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根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題。

AMagicFilter(濾鏡)

Stephjustposted(發(fā)布)aphotoofherbrunchwithflowers"borrowed“fromher

neighbor'sgarden.ItlookedperfectthankstoaphotoeditingappcalledTrueBeauty.However,the

foodhadturnedcoldaftershehadworkedonherphoto,soshethrewitaway.

Ontheothersideofthecity,Matttriedtotakeagoodgymselfie(自拍照)withcookingoil

onhisbodytomakeitshiny,butwasn'thappywiththeresults.ThenhesawtheadofTrueBeauty.

Withonetouch,hisbodylookedamazingrightaway.Hepostedthephotoonlineandgotinthe

showertowashtheoiloff.BothStephandMattweresurprisedtogetsomanynegativecomments

later.Somehow,Steph'slatestpostshowedeggswithfliesalloverthem,coffeethatlookedgrey

anddeadflowers,whileMatfsshowedhisbodybeingcoveredinsomethingthatlookedlikedirty

butter.Theytriedtodeletethephotosbutfailed.Thentheyreceivedamessagefromtheapp

developer:

DearUser,Areyouasbeautifulinsideasyouseemoutside?Ifyouwantyourpicturestoshow

therealyou,trybeingasbeautifulinreallifeasyouareonyoursocialmedia.

Haveatrulybeautifulday!

Love,

TrueBeauty

PS.Onceyouuseourfilter(濾錨,allyourfuturephotoswillhaveitautomatically!

Tohidetheuglypicture,Stephmadeheraccount(貝長(zhǎng)號(hào))private.Shedidn'twanttodo

anythingifshecouldn'tpostphotosofitonsocialmedia.Depressedandempty,Stephwent

downstairs.ThereshemetMrs.Robinsoninhergarden.Withoutanythingelsetodo,Stephjoined

herintakingcareofherflowers.

Thefollowingcoupleofhoursmadeherfeelhappyagain.Afterward,Mrs.Robinson

suggestedthattheytakeaselfietogethertomarktheday.

Stephlovedthepictureverymuch.Shethoughtitwasarealpitynottoshareit,soshe

postedthepicture.Whenitwentonline,itlookedexactlythesame!Thenshemadeheraccount

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publicagainandaddedthetexttothephoto:"Meandmyneighborinhergarden#TrueBeauty.^^

AsMatt,oneofSteph'sfollowers,readherpost,hehadanidea.Heknockedonhis

neighbor'sdoortooffertohelptakeherrubbishtothebinsalongwithhis.

Attherecyclingbins,Matttookaselfieandposteditonlinewith#TrueBeauty.Hispicture

turnedouttobejustasmilingguydoingsomethingordinary.Itwasatrulybeautifulphoto.

1.WhatdidStephdowithherbrunchafterpostingaphotoofit?

2.TheTrueBeautyappmadeStephandMattmorepopularonsocialmedia,didn'tit?

3.WhatdidtheTrueBeautyappactuallydowithMatfsgymselfie?

4.WhydidStephchoosetomakeheraccountprivate?

5.HowdidspendingtimewithherneighborchangeSteph'smood?

6.Whydidn'tSteph9sandMatfslatestphotoshavetheTrueBeautyfilter?

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題。

Brookehasjustbecomethe12-rankedrockclimbersintheworld.Oneofhercoaches

explainsthatshe'ssogoodbecauseshehasreallystrongfingersandtheamazingflexibility(柔韌

性)ofachild.Thathelpsheralotandmeansshecandothingsolderclimbershaveneverthought

ofdoing.

Brookecomesfromaclimbingfamily.Bothherparentsarepastclimbingchampions(冠

軍).Herfatherstoppedclimbingsomeyearsago,buthermother,Robyn,whowonfourworldcup

titlesoneafteranotherforfouryears,isstillclimbing.Sherunsaclubforyoungclimbersin

Colorado,USAandcoachesBrookeandherteammates.Sometimesifsdifficultformotherand

daughtertoworktogethersoclosely,buttheyreallyrespectandtrusteachotherandBrookesays

hermumisagreatcoach.Brookesaysthathermothergivesheralotofgoodadviceandisavery

importantpartofherclimbinglife.Robyncanbestrict,butshereallylovesclimbingmountains,

andshepassesthispassionontoherstudents.Robynsays“Brookeisverydetermined(堅(jiān)決的)

andisverygoodatencouragingherself.Thishelpsherwhenshe'sfacingthechallengesofthis

difficultsport.Sheisalsoveryhardworking.^^Successinrockclimbingissomethingyouhaveto

workat.Tobeaworld-classsportswomanofanykind,youhavetopushyourselfandtrainhard

andthafswhatBrookedoes,everyday,attheclubandathome.Brookesaysthatclimbingis

alwaysapartofhereverydaylife.Theyevenhaveaclimbingwallintheirhouse!

