Barack Obama has never been shy about comparing himself with Abraham Lincoln. He did so when he announced his presidential election in lllinois ,where both he and Lincoln served in the legislature (Á¢·¨»ú¹Ø) . ¡°The life of a tall ,thin ,self ¨Cmade Springfield lawyer tells us that a different future is possible.¡± Obama said. ¡°He tells us that there is power in words and that there is power in hope.¡± Such comparisons have contiuned on big and small occasions,but the most important similarity ,in Obama¡¯s mind, is how he plans to govern if elected.
Obama says he admires Doris Kearns Goodwin¡¯s wonderful Lincoln biography, Team of Rivals.¡±He talks about it all the time .¡± says a top assistant .¡±He is particularly interested in the idea that Lincoln successfully won the hearts of many people who had run against him for President,some of them even disagree with him firmly .¡± ¡°The lesson is that you shouldn¡¯t let your hatred get in the way of hiring absolutely the best people .¡± says Obama.¡±I think American people are practical and so I have an interest in casting a wide net , seeking out people with a wide range of expert knowledge,including Republicans, for the highest positions in the government.¡±
¡°I don¡¯t want to have people who just agree with me .¡±He says . ¡°I want people who are continually pushing me forward and I¡¯d be very interested in having those sorts of Republicans in my government, especially people who can speed up a responsible and logocal conclusion to the Iraq war..¡±
1.According to Barack Obama, the biggest similarity between Lincoln and himself is ______.
A.they both lived lllinois
B.they served in the same office
C.both of them are black
D.they have the same idea in governing
2.Obama is willing to cooperate with those who disagree with him because .
A.he is interested in Republicans¡¯ideas
B.he doesn¡¯t want to show his hatred to the public
C.they have the highest positions in the government
D.they may push him to make the right decisions
3. The author wrote the passage to .
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A.compare Obama and Lincoln |
B.help Obama to win more support |
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C.tell us something about Obama |
D.announce Obama¡¯s political ideas |
4.What can we infer from the passage?
A.Obama is a member of the Republicans.
B.The passage was written after the presidential election.
C.Doris Goodwin is one of Obama¡¯s assistants.
D.In the end Lincoln was able to get the support of the people who once hated him.
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US president Barack Obama is probably ______ most powerful person in the world. But what was his high school life _______? You can find answers to the question in his ¡°Back to School¡± speech ______ (give) on September 13, 2010.
¡°I know some of you may be nervous about starting a new school year and worried about _______ that¡¯ll be like. Here is what I tell you: nobody _____ (get) to write your destiny (ÃüÔË) but you. Your future is in your hands. Your life is what you make of it. And nothing is beyond your reach. So long as you¡¯re willing to dream big. So long as you¡¯re willing to work hard. So long as you¡¯re willing to stay _____ (focus) on your education. An education has never been more important. I¡¯m sure there will be times _____ you¡¯re staying up late for a test, or dragging (·ÑÁ¦µØÀÆð) yourselves out of bed on a rainy morning, and wondering _____ it¡¯s all worth it. Let me tell you: Nothing is as _____ in life as your education. In other ______ (word), the farther you go in school, the farther you¡¯ll go in life.
An unforgettable experience I recently had made me ______ (see) how important friendships are and the need to have a better understanding of friends. A friend is a person ______ is always there to encourage and support you whenever you¡¯re in trouble. A friend is a person who¡¯ll try to do what he or she can______ you. A friend is a person who¡¯s overjoyed seeing you win and who will share your sorrow when you¡¯re ________ (disappoint).
For my part, friendship is like a ______(price) gift: It can¡¯t be bought for any amount. It¡¯s also a shining light of hope. If you have friendship, you¡¯ll never feel_______(alone).
Exactly 10 years ago, 189 heads of state ______ (gather) in New York. They set a number of goals. These goals included helping poor people, educating children and protecting the environment. The leaders agreed to do their best to meet the goals _______ 2015.
With only five years _______ (go), about 140 world leaders got together in New York on September 20. Their________ (ÈýÌìµÄ)meeting was to talk about their work on the goals.
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Obama gets Nobel for contributions to peace
US President Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize October 9 for his calls to reduce the world's nuclear weapons and work for world peace.
Since taking office in January as the African American president, Obama has called for the cutting of nuclear weapons and worked to restart the Middle East peace process.
The prize, worth $1.4 million, will handed over to Obama in Norway on December 10. Obama will also get a gold medal and a diploma.
The Nobel Committee said it attached special importance to Obama's work for a world nuclear weapons.
