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英语(二 )回 答 问 题 型 France is wellknown for its fine art， tasty food and romantic scenery.About 75 million visitors come here every year.France is the largest country in Western Europe.It has a population of over 66 million.The country is home to many famous places of interest， like the River Seine as well as the Eiffel Tower.Many visitors also come for the countrys art.Sculptor(雕刻家)Auguste Rodin and painter Claude Monet once created their great works here.If you visit France today， it is not a surprise to meet street artists in the city or come across a singer in the subway. No visit to Paris is complete without a trip to Louvre， one of the largest and most famous museums in the world.Inside， there are 35， 000 works of art， such as the painting Mona Lisa by Da Vinci and the statue(雕塑)David by Michelangelo.It would take nine months to enjoy all the pieces.Besides， French food is world famous.Bread is very important in France.The bestknown French bread is called a baguette(法棍面包)They are long，delicious and taste salty.Snails (蜗牛)are also a musthave here.French people eat 40， 000 tons of snails every year!But France is not always good.Paris， the city of light， may also show its dark side to visitors.Chinese visitors feel sorry about the crowded subway in Paris. 1 How many visitors come to France every year?_2 Is it common to meet street artists in the city?_3 Who created the famous painting Mona Lisa?_4 Besides bread， what food is also a musthave for French people?_5 Why do Chinese visitors feel sorry about the subway in Paris?_ 【答案】1 About 75 million【解析】细节分析：由About 75 million visitors come here every year.可知。2 Yes， it is.【解析】细节分析：由Its not a surprise to meet street artists in the city or come across a singer in the subway.可知。3 Da Vinci.【解析】细节分析：由such as the painting Mona Lisa by Da Vinci可知。4 Snails.【解析】细节分析：由Snails are also a musthave here.可知。5 Because the subway is very crowded.【解析】细节分析：由Chinese visitors feel sorry about the crowded subway in Paris.可知。 【思路点拨】此类阅读题目的问题多为特殊疑问句。问题的内容小到一个词的词义，大到概述故事的大意；可以提问一件事，也可以推断作者的意图，评价作品的内容。问题可以是单一问题，也可以是综合性问题或发挥性问题。做回答问题型的阅读理解需要把握一些细节事实，如who， when， where，which， what等事实。建议采用逆读查找法，先看题目，通过题目了解文章大意，再看短文，有目的地突破细节。 DO：Each group member gets and does and researches something on the list.Your group puts together all you have found and tries to make the project betterorganized.You prepare to present it in class.Knowing all the above， you may want to try a project.Why not start with this：you can find out more about the history of your city.What did it look like？Which famous people lived there？ Recently， Chongqing Three Gorges University has held an activity named “Cell Phone Ninja” (手机忍者)They would like their students not to use cell phones for 21 days.It is really a challenge (挑战) for most students.The activity started on April 12.Each student who volunteered to take part in this activity got a bracelet (手环)If the students did not use their cell phones， there would be a photo on the screen of the bracelet to show that.If they used their cell phones， a different photo would appear on the screen of the bracelet.After the last class of each day， the students sent the photos to the schools public WeChat.More than 800 students wished to take part in the test， and 400 were chosen.After seven days， only 103 students remained.The test was set for 21 days because some scientists believe that 21 days is long enough to help people form(形成) a habit. According to the teachers in the university， the activity was not a competition.It depended on students themselves to make the decision.The teachers hoped their students could form better study habits through activities like this one.1 When did the activity “Cell Phone Ninja” start?_. 2 Were 400 students chosen to take part in this test?_. 3 Why was the test set for 21 days?Because (some scientists believe that) 21 days is long enough to help people form a habit. 4 What was the bracelet used for in this test? It was used for showing/ to show whether the students used the cell phone(s) or not. It started on April 12Yes， they were