09-10学年度第28期7版Quiz time答案与解析
高二版
Day 1
1—4 DCBA
4．A。文章前半部分是说Kathryn Bigelow成为赢得奥斯卡最佳导演奖的第一位女导演，她的成功不易，后半部分集中谈她的拍戏风格特色，所以A正确。
Day 2
1—4 DCAC
1. D。由第一段最后一句以及第五段的“NBA’s best teams tend to be those who touch each other more”可知，本文主要讲touching在篮球比赛中的重要作用。
2. C。由第六段“Henry Abbott, a longtime NBA observer and ESPN TrueHoop blogger, isn’t surprised with the findings.”可知，Henry Abbott赞成第五段提到的发现，由第八段可知他引用Tim Duncan的故事也是为了说明肢体语言在篮球赛事中的重要作用。
3. A。由倒数第三段可知。
4. C。由倒数第二段可知。
Day 3
1—4 CCDA
4．A。根据第六段以及之后的三段，可知很多人喜欢玩这个游戏因为他们把它看成是一种锻炼或者是探险或者是其他的活动，并不是为了去得到什么宝藏或其他所列的原因。
Day 4
1—4 CABC
1. C。主旨大意题，Shmily是文章的关键词，贯穿全文，作者的祖父母在游戏中表达着他们真挚的爱情。
2. A。篇章结构题，第一段中提出了 to write the word “shmily” in a surprise place for the other to find这一论点， 第二段的例子阐述这一论点。
3. B。归纳总结题，依据文章中祖父母通过任何机会来表达对对方的爱可知。
4. C。推理判断题，根据全文特别是第三段推测。
Day 5
1—5 DBCAC 6—10 DBCDA 11—15 CBABC 16—20 DABCB
1. D。根据语境可知，小酒吧里顾客不太多，此处customers与下文的some people相呼应。
2. B。根据上下文语意：顾客不多，但因为他钢琴弹得不错，所以仍然有人来专门听他演奏。still 仍然。
3. C。done that指代上文的sing a song，钢琴演奏者说他以前从未在公众面前演唱过。
4. A。钢琴演奏者认为和唱歌比起来，自己更擅长弹钢琴，be good at 擅长于。
5. C。insist坚持（自己的观点），指老顾客执意要让钢琴演奏者唱歌。
6. D。从下文的 “I want to hear something new”可以看出，老顾客厌倦了每天听钢琴演奏者演奏，be tired of 厌烦，厌倦。
7. B。从下文across the room可知，侍者从酒吧的那头说话，所以要大声喊才能听得到。
8. C。从下文的 “ in order to bring some money home that night”可知，如果钢琴演奏者不唱歌，他当晚就赚不到钱，所以选get paid（获得薪水）。
9. D。上下文有因果关系，所以选so。
10. A。从下文 “it surprised all”可推测出，直到那晚之前从未有人听过钢琴演奏者演唱《蒙娜丽莎》这首歌，所以它让每个人都很吃惊；此处的歌手是指风靡全球的黑人歌手纳特·金·科尔。
11. C。联系上一个空，用nobody…until 表示“直到那晚之前从未有人听过钢琴演奏者演唱《蒙娜丽莎》这首歌”。
12. B。此处表示连歌手（即钢琴演奏者）也没有想到自己会唱得那么好，下一段中的第一句“He had talent he was sitting on!”也是一个线索。
13. A。从下文第18空前可以找到答案, 句意是“他身怀绝技自己却浑然不知”。
14. B。go on to do 继续干另一件事，指他继在酒吧唱歌之后成为美国最著名的歌手之一；go up 上涨，上升；go off 爆炸，（闹钟）响; go away 走开。
15. C。和技能相提并论的常常是能力，且在下文19空后，ability一词也有提及。
16. D。由下文“but it may be better than you think!”可知，此处应该是填“好”的意思，所以选great。
17. A。如果坚持，大多数技能都能得以提高。improve改进，提高。
18. B。possess（拥有）=have，与上文中“have skills and talents” 相对应。
19. C。后面表语是以问题形式出现，所以选question。
20. B。rather=instead，表示“不是……而是……”。
听力原文：
（音乐：15″）
M: Listening comprehension
Topic: Culture & Society
一、听下面一段独白，然后填上表格中所缺的内容。该段独白读两遍。现在，你有10秒钟的时间浏览表格中的有关内容。
（停顿10″）
（打点）
M: Small talk is a good way to make friends. If you travel to other countries or have friends from abroad, do you know how to use small talk to make conversation?
