Many children may like animals, but if you want to study animals as your career. Even if you will be the world's 1, 2 United Nations Messenger of Peace.

A woman did all this. She has lived with chimpanzees in African forests for more than 20 years and has achieved great success. This woman is Jane Goodall. She was born in London, England on 1934. Goode's life

It started very early among animals. At the age of 10 or 1 1, Good6 will go to Africa to live with animals. It was a very strange dream at that time, because Xiao 7 didn't expect such a "crazy move". But she was born by her mother when she was eight years old. She told her that if she really wants something, she should work hard, make use of 9 and never give up looking for a way.

1957, when a close friend invited Gude to Kenya, she readily accepted. Within a few months after her arrival, she met Dr. Louis Leakey, a famous anthropologist. He quickly decided that Gude was the one he was looking for and started a study on wild chimpanzees on the bank of Lake Tanganyika in Tanzania.

1960 In July, Goode arrived in Come National Park in Tanzania. At first, studying chimpanzees was not

13 give it to her. The animals fled from her 14, so it took her several months to get close to them. With the powerful 15, she searches in the forest every day and tries not to get too close to chimpanzees 16. Gradually, chimpanzees got used to her existence.

During her first few years in Kom National Park, she found many things about chimpanzees. 1960 10, she observed a chimpanzee making and using 17 to catch termites (ants). This discovery overthrew the popular view at that time that human beings were the only tool makers in the world. The longer Goodall's research lasts, the more obvious it is that chimpanzees are very 19 to humans.

Since1mid-1980s, Goode has been giving lectures all over the world to raise people's awareness of environmental protection. She said, "Let's live in a new era full of hope, respect for all living things, understanding and love." .

1.a. recognized B. known C. praised D.

A: One instruction: recognize here means "recognition (status, influence, etc.). ) "There are only a handful of people whose animal research is recognized by the world. The meaning of "known" is too light, the meaning of "praise" is too one-sided, and "acceptance" is irrelevant.

2. Accept, give, enjoy and own

Answer: C Description: enjoymg is accompanied by the present participle (adverbial of result), which means "enjoy (status, reputation, etc.). ). "According to the meaning of the question," receive "or" give "cannot be used here; The word have cannot be used in the continuous tense.

3.a. So B. Actually C. But D. Finally.

Answer: c instruction: the turning point word but contrasts with the previous article, emphasizing Jane Goodall's extraordinary achievements. This is the turning point with the previous one, and the other options are illogical.

4. A. Discover B. Decide C. Choose D. Discover

Answer: A guide: to "discover" fixed phrases. Findings also means "discover", but it is not matched with the verb make.

5. A. Learning B. Interest C. Feeling D. Dream

Answer: direction b: from the full text, JaneGoodall has been "interested" in animals all her life. Sense is "feeling", and nothing else matters.

6.c. insists that D. dreams

Answer: Direction D: Dream of doing something ... "Dream of doing ..." This means that Jane Goodall has always dreamed of going to Africa. Before "like"; Tired of doing sth; Insist on "persistence"

7.a. Boys B. Girls C. Men D. Women

Answer: direction b: according to common sense and the following "wildactions", this refers to "girls", that is, girls generally do not have such wild behavior. Grasping the identity of the role and combining common sense can rule out other options.

8.a. Encourage B. Stop C. Advise D. Force

Answer: a guide: from the turning point, however, Jane Goodall is encouraging her mother. With her mother's encouragement, all other options were ruled out.

9.A. Knowledge B. Youth C. Hope D. Opportunity

Answer: D Guidance: Mother encourages her to make full use of "opportunities" and never give up until she reaches her goal. Knowledge, youth and hope are irrelevant.

10.a. Accept B. Reject C. Hesitate D. Consider

Answer: an instruction: JaneGoodall happily "accepted" an invitation from a friend. Accepting means "accepting" invitations, suggestions, etc. Hesitation "hesitation" is not related to the "consideration" of the thinker.

11.a. Only B. Last C. Special D. First.

Answer: c From the full text, studying chimpanzees in African forests is a "special" task, so a "special" candidate like jane goodall is needed. The order problem is not explained here, so other options are excluded.

12.a. Project B. Learning C. Center D. Career

Answer: B Description: As can be seen from the full text, this refers to the "research" of chimpanzees. Pinch the middle of the article to exclude other options.

13. interesting. Easy, convenient

Answer: Command C: According to the information that chimpanzees fled in fear at first, this is not an "easy" job.

14. In surprise B. In haste C. As expected D. In fear

Answer: D's instruction: Judging from the context, chimpanzees fled in "panic". Combined with the center of the original narrative: female scientists study the special situation of black raccoon dogs in African forests, and other interference items can be excluded.

15.a. Will B. Body C. Desire D. Mind

Answer: A Guidance: Although Jane Goodall met with difficulties, the students didn't give up, so she was strong-willed. This does not mean a strong "body", a strong "desire" and so on.

16. Far, near and soon

Answer: Command C: Some chimpanzees "gradually" adapted to JaneGoodall's appearance judgment and applied it quickly, because soon means "fast" and refers to the concept of "time". Others don't mean "the concept of time".

17.a. net B. tool C. hole D. stick

Answer: Direction B: From the following tool makers, this is a major discovery of JaneGoodall: chimpanzees can also make and use "tools". But what kind of tools are involved here, so don't choose D "stick".

18.a. Doubt B. Light C. Doubt D. Faith

Answer: a guide: because of JaneGoodall's discovery, people doubted the widely accepted view at that time. Express doubts about ... "Turn on the light" means "find out".

19.a. Intimacy B. Similarity C. Friendly D. Helpful

Answer: B Description: JaneGoodall's discovery made people realize that chimpanzees are "similar" to humans. Close means close relationship or close strength, which is illogical.

20. A. Improvement B. Protection C. Pollution D. Destruction

Answer: Direction B: jane goodall wants to raise people's awareness of environmental protection through his own speech. Common sense can rule out improvement "improvement"; Destruction "destruction" does not matter.

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(Shaanxi Volume) Cloze in a far away place, there used to be great poverty, which only the rich could manage without greatness. Three rich men and their servants were walking along the road and came to a very village.

The first man couldn't stand the waterfall. He took all the gold and jewels from the carriage and gave them to the people in the village. He wished them good luck and left.

The second rich man saw this situation, stopped for a while and gave them all the food and drinks because he knew that money was of no use to them. He made sure that each of them got their fair share and had enough food to last for a while. Then he left.

The third rich man saw that he was so poor that he went straight through Highway 38 without stopping. The other two rich people saw this scene from a distance and commented on each other. _39 The third rich man lacked compassion. They went there to help themselves.

However, three days later, they were 4 1 the third rich man, and he came from the opposite direction. He traveled quickly when he was 42, but his carriage, gold and valuables when he was 43, is now full of farm tools and 45 pounds bags. He rushed back to help them get rid of poverty.

26. A. Loss B. Expectation C. Success D. Question D.

27.a Standing B. Traveling C. Gathering D. Running B.

28.a distant B. poor C. different D. ancient B.

29. Unless B. Because C., D. If C.

30. Nothing.

31.a. Curious B. Worried C. Dangerous D. Inexplicable B.

32. The villagers, his servants and others

33. 10. c) A. should