黑布林阅读精选试题(鲁滨逊漂流记 )阅读练习题(含答案)_第1页
黑布林阅读精选试题(鲁滨逊漂流记 )阅读练习题(含答案)_第2页
黑布林阅读精选试题(鲁滨逊漂流记 )阅读练习题(含答案)_第3页
黑布林阅读精选试题(鲁滨逊漂流记 )阅读练习题(含答案)_第4页
全文预览已结束

下载本文档

版权说明:本文档由用户提供并上传,收益归属内容提供方,若内容存在侵权,请进行举报或认领

文档简介

首字母填空(一)ThestoryofRobinsonCrusoeisknowna____86____theworld.Thestoryisaboutthelifeofarealperson.HisnameisAlexanderSelkirk.

Selkirkwasbornin1676inScotland.Hisfathermadeshoesandclothes,butAlexanderdidn’twanttoworkinhisfather’sshop.Hewantedtos__87_____ashiponthesea.

WhenSelkirkwas28yearsold,hewassailingonthePacificOcean.Theshipwasinabadc___88____.Selkirkwasworried.“Theshipisnotsafe!”hethought.Hetoldthecaptainthathewantedtogetoff.Thecaptaindidn’tlikeSelkirk,soheagreed.TheshiptookSelkirktoasmallisland.

Selkirktookafewthingsfromtheship:agun,anaxe,andafewclothes.Thentheshipleft,andSelkirkwasalone.Therewerenopeopleorhousesontheisland.Hewasmorethan600kilometersfromthen___89____country,Chile.

Hefoundacavenearthebeachandthisbecamehishomeforthef___90__fewmonths.Heatefishandothersmallseaanimals.Atnight,heh__91____strangenoisesfromthetrees,hethoughtthattherewerewildanimalsontheislandt___92___couldhurthim.Hewasscaredanddidn’twanttoleavethebeach.Hestayedinhiscave.Hewasveryl__93____.

Oneday,whenhewokeup,hesawh___94___ofsealionsonthebeach.Hecouldn’tgettotheseasohecouldn’tcatchanyfish.Hehadtolookforfoodona___95___partoftheisland.Hewasstillafraidofthewildanimals,buthewashungry!(二)Aswesailedthere,anotherstormdrovetheshipwestward.Everymoment,wethoughttheshipwouldsink.Again,wedidnotknowwherewewere.Wewerel86.Afterseveraldaysofthis,oneofthemensawland.Beforewecouldseeanythingelse,theshiphitasandbarandstopped.Theseacameovertheshipandbegantobreakit.Wepreparedourselvestod87.Someofthemenm88toputoursmallboatintothesea,andweallgotintoit.Thewindblewthewavesveryhigh.Wewerecertainthatthebigwaveswouldsmashtheboatontheshore.Suddenly,anevenl89waveturnedtheboatupsidedown,andweallf90intothewildsea.Thewavecarriedmetowardthel91.Icouldnotbreathe.IthoughtIwoulddie.Then,Ifeltsandundermyf92.Itriedtostandup...Atlast,Iwasabletoclimboutofthewater.Isatonthebeach.Iwasgladtobea93becauseIwascertainthatIwasgoingtodieinthewaves.Is94upandwalkedabout.Ihopedthatsomeoftheothermenweresafe,too,butIn95sawanyofthemagain.(三)ThewriterofthenovelRobinsonCrusoeisDefoe,whoisanE_____66_____novelist.RobinsonCrusoewasw____67____in1719.Ittellsusastoryaboutamanshipwrecked(船只失事)aloneonanisland.ThefamousstoryofRobinsonCrusoecanbedividedintothreep____68____:Robinson’syouthandthetimeuptohisshipwrecked;histwenty-eighty____69____onanislandalone;hislifeandadventuresafterb____70____rescued(营救)fromtheisland.Robinsonwishedtopursuehislivelihood(追求生活)bygoingtosea.Hisfamilydon’ta____71____withhim,especiallyhisfather.Buthei____72____ondoingsoandhassomesuccess.Butathirdvoyage(航行)endsinslavery.HefinallyescapesandishelpedtoBrazilwherehebecomesasuccessfulplantationowner.Later,heexploresontheseaandistakentoanislandbecauseofaterriblestorm.Thepeopleontheshiparedeade____73____him.Robinson’slifeontheislandbegins;hemakessomethingswithhishandsandbrain.Andhesavesanativepersonc_____74_____Friday.Fridaybecomeshisservant.Theylivetogetheru_____75_____theyarefoundbyothers.Finally,heleavestheislandandreturnshishometown.(四)DuringallthistimeInevers________thinkingaboutescape(逃跑).WhenItraveledacrosstotheothersideoftheisland(岛屿),Icouldseetheotherislands,andIsaidtomyself,“PerhapsIcangettherewithaboat.PerhapsIcangetbacktoEnglandoneday.”

SoIdecidedtomakem________aboat.Icutdownabigtree,andthenbegantomakealonghole(洞)init.Itwashardwork,butaboutsixmonthslater,Ihadaveryfinecanoe(独木舟).N_______,Ihadtogetitdowntothesea.HowsillyIwas!Whydidn’tIthinkc________beforeIbeganwork?Ofcourse,thecanoewastooh________.Icouldn’tmoveit!Ipulledandpushedandtriedeverything,butitdidn’tmove.Iwasveryu________foralongtimeafterthat.

