3."I have rights.I have the right of education.I have the right to play.I have the right to sing.I have the right to talk.I have the right to go to market.I have the right to speak up."
That was Malala Yousafzai.She was (41)D about girls'rights to an education,something (42)Dby the Taliban militant group.
About a year after that interview,15-year old Malala was shot (43)A the head by a Taliban gunman.She (44)D,and continued her work to help young women get an education.On Friday,at age 17,Malala became the youngest person ever awarded a Nobel Peace prize.She (45)B it with Kailash Satyarthi of India.The 60-year old activist has led peaceful demonstrations (46)Cchild slavery and forced labor.
The (47)D that the award is shared is significant.Malala is a Pakistani Muslim,Satyarthi is an Indian Hindu.Their nations are (48)B.Malala says the award gives a message to people of love between Pakistan and India and between different (49)A.
Malala came to the press conference (50)Dfrom school.She spoke mostly without note,she talked for about 15minutes,and she described how she'd been in the (51)Blesson at 10:15in the morning,and she knew it was a(an)(52)Aday,she knew the Nobel Peace awards were going to be announced,and at 10:15she had said to (53)C,that she didn't expect that she was going to get the award.
Then a teacher came to the chemistry class (54)Cshe was,and she was (55)Ato one side told that she had won the award,but she decided(56)Dthat that she would stay and finish her lesson.
She had a physics lesson before coming and (57)Athe speech.And she talked about how she felt honored to have received this award.
"I'm feeling honored that I'm being(58)C as a Nobel laureate(获奖者),and I have been honored with this-this (59)Baward to the Nobel Peace Prize.And I'm proud that I'm the (60)BPakistani and the first young woman or the first young person who's getting this award.It's a great honor for me."
41.A.talking up | B.holding up | C.summing up | D.speaking up |
42.A.supported | B.approved | C.objected | D.opposed |
43.A.in | B.at | C.on | D.to |
44.A.died | B.struggled | C.escaped | D.survived |
45.A.speaks | B.shares | C.gets | D.accepts |
46.A.for | B.towards | C.against | D.through |
47.A.news | B.information | C.idea | D.fact |
48.A.friends | B.rivals | C.relatives | D.neighbors |
49.A.religions | B.cultures | C.countries | D.areas |
50.A.slowly | B.hurriedly | C.quickly | D.direct |
51.A.math | B.chemistry | C.physics | D.geography |
52.A.important | B.necessary | C.wonderful | D.useful |
53.A.her | B.them | C.herself | D.themselves |
54.A.who | B.which | C.where | D.what |
55.A.taken | B.fetched | C.brought | D.carried |
56.A.beyond | B.beneath | C.beside | D.despite |
57.A.giving | B.offering | C.leading | D.talking |
58.A.advised | B.realized | C.chosen | D.asked |
59.A.splendid | B.precious | C.concise | D.enormous |
60.A.best | B.first | C.greatest | D.smartest |