Stanley is one of the oldest villages in Hong Kong. Even a hundred and fifty years ago it was a large fishing-village. People called it Chik Chu. The village has changed a lot since the arrival of the British in 1841. When the British sailors came in that year, they began to call the village Standley. Lord Standley was a famous Englishman at that time. English people have called it Standley since then. Chik Chu was a good place for fishing boats. Many fishermen kept their junks(大帆船) at Chik Chu and others made homes there. Because there were many caves near Chik Chu, pirates(海盜) lived there, too.

The name of the most famous of all the pirates was Cheung Pao Tsai. He lived in Chik Chu nearly two hundred years ago and he had over six hundred ships and eighty thousand men. Cheung Pao Tsai was brave, but he was also very cruel. He captured many rich people. He wanted their friends to pay him a lot of money. If they did not do so, he took his prisoners to a high rock in Standley Bay. He made them jump into the sea from this rock. Today you can see the Hwai Jen Shih rock at Standley.

1. British sailors first came to Standley over_______.

A. about 40 years ago 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　  B. 1841 years ago

C. about 160 years ago　　　　　　　　　　　　　　  D. about 200 years ago

2. Standley was named after_______.

A. a great fisherman　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　  B. a brave Chinese pirate

C. a famous Englishman　　　　　　　　　　      D. a high rock

3. Pirates lived in Standley because there were_______.

A. lots of caves   　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 B. many junks

C. British sailors   　　　　　　　　　　　　    D. high rocks

4. Cheung Pao Tsai was_______.

A. a brave and cruel chief pirate

B. cruel but not a very brave chief pirate

C. the old name of the Hwai Jen Shih rock

D. a rich man

 

答案：1C2C3A4A
提示：

1由“The village has changed a lot since the arrival of the British in 1841”可知。

2由“…they began to call the village Standley. Lord Standley was a famous Englishman at that time. English people have called it Standley since then. ”可知。

3由“Because there were many caves near Chik Chu, prates(海盜) lived there, too. ”

可知。

4由“Cheung Pao Tsai was brave，but he was also very cruel. ”可知。

 


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