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    Two British men and their young sons were killed when their light aircraft crashed and burst into flames in the US．It occurred last night．Pilot Garry Megson, 38， died with his eight-year-old son Peter, family friend Stephen Aspden, 45, and his 12-year-old son, Jack．Police said Mr．Megson was attempting a tricky manoeuvre, called a touch-and-go landing,when the accident happened in the rented single-englne Piper Warrior．The move involves touching the wheels down on the landing strip before immediately taking off again．The aircraft failed to regain height and veered off the runway．It hit several ears and a hangar(飞机库房)before bursting into flames in Pennsylvania on Sunday．Mr．Megson．who has 20 years' flying experience, moved to the US 11 months ago with his wife and son to work as a manager with drugs giant AstraZeneea．Secondary school teacher Mr．Aspden, 45, was on holiday, visiting with his family．His wife and ten year old daughter have since returned to Manchester, where they live．Christine Troy, a neighbour of Mr．Megson．said it was “just so sad” the crash happened．She added：”He was the greatest guy, His son was just wonderful．”

    (1)

    This passage is probably taken from

    [　　]

    A．

    a magazine

    B．

    a newspaper

    C．

    a book

    D．

    an advertisement

    (2)

    What's the best title of the passage?

    [　　]

    A．

    Four killed in plane crash

    B．

    A plane burst into flames

    C．

    A touch-and-go landing．

    D．

    Four murdered in Pennsylvania

    (3)

    How did the crash happen?

    [　　]

    A．

    The plane burst in the air．

    B．

    The plane burst into flames on the runway．

    C．

    The plane touched the wheels down on the landing strip．

    D．

    The plane hit some ears and a hangar and burst into flames．

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    Two British men and their young sons were killed when their light aircraft crashed and burst into flames in the US．It occurred last night．Pilot Garry Megson, 38, died with his eight-year-old son Peter, family friend Stephen Aspden, 45, and his 12-year-old son, Jack．Police said Mr．Megson was attempting a tricky maneuver, called a touch-and-go landing, when the accident happened in the rented single-engine Piper Warrior．The move involves touching the wheels down on the landing strip before immediately taking off again．The aircraft failed to regain height and veered off the runway．It hit several ears and a hangar(飞机库房)before bursting into flames in Pennsylvania on Sunday．Mr．Megson who has 20 years' flying experience, moved to the US 11 months ago with his wife and son to work as a manager with drugs giant AstraZeneca．Secondary school teacher Mr．Aspden, 45, was on holiday, visiting with his family．His wife and ten year old daughter have since returned to Manchester, where they live．Christine Troy, a neighbour of Mr．Megson said it was“just so sad”the crash happened．She added：“He was the greatest guy．His son was just wonderful．”

    (1)

    This passage is probably taken from ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    a magazine

    B．

    a newspaper

    C．

    a book

    D．

    an advertisement

    (2)

    What's the best title of the passage?

    [　　]

    A．

    Four killed in plane crash

    B．

    A plane burst into flames

    C．

    A touch-and-go landing．

    D．

    Four murdered in Pennsylvania

    (3)

    How did the crash happen?

    [　　]

    A．

    The plane burst in the air．

    B．

    The plane burst into flames on the runway．

    C．

    The plane touched the wheels down on the landing strip．

    D．

    The plane hit some ears and a hangar and burst into flames．

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    1．The 29th Olympic Games will lead to strong and powerful China.

    2．Since the late 1960s, everybody in Australia had enjoyed the same rights.

    3．The young guy referring to in their talk was involved in serious trouble.

    4．He became a brilliant scholar but only on the expense of his health. 

    5．Two thirds of the land in Australia are dry and desert, which is called the outback.

    6．The brave men risked their life in trying to save the child.

    7．It was not until his father died when he realised that he shouldn’t have done this.

    8．Our country has many islands, the largest of that is Taiwan.

    9．The largest jiaozi was made to celebrate Hongkong’s return to China, weighing an incredibly 480 kilogrammes! 

    10．The aircraft crashed and was burst into flames.

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