US President John Kennedy was killed or assassinated in 1963. There are two 1 theories about who killed Kennedy. A theory is an 2 or a possible plan or design.
The first idea, or theory, says that Kennedy was killed by a 3 man. In other words, the first theory says that the killer, 4 alone with no help 5 guidance. This is called the “Single Assassin Theory”. Many people seem to 6 the “Single Assassin Theory”. In fact, the 7 of the United States said that one man. Lee Harvey Oswald, was 8 responsible (应负责任的) for killing President Kennedy. The people who 9 the assassination 10 that Lee Harvey Oswald planned the 11 by himself and acted alone. According to this theory, only Oswald 12 Kennedy.
The second theory, about Kennedy's 13 is called the “Conspiracy Theory”. A conspiracy is a group of people who are planning some action. The Conspiracy Theory says that 14 people had been 15 to assassinate Kennedy. People who believe the Conspiracy Theory say that the murder of Kennedy was quite 16 . Therefore, they think that several people must have planned it. They 17 whether one man 18 have planned the assassination by himself.
Even today, many 19 after the assassination of Kennedy, some people are still 20 which theory is correct.
1. A. main B. good C. suitable D. probable
2. A. explanation B. invention C. understanding D. idea
3. A. strong B. skilled C. single D. bad
4. A. acted B. worked C. did D. performed
5. A. and B. but C. then D. or
6. A. receive B. believe C. trust D. agree
7. A. government B. president C. police D. courts
8. A. partly B. mainly C. completely D. exactly
9. A. learned B. studied C. operated D. searched
10. A. concluded B. proved C. decided D. said
11. A. case B. matter C. killing D. murder
12. A. shot B. fired C. killed D. murder
13. A. story B. death C. tragedy D. accident
14. A. few B. enemy C. many D. most
15. A. planning B. intending C. considering D. managing
16. A. easy B. simple C. important D. complicate
17. A. believe B. wonder C. doubt D. judge
18. A. could B might C. would D. should
19. A. months B. years C. centuries D. days
20. A. discussing B. speaking C. finding D. quarrelling
解析:这篇文章是关于肯尼迪总统被谋杀的两种推测,包括the “Single Assassin Theory”和the “Conspiracy Theory”。 第1题,从下文可知是关于谋杀肯尼迪总统的两种主要推测,至今没有定论。main:“主要的”。 第2题,根据后面的or a possible plan or design.在四个选项中与plan和design相类似的只有D项idea。根据第二段的开头句也可以得到答案。 第3题,下两句中出现提示词:alone和single 第4题,act意为“做,采取行动”;=take actions,perform表演,演出,为及物动词。 第5题,肯定意义的并列用and,否定含义的并列连词用or。 第6题,一般而言,可以说相信(believe),接受或同意某种说法,但不会说信任(trust)某种说法;agree同意,是不及物动词;receive表示客观上“接收,收下”。 第7题,government政府;president总统;police警察。判定某人有罪是“法庭”(court)的职责。 第8题,上文提示:这种说法说杀死肯尼迪的是一个人;completely意为“完全地,彻底地”。 第9题,能得出下文所指的应是“研究”(study)这个谋杀案的人。 第10题,that部分所指的是研究人员经过研究得出的结论,从下文中可知这一结论没有被证实。conclude=draw a conclusion,意为“下结论声称,得出结论”。 第11题,这是一起有预谋的“谋杀案”。murder谋杀案,谋杀;murderer杀人犯。 第12题,此句句意为“根据这种说法,只有Oswald杀了肯尼迪”。shoot一词有“开枪杀死”的含义;kill杀死,可以指各种方式。 第13题,肯尼迪被谋杀致死。Kenney's death。 第14题,这是与前种谋杀肯尼迪的说法相对照的另一种说法,该说法认为有多人参与谋杀肯尼迪。 第15题,上文提示....are planning some action;从句中用的过去完成进行时,表明动词应是延续性的,据此排除D项。 第16题,下旬提示:...that several people must have planned it说明这个谋杀案不可能是容易或简单的(easy,simple);根据therefore(因此)可知道,谋杀是相当复杂的(complicated)。 第17题,此句句意为“他们怀疑(doubt)一个人能否独自策划这起谋杀案。” 第18题,此句是现在推测过去某个时间是否有能力做某事。 第19题,谋杀案发生在1963年,到现在有许多年了。 第20题,此句的句意为“甚至在肯尼迪被谋杀多年后的今天,一些人还在讲哪种说法是正确的”。discuss讨论;speak演讲,讲话;find发现;quarrel吵架。只有discuss讨论,符合句意。
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