Ⅵ.阅读与回答问题
根据短文内容,回答下列问题。(每题答案不超过10个词)
We caught up with 16-year-old Australian world champion climber Angie Scarth-Johnson to find out how she had got to this point in her life.
Q: What got you into climbing?
A: It was my mum's fear of me hurting myself. Like many kids, I was always climbing trees. From the age of three, I thought anything that looked climbable needed to be climbed. I started to have accidents that sometimes led to me making hospital visits. Then when I was seven, Mum finally found the solution to my strange climbing addiction (嗜好)—a climbing gym. And it changed my life.
Q: You were only nine when you climbed a grade 31 (攀岩难度路线). What do you make of that?
A: That's one of the most memorable moments of my life. It's hard to explain how meaningful and important achieving a grade 31 at nine is. It requires physical strength kids rarely have. Now, as an experienced climber, I know how difficult it was to believe a nine-year-old could do it. When I climbed the grade 31, I never thought of it as being unachievable—it was just a challenge. And it was the moment in which I felt anything was possible. I reflect on this when something starts to feel impossible now.
Q: 4
A: I tried many sports but I never got that feeling of freedom that climbing can give to me. I'm in complete control of my mind. I know what I must do and during that period of time, my surroundings disappear. I can only feel the movement of my body; the only sounds I'm aware of are the birds, my steady breath and maybe a slight breeze. When I'm finally able to reach the top, it is a feeling like no other.
Q: What advice do you have for new climbers?
A: Make an ambitious goal and just go for it. I'd never be in this position if I held back. Go beyond expectations and continue to believe it's possible even if it's never been done before. And this mindset can be used throughout all aspects of your life.
1. What did Angie like to do when she was a kid?
______
2. What does the underlined word “it” refer to?
______
3. Why does achieving a grade 31 seem impossible for a nine-year-old?
______
4. What question may be asked in the blank?
______
5. What can you learn from Angie?
______
根据短文内容,回答下列问题。(每题答案不超过10个词)
We caught up with 16-year-old Australian world champion climber Angie Scarth-Johnson to find out how she had got to this point in her life.
Q: What got you into climbing?
A: It was my mum's fear of me hurting myself. Like many kids, I was always climbing trees. From the age of three, I thought anything that looked climbable needed to be climbed. I started to have accidents that sometimes led to me making hospital visits. Then when I was seven, Mum finally found the solution to my strange climbing addiction (嗜好)—a climbing gym. And it changed my life.
Q: You were only nine when you climbed a grade 31 (攀岩难度路线). What do you make of that?
A: That's one of the most memorable moments of my life. It's hard to explain how meaningful and important achieving a grade 31 at nine is. It requires physical strength kids rarely have. Now, as an experienced climber, I know how difficult it was to believe a nine-year-old could do it. When I climbed the grade 31, I never thought of it as being unachievable—it was just a challenge. And it was the moment in which I felt anything was possible. I reflect on this when something starts to feel impossible now.
Q: 4
A: I tried many sports but I never got that feeling of freedom that climbing can give to me. I'm in complete control of my mind. I know what I must do and during that period of time, my surroundings disappear. I can only feel the movement of my body; the only sounds I'm aware of are the birds, my steady breath and maybe a slight breeze. When I'm finally able to reach the top, it is a feeling like no other.
Q: What advice do you have for new climbers?
A: Make an ambitious goal and just go for it. I'd never be in this position if I held back. Go beyond expectations and continue to believe it's possible even if it's never been done before. And this mindset can be used throughout all aspects of your life.
1. What did Angie like to do when she was a kid?
______
2. What does the underlined word “it” refer to?
______
3. Why does achieving a grade 31 seem impossible for a nine-year-old?
______
4. What question may be asked in the blank?
______
5. What can you learn from Angie?
______
答案
1. She liked to climb trees.
2. A climbing gym.
3. Because it requires physical strength kids rarely have.
4. Why do you like climbing?
5. Anything is possible even if it's never done before.（言之有理即可）
【文章大意】本文是记者对澳大利亚攀岩运动员 Angie Scarth-Johnson 的采访，文中该运动员讲述了自己对攀岩的热爱以及攀岩运动带给她的感悟。
2. A climbing gym.
3. Because it requires physical strength kids rarely have.
4. Why do you like climbing?
5. Anything is possible even if it's never done before.（言之有理即可）
【文章大意】本文是记者对澳大利亚攀岩运动员 Angie Scarth-Johnson 的采访，文中该运动员讲述了自己对攀岩的热爱以及攀岩运动带给她的感悟。