Butclimbingisn'tonlyhardwork.Ifsfuntoo.Brookelovesclimbingandwhenshe'sona

highrock,shefeelshappy.Strangely,shesaysthatwhenshelooksdown,sheisn'tscared.Allshe

doesisthinkabouthowcoolitistobesosmallcomparedtotherock.

7.WhyisBrookesosuccessfulinclimbingaccordingtohercoach?

8.Brooke'smotherisverygoodatclimbing,isn'tshe?

9.WhatdoesRobyndototrainyoungclimbers?

10.WhydoesBrookesayRobynisagreatcoach?

11.HowharddoesBrooketrainherselfinrockclimbing?

12.WouldyouliketohavealifelikeBrooke?Whyorwhynot?

LucyLarcomwasoneofthemostfamouspoetsinAmerica.Todaysheisbestremembered

forherbook,ANewEnglandGirlhood,whichtellsabouthergrowing-upyearsasamill(工廠(chǎng))

girl.

Lucywasbomin1824.Asayounggirl,sheenjoyedexploringthewoodsnearherhouse

andplayingwithherbrothersandsisters.

WhenLucywas7yearsold,herfatherdiedsuddenly,turningherlifeupsidedownforever.

Lucy'smotherstruggledtofindthemoneytofeedandclotheherbigfamily.Notmanyjobswere

opentowomenthen.Oneofthefewplaceswomencouldfindpaidworkwasinthe

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water-poweredclothmills.SoMrsLarcommadeadifficultdecision.Sheuprootedherfamily

fromthequietvillageandmovedtothebusyfactorytownofLowell.

InLowell,Lucy'soldersistersquicklyfoundjobsinthecottonmills.Lucyattendedthe

localelementaryschool.WhenLucyturned11,hermothertoldherthatitwastimeforherto

followheroldersistersintothecottonmills.ThefamilyneedsthemoneyLucycouldearn.

Atfirst,Lucywasexcitedaboutbecomingamillgirl.Helpingtosupportherfamilymade

herfeelgrownup.Besides,shedislikedherschoolinLowellbecauseshewasafraidofthe

schoolmaster,whowhippedhisstudentswithaleatherstrapwhentheyforgottheirlessons.Yet

workingatthecottonmillwasmuchharderthanLucyhadeverimagined.

Attheendofherfirstyearinthecottonmill,Lucygotagreatchancetogobacktoschool

forthreemonths.Thosedaysbackatschoolwereahugesuccess.Herkindanddedicatednew

teachermadelearningadelight.Lucymovedaheadsoquicklywithherlessonsthatbytheendof

hershortschooltermshewasreadytoprogresstohighschool.

Lucydreamtofleavinghermillgirldaysbehindtoattendhighschool.However,sheknew

thatherfamilyneededthemoney,soshereturnedtothehatedmill,feeling82.WhenLucyturned

21,shefinallyleftthemillforgood.Eagertocontinuehereducation,shethenwenttoawomen's

college.WhenLucyfinishedhertrainingin1853,shebecameateacheratWheatonSchool.There

shefoundedaliterarysociety.Andherpoetrybegantoappearinnewspapersandmagazines.

Inthebook,Lucyemphasizedthatsheneverregrettedheryearsworkingasamillgirl."I

hadearlybeensavedfromagreatmistake;foritisthegreatestofmistakestobeginlifewiththe

expectationthatisgoingtobeeasy,orwiththewishtohaveitso.Whataworlditwouldbe,if

therewerenohillstoclimb!?

13.WhatisLucy'sbookANewEnglandGirlhoodabout?

14.Whatwasthelife-changingeventinLucy'schildhood?

15.WhatdidLucy'smotherdecidetodotomakemoney?

16.WhydidLucychangeherattitudeaboutgoingtoschool?

Onereasonwasthat.Besides,.

17.HowdidLucyfeelwhenshereturnedtothehatedmill?(FillineachblankwithONEword)

..soshereturnedtothehatedmill,feelingbut.

