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    In the summer of 1936, people all over the world heard the name of Jesse Owens. That summer, Jesse joined the best athletes from 50 nations to compete in the Olympic Games. They met in the city of Berlin, Germany.

    　　 There was special interest in the Olympic Games that year.

    　　 Adolph Hitler was ruler of Germany. Hitler and his Nazi Party believed that white people --- especially German people --- were the best race of people on earth. They believed that other races of people --- especially those with dark skin- were almost less than human. In the summer of 1936, Hitler wanted to prove his beliefs to the world. He wanted to show that German athletes could win every important competition.

    　　 Jesse Owens was black, too. Until 1936, very few black athletes had competed in the Olympic Games for the United States. Jesse was proud to be on the team. He was very sure of his ability.

    　　 Jesse spent one week competing in four different Olympic track and field events in Berlin. During that time, he did not think much about the color of his skin, or about Adolph Hitler. At last, Jesse Owens won the highest award --- the gold medal-in all four of the Olympic competitions he entered. In the hundred-meter run, he equaled the fastest time ever run in that Olympic event. In the long jump and the 200-meter run, he set new Olympic records. And as part of a four-man team, he helped set a new world record for the 400-meter relay race.

    1. Row many nations took part in the Olympic Games in 1936?

      A 50    B 55    C 60    D 65

    2. What can be inferred from the passage?

      A Hitler thought of Jesse Owens as a hero.

      B Hitler believed that black people were worse than white people.

      C Jesse Owens was black.

      D Jesse Owens was not confident in himself when he took part in the Olympic Games.

    3. In which city was the Olympic Games held in 1936?

      A In New York.    B In London.    C In Germany.　　    D In Berlin.

    4. What does the passage mainly talk about?

      A Hitler's belief that German people were better than any other race of people in the world.

      B Black young man--Jesse Owens--became famous by winning four gold medals in the

    Olympic Games in 1936.

      C Jesse succeeded in the Olympic Games because of his hard training.

    D Hitler hated black people, especially Jesse Owens.

     

    答案：A;B;D;B
    提示：

    		1.         第一段提到，五十个国家

    2.         参看第三段，希特勒认为白人特别是德国人是最优秀的民族，黑人甚至不是人类

    3.         参看第一段，

    4.         读完文章可以得出，这篇文章说的是欧文斯如何赢得四枚金牌，证明了黑人不比别的民族差

     


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