French novelist Jules Verne (1828～1905) is often called the father of science fictions.Although he was not a great traveller himself，his characters journeyed to the moon (in From Earth to Moon)，Under the sea (in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea)，into a volcano (in A Journey to the Centre of the Earth)，around the world (in Around the World in Eighty Days) and to many other places.
Jules Verne was born in the French city of Nantes in 1828.When he was a boy he ran away from home to work on a ship.However，his father soon found him and brought him home.After that he decided that any future travel he did would be in books.In 1847，his father sent Jules to Paris to study to be a lawyer.Even though he was busy writing，Verne passed his exams in 1849 with high marks.
When Jules told his father he did not want to be a lawyer，his father was very angry.He stopped sending his son any money，so Jules had to earn a living by his writing.Over the next few years he wrote many stories and plays which brought him only a little money.Then，in 1856，he met Honorine de Viane，a rich，young widow with two children.The couple married the next year and their only child Michel was born in 1862.
After his marriage，Verne worked as a businessman in Paris.However，he was not very successful at his job and spent most of his time writing books and doing research for the next one.In 1863，he published his novel Five Weeks in a Balloon and in the following year he published A Journey to the Centre of the Earth which brought him fame.His books became so popular and earned him so much money that he was able to leave his job and work full time on his writing.
In his lifetime，Jules Verne wrote more than 50 books and he became a rich man.Many of this imaginative novels have been turned into films.
小題1:Jules Verne became rich because of his________.
A．fatherB．marriage
C．businessD．writing
小題2:When Jules Verne was brought home by his father，he decided that________.
A．he would go on more travels in the future
B．he would do as his father required
C．he would be devoted to writing about future travels
D．he would stop writing about future travels
小題3:Which book can be considered as a turning point in Jules Verne’s life?
A．Five Weeks in a Balloon.
B．A Journey to the Centre of the Earth.
C．From Earth to Moon.
D．Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
小題4:What can we infer from the passage?
A．Jules Verne was appreciated by film makers.
B．Jules Verne was not clever enough to learn law.
C．Jules Verne’s stories and plays won him big fame in the 1850s.
D．Jules Verne’s wife helped him a lot in his writing career.

小題1:D
小題2:C
小題3:B
小題4:A

小題1:　D
解析　細節(jié)理解題。由文章倒數(shù)第二段最后一句可知，是寫作使Jules Verne取得了巨大的成功，變得非常富有。
小題2:　C
解析　細節(jié)理解題。由文章第二段第四句可知，遭到父親的阻撓以后，Jules Verne決定用書來描寫自己未來的旅行。
小題3:　B
解析　細節(jié)理解題。由文章倒數(shù)第二段可知，1864年Jules Verne出版的《地心之旅》使他成名了。
小題4:　A
解析　推理判斷題。由文章最后一段可知，Jules Verne的許多作品被拍成了電影，故推測他深受電影人的喜愛。
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科目：高中英語 來源：不詳 題型：完形填空

I have been applying, interviewing, etc since July with no prospects(前景). I have been told mostly that I am overqualified, or they need fulltime etc. I had been getting pretty down and discouraged. I was actually asking myself why can’t someone be kind enough to take me on as an       .
This past Tuesday evening it was       outside and going to be 9 pm as I was waiting at a bus stop. Just as the bus      a young woman approached me. She had a T-shirt, Capri pants, and slippers on. She also was wearing several hospital bracelets.
I       my purse and took out $5.00 so she could get something to eat. I then took off my jacket and       and gave them to her. I said, “These are a little big but they should keep       warm.” She looked at me and said “Aren’t you going to be cold?” I told her my being cold for 15 minutes      I got to my place was worth it if I knew she would be a little warmer. She sobbed and thanked me with a hug. I just told her to       .
Then after I got on the bus that’s       the miracle of spreading       happened. I stepped up to pay the       and the bus driver said, “Mam, I saw what you just did and your fare is       me, even though technically we aren’t supposed to let you get on the bus without shoes.” he said with a wink.
A lady who was dressed in a very      business suit called me over to her seat. She said, “I want to know the        of the person who just did the most       thing I have ever seen.” I told her my name and she said , “What can I do for you to       what I just witnessed?” I       said a paying job would be nice.
The next day she called me and said that she had a       administrative assistant position       in her company and wanted me to meet with the manager. It        that the lady was the head Human Resources person.
I start Monday morning at 9am! Thank you all for inspiring me to keep passing the kindness on! I never expected to get so much back in return!
小題1:
A．engineerB．entertainerC．employeeD．employer
小題2:
A．burning hotB．pouringC．snowingD．freezing cold
小題3:
A．pulled upB．picked upC．broke downD．dropped off
小題4:
A．brought out B．cut inC．dug inD．reached
小題5:
A．glovesB．sweaterC．blouseD．tennis shoes
小題6:
A．her B．himC．youD．me
小題7:
A．untilB．beforeC．a(chǎn)fterD．since
小題8:
A．pass it onB．go aheadC．cheer upD．come on
小題9:
A．whereB．whyC．whenD．how
小題10:
A．luckB．kindnessC．generosityD．mercy
小題11:
A．ticketB．fareC．moneyD．check
小題12:
A．toB．forC．onD．with
小題13:
A．informalB．casualC．professionalD．practical
小題14:
A．job B．a(chǎn)ddressC．religionD．name
小題15:
A．inspiringB．courageousC．a(chǎn)mazingD．grateful
小題16:
A．praiseB．repayC．a(chǎn)ppreciateD．a(chǎn)dmire
小題17:
A．seriouslyB．eagerlyC．hopefullyD．jokingly
小題18:
A．part-timeB．tough C．simpleD．novel
小題19:
A．emptyB．openC．offerD．opportunity
小題20:
A．came aboutB．occurred to meC．turned outD．worked out

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