18.Whatistheimplied(隱含的)meaningoftheunderlinedsentence?(Usenomorethanthree

sentences)

Lostluggage

ByTomChurch

Twoyearsago,IwentonholidaytoRomewithmyfamily.Itwasafour-hourtrainjourney

fromourhome,andweallhelpedtoplanthetrip.Wewerelookingforwardtoseeingthefamous

sights!Everythingwentreallywellandwehadagreattimevisitingtheamazingtouristattractions.

Iwasinchargeoftakingallthephotoswithmybrandnewphone,whichhadanexcellentcamera.

WestayedinRomefortwoweeks,anditwasreallyamazing.

Onthetrainjourneybackhome,Idecidedtoopenmybackpack,butIcouldn'tfindit.All

mymemoriesofRomewereinthatbackpack.IwasveryupsetbecauseI'dpackedmyphonein

thatbackpack,alongwithmytraveldiary.IknewIwouldneverseemynewphoneagain.Weeks

passed,andthenmonths.Atfirst,Icontactedthetraincompanyeveryweek,butaftersometime,

itwasclearthatmybackpackwasnevergoingtobefound.Afterawhile,Iforgotallaboutit.

Lastmonth,ItookthetraintoFlorenceonaschooltrip.Unbelievably,mybackpackwent

missingagain!Isearchedandsearched,butitwasnowheretobeseen!AfterRome,Ialwayskept

myphoneandotherimportantitemsinmypockets.

TwoweeksaftertheFlorencetrip,Ireceivedaphonecallfromthetraincompany.They

toldmetheyhadmybackpack,andtheywouldsendittothestationinmycity.Iassumeditwas

mybackpackfromtheschooltrip.But,thistime,therewerenopreciousmemoriesinside.

SomeonefromthetraincompanyhadfoundthebackpackfromRomeinadustyoldcupboard!

Everythinginsideitwassafe,andIfinallygottosharethephotoswithmyfamily.Itwasso

wonderfultoseethem.IdecidedweshouldallgobacktoRomeforanotherholiday...butthistime,

Iwouldbemuchmorecarefulwithmythings!

19.Tomlostthesamebackpacktwice,didn'the?

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20.HowlongwasthetrainjourneyfromTom'shometoRome?

21.Whatitemsdoes"allmymemoriesofRome'mostlikelyreferto?

22.HowdidTomfeelwhenhegotthecallfromthetraincompanyabouthisbackpack?

Hefeltand.

23.WhatlessondoyouthinkTomlearntfromthetwotrips?

24.Supposeyou'reTom.Whatstepswillyoutaketodealwithlosingyourbackpack?(Listat

least3steps)

VISION

IMPAIRMENT

CharlieattendedregularschoolinLincolnshireandwastheonlyvisuallyimpaired(VI)

studentthere.Growingupwastoughforhim,especiallysincehefacedunfriendlycommentsfrom

others.ThisexperiencetaughtCharlietheimportanceofgoodcommunicationwithbothteachers

andpeers.Heexplains,CCIcan'tseemuchwhenreading.Paperworkneedstobemuchlarger,often

insize72font.Ifsnotimpossibletosee,butIneedchangesineveryday

Tohelpwithhiseducation,Charlieusedalaptopforschoolworkandhadmodelsand

graphstofeelandunderstandduringlessons.Healsoworkedcloselywithteacherstoensurehe

gottheneededhelpfromtheminclass,likereceivingPowerPointpresentationsbeforelessons

began.

Despitethehelphereceived,Charliefacedalotofbullying,especiallyinsecondaryschool.

AtthestartofYear10,thingsgotsobadthathedidn'twanttogotoschool.Theschoolevenheld

anassemblytoexplainhisvisionproblemtootherstudents.Forexample,hiseyesdon'talways

lookwherehe'sactuallyfocusing,whichsometimesledtomisunderstandingswithclassmates.

Oneparticularlydifficultsituationhappenedinhisscienceclass.Somestudentsthoughthe

wasstaringatthem,eventhoughtheywereacrosstheroomandhecouldn'tseethem.Becauseof

this,Charliewasrequiredtoswitchclassesbutdecidedagainstit.Hehadalreadyestablishedgood

communicationwithhisscienceteacherabouthisneedsandthought,4tWhyshouldIbetheoneto

move?^^

Charlieconsideredleavingschoolcompletelybutchosetostayafterweighingthe

advantagesanddisadvantages.Ateacheradvisedhimtopaynoattentiontothebullies,sayingthat

inthefuture,hewouldrealizeitwasthebestchoice.Althoughitwashardatthetime,Charlienow

understandsthatthingsaregettingeasierandeasierinthelongrun.

