8．"Annabel，I think there is a bear in our house，"I shouted up the stair．She didn't hear me properly．"There is a what？"she shouted back．"You've found a chair in the house？"I cleared my throat and said again，as calmly as possible，"I think there is a bear in the house．"If there is a world speed record for repacking a backpack and leaving a building，Annabel must be a competitor，for we were outside the building within seconds．
Annabel and I had already spent three days walking 80 kilometers over the mountains from the Pacific．We were in Canada's Yukon Territory，heading towards Car cross，on the shore of Lake Bennett．Here our boat was waiting where we had left it the week before．Our plan then was to boat down the 3，000kilometers of Yukon River to the Bering Sea．
On this day，we were walking the last 48kilometers towards Car cross，following a disused railway line．You had to keep an eye out for black bears，whose presence was obvious from the huge piles of dung（粪便）that littered the tracks．
As the day drew on，we started to look for somewhere to sleep．We finally found an old railway building，which looked as if it might keep us safe from bears．Though the windows and doors had large scratch and chew marks，they were covered with boards and looked safe．Annabel went upstairs and started to unpack and settle in while I looked around downstairs．
I was moving around in what was once clearly a kitchen，when，from out of a darkened doorway that I took to the storeroom，came a soft but unusual deep moan（呻吟）．My curiosity raised，I started to walk towards the slightly opne door．I was halfway across the room when a low rough sound came out of the darkness and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up．My natural ability was to ruin．I backed out of the room，my eyes staring at the dark doorway．We thought it might be a better idea to spend the night elsewhere．
We got up early in our small tent in the morning．The night's sleep had been all right except when a little troubled by dreams of bears．But our mood rose with the sun．We were walking along，relaxing with each step and looking forward to a big lunch at Car cross．
Crossing a small wooden bridge，we left the rail tracks to have a drink．As we returned，Annabel cried out"Stop!"Looking up，I saw a familiar black shape behind us：another black bear was following us，moving up slowly from behind，and then disappearing rapidly into the trees when we turned to face it．How long it had been following us，we could not say．
25．What can you know from the first paragraph？D
A．Annabel set a world speed record．
B．The author was calmer than Annabel．
C．Annabel's hearing was so poor that she couldn't hear any sounds．
D．The two girls ran out of the house at high speed for fear of the bear．
26．What is the author and Annabel's final destination？D
A．The Pacific
B．Yukon Territory
C．Car cross
D．The Bering sea
27．Which is TURE about the old railway building according to the passage？B
A．Trains pass here along the railway track．
B．Bears might have come and gone around here．
C．It was really a safe place to play and sleep in．
D．A rough sound could be heard from the kitchen．
分析 本文是一篇人生感悟类阅读，属于记叙文，安娜贝尔和我已经花了三天的时间，从太平洋山上走过80公里．我们在加拿大的育空地区，朝着班奈特湖岸边的汽车十字架前进．我们的船正在等待我们在一周之前离开的地方然后，我们的计划是将3，000公里的育空河向下排到白令海．本文主要讲述了我们在途中躲避熊的故事．
解答 25．D．细节理解题．根据If there is a world speed record for repacking a backpack and leaving a building，Annabel must be a competitor，for we were outside the building within seconds．可知，这两个女孩快速跑出房子出于对熊的恐惧．故选D．
26．D．细节理解题．根据We were in Canada's Yukon Territory，heading towards Car cross，on the shore of Lake Bennett．Here our boat was waiting where we had left it the week before．Our plan then was to boat down the 3，000kilometers of Yukon River to the Bering Sea．可知，我们的最终目的地是the Bering Sea．故选D．
27．B．推理判断题．根据We finally found an old railway building，which looked as if it might keep us safe from bears．Though the windows and doors had large scratch and chew marks，they were covered with boards and looked safe．可知，窗户和门都有很大的划痕和咀嚼痕迹，故可以推测出熊曾经来过这里又离开了．故选B．
点评 本文是一篇人生感悟类阅读，题目涉及多道主旨大意题，细节理解题，推理判断题．做题时学生应仔细阅读原文，把握文章主要内容，联系文章上下文内容并结合所给选项含义，从中选出正确答案，一定要做到有理有据，切忌胡乱猜测．
