下面是新書介紹, 請根據(jù)各段內(nèi)容介紹,完成文章各題匹配。

A. Busy parents? Bored children? Do you want something educational to entertain your children while you do something else? This is the most popular book for the under-fives.

Wonderful stories and beautiful pictures. They are promised to be quiet when they open the book. What’s more, it is cheap.

 

B. Written by Bill Poole, CEO, president, and founder of Life Lead International, it is a good choice for your children. With an animated fable, the Journey to Newland storybook provides readers with a cast of memorable characters, a captivating story, and a common language to deal with difficult and often emotionally sensitive issues in negotiating change within their organizations.

 

C. Sorts out some misunderstandings and common confusions of the English language with practical savvy and occasional sass. The Word Book from Writers.com answers simple questions succinctly (is it discreet? or discrete? sensual or sensuous?). Other answers go a step further—with entertaining forays into the quirks and fascinations of English.

 

D. IELTS consists of four parts: listening, reading, writing and speaking. Listening is very important. Are you confident? Have you made well preparation? IELTS Listening is helpful for your preparation for IELTS, which is supposed to enable you to obtain an overall score.

 

E. As the world's most popular automotive magazine, Car and Driver informs and entertains people who like cars. It offers the highest quality vehicle tests in the business by applying a discerning eye to every car, pickup truck, van, and sport-utility vehicle that is marketed for consumers. The magazine also covers the latest developments in technology, which affect automobiles and driving.

 

F. Susan Weinschenk’s excellent ideas on making a perfect speech are so effective that once you own the book, you will become a good speaker. How to organize, how to resent, how to conquer your audience become so easy. Speakers will become confident with the guidance of the book.

 

請閱讀以下的人員資料,依據(jù)不同人員的需求,進(jìn)行信息匹配。

1.Susan comes from China. As a middle school student, she wrote quite a lot of short stories, some of which were published in the newspaper. But sometimes she is confused when she comes across some words and phrases. She wants to find something to help her to sort out the misunderstandings and common confusions of the English language.

2.Arthur has been working in China for about two years. Now he needs a car, for he has to send his daughter to school before he goes to work. Before that he has to collect all kinds of information about cars so as to make a good choice.

3.Ron’s wife is in hospital. He has to take care of the four-year-old John and do all the housework. But John follows him all the time. Ron feels tired and he wants to find something suitable for John, which should be educational and cheap.

4.Li Ming tends to enter the training for IELTS for immigration purpose next term. But he is afraid that his listening is not good enough. He needs more special training on his listening to make well preparations for the IELTS.

5.Alice is now studying in China, and she is especially interested in making a speech. She is invited to make a speech to introduce IELTS for her new classmates next week. She needs a book to help her improve her speech.

 

1.C

2.E

3.A

4.D

5.F

【解析】

試題分析:本題是一道信息匹配題,主要考查學(xué)生從文中提取有效信息的能力。文章介紹了六本書籍,要求給五個不同的人匹配他們需要的書。

1.“sort out the misunderstandings and common confusions of the English language”可定位到新書C,根據(jù)新書C中的“Sorts out some misunderstandings and common confusions of the English language”可知,C書講的是英語中易混淆詞匯,故選C。

2.“Now he needs a car ...he has to collect all kinds of information about cars”可定位到E,根據(jù)E中的“Car and Driver informs and entertains...people who like cars.The magazine also covers the latest Developments in technology,”可知,E雜志是關(guān)于汽車的,故選E。

3.“he wants to find something suitable for John, which should be educational and cheap”可定位到 A,根據(jù)A書中的“Do you want something educational to entertain your children ...This is the most popular book for the under-fives. ...What’s more, it is cheap.”可知,A書適合5歲以下的孩子看,而且這本書也很便宜,故選A。

4.“Li Ming tends to enter the training for IELTS ...He needs more special training on his listening”可定位到D書,根據(jù)D書“IELTS Listening is helpful for your preparation for IELTS”可知,D書適合Li Ming,故選D。

5.F書中的“ideas on making a perfect speech ...you will become a good speaker”可知,F(xiàn)書是關(guān)于演講的,根據(jù)“She is invited to make a speech ...improve her speech”可知,Alice需要一本關(guān)于演講的書,故選F。

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