Charlie'sadvicetoothersfacingsimilarchallengesis.

25.Explain"VF'inyourownwordsaccordingtothewriter'sdescription.

Apersonwhoisvisuallyimpairedprobably.

26.WheredidCharliereceiveeducation,athomeoratschool?

27.WhatdidCharliedotohelphimmanagehisstudies?

28.HowdidCharliefeelwhenhewasaskedtoswitchhisscienceclasses?

29.Whatcouldbetheadvantage(s)anddisadvantage(s)ofleavingschoolinCharlie'scase?List

oneforeach.

Advantage:.

Disadvantage:.

30.ThinkaboutwhatCharlie5sadviceisandcompletethesentenceinthelastparagraph.

Hisadvicetoothersfacingsimilarchallengesis.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題

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Ordinary

IknowI'mnotanordinaryten-year-oldkidthoughIdoordinarythings.AndIfeelordinary

inside.ButIknowordinarykidsdon'tmakeotherordinarykidsrunawayscreamingin

playgrounds.Iknowordinarykidsdon'tgetstaredatwherevertheygo.It'sallbecauseofmy

face.

ButI'mkindofusedtohowIlookbynow.IknowhowtopretendIdon'tseethefeces

peoplemake.We'veallgotprettygoodatthatkindofthing:me,MomandDad,Via.Actually,I

takethatback:Via'snotsogoodatit.Forinstance,onetimeintheplaygroundsomeolderkids

madesomenoisesaboutme.Ididn'thearthemmyself,butViaheardandshejuststartedyelling

atthem.

Viadoesn'tseemeasordinary.AndMomandDaddon'tseemeasordinary,either.They

seemeasextraordinary(不凡的).IthinktheonlypersonintheworldwhorealizeshowordinaryI

amisme.MynameisAugust,bytheway.Iwon'tdescribewhatIlooklike.Whateveryou're

thinking,ifsprobablyworse.

NextweekIwillstartfifthgrade.SinceFveneverbeentoarealschoolbefore,Ihavealot

onmymind.DoesthatmeanIcanrunfreelyinthefootballfieldwithotherkids?Icannearly

smellthefreedomintheair!But...willtheteachersandkidsbenicetome?WillIhavelotsof

friends?...Ifeelbothand.

PeoplethinkIhaven'tgonetoschoolbecauseofthewayIlook,butit'snotthat.Doyou

knowhowmanysurgeries(手術(shù))I'vehad?Twenty-sevensinceIwasborn.Thebiggerones

happenedbeforeIwasevenfouryearsold,soIdon'trememberthose.ButFvehadtwoorthree

surgerieseveryyearsincethen.Fmalsosmallformyage,andIhavesomeotherhealthproblems

thatevendoctorscouldn'texplain,soIusedtogetsickalot.Thafswhymyparentsdecidedit

wasbetterifIdidn'tgotoschool.I'mmuchstrongernow,though.

——Adapted(改編)fromWonderbyR.J.Palacio

31.Intheeyesofstrangers,whatmakesAugustnotordinary?

32.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"thatkindofthing“referto?

33.AccordingtoAugust,whoseeshimasordinary?

34.HowdoesAugustfeelaboutgoingtoarealschoolsoon?Completethesentence.

35.Whydidn'tAugustgotoarealschoolbefore?

36.Howdoyouunderstandthetitle“ordinary”?

ThetitlenotonlyshowsAugustbutalsomakesreaders

Didyouknowthatsignlanguagealsohas“dialects(方言)“?Signlanguageisthemainway

deafpeoplecommunicate.Sincetheycan'thear,talkingtohearingpeoplecanbehard.Luckily,

signlanguageinterpreters(翻譯)aretheretohelp.

HaoShuxin,24,seessignlanguageashermothertongue,asherparentsaredeaf."Ipicked

upsignlanguagebeforeIcouldeventalk/sherecalled.In2018,shebecameasignlanguage

interpreteratalawfirminChongqing.Herworktakeshertoplaceslikecourts,whereshe

interpretsfordeafpeopleinlegalcases.

Sincesignlanguagehasfewerwords,Haooftenmeetsdifficultlegalterms(法律條款)that

havenodirectmatch.Insuchsituations,shecarefullybreaksdownthemeaningfordeafpeople.

TherearealsogrammaticaldifferencesbetweenChineseandsignlanguage."Forexample,the

words"putoutafire'aresignedas'afireputout9insignlanguage,asdeafpeopledescribewhat

theyseefirst,59Haoexplained.

