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1第二部分閱讀理解rolesinthetelevisiondramasDreahedidn'twanttobequietanymore,sohighschool.Whenhewasworkinghardatmemorizingsschoolplays,Kim'sideatobactingisgettingbetterandbetter.Atlast,heappearedinthemusicals(音樂劇)A.studyverywellA.ChemistryB.EnglishC.TheaterandFilmStudiesChinesefolksingerandperformingartist.PengistheDean(系主任)ofthePeople'sLiberationArmyArtAcademy.Shebecameverypopularasawomansoprano(女高音)singer,because2CCTVNewYear'sGala(央視春晚)almosteveryyear.AlmosteverybodyinChinaenjoywatchingthistelevisionprogramatthesametimedurisongsincludePeoplefromOurVillage(父老鄉(xiāng)親),Zhumulangma(珠穆朗瑪)andtheFieldofHope.PengisamemberofChina'sPeople'sLiberationArmyandholdsobtainaMaster'sdegree(碩士學(xué)位)intraditionalfolkmusicwhenthedegreewasA.sopranosingerB.famoA.universitycompetitionsC.actingcompetitionsD.speechA.PengistheheadofthePeople'sLiberationArmy.B.HermostfamoussinglesincludeIntheFC.Peng'srankofPeople'sLiberationA.PengLiyuanC.People'sLiberationArmyandhasremainedinproductionsinceXin.HappyCampisoneofChina'smostpopularshows,withaviewershipoftwonmanyawards(獎項)inAsia.ThisshowhasbeenwatchedbytheChinesepeople3throughouttheworld.Thisshowispurposely(專門地)createdforyoungpeopletowatch.Overtheyears,thehappycampfamilyhasproducedmusicalbums(專輯)andmovies.Themainpurposeoftheseproductionsistobringhappinesstothepeople.ThehostshavebeenwellknownbyA.ShenzhenB.FenghuangC.HunanA.電視機(jī)B.電視觀眾C.面試D.復(fù)習(xí)A.ThisshowhasbeenwatchedbyAmericanpeople.D.HappyCamphaswonmanyawTheUKwantsChineseteacherstotrytoincreasethelevelofmathsiChinesestudentshavethehighestinternationaltestresults.TheinmathslevelsbetweentheUKandChina.Anewspapersaid:“Thechildrenoftests.”TheUKwillhire(雇傭)60ofShanghai'sbestmathsteacherstohelpimprovetheabilityofonemillionBritishstudeTheUKisfarbehindmanycountriesinmaths.Poornumeracy(數(shù)字計算)coststheUKeconomy$30billionayear.Britain'seducationminister(教育官員)wentonbutwhatIsawinShanghai.…strengthenedmybeliefthatwecanlearnfromthem."Sheadded:“Theyhaveacan(與……相匹配)that.”Mathsqualifications(資格).()1.TheUKwillhireA.sixtyofShanghai'sB.sixhundredofShanghai's4C.sixofShanghai'sD.sixthousandofShanghai'sA.abadattitudeB.fearsC.difficultyD.acan-A.TheUKwantsCanadateacherstotrytoincreasethelevelofmathinitsB.TheUKisfarbehindmanycountriesinC.Britain'sstudentswentonafD.Mathsqualificationscannotequalhighersalariesandbetterjobs.A.大于B.勝利C.勝過D.失敗A.ChineseMathsB.TheUKWantsChineseMathTeacherPassage5SupermanandBatman(蝙蝠俠)willbeinthewillbeincinemasinthesummerof2015.ZackSnydethedirectorofthelatestSupermanmovie“Manmanyfansofthetwosuperheroeswouldbehappythat“ManOfSteel,”willplaySupermanadon'tyetknowwhichactorwillplayBatman.Moviegoersareexpectiaction-packedadventurethatwillbelikenoothersuperherofilm.MrSnydersaidheThemoviecompanyWarnerBros.hopestheSuperman-Batmanduo(二人組)willbeassuccessfulasthe2012film"Tworldwideandsuccessfullybroughttogetherthemaincharacters(角色)ownedbyMarvelComics.WarnerBrhavespentmanyyearstryingtoagreetothenewfilm.Snydertoldreportersjusthowtheyarethegreatestsuperheroesintheworld.”5needstobeavery,veryspeciA.2015(inthesummer)B.tC.fall2015A.Mr.SnyderB.HenryCaviA.Thescripthasn'tbeenwrittenyeC.Themanwhostarredin"ManofD.MarvelComicsisthedirectorofthelatestSupermanmovie"ManoA.ManOfSteelBritainsaysitwillsendtenwarshipstoGibrTheshipswillmakeastopthereontheirwaytothethestopover(中途停留)isabadtimebecauserelationsbetweenBritainandSpainhavebecomebadrecently.SpaingotangryafterGibraltar'sgovernment(直布羅陀政府)putconcreteblocks(水泥石塊)ontheseabed.ItsaidthiswgrowandtostopSpanishboa50euros(about$67)forpeopletotravelacrassecurityagainstterrorism.MotoriSpaingaveGibraltartoBritainin1713undertheTreatyofUtrecht(烏特勒支條約).ItbecameanimportantbaseforBritain'sRoyalNavy(英國皇家海軍).Gibraltarisasmallareaoflandwh6Cadiz.The430-meter-taround30,000andmostofthemarevpartsofGibraltarlooklikeapieceofmainlandBritain.SpainhasarguedformanyyearsthatGibraltarshouldbeonlyhappenifthepeopleofGibraltarvotefor(投票)it.TheBritis(首相)toldhisSpanishpartner:“Thisproblemshouldnotbreakourrelations.Howevertherewasarealriskofthishappening."A.theTreatyofVersaillesB.ReinsuranceTreaC.theTreatyofUtrechtD.theTreatyofBrest-LitovshA.SpainbecameanimportantbaseofCadiz.D.ThepopulationofGibraltarisaround30,0A.thepeopleofGibratarwon'tvoteforitB.therewillbenomorefishnearGibraD.theirrelationswillbebrokenPassage7Beingattackedbykillerbeesusuallynightmares(噩夢).ForacoupleinTexas,thenightmareturnedintoreality(現(xiàn)實)onWednesdaynight.KristenBeauregard,44,andherboyfriendwereintheirgardenexercisingtheirtwoponies(小馬).MsBeauregardtoldreportersthateverythingwasnormaluntiloneoftheponiesstartedkickingandjumping.Therealizeditwasalargegroupofbees.Shesaid:“Itgotalldark,lithereweresomanybees."Thebeesattackedthecoupleandtheirhorses.7Luckilytheyhadaswimmingpool,sothecouplejumpedin.MsBeauregardwasstungover200timesbythebees.Herboyfneckandhead.Thepoolprobablysavedtheirlivesbecausethebeescouldnotattackthemunderthewater.Kristenexplainedhowterrifying(令人恐懼的)itwas“Weweretryingtostandupinthewaterbuteverytimewestuckourheadsoutforair,theywouldcoverusandstartstingingus.W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