped to raise £500 to help Robbie get off the streets. Now £12,500 has already been collected for the man.
Miss Harrison - Bentzen has also decided to spend 24 hours through the day and night as a homeless person. “I hope my way will help people think a little more about the people around them. If people can see what I am doing, then maybe they can take the time to stop and talk to a homeless person, and hear his story,” she said.
61. Who is homeless, Miss Harrison - Bentzen or Robbie?
62. What happened to Miss Harrison - Bentzen one night?
63. Did Miss Harrison - Bentzen accept Robbie’s help?
64. How much money has Miss Harrison - Bentzen raised for Robbie?
65. Why did Miss Harrison - Bentzen experience a homeless person’s life?
阅读下面短文,完成短文后的问题。
A university student in Britain is raising money for a homeless man who offered her his last £3 so she could get home safely after a night out.
Dominique Harrison - Bentzen is a 22 - year - old university student. She lost her bank card after a night out. “I didn’t realize that I had no money until I wanted to get money for a taxi. Just then a homeless man came and gave me his only money, £3,” she said. “He told me to take it to pay for a taxi to make sure I got home safely.” She didn’t take the money in the end but was so moved by the man’s kindness that she made a decision to help him.
“I posted a picture on Facebook to try and find him the next day. To my surprise, I found that I was not the only person he had helped,” she said. “Robbie seems to have helped many persons in the city center, returning bags to people and offering his scarf to keep people warm.”
Miss Harrison - Bentzen started raising money to help him get an apartment so that he can be safe and warm. At first, Miss Harrison - Bentzen hoped to raise £500 to help Robbie get off the streets. Now £12,500 has already been collected for the man.
Miss Harrison - Bentzen has also decided to spend 24 hours through the day and night as a homeless person. “I hope my way will help people think a little more about the people around them. If people can see what I am doing, then maybe they can take the time to stop and talk to a homeless person, and hear his story,” she said.
61. Who is homeless, Miss Harrison - Bentzen or Robbie?
Robbie. /Robbie is homeless.
62. What happened to Miss Harrison - Bentzen one night?
She lost her bank card. / She had no money for a taxi. /She had no money to go home.
63. Did Miss Harrison - Bentzen accept Robbie’s help?
No, she didn’t.
64. How much money has Miss Harrison - Bentzen raised for Robbie?
￡12,500. / She has raised ￡12,500 for Robbie.
65. Why did Miss Harrison - Bentzen experience a homeless person’s life?
Because she hoped people could think a little more about the people around them. / Because she hoped more people would care about / help the homeless.
答案
61. Robbie. /Robbie is homeless. 62. She lost her bank card. / She had no money for a taxi. /She had no money to go home. 63. No, she didn’t. 64. ￡12,500. / She has raised ￡12,500 for Robbie. 65. Because she hoped people could think a little more about the people around them. / Because she hoped more people would care about / help the homeless.