" Only every rarely has a person to the same extent(³Ì¶È) Obama captured(ÒýÆð) the world's attention and given its people hope for better future," the Nobel Committee said.
People had guessed Obama might be the winner before the award, many Nobel watchers believed it was early to award the president.
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The year was 1985. Ronald Reagan was president. Mikhail Gorbachev became leader of the USSR. Back to the Future was boffo at the box office. ¡°Born in the USA¡± was climbing the charts. Philanthropy(´ÈÉÆÒµ) and pop culture
combined with LiveAid and ¡°We Are the World.¡± And ¡°.com¡±, which few people outside of the military or universities knew, came into this world.
Looking back, few could have predicted ¡°.com¡± would become one of the biggest cultural touchstones of the century. In March 1985, the Information Sciences Institute at the University of Southern California assigned the first .com domain address to symbolics.com. That seemingly nominal£¨ÏóÕ÷ÐԵģ© event set into motion forces that would change our world forever.
.com wasn¡¯t the birth of the Internet, but it was the budding computer network¡¯s coming-out party. It made it pretty and inviting. It did away with the need to have complex ¡°maps¡± that were the equivalent of writing a phone number on your hand, and opened it up for a mainstream audience.
After 1985, all it takes is a simple .com name to get into business. ¡°.com¡± became part of our daily lexicon and drove its own economic boom and depression. It helped create a whole new family of industries, facilitated global commerce and connected people around the world in ways never before possible.
It¡¯s now 2010. Barack Obama is president, thanks in part to his smart use of the Internet. There is no USSR. A computer-generated Avatar has set new box office records. ¡°TiK ToK¡± tops the charts. We¡¯re sending robots to find water on Mars. And that once-obscure computer communications system is one of our civilization¡¯s most prominent features.
61. This passage was written to mark _____.
A. the change of American presidency
B. the development of entertainment
C. the 25thanniversary of .com
D. the anniversary of the internet
62. What does the underlined word ¡°boffo¡± probably mean?
A. Successful. B. Changeable. C. Tough. D. Novel.
63. Which of the following can be the main contribution of ¡°.com¡±?
A. It gave birth to the Internet.
B. It combined politics, entertainment and space science.
C. It made the Internet accessible to ordinary people.
D. It helped produce more domain addresses.
64. We can infer that before 1985, getting on-line was _____.
A. impossible B. complex C. expensive D. popular
65. The first and last paragraphs were intended to _______.
A. make comparison B. provide details
C. list arguments D. stimulate readers¡¯ interest
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You might say that Barack Obama was elected President of the US because he knows how to give a good speech. In 2004, the little-known Obama gave a speech at the Democratic national Convention(ÃñÖ÷µ³È«¹ú»áÒé). It was a great speech---poetic, and inspiring. The people who heard it would remember it for a long time.
Since 2004, Obama has written and delivered thousands of speeches. These are usually praised for two reasons: he treats the audiences like intelligent adults, and he is able to express difficult ideas in a straightforward, natural way.
Before becoming President, Obama was a lawyer, a college professor, and a successful writer---his two memoirs have become best-sellers. The skills he needed to succeed in his previous jobs have also contributed to his success as a speechmaker.
As a lawyer, Obama learned how to make strong, convincing arguments. As a professor, he learned how to explain complex subjects in ways that helped students understand without boring them. As a writer, he learned how to use language to have a powerful influence on his audience.
Secret weapons of Obama
Writing team: Obama has a team of people who write his speeches. The writers chat with Obama for hours about what he wants to say. They listen to recordings of past presidential addresses and seek advice from advisers. Obama usually edits and rewrites the drafts several times.
Make fun of the guests: Obama starts his speech by gently making fun of his guests. His opening lines attract the audiences¡¯ attention while giving them an opportunity to relax and laugh at themselves and each other.
Making fun of himself: Obama laughs at his past mistakes and is never afraid of showing them to the public.
Obama delivers speeches to audiences large and small. He can make his audiences laugh or cry. His speeches are always thoughtful, well written, and just right for each occasion.
1... The third and fourth paragraphs mainly talk about _____.
A. why Obama¡¯s speeches are praised B. how Obama acquired his speaking ability C. what subjects Obama¡¯s speeches about D. Obama¡¯s success as a writer and a lawyer
2.. When delivering a speech, Obama ______.
A. usually starts with some famous sayings B. sometimes turns his speech into a song
C. sometimes shares a joke with the audience D. is very strict most of the time
3.. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Obama won the election campaign. B. Obama is a brilliant speechmaker
C. Obama had taken a couple of jobs. D. Obama is good at writing.
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