Haofeelsatworkbecauseaccuracyisimportantinlegalinterpretations.Her

anxietyalsocomesfromthefactthatsignlanguagehas"dialects”.Thesamewordcanbe

expressedwithdifferenthandgesturesdependingonwhereadeafpersonisfrom."Forexample,

peopleinInnerMongoliaandChongqingusedifferentgesturesfortheword'true';'Hao

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explained.Havingtravelledtoover30citiesinChina,shehaslearnedabouttheunique(獨(dú)特的)

waysdeafpeopleacrossthecountryusesignlanguage.

Inhersparetime,Haoreadsmanylawbooksandtalkswithlawyersandherdeaf

coworkerstoimproveherprofessionalskills.t4Myparentsaredeaf,soIunderstandthedifficulties

facedbythedeafcommunity.IwanttodoeverythingIcantohelpthem,^^Haosaid.

37.IsHaoShuxinadeafperson?

38.WhatisHaoShuxin'sjob?

39.HowdoesHaosolvetheproblemwhensignlanguagedoesn'tmatchthelegalterms?

40.Pleasefillintheblankwithaproperwordorproperwords.

Haofeelsatworkbecause...

41.Whyhasshemanagedtotraveltoover30citiesinChina?

42.WhatimpressionhaveyougotaboutHaoShuxinfromthelastparagraph?Addyourreason(s).

Thereisaclassdebate(辯論)aboutenergynextThursday.Iwilltakepart,butfirstIneed

toplanandstudy.Wedon'tknowwhichsidewewillbeonuntilthedaybefore.Thismeanswe

havetopreparetospeakforbothsides.Firstofall,Icanmakealistofenergysources(資源)with

itsadvantagesanddisadvantages.Soifstimeformetocollectinformationanddataforthe

debate.

Forexample,wemighthavetotalkaboutgasoline(汽油)asanenergysource.Ifso,one

groupwouldusetheinformationinasciencebooktosayitismadefromoil,afossilfuel(化石燃

料).Fossilfuelsweremadefromtheremains(遺骸)ofancientplantsandanimals.Theyformed

millionsofyearsago.However,theothergroupcanargueaboutabigproblemwithusingfossil

fuels-weareusingthemmuchfasterthanittakesforthemtoform.Theargumentmaycome

fromaninterviewofagroupofscientistswhopredictthatwewillrunoutoffossilfuelsin50

years.

Anothersourcewemightneedtodebateaboutiswindenergy.Onegroupwouldsaythatit

isarenewableenergysource.Thisisbecausewindwillneverrunoutanditisfree.Wecan

interviewsomeexpertstogetmorehelpfulinformation.Forexample,someChineseexpertshave

saidthatalargewindturbine(風(fēng)力渦輪)canmakeenoughenergytopoweracity.Another

benefitisthatitdoesnotharmtheenvironment.Butthegroupagainstusingwindenergycanuse

morescientificdataontheInternettoarguethatitisnotasefficient(高效的)asothersources.A

scientificwebsiteshowsthatlessthanhalfofthewindcollectedcanbechangedintoelectricity.

Also,buildingwindturbineseverywherewillcost600billionU.S.dollars,accordingtoCCTV

news.

Wenowusemoreenergythanwedidinthepast.Thedebatewillbehard,

butIknowIwillbeready,notonlyforthedebateitself,butalsoforthefutureenergychallenge!

43.Mustthewriterpreparetospeakforbothsides?

44.Whatarefossilfuelsmadefrom?

45.Accordingtothepassage,howcanthewritercollectusefulinformationanddataforthe

debate?

46.Addacoupleofsentencesintheblankofthelastparagraphtomakethewholepassage

complete.(Nomorethan30words.)

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,回答文后所給出的問(wèn)題。

ThetraditionalChongyangFestival,orDoubleNinthFestivalisaspecialdayinChina.Itis

onthe9thdayofthe9thlunarmonth.Peopledolotsofthingsonthisday.Theyenjoy

chrysanthemum(菊花),drinkchrysanthemumwine,eatspecialcakesandwearzhuyuplant.But

ofallthethingspeopledo,climbingahighmountainisthemostpopular.

Whydopeopleliketoclimethemountainonthisday?Hereisastory.

ItwassaidthatduringtheEasternHanDynasty,amonstercouldmakeeveryoneillanddie

ifitappeared.AyoungmannamedHuanJing,afterlosinghisparents,learnedmagicfroma

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famousmanforyearswhocouldpredictthefuture.

