【題目】閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項。 Days before the European Football Championships kick off in Basel, Swiss police have sent letters to football hooligans(足球流氓) warning them that no violence would be tolerated, a Swiss tabloid reported Thursday.
The tabloid(小報) said atleast 300 of the letters addressed to “Dear Mr/Mrs” hooligan and titled “For a peaceful international football festival” have been sent out to known trouble-makers.
“We know that you are someone who does not always hold fast to the rules in sports events. Therefore, to our knowledge, you have been banned from the stadiums,” wrote the police,
“We wish that you too could enjoy this major sports event in a sportsmanlike and festive fashion,” it added.
However, the police also warned that they would “not tolerate” any violence, and would “intervene promptly in any such occurrences”.
As it began politely, the letter also concluded amicably, saying: “We hope that we would only encounter each other in a pleasant manner. In case you have any questions, please get in touch with us.”
Meanwhile, individual cantons of orderly Switzerland have also come up with appeals for fans to not “compromise the tranquility(平靜) of residents” after the matches. Canton Vaud, where the French and Dutch football teams are staying, said that “cortege or convoys of vehicles are not favored by the police”.
It added that “those who show no respect for traffic lights, speed limits and the priority and security of pedestrians （行人）, would be condemned”. The canton said fans could “express their joy” in pedestrian zones which are accessible via public transport.
“The police will be tolerant on noise at the end of matches, but will watch that it does not go too far to compromise the tranquility of residents,” it added.
（1）What is the best title for the passage?
A.Welcome to the European Football Championships
B.Dear Hooligan, no trouble during Euro please. Yours, Swiss police
C.Football hooligans will be driven away by the Swiss police
D.Football hooligans are eager for the European Football Championships
（2）Which of the following deeds are allowed by the police?
A.Showing no respect for the traffic lights.
B.Driving cars at a high speed.
C.gaining advantages over pedestrians while driving.
D.Making some noise after matches.
（3）What is the meaning of the underlined word amicably in paragraph 5?
A.sternly
B.gently
C.coldly
D.warmly
（4）Why did the Swiss police write the letter?
A.To welcome football fans to Switzerland to enjoy the European Football Championships.
B.To warn football hooligans not to make troubles during the European Football Championships
C.To make sure the European Football Championships in Switzerland a grand festival.
D.To make sure the tranquility of residents.

【答案】
（1）B
（2）D
（3）B
（4）B
【解析】(1) .從第一自然段就可知本文介紹的是瑞士警方給足球流氓寫的一封信的內(nèi)容，故選B項。（2）從結尾The police will be tolerant on noise at the end of matches可知在比賽結束時的喧鬧是允許的，只要不危及到當?shù)鼐用裆�。而A.B.C三項在第八段可知是不允許的。(3) As it began politely, the letter also concluded amicably. amicably的意思和politely相近,為“親切溫和”之意，所以選B項。(4)很明顯瑞士警方寫此信的目的是為了警告足球流氓不要在2008瑞士歐洲杯中鬧事。

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