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CONCORD， N.H.—Torrential rain forced hundreds of people from their homes in parts of New England on Sunday， as water flowed over dams and washed out roads.
The governors of New Hampshire and Massachusetts declared states of emergency. Maine’s governor also declared a state of emergency for one county. “It’s a very serious situation，” said New Hampshire Governor John Lynch， adding that forecasters were predicting 12 to 15 inches of rain by the end of the storm in parts of southern New Hampshire. “It continues to change and the situation continues to worsen.”
In some towns， police and fire crews used boats to get people out of their homes and stranded cars after hundreds of roads were damaged. Others got around in kayaks(皮船). Some towns shut down， not letting anyone pass except emergency vehicles. “The town is cut right in half，” said Glenn Laramie， police chief in Andover， N.H.
A dam in Milton， N.H.， was in danger of failing， which could send a 10-foot wall of water downstream， the National Weather Service said in a bulletin. People downstream were being evacuated from the town.
In Massachusetts， cars were pulled from flooded streets in downtown Peabody， about 20 miles north of Boston， and about 300 people were evacuated from an apartment complex for seniors. Businesses stacked sandbags at their doors， trying to prevent damage from water that at one point rose to waist-deep.
Some parts of New Hampshire had seen 7 inches of rain by midday Sunday and forecasters said up to 5 more inches might come during the day. About 100 residents were evacuated from their homes in Wakefield， N.H.， because of concerns about two dams in the area.
Flooding in New Hampshire in October killed seven people， carried off homes and washed away miles of roads down to bedrock.
In Maine， flooding was reported on 60 roads in the southern part of the state， said governor’s spokeswoman Crystal Canney. More than 50 homes in Sanford and several in Kennebunk also were evacuated， state officials said.
Which is NOT true according to the article？
A. The situation in N. H. is very serious.
B. New England is a region of the U.S.
C.A state of emergency was declared in three whole states.
D. Seven people lost their lives in New Hampshire in October.
What is the main idea of the passage？
A. Two dams failed in New Hampshire.
B. Flood in New Hampshire.
C. State of emergency in New England.
D. Severe floods in three U.S. states.
In paragraph 4， the underlined word “evacuate” most probably means“ ”.
A. rescue B. trapped C. send away D. wash away
Which is NOT a part of New Hampshire？
A. Peabody B. Concord C .Milton D. Andover
What was mentioned to cope with the situation？
A. Some towns shut down. B. Some dams were open.
C. People all left their homes. D. Some temporary houses were built.
CONCORD， N.H.—Torrential rain forced hundreds of people from their homes in parts of New England on Sunday， as water flowed over dams an
d washed out roads.
The governors of New Hampshire and Massachusetts declared states of emergency. Maine’s governor also declared a state of emergency for one county. “It’s a very serious situation，” said New Hampshire Governor John Lynch， adding that forecasters were predicting 12 to 15 inches of rain by the end of the storm in parts of southern New Hampshire. “It continues to change and the situation continues to worsen.”
In some towns， police and fire crews used boats to get people out of their homes and stranded cars after hundreds of roads were damaged. Others got around in kayaks(皮船). Some towns shut down， not letting anyone pass except emergency vehicles. “The town is cut right in half，” said Glenn Laramie， police chief in Andover， N.H.
A dam in Milton， N.H.， was in danger of failing， which could send a 10-foot wall of water downstream， the National Weather Service said in a bulletin. People downstream were being evacuated from the town.
In Massachusetts， cars were pulled from flooded streets in downtown Peabody， about 20 miles north of Boston， and about 300 people were evacuated from an apartment complex for seniors. Businesses stacked sandbags at their doors， trying to prevent damage from water that at one point rose to waist-deep.
Some parts of New Hampshire had seen 7 inches of rain by midday Sunday and forecasters said up to 5 more inches might come during the day. About 100 residents were evacuated from their homes in Wakefield， N.H.， because of concerns about two dams in the area.
Flooding in New Hampshire in October killed seven people， carried off homes and washed away miles of roads down to bedrock.