In Britain, the best topic is the weather. British weather changes all the time. You can start chatting by saying “It’s a lovely day today, isn’t it?”
Besides weather, it’s good to talk about gardens with British people. You could say, “Those roses look really beautiful, don’t they?” English people love their pets. So it’s also nice to start with “What a lovely dog! What is his name?”
In America, people like to talk about sports, such as American football and basketball. Americans also talk about clothes. So you might say, “That’s a nice shirt! Where did you get it?” Weather is a safe topic there, too.
There are also a lot of topics to avoid during small talk.
Don’t ask people “How old are you?” Never ask: “How much money do you make?” It makes people uncomfortable.
（停顿2″）
M: Small talk is a good way to make friends. If you travel to other countries or have friends from abroad, do you know how to use small talk to make conversation?
In Britain, the best topic is the weather. British weather changes all the time. You can start chatting by saying “It’s a lovely day today, isn’t it?”
Besides weather, it’s good to talk about gardens with British people. You could say, “Those roses look really beautiful, don’t they?” English people love their pets. So it’s also nice to start with “What a lovely dog! What is his name?”
In America, people like to talk about sports, such as American football and basketball. Americans also talk about clothes. So you might say, “That’s a nice shirt! Where did you get it?” Weather is a safe topic there, too.
There are also a lot of topics to avoid during small talk.
Don’t ask people “How old are you?” Never ask: “How much money do you make?” It makes people uncomfortable.
（停顿5″）
（打点）
二、听下面一段对话，然后填上表格中所缺的内容。该段对话读两遍。现在，你有10秒钟的时间浏览表格中的有关内容。
（停顿10″）
（打点）
M: Why are there pictures of dragons everywhere here in China?
W: It’s because the dragon is our national symbol.
M: Your national symbol! But everyone knows that dragons are scary monsters that blow fire out of their mouths and can kill people. What is your country trying to say by using the dragon as a national symbol? Is China trying to scare other countries?
W: Chinese people don’t see the dragon as a monster. For thousands of years, our culture has thought of the dragon as a wise, strong creature that brings good luck. But now that China is becoming more international, some people think we should pay attention to the Westerners’ idea of dragons and consider changing our national symbol.
M: It’s true that China is a modern country now, so why stick with an old symbol that might give other countries the wrong idea? Why not choose a new, modern symbol that fits better with the changing times? Dragons aren’t even real animals!
W: Well, an online survey by Sina.com showed that 90 percent of Chinese people think we should keep the dragon. We should be proud of our history and traditions. Instead of worrying that other countries will get the wrong idea, we should encourage them to try understanding our own country better.
M: You have a good point. Before today, I didn’t know that many people consider the dragon wise and kind. I guessed everyone thought dragons were mean and scary. From now on, I’ll think of the Chinese dragon differently.
（停顿2″）
M: Why are there pictures of dragons everywhere here in China?
W: It’s because the dragon is our national symbol.
M: Your national symbol! But everyone knows that dragons are scary monsters that blow fire out of their mouths and can kill people. What is your country trying to say by using the dragon as a national symbol? Is China trying to scare other countries?
W: Chinese people don’t see the dragon as a monster. For thousands of years, our culture has thought of the dragon as a wise, strong creature that brings good luck. But now that China is becoming more international, some people think we should pay attention to the Westerners’ idea of dragons and consider changing our national symbol.
M: It’s true that China is a modern country now, so why stick with an old symbol that might give other countries the wrong idea? Why not choose a new, modern symbol that fits better with the changing times? Dragons aren’t even real animals!
W: Well, an online survey by Sina.com showed that 90 percent of Chinese people think we should keep the dragon. We should be proud of our history and traditions. Instead of worrying that other countries will get the wrong idea, we should encourage them to try understanding our own country better.
M: You have a good point. Before today, I didn’t know that many people consider the dragon wise and kind. I guessed everyone thought dragons were mean and scary. From now on, I’ll think of the Chinese dragon differently.
（打点）
听力训练到此结束。
