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family. Even the doctors told him that he would never become a good squash player; he proved they were all wrong.
31. We know that compared to all the other former NBA basketball player, Michael Jordan______. A. was much higher B. had more followers C. played in more games D. had a higher average score
32. What does the underlined word \ A. A squash player. B. A football player. C. A basketball player. D. A short-distance runner.
33. When he was chosen for the MLB, Tom Brady_______. A. didn’t know what to do B. decided to play football instead
C. decided to become the best player one day D. didn't believe he would succeed in the MLB
34. What does the author mean by saying Jahangir Khan proved they were all wrong? A. He let his family down in the end. B. He was never the weakest of his family. C. He turned out to be a great squash player. D. He didn't succeed in becoming a world champion. 35. What is the passage mainly about? A. Some of former athletes in the world. B. Some of the nmner champions in the world. C. Some great ball players in the world. D. Some inspiring athletes in the world.
C
When Teresa attended a St John first aid course, she had no idea that she would use her skills to save a life within a couple ofdays.
\training, he asked us to give him feedback (反馈) after we used them,\hours after the course, her skills were tested. While on night duty in her workplace, the Petone Working Men's Club, someone in the club fell onto the ground and lost his consciousness(知觉). \I saw him go down and I rushed to his side very quickly. Everything that I had just learned amazingly came to mind at once,\
Teresa took a quick action. There were no signs of life, so she turned him on his back, told a staff member to get the club's defibrillator (电击器) and asked another bystander to call an ambulance. The Petone Working Men's Club had bought a defibrillator several years ago in an effort to help staff and customers in this type of situation. \committee member and I started CPR. Once the defibrillator arrived, another first aider lifted it up and then we began our CPR,\Teresa remembered.
When the defibrillator was ready, two shocks were given. The man showed some signs of life, but was unable to breathe normally. Teresa continued CPR on him until an ambulance arrived. The man was taken to hospital.
\The nurse put him on the phone to talk to me. He told me that it was a lovely day to be alive,\Teresa said. Teresa was considered as a good first aider. 36. Two days after Teresa attended a first aid course, She______. A. used her skills on a friend B. got the chance to practice it C. gave feedback to her tutor D. taught others how to perform CPR
37. We infer that after Teresa checked the man, she______. A. got terribly frightened B. knew she could save him alone C. thought he had been dead
D. knew the man was in a serious situation
38. What did a committee member do during that life-saving process? A. He called an ambulance.
B. He helped perform CPR. C. He lifted a defibrillator up. D. He went to fetch a defibrillator.
39. How did the man react after he was given two shocks? A. He showed no signs of life. B. He started breathing weakly. C. He was able to say something. D. His heart started beating normally. 40. Paragraph 5 shows that ______. A. the man has been out of danger B. Teresa became a hero in her city C. Teresa became a first aid tutor
D. Teresa and the man become good friends
D
My father was once a fighter pilot instructor and taught navigation when he was in the army during the second World War. After the war, my dad flew for a freight (货运) airline. One year later he quit the job and had a long time rest. In 1955, he decided that he would like to fly again and contacted an old army pal named Ray who had a crop dusting (喷洒农药) business in Northern California. Just before Christmas that year, father sold our house and all the belongings and moved to California to work with Ray.
They worked on the planes on a farm. One day after the work was done, I was driving a car to our house with my dad. Ray asked whether I wanted to have a travel in the plane. I thought it would be a new adventure so I agreed.
The view of the valley below was wonderful. We flew with the birds in the sky. We were high enough to get the whole view and low enough to see details of the terrain below. Wow, how cool! When we got close to the airstrip (飞机跑道), Ray closed the door in case something unexpected happened.
Shortly after closing the doors, we did a few ups and downs, and I got a good hold on the plane. We did a quick climb and then had some heart-stopping turns and dives. Then the plane made a swoop (俯冲) and I screamed. Ray sped down on the top of the ditch (渠) bank that had
been the airstrip. Finally the power was cut. As soon as we stopped rolling, I unlocked the belt and prepared to escape there.
The doors opened and I saw my dad standing near the plane; he was worried. When I looked back, Ray was laughing. Ray told me to take a few deep breaths and consider it as an adventure. Then I knew that Ray and my dad used this flying to make me become brave. 41. What is the time order of the following events? a. Father sold all the things in our house. b. Father taught navigation in the army. c. Father worked in a freight airline. A. bca B. bac C. cab D. abc 42. The author was_______ when the work is finished. A. flying home on Ray's plane B. driving a car home alone C. driving home with his father D. traveling in a bus with his father
43. What does the rmderlined word \ A. Beautiful sky in the sun. B. Equipment in the airport. C. Everything on the earth. D. Particular geographic area.
44. What does the fouth paragraph mainly describe? A. The author felt how cool when he was in the plane. B. Ray's plane did something wrong as it was landing. C. The author had a great but frightening adventure in the sky. D. Ray had much difficulty in landing his plane on the airstrip. 45. What can we learn from this passage? A. The author was confident about this flying. B. The plane landed on the ditch bank. C. The plane belonged to the army.
D. The author didn't think Ray was good at flying.