InmysixthyearIdidmakemyselfasmallercanoe,butIdidnottrytoescapeinit.Theboatwastoosmallforalongjourney,andIdidnotwanttod_______atsea.Theislandwasmyhomenow,notmyprison,andIwasjusthappytobealive.

Ayearortwolater,Imademyselfasecondcanoeontheothersideoftheisland.Ialsobuiltmyselfas________housethere,andsoIhadtwohomes.

Mylifewasstillbusyfrommorningtonight.Therewerealwaysthingstodoortomake.Ilearnttomakenewclothesformyselffromtheskinsofdeadanimals.Theylookedverystrange,itistrue,buttheykeptmedryintherain.

Ikeptfoodandtools(工具)atb_______ofmyhouses,andalsowildgoats(山羊).Thereweremanygoatsontheisland,andImadefieldswithhighfencestok_______themin.Theylearnttotakefoodfromme,andsoonIhadgoats’milktodrinkeveryday.Ialsoworkedhardinmycorn(玉米)fields.Andsomanyyearswentby.任务型阅读DanielDefoe,thewriterofRobinsonCrusoe,wasbornon13September,1660,inLondon.Hisfatherwasawealthybusinessman.InDefoe'searlylife,heexperiencedsomeofthemostunusualeventsinEnglishhistory:in1665,70,000werekilledbytheGreatPlagueofLondon,andnextyear,the\o"GreatFireofLondon"GreatFireofLondonwhichleftonlyDefoe'sandtwootherhousesstandinginhisneighborhood.In1667,whenhewasprobablyaboutseven,aDutchfleet(舰队)saileduptheMedwaybywayofthe\o"RiverThames"RiverThamesandattackedthetownofChatham.HismotherAnniehaddiedbythetimehewasaboutten.Defoeisamongthefoundersofthe\o"Englishnovel"Englishnovel,knowntohaveusedatleast198pennames.HeismostfamousforhisnovelRobinsonCrusoe,whichissecondonlytotheBible(圣经)initsnumberoftranslations.Defoewasaprolific(多产的)writer,producingmorethanthreehundredworks—books,pamphlets,andjournals—ondiversetopics,includingpolitics,crime,religion,marriage,psychology,andthesupernatural.Defoewrotemanypoliticaltractsandoftenwasintroublewiththegovernment,includingprisontime.Hewasalsoapioneerof\o"Businessjournalism"businessandeconomicjournalism(新闻业).Intellectuals(知识分子)andpoliticalleaderspaidattentiontohisfreshideasandsometimesconsultedwithhim.Defoealsoenteredtheworldofbusinessasageneralmerchant,dealingatdifferenttimesinhosiery,generalwoollengoods,andwine.Hisambitionsweregreatandhewasabletobuyacountryestateandaship,thoughhewasrarelyoutofdebt.Hehadtodeclarebankruptcy(宣布破产)in1692.On1January1684,DefoemarriedMaryTuffley,thedaughterofaLondonmerchant,receivingadowry(嫁妆)of£3,700—ahugeamountbythestandardsoftheday.Withhisdebtsandpoliticaldifficulties,themarriagemayhavebeentroubled,butitlastedabout50yearsandproducedeightchildren.DanielDefoediedon24April1731.Hehadprobablyexperiencedastroke(中风).HewasburiedinBoroughofIslington,London,whereamonumentwasbuiltinmemoryofhim.DanielDefoe---thewriterofRobinsonCrusoeHisunusallifetimeDateandplaceofhisbirthon13September,1660,inLondonIn1666the\o"GreatFireofLondon"GreatFireofLondonleftonlyDefoe'sand76_____twohousesstandinginhisneighborhood.77____hewastenhismotherAnniehaddiedHis78_______On1January1684,DefoemarriedMaryTuffley,thedaughterofaLondonmerchant,receivingadowry(嫁妆)of£3,700.Dateofhis79______DanielDefoediedon24April1731probablybecauseofastroke(中风).HiswritingcareerHe’s80_____knownforhisnovelRobinsonCrusoe.Hewasaproductivewriter,producing81_____threehundredworks,includingpolitics,crime,religion,marriage,psychology,andthesupernatural.Intellectualsandpoliticalleaderstook82_____ofhisfreshideasandsometimesconsultedwithhimbec

温馨提示

  • 1. 本站所有资源如无特殊说明,都需要本地电脑安装OFFICE2007和PDF阅读器。图纸软件为CAD,CAXA,PROE,UG,SolidWorks等.压缩文件请下载最新的WinRAR软件解压。
  • 2. 本站的文档不包含任何第三方提供的附件图纸等,如果需要附件,请联系上传者。文件的所有权益归上传用户所有。
  • 3. 本站RAR压缩包中若带图纸,网页内容里面会有图纸预览,若没有图纸预览就没有图纸。
  • 4. 未经权益所有人同意不得将文件中的内容挪作商业或盈利用途。
  • 5. 人人文库网仅提供信息存储空间,仅对用户上传内容的表现方式做保护处理,对用户上传分享的文档内容本身不做任何修改或编辑,并不能对任何下载内容负责。
  • 6. 下载文件中如有侵权或不适当内容,请与我们联系,我们立即纠正。
  • 7. 本站不保证下载资源的准确性、安全性和完整性, 同时也不承担用户因使用这些下载资源对自己和他人造成任何形式的伤害或损失。

评论

0/150

提交评论