In Maine， flooding was reported on 60 roads in the southern part of the state， said governor’s spokeswoman Crystal Canney. More than 50 homes in Sanford and several in Kennebunk also were evacuated， state officials said.
【小题1】Which is NOT true according to the article？
| A．The situation in N. H. is very serious. |
| B．New England is a region of the U.S. |
| C．A state of emergency was declared in three whole states. |
| D．Seven people lost their lives in New Hampshire in October. |
| A．Two dams failed in New Hampshire. |
| B．Flood in New Hampshire. |
| C．State of emergency in New England. |
| D．Severe floods in three U.S. states. |
| A．rescue | B．trapped | C．send away | D．wash away |
| A．Peabody | B．Concord | C．Milton | D．Andover |
| A．Some towns shut down. | B．Some dams were open. |
| C．People all left their homes. | D．Some temporary houses were built. |
CONCORD， N.H.—Torrential rain forced hundreds of people from their homes in parts of New England on Sunday， as water flowed over dams and washed out roads.
The governors of New Hampshire and Massachusetts declared states of emergency. Maine’s governor also declared a state of emergency for one county. “It’s a very serious situation，” said New Hampshire Governor John Lynch， adding that forecasters were predicting 12 to 15 inches of rain by the end of the storm in parts of southern New Hampshire. “It continues to change and the situation continues to worsen.”
In some towns， police and fire crews used boats to get people out of their homes and stranded cars after hundreds of roads were damaged. Others got around in kayaks(皮船). Some towns shut down， not letting anyone pass except emergency vehicles. “The town is cut right in half，” said Glenn Laramie， police chief in Andover， N.H.
A dam in Milton， N.H.， was in danger of failing， which could send a 10-foot wall of water downstream， the National Weather Service said in a bulletin. People downstream were being evacuated from the town.
In Massachusetts， cars were pulled from flooded streets in downtown Peabody， about 20 miles north of Boston， and about 300 people were evacuated from an apartment complex for seniors. Businesses stacked sandbags at their doors， trying to prevent damage from water that at one point rose to waist-deep.
Some parts of New Hampshire had seen 7 inches of rain by midday Sunday and forecasters said up to 5 more inches might come during the day. About 100 residents were evacuated from their homes in Wakefield， N.H.， because of concerns about two dams in the area.
Flooding in New Hampshire in October killed seven people， carried off homes and washed away miles of roads down to bedrock.
In Maine， flooding was reported on 60 roads in the southern part of the state， said governor’s spokeswoman Crystal Canney. More than 50 homes in Sanford and several in Kennebunk also were evacuated， state officials said.
1.Which is NOT true according to the article？
A. The situation in N. H. is very serious.
B. New England is a region of the U.S.
C.A state of emergency was declared in three whole states.
D. Seven people lost their lives in New Hampshire in October.
2.What is the main idea of the passage？
A. Two dams failed in New Hampshire.
B. Flood in New Hampshire.
C. State of emergency in New England.
D. Severe floods in three U.S. states.
3.In paragraph 4， the underlined word “evacuate” most probably means“ ”.
A. rescue B. trapped C. send away D. wash away
4.Which is NOT a part of New Hampshire？
A. Peabody B. Concord C .Milton D. Andover
5.What was mentioned to cope with the situation？
A. Some towns shut down. B. Some dams were open.
C. People all left their homes. D. Some temporary houses were built.
The changing point in my life came when I was in London. I had to 31 the weekend in the city centre for an event. It was a(n) 32 apartment and I only had enough money for it.
One day walking to my living area, I was 33 by a young woman. She promised she wasn’t a beggar and 34 she just had no food for her baby.
I just 35 her as a beggar. In my pocket I had one pound eighty pence in change and a twenty-pound note. This was 36 I had for the rest of the weekend. I gave her the change and 37 on. Then I heard her saying something and I turned 38 . “Sorry, but this isn’t going to buy much baby food, is it?”