OnedaythemantoldHuanJingtogohomebecausethemonsterwasgoingtoappearon

the9thdayofthe9thlunarmonth.Also,themantoldhimtotakethepeopletothetopofa

mountainandgiveeachpersonazhuyuleafandacupofchrysanthemumwine.Alltheadviceand

HuanJing'sbravefightingsavedallthepeopleandthemonsterwasbeatentodeath.

Today,peoplebelieveclimbingahighmountainonthisdaywillbringthemgoodluckand

helptheoldlivelonger.

47.WhenisDoubleNinthFestival?

48.WhatisthemostpopularthingthatpeopledoonDoubleNinthFestival?

49.Whatwouldhappenifthemonsterappeared?

50.WheredidHuangJingtakethepeople?

51.WhydopeopleclimbahighmountainonDoubleNinthFestivalnow?

閱讀下面材料,將圖片與方框內(nèi)相應(yīng)的文字(A-D)匹配,并完成第5小題。

52.

A.ItisoneofthemostpopularmagazinesinAmerica.Itissuitable

DesifatagEffective

Speechforgirlsaged8-14.ItisdesignedtoencourageAmericangirls5

Interfaces

achievements.

____

B.Thepeoplewholikecarscangetinformationandentertainment

—(娛樂(lè))fromit.Itoffersthebestvehicle(機(jī)動(dòng)車(chē))testsinthebusiness.The

magazinealsocoversthelatestdevelopmentsincartechnology.

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C.Thebookoffershealthyanddeliciousfood.Thesedishescanall

夕般becompletedinlessthanhalfanhour,andusuallyinjustafewminutes.

Hidi<Xe8?nB?ii,

Hw,DyMjx<?ndMDybk>>D.Withthehelpofthebook,youwillbeconfidenttoknowhowto

DesigningInteractivegiveyourspeech.Also,youwilllearnhowtomakeyourlistenerspaymore

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53.Jessiewantstoinviteherfriendstoapartydinner,thebookmightbethemost

helpful.

A.DesigningEffectiveSpeechInterfacesB.CarandDriver

C.Quick&EasyMealsD.TheAmericanGirl

閱讀短文,根據(jù)其內(nèi)容完成文后的表格。(每空不超過(guò)3個(gè)詞)

Wateroverflows(溢出)ontodrylandandafloodhappens.Floodshavealwaysbeenapart

oflifeontheground.Almosteveryculturehasastoryaboutagreatflood.Sinceoldtimes,people

havebuiltthecitiesalongriversbecausetheyusedthewaterfordrinkingandfarming.Forthat

reason,riverfloodsinfluencemanypeople.Insomeplaces,peoplehavebuiltdams(堤壩)to

protectlandsfromriverflooding.

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However,floodsarenotalwaysbad.Theycanbehelpful.Whenmuddyfloodwatersgo

down,theysometimesleavealayer(層)ofwetground.PeopleinancientEgyptdependedonthe

floodingoftheNileRivereveryyeartohelpthemgrowtheircrops,likericeandcorn.

Mostoftenfloodingiscausedbyheavyrainsoveralongtime.Afteralotofrain,the

groundbecomesfullofwater,andnewrainwaterrunsofforflowsdownhill.Thatrunoffgoes

directlyinstreamsandrivers.Inspringtime,therainmaybemixedwithmelting(融化的)snow.

Becauseoftheextra(多余的)waterflowingintothestreamsandrivers,theirwaterlevelrises.If

thelevelrisessomuchthatthewateroverflowsthebanks,afloodwillhappen.

Floodingcanbeworseifthereisnotmuchvegetation(trees,grass,andotherplants)onthe

landaroundrivers.Ingeneral,landthathaslittlevegetationislessabletoabsorbwater.Theresult

isalargeramountofwaterenteringariversystem.

Flashfloodsarethemostterriblekindofflood.Theyarecausedbysuddenheavyrainfallor

abrokendam.Theyhappenveryquicklyandcancatchpeoplebeforetheyhaveachancetoget

away.Flashfloodsoftenhappeninhillycountriesorarounddryriverbeds.Inaflashflood,a

completelydryriverbedcanbefilledinminutes.

TheInformationaboutFloods

MainideaSupportingdetails

Paragraph

?Peoplebuiltthecitiesalongriverssothatthey

Theinfluenceofriverfloodscouldusethewatertodrinkandfarm.

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inoldtimes.?Insomeplaces,dams54toprotect

landsfromriverflooding.

?People55floodingtohelpthemgrow

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