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The California Gold Rush of 1849 attracted (吸引) people from countries all over the world. Men and women came to the place hoping to find gold and become rich. One said in his diary, “My dream is to find gold so that I can make a new life.”
People’s dreams did not always come true as they had hoped. Firstly, the trip was very hard to make. People who came from the eastern United States faced a long trip across the country. People who came from Europe found it took six months to travel by ship to San Francisco. It was a dangerous journey.
Then, when they got to California, most people found that mining (采礦) was a hard life. Few people made money by mining for gold. People would spend a short time in the mines. Then most of them went to the cities. San Francisco and Sacramento were growing cities then. It was full of excitement and easy for people to find jobs.
People who hadn’t found any gold in the mines were paid in gold for their work.
Most of the people who came to California could make a better living doing other work. After a while, some people decided to make the long trip home. Some traveled east to see more of the country. Others chose to remain in California and become part of its history.
64. When was the California Gold Rush?
65. Why did men and women come to California?
66. How long did it take from Europe to San Francisco by ship?
67. Why did most of the people go to the cities?
68. What does the writer tell us about the history of California Gold Rush?
A.Mrs. Gates. | B.Her sister. | C.Bruce. | D.The girl. |
A.to cook lunch | B.to buy some bananas |
C.to sweep the floor | D.to play with his sister |
A.Because he had money. | B.Because he liked his cousin. |
C.Because he knew the way. | D.Because he liked bananas. |
A.Half a kilo | B.One kilo. | C.One and a half kilos. | D.Two kilos. |
A.Mrs. Gates' son ate the bananas |
B.Mrs. Gates' scales were wrong |
C.Mrs. Gates had eaten the bananas |
D.his scales were wrong |
The Greens could not speak any English when they first visited New York. They wanted to walk around to see the 1 , so they thought up a great idea. 2 they left the hotel, they walked to the first street corner and wrote a note in their notebook. 3 they went on.They 4 the notebook would help them find their 5 back if they got lost.
After they walked for hours, they 6 that they had lost their way. They asked a policeman for 7 , but the policeman didn’t speak their language.
Later, they found a man who understand their 8 .They told him that they couldn’t find their hotel, but they remembered 9 corner the hotel was on. They showed the man the words in the notebook.The man began to 10 .
The words were “STOP” and “ONE WAY STREET”.
1.A.school B.country C.city D.factory
2.A.Before B.After C.But D.Because
3.A.Then B.So C.Although D.As well
4.A.read B.thought C.liked D.looked
5.A.street B.road C.way D.hotel
6.A.remembered B.thought of
C.looked D.found
7.A.help B.money C.bus D.food
8.A.news B.situation(處境) C.word D.language
9.A.what B.why C.which D.where
10.A.talk B.cry C.speak D.laugh
The weather in some parts of the United States changes a lot and often very quickly.
James and Jennifer were 36 from Nevada to Idaho with their five-month-old son. Shortly after they left home it began to snow. The snow was soon so 37 that it became a blizzard(暴風雪). The blizzard went on for many hours. By the time it was 38 , there was about 1.5 meters of snow on the road and it was 39 to drive. They looked around for a house to stay in, 40 they could see nothing. They looked for another 41 , but there wasn’t one to travel on. They 42 stay where they were. They stayed there for 43 days. They had very little to eat or drink. They ate some cookies they had in the car, and they even had 44 for water. Jennifer was able to feed her baby herself.
After five days, they knew they could 45 stay in their car. James made a large hole(洞) in the snow for Jennifer and the baby to stay in,and he started the long walk to 46 . In 22hours he walked over 45 kilometers. At last he got to the town of Vya. James was very 47 and could just speak, but he was able to tell the people in the town 48 Jennifer and his son were. The people in the town hurried to 49 Jennifer and her baby. When they found them, the baby was crying loudly. They took them to hospital, where the doctors 50 them.
Many people thought it was a miracle(奇跡) that the family didn’t die in such a blizzard.
36. A. driving B.flying C.walking D.sailing
37. A. thin B.strong C.cold D.white
38. A.back B.near C.over D. out
39. A.safe B.quick C.dangerous D. easy
40. A.and B.but C.so D. or
41. A.town B.person C.hole D. road
42. A.could B.might C.would D. had to
43. A.six B.five C.three D. two
44. A.fruit B.cookies C.snow D.plants
45. A.no longer B.as usual C.later on D.after all
46. A.make money B.get help C.see a doctor D. repair his car
47. A.strange B.interested C.sad D.tired
48. A.where B. why C. who D. what
49 A.ask B.visit C.save D. feed
50. A. looked after B.looked up C.looked for D. looked like
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