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    　　“LORENA! LET'S GO, LORENA!” says a banner(横幅)waved by smiling girls wearing sunglasses．Their favorite golfer has just taken the lead．With one big push, the fans are on the green, throwing Lorena Ochoa into the air．It's just like a soccer match in Mexico City; only this is a golf tournament in Arizona．

    　　“It's fun to share the excitement with my country,” says Guadalajara native Lorena Ochoa, the first-ever Mexican golfer to be ranked number one in the world．She has single-handedly created golf fever in Mexico．She's a national hero．Although many Mexicans have never played golf, that doesn't stop them from cheering for Lorena．Taxi drivers talk about how great Lorena is for Mexico．Mexican girls want to learn how to play golf．

    　　It wasn't like that when Lorena was little．Golf courses were still private in Mexico, and few girls played golf when Lorena was a kid．She golfed with her older brothers at a members-only club in Guadalajara．Today, things are changing, thanks to Lorena．The 27-year-old has opened a string of golf academies where anyone can learn the game．

    　　Playing with her brothers may have helped Lorena's own game．They taught her how to golf when she was just five years old．Lorena excelled(突出)at the sport quickly．Soon it was hard to get Lorena off the golf course, she'd practice until darkness made it impossible to continue．She won Mexico's national junior title when she was eight, qualifying for the World Junior Championships in San Diego．Since she had never played outside her country before, Lorena's father worried it might be a wasted trip, but she ended up winning．Lorena also won the tournament the following year, and every year after until she turned l2．That year, she won the title playing with borrowed clubs, since hers got lost at the airport!

    　　Lorena was talented in so many other sports, including tennis and basketball, that she surely would have been a standout in any of them．But she picked golf．

    　　“I like that．Golf is an individual sport．It's complete in every way．．．mentally and physically．”

    (1)

    The underlined part in Para．1 implies that ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    a great many people are fond of golf nowadays

    B．

    few people in Arizona like watching golf tournaments

    C．

    soccer matches are not so popular as golf tournaments in Mexico city

    D．

    soccer matches have many things in common with golf tournaments

    (2)

    What is the second paragraph mainly about?

    [　　]

    A．

    Lorena is proud of her achievement in golf．

    B．

    Lorena is under high pressure as a national hero．

    C．

    Lorena is sad that many Mexicans have never played golf．

    D．

    Lorena is successfully motivating many Mexicans to be interested in golf．

    (3)

    Which of the following is TRUE about Lorena?

    [　　]

    A．

    She played golf with many other girls when she was a kid．

    B．

    She played golf so well that she taught her brothers to golf．

    C．

    She is trying to introduce golf to more and more people．

    D．

    She had never played outside her country before l2．

    (4)

    Which of the following is the best title for the passage?

    [　　]

    A．

    Lorena led a hard life as a kid

    B．

    Lorena is good at various sports

    C．

    Lorena has energized the world of golf

    D．

    Lorena won a golf tournament in Arizona

    答案：1．C;2．D;3．C;4．C;
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