Asia is the largest continent in the world. A. by far B. a little C. far away D. a great deal 查看更多

 

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  Asia is the largest of the continents of the world.It is larger than Africa, larger than either of the two Americas, and four times as large as Europe.Asia and Europe form a huge land mass.Indeed Europe is so much smaller than Asia that some geographers regard Europe as a peninsula(半岛)of Asia.Many geographers say that the Ