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D.returnedD.managerD.fairD.seldom閱讀理解（共15小題；每題460分）閱讀以下短文，而后從各題所給的A、CD四個選項中，選出一個最正確答案。AOnceuponatimetwobrothershadabitterquarrel.Itbeganwithasmallmisunderstandinganditgrewintoaseriousfightofwordsfollowedbyweeksofsilence.Onemorning,therewasaknockontheolderbrother ’sdoor.Heopeneditandsawamanacarpenter ’s()toolbox.I’mlookingforafewdays ’worksaid.”thecarpenter.Perhaps “youwouldhaveafewjobshereandthereIcouldhelpwith? ”Yes,saidolderthebrother. “IdohaveajobforLoyouk.acrossthecreek( 小溪)atthatfarm.That’smyneighbor,iffact,it ’smyyoungerbrother.Iwantyoutobuildmeafencesowon’tneedtoseehisplaceorhisfaceanymore ”.Theolderbrotherhadtogototown,sohehelpedthecarpentergetthematerialsreadyandthenhewasofffortheday.Thecarpenterworkedhardallthatday.Aboutsunsetwhenthefarmerreturned,thecarpenterhadjustfinishedhisjob.Thefarmer’seyesopenedwide.Therewasnofenceatall.Itwasabridge –abridgefromonesideofthecreektotheother!Afinepieceofwork,andtheneighbor,hisbrother,wascomingtowardthem,openinghisarms... “YouarequiteafellowtobuildthisbridgeafterallI saidanddone. ”Thetwobrothersstoodateachsideofthebridge,thentheymetinthemiddle,takingeachother’shand.Theyturnedtoseethecarpenterputhistoolboxontohisshoulder. “No,wait!Stayafewdays.Ihavealotofotherprojectsforyou, ”saidtheolderbrother.“Id’lovetostayon,”thecarpentersaid, “butIhavemanymorebridgetobuild ”.Whathavewelearnedfromparagraph1aboutthetwobrothers?Theyrefusedtospeaktoeachotherafteraquarrel.Theyquarreledwiththeirneighborseveryday.Theytriedtoclearupmisunderstandings.Theyhadnevermeteachotherbefore.3Whatdidtheolderbrotheraskthecarpentertobuild?Abridge. B.Ahouse. C.Afence. D.Adoor.Howdidtheolderbrotherfeelwhenhesawwhathadbeenbuilt?Surprised. B.Satisfied. C.Nervous. D.Ashamed.Whathappenedtothetwobrothersatlast?Theylivedtogetheragain.Theyhadgoodrelationsasbefore.Theykeptonquarrelingwitheachother.Theystoppedfightingbutwerecoldtoeachother.BTemheardanoiseandstoppedtolisten.Whenhehearditagain,herantowardsthenoise,andsawanoldmanlyingamongthewildflowers.Itlookedasthoughhe ’dbeenbittenbyawolforabear.“Areyouallright? ”heasked,raisingtheman ’shead.Theoldmancoughed. “Myarmsandlegs.Thewolves.Attacked.Helpme. ”hecriedandthenpassedout.Themanwasbleedingheavilyfrommanybites.Temtoresomestrips 布()fromhisandtiedthemaroundthewounds.Hedidn ’tdaremovehim,forfearthewolveswouldcomeandfinishhimoff.Hecouldhearthewolveshowling( )again.Hestayedwiththemanallnight.Whenthesuncameupinhemorningtheoldmanopenedhiseyes. “Whoareyou?”heasked.Temwokeup.“Im’Tem.I’mfromtheRomacamp,overthehill.Ifoundyoulastnight. ”“Ah,boy.IamRomatoo.Iwasonmywaytoanothercamptoplaymyviolin( whenthreewolvescame.Iamluckytobealive.MynameisGarridan. ”TheoldmanattemptedaandheldTem’shand.“Whereismyviolin? ”heasked.“Violin?Ididn’tseeone. ”Temanswered.Hestoodupandwalkedaroundinthegrassandflowers,lookingforit.,“Hereitis.”HecarriedittoGarridan. “It’sbeautiful.It’smuchheavierthanmypapa’s.”“Itbelongedtomygrandfather,andhisgrandfatherbeforehim.It ’spriceless,anditsmusic,ah...thereisnonemorebeautiful ”.Garridansaid.“Ithinkyoushouldcometoourcamp.Mymansandpapawillbewakingupsoon.Whentheyfindmegone,theywillworry.Thye ’lltakecareofyourwounds.Come. ”Temsaid,urging( themantostandup.Temcouldtellthatthemanisinpain,buthemanagedtogettohisfeet.HeputGarridan’sarmaroundhisshoulderandtheyslowlywalkedbacktothecamp.WhatdidTemfindthenherantowardsthenoise?Awoundedman. B.Adeadwolf. C.Abigbear. D.Abrokenviolin.4Whathappenedtotheoldman?Hefoundithardtoopenhiseyes. B.Hefellandbrokehislegs.C.Hewasattackedbywolves. D.Helosthiswaytothecamp.Whatdidthephrase “passout”inparagraph2mean?Toshoutloudly. B.Tofallasleep.C.Toremainsilent. D.Tobecomesenseless.WhatwouldTemandtheoldmanmostprobablydonext?GobacktotheRomacamp. B.Watchaviolinperformance.C.Gotoseeadoctorinthehospital. D.Gotofindotherpeopleforhelp.CHowmanythingscanyouseeinthenightsky?Alot!OnaclearnightyoumightseetheMoon,someplanets,andthousandsofshiningstars.Youcanseeevenmorewithatelescope 望遠(Butscientists believe there are some things intheskythatwewillnever see. 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D.Theyformtheouterpartsofsun.A.Ithasaholeinside. B.Itgrowsheavier.C.Itlosesitsgravity. D.Itgrowssmaller.DTheoldestflute(笛子)everdiscoveredmaybetheso-calledDivje.Babeflute,foundSolveniain1995.Itisnotcertainwhethertheobjectistrulyamusicalinstrumentorsimplyabone.In2008,scientistsdiscoveredabonefluteinacaveinGermany.Thefive-holedflutehasaV-shapedmouthpieceandismadefromawingbone.TheresearchersinvolvedinthediscoveryofficiallypublishedtheirfindingsinNature,inJune2009.Thediscoveryisabsoluteoldestconfirmed(確認的)findofanymusicalinstrumentinhistory.Otherfluteswerealsofoundinthecave.TheoldestknownwoodenpipeswerediscoverednearGreystones,Ireland,in2004.Alargewood-linedholeinthegroundcontainedagroupofsixflutesmadefromwood,between30and50cmlong,narrowedatoneend,butwithoutanyfingerholes.In1986severalbonefluteswerefoundinJiahuinHenanProvince,China.Theydatebacktoabout6,000BC.Theyhavebetween5and8holeseachandweremadefromthehollow( bonesofabird.Atthetimeofthediscovery,onewasfoundtobestillplayable.WhathavewelearnedfrompassageaboutDivjeBabeflute?Itissimplyamusicalinstrument. B.Itisanobjectthatlookslikeatool.C.ItistheoldestconfirmedfluteinSlovenia. D.Itisun