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PET往年試題——閱讀部分
本部分有5個(gè)小題,要求閱讀一篇200字的短文,然后從4個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出正確答案,屬于閱讀理解型試題,短文多以記敘和描述為主。
The ISLAND OF PETULIA
Geography
PetuliaIslandis only 5.5 kilometres long and 1.5 kilometres at its widest point. It lies in the middle of Lake Donika, and is 3,900 metres above sea level. Petulia has had a small number of inhabitants for over four centuries. It now has a population of 1,500 people. It has no roads, no cars or bicycles, and no electricity. The sun is extremely hot during the day but temperatures at night regularly fall well below freezing. The water of Lake Donikn is 1 0 degrees Celsius all year round.
The past
Until recently, the island was separate from the outside world. Before the introduction of motorboats in the 1 970s, traveling from Petulia to the nearest port could take over 20 hours. This journey was therefore made only once a year in order to buy salt. Motorboats have now cut the journey time to three hours, bringing new trade and tourists to Petulia.
Farming
Petulia is divided into six farming areas. Each farmer owns one piece of land in each of the six areas and grows vegetables, potatoes and cereal. Every year farmers leave a different piece of land unplanted to allow the earth to rest. Cows and sheep are kept here during this time to improve the soil. The food grown by each farmer is shared by everyone: none is for sale. Petulia’s farming year is divided into wet and dry seasons. The wet season is the busiest time. All land is dug by hand, using spades. In the dry season between July and August, the islanders have time to build new houses, repair stone walls and make clothes. Men knit traditional clothes from wool that is prepared by the women.
Education
Petulia has a well—equipped primary and secondary school. There is a good-sized sports field, but instead of playing football the boys usually choose to knit, like their fathers, while the girls make wool. Walking along the rough tracks of the island, tourists often see small children on their way to and from school.
Visitors
Petulia has a tourist industry but the people have kept their traditional customs. They recently voted against a hotel development plan, so there will be no hotels on the island.Instead, tourists are placed with a family as guests. The money earned by each family is, like all money on the island, equally divided. During the dry season, many islanders entertain tourists late into the cold nights with pipe music and dances.
Questions 21-25
●Read the text and questions below.
●For each question, mark the letter next to the correct answer-A, B, C or D-on your answer sheet.
21 What is the writer trying to do in the text?
A describe where Mr. Bird finds his staff
B encourage people to wear comfortable shoes
C advertise a job selling expensive shoes
D show Mr. Bird's worries about his trade
22 What can readers find out from this text?
A how many customers Mr. Bird has
B how to make shoes like Mr. Bird
C how to get to Mr. Bird's London shop
D how much Mr. Bird's shoes cost
23 What is Mr. Bird's opinion of young people?
A They want too much money.
B They are difficult to train.
C They prefer other jobs.
D They don't work hard enough.
24 Customers choose Mr. Bird because his shoes
A are the most fashionable.
B fit perfectly.
C look very unusual.
D are traditional in design.
25 Which advertisement would Mr. Bird put in a newspaper?
答案DDCBC