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Alaska is known for its cold and snowy weather. For many years dog sleds(雪橇) were the only means of transportation during the long winter. Today some Alaskans combine fun and hard work in a yearly dog sled race. The Iditarod Trail Race is the longest dog sled race in the world. It lasts from two to three weeks and covers almost seventeen hundred kilometers.
The race goes across Alaska from Anchorage to Nome. It follows trails that were once used by people who looked for gold in Alaska's wildness. The race also follows the route of several brave Alaskans who brought medicine from Anchorage to Nome in the winter of 1925. They carried the badly needed medicine through bad storms and helped save many lives.
The race, which is held in March, is very hard for the dog sled drivers. Each day, the dogs run for about four hours and then rest for four hours. Often, they have to travel as much as 110 kilometers a day. The drivers must feed and take care of the dogs during the rest periods. Sometimes they only sleep for about two hours each day. Because the race is so hard, many drivers don't expect to win. For most of them, just being able to finish is a victory.
1.During the winter of 1925, ________.
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A.people looked for gold in Alaska's wildness
B.several brave Alaskans brought medicine from Anchorage to Nome
C.the worst storm in Alaskan history took place
D.the first Iditarod Trail Race took place
2.The main topic of the passage is ________.
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A.The Alaska Winter
B.Transportation in Alaska
C.The longest Dog Sled Race in the World
D.The Importance of Winning
3.What is true according to the passage?
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A.The Iditarod Trail Race is the hardest race in the world.
B.The race usually covers 17,000 kilometers and lasts a couple of weeks.
C.Anchorage may be the starting point of the race.
D.Anchorage is seven hundred kilometers away from Alaska.
科目:高中英语 来源:2004年高考红皮书·英语 题型:050
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A senior executive of the world's largest mobile phone maker Nokia is appealing(申诉) a record $103, 600 fine for speeding because his income has dropped, Finnish media and officials said. Millionaire Anssi Vanjoke was caught racing his motorbike down a Helsinki street at 47 mph in a 31 mph zone, and unlike in marry other countries, Finnish traffic fines change according to the offender's(违反者) average income. The fine was based on Vanjoke's 1999 income which was increased by big options(期权) sale. But Vanjoki's income dropped greatly last year as Nokia's share price fell alongside other techshares, making option sales uneconomical(不合算).
Vanjoki's fine is believed to be the largest ever traffic penalty in Finland, beating a fine of more than $17, 000 handed down to Internet millionaire Jaakko Rytsola and one of $31, 200 given to Vanjoki's colleague, Nokia president Pekka Ala-Pietila. A Helsinki district court official con-fumed that Vanjoki's appeal would be heard on May 15.
1.Anssi Vanjoki is appealing because ________.
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A.he thinks the law is unfair
B.he has gone bankrupt(破产) now
C.he has earned much less now
D.his fine is too much
2.In Finland, traffic fines change so ________.
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A.the faster you drive, the more you'll be fined
B.the richer you are, the more you'll be fined
C.if you are famous, you'll pay less
D.if your income is small, you'll pay nothing
3.Which of the following is true?
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A.All the three persons work in Nokia.
B.Only Anssi Vanjoki works in Nokia.
C.Only Pekka, Ala-Pietila works in Nokia.
D.All the three don't work in Nokia.
4.What is the result of Vanjoki's appeal?
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A.His fine will be reduced.
B.His fine will be increased.
C.His fine will remain the same.
D.There is no information in the passage.
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