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PART ONE
(70 POINTS)
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.TEXT COMPREHENSION
The following comprehension questions are based on the texts you have learned, and each of them is provided with 4 choices marked A,B,C and D. Choose the best answer to each question and write the corresponding letter on the ANSWER SHEET.
(20 points ,1 point each)
1.
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With that chain on his watch ,Jim might loot at the time in any company.
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The underlined part in this sentence from Gifts of the Magi means ____.
A. in the presence of any person
B. while working in a firm
C. when interviewed by a corporation
D. doing any business
2.According to The Wife of Bath's Tale, what women want most is ____.
A. jewels and money
B. happiness
C. fine clothes
D. leadership in the family
3.In The Fisherman and His Wife, the Fisherman was ____ when his wife wished for one thing after another.
A. tolerant but not pleased
B. bewildered but not mad
C. anguished but not rebellious
D. furious but not daring
4.In Little Match Girl, when her little hands were almost benumbed with cold, the little match girl ____.
A. thought of the kindness of her grandmother
B. thought of the pleasant smell of the roast goose
C. went home but received a beating from her father
D. rubbed the match against the wall and warmed her hands
5.The title of the story A Day's Wait most probably means that the boy ____.
A. had been waiting all day to die
B. had waited a whole
day for his father to come back
C. had been waiting all day to recover from his illness
D. had waited a whole day before the drugs took effect
6.According to Bringing up Children,
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upbringing
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and
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education
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are ____.
A. merely two different terms for the same process
B. the same term for the different processes
C. two utterly different but closely related processes because children are involved in different environments
D. interdependent because both parents and teachers are responsible for the opportunities provided for children's development
7.The National Gallery in London overlooks ____.
A. Parliament
B. Trafalgar Square
C. the National Gallery of British Art
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