For a second her words really made me 39 . After all, her baby wasn’t my 40 . Part of my mind screamed that she was just trying to take me for a 41 .
But what if she wasn’t?
There and then I had to 42 what kind of person I was going to be. Would I keep myself from being taken advantage of – and 43 miss the chance of helping a person in 44 ? Or would I 45 people to take advantage of me nine times out of ten to make sure I 46 the tenth time?
I 47 that if I lived with a(n) 48 heart the people who took advantage of me would not be wining over me. They would be losing because of the life they 49 to live.
“Please tell the 50 ,”I said to the woman and gave her the twenty pounds.
I’ve been living by that decision twenty years now - and never regretted it once.
31.A. stay B. enjoy C. worry D. prepare
32.A. normal B. expensive C. cheap D. strange
33.A. moved B. saved C. persuaded D. approached
34.A.pretended B. stressed C. proved D. cheated
35.A. called B. pleased C. considered D. refused
36.A. enough B. little C. part D. all
37.A. got B. walked C. talked D. took
38.A. back B. down C. up D. away
39.A.pleased B. curious C. excited D. angry
40.A. mistake B .responsibility C. achievement D. result
41.A. helper B .fool C. stranger D. patient
42.A. decide B .discuss C. check D. remind
43.A. peacefully B. slowly C. possibly D. specially
44.A.kindness B. order C. failure D. need
45.A.lead B. stop C. allow D. find
46.A.missed B. helped C. worried D. doubted
47.A.forgot B. regretted C. wondered D. realized
48.A.open B. exciting C. empty D. cold
49.A.happened B. failed C. chose D. wanted
50.A.belief B. reason C. truth D. principle
CONCORD，N．H．—Torrential rain forced hundreds of people from their homes in parts of New England on Sunday, as water flowed over dams and washed out roads．The governors of New Hampshire and Massachusetts declared states of emergency．Maine’s governor also declared a state of emergency for one county．“It’s a very serious situation, ” said New Hampshire Governor John Lynch, adding that forecasters were predicting 12 to 15 inches of rain by the end of the storm in parts of southern New Hampshire．“It continues to change and the situation continues to worsen．”
In some towns, police and fire crews used boats to get people out of their homes and stranded cars after hundreds of roads were damaged．Others got around in kayaks（皮船）．Some towns shut down, not letting anyone pass except emergency vehicles．“The town is cut right in half,” said Glenn Laramie, police chief in Andover, N．H．A dam in Milton, N．H．, was in danger of failing, which could send a 10-foot wall of water downstream, the National Weather Service said in a bulletin．People downstream were being evacuated from the town．
In Massachusetts, cars were pulled from flooded streets in downtown Peabody, about 20 miles north of Boston, and about 300 people were evacuated from an apartment complex for seniors．Businesses stacked sandbags at their doors, trying to prevent damage from water that at one point rose to waist-deep．
Some parts of New Hampshire had seen 7 inches of rain by midday Sunday and forecasters said up to 5 more inches might come during the day．About 100 residents were evacuated from their homes in Wakefield, N．H．, because of concerns about two dams in the area．
Flooding in New Hampshire in October killed seven people, carried off homes and washed away miles of roads down to bedrock．
In Maine, flooding was reported on 60 roads in the southern part of the state, said governor’s spokeswoman Crystal Canney．More than 50 homes in Sanford and several in Kennebunk also were evacuated, state officials said．
1．Which is NOT true according to the article？
A．The situation in N．H．is very serious．
B．New England is a region of the U．S．
C．A state of emergency was declared in three whole states．
D．Seven people lost their lives in New Hampshire in October．
2．What is the main idea of the passage？
A．Two dams failed in New Hampshire．
B．Flood in New Hampshire．
C．State of emergency in New England．
D．Severe floods in three U．S．states．
3．In paragraph 4, the underlined word “evacuate” most probably means“_________”．
A．rescue B．rapped C．send away D．wash away
4．What was mentioned to cope with the situation？
A．Some towns shut down． B．Some dams were open．
C．People all left their homes． D．Some temporary houses were built．
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