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新语篇 名著节选 Some questions for Bannister
In Soames's living room, Holmes, Watson and Soames are sitting in chairs. Holmes is sitting at the writing table. Bannister is standing in front of him.
HOLMES: Your key was in the door of this room today, Bannister. Is that right?
BANNISTER: Yes, sir. I don't usually leave it there, but—
HOLMES: Tell me, when did you come into the room?
BANNISTER: About 4:30 p.m., sir, with Mr Soames's tea. But he wasn't here.
HOLMES: Did you look at the papers on the table?
BANNISTER: No, sir!
HOLMES: Why did you leave the key in the door?
BANNISTER: The tea things were in my hands. I thought, “I can come back for the key.”
WATSON: Did you forget to come back?
BANNISTER: Yes, sir.
HOLMES: So the room was open all the time. And somebody in the room could get in or out?
BANNISTER: Yes-yes, sir.
HOLMES: When Mr Soames talked to you about the papers, you began to feel ill. So you sat down on the chair over there. Why did you go past the other chairs?
BANNISTER: I, I don't know, sir.
HOLMES: Did you stay here when Mr Soames ran out?
BANNISTER: Only for a minute or two. Then I locked the door and went to my room.
HOLMES: (To Soames) Mr Soames, I would like to visit the three young gentlemen. Is that all right?
SOAMES: Yes, of course. These rooms are very old and very interesting. Visitors often go to look at them.
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A. In Hamels's office.
B. In Watson's house.
C. In Soames's living room.
D. In Bannister's company.
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A. Because he thought he would come back to get it.
B. Because his hands were full of papers and other things.
C. Because Mr Soames was still in the living room.
D. Because the room was old and the door was broken.
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A. Because Holmes wants to change Bannister's behaviour.
B. Because Holmes thinks Bannister was hiding something.
C. Because Holmes wants to know the differences between the chairs.
D. Because Holmes wants to find out Bannister's interests.
(
A. He would visit some old men's rooms.
B. He would drink some tea in the room.
C. He would question Soames about the room.
D. He would visit three young men's rooms.
新语篇 名著节选 Some questions for Bannister
In Soames's living room, Holmes, Watson and Soames are sitting in chairs. Holmes is sitting at the writing table. Bannister is standing in front of him.
HOLMES: Your key was in the door of this room today, Bannister. Is that right?
BANNISTER: Yes, sir. I don't usually leave it there, but—
HOLMES: Tell me, when did you come into the room?
BANNISTER: About 4:30 p.m., sir, with Mr Soames's tea. But he wasn't here.
HOLMES: Did you look at the papers on the table?
BANNISTER: No, sir!
HOLMES: Why did you leave the key in the door?
BANNISTER: The tea things were in my hands. I thought, “I can come back for the key.”
WATSON: Did you forget to come back?
BANNISTER: Yes, sir.
HOLMES: So the room was open all the time. And somebody in the room could get in or out?
BANNISTER: Yes-yes, sir.
HOLMES: When Mr Soames talked to you about the papers, you began to feel ill. So you sat down on the chair over there. Why did you go past the other chairs?
BANNISTER: I, I don't know, sir.
HOLMES: Did you stay here when Mr Soames ran out?
BANNISTER: Only for a minute or two. Then I locked the door and went to my room.
HOLMES: (To Soames) Mr Soames, I would like to visit the three young gentlemen. Is that all right?
SOAMES: Yes, of course. These rooms are very old and very interesting. Visitors often go to look at them.
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C
)19. Where are Holmes and Watson?A. In Hamels's office.
B. In Watson's house.
C. In Soames's living room.
D. In Bannister's company.
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A
)20. Why did Bannister leave the key in the door?A. Because he thought he would come back to get it.
B. Because his hands were full of papers and other things.
C. Because Mr Soames was still in the living room.
D. Because the room was old and the door was broken.
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B
)21. Why does Holmes question(质疑) Bannister about sitting on a distant(远方的) chair instead of the other chairs?A. Because Holmes wants to change Bannister's behaviour.
B. Because Holmes thinks Bannister was hiding something.
C. Because Holmes wants to know the differences between the chairs.
D. Because Holmes wants to find out Bannister's interests.
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D
)22. 思维品质 逻辑思维 What would Holmes do next according to the passage?A. He would visit some old men's rooms.
B. He would drink some tea in the room.
C. He would question Soames about the room.
D. He would visit three young men's rooms.
答案
B
【语篇解读】本段是一篇记叙文。对话描述了侦探Holmes和助手Watson在Soames的客厅中对仆人Bannister进行询问的场景。
19. C 细节理解题。根据“In Soames's living room, Holmes, Watson and Soames are sitting in chairs.”可知他们在Soames的客厅里。故选C。
20. A 细节理解题。根据“BANNISTER: The tea things were in my hands. I thought, ‘I can come back for the key.’”可知他手里拿着茶具,认为自己可以回来取钥匙。故选A。
21. B 推理判断题。根据“When Mr Soames talked to you about the papers, you began to feel ill. So you sat down on the chair over there. Why did you go past the other chairs?”可知当Soames先生和Bannister谈论文件时,Bannister开始感到不舒服,所以他坐在那边的椅子上,由此可推测,Holmes质疑Bannister坐在远处的椅子上而不是其他椅子上是因为Holmes认为Bannister在隐瞒什么。故选B。
22. D 推理判断题。根据“(To Soames) Mr Soames, I would like to visit the three young gentlemen. Is that all right”可知Holmes提到他想看三位年轻人的房间,所以他接下来会去三个年轻人的房间。故选D。
【语篇解读】本段是一篇记叙文。对话描述了侦探Holmes和助手Watson在Soames的客厅中对仆人Bannister进行询问的场景。
19. C 细节理解题。根据“In Soames's living room, Holmes, Watson and Soames are sitting in chairs.”可知他们在Soames的客厅里。故选C。
20. A 细节理解题。根据“BANNISTER: The tea things were in my hands. I thought, ‘I can come back for the key.’”可知他手里拿着茶具,认为自己可以回来取钥匙。故选A。
21. B 推理判断题。根据“When Mr Soames talked to you about the papers, you began to feel ill. So you sat down on the chair over there. Why did you go past the other chairs?”可知当Soames先生和Bannister谈论文件时,Bannister开始感到不舒服,所以他坐在那边的椅子上,由此可推测,Holmes质疑Bannister坐在远处的椅子上而不是其他椅子上是因为Holmes认为Bannister在隐瞒什么。故选B。
22. D 推理判断题。根据“(To Soames) Mr Soames, I would like to visit the three young gentlemen. Is that all right”可知Holmes提到他想看三位年轻人的房间,所以他接下来会去三个年轻人的房间。故选D。
