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1、(1)GeorgeBernardShawandWinstonChurchilldislikedeachother.Itissaidthattheplaywright(剧作家)oncesentChurchilltwoticketsfortheopeningnightofoneofhisplays,togetherwithacard,whichsaid,“Bringafriend(ifyouhaveone).”【来.源：全,品…中&高*考*网】Churchill,however,returnedtheticke

2、tswithanote,whichsaid,“Ishallbebusythatevening.Pleasesendmetwoticketsforthesecondnight(ifthereisone).”ThereisnorecordofwhetherShaweversentthetickets.1.WhatwasShawtryingtosaytoChurchillonhiscard?A.Churchillshouldnotgototheplayalone.B.Churchillshouldnotbring

3、toomanypeople.C.Churchillmayhavetowastethetwotickets.D.Churchilldidnothaveanyfriend.2.Whydidn’tChurchillwanttheticketsforthefirstnight?A.Hedidn’twanttotakeShaw’sinsult(侮辱).B.Thetheatrewouldnotbeascrowdedthesecondnight.C.Hewasbusyonthefirstnightoftheshow.D.

4、Hecouldn’tfindafriendtogowithhimthefirstnight.【答案与解析】本文讲述了Shaw与Churchill相互挖苦、讽刺的幽默故事。1.D。推断题。根据文章的交代，他们两人相互讨厌对方，于是Shaw在所送的票上写着ifyouhaveone，言外之意Churchill没有朋友，从而可推知此题答案为D。2.A。推断题。根据文章的语气ifthereisone可看出：Churchill不甘Shaw的侮辱，于是，反唇相讥，言外之意，你的戏不会有第2场，从而可推知此题答案为A。(2

5、)Acrowdgatheredoutsideahotelwhereaveryfamousmillionairehadjustbeenknockeddownandkilled.Oneyoungmaninthecrowdseemedparticularlyupset.“Iunderstandhowyoufeel,”saidarathersympathetic(同情)oldman,“Isupposehewasarelativeofyours?”“That’sjusttheproblem,”repliedtheyo

6、ungman,“hewasn’t.”第7页共7页1.Thefamousmillionairediedprobablybecause_______.【来.源：全,品…中&高*考*网】A.hewastoooldB.hehadtoomuchmoneyC.hewasshotdownD.hemetanaccident2.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheyoungman’sfeeling?A.Hewassympathetictothemillionaire’sdeath.B.Hew

7、asreallysorryaboutthemillionaire’sdeath.C.Hewishedhewerethemillionaire’srelative.D.Hewishedthemillionairehadlostallhismoney.【答案与解析】一个年轻人在看到一位被车撞死的富翁时表现出很不安的样子，一位老人同情地问他死的富翁是不是他的亲人，年轻人却回答说：“问题是他不是！”1.D。细节题。根据…hadjustbeenknockeddownandkilled（knockdown：被车撞倒）可

8、知答案为D。2.C。推断题。从原文最后两句话可知年轻人希望自己是那个出车祸而死的富翁的亲人，这样他可以继承一大笔遗产，所以此题答案为C。(3)A:Ionceheardsomeoneshout,“Lookout.”Iputmyheardoutofthewindowandabucketfulwaterfellonme.Itseemsthat“Lookout”maymean“Don’tlookout”.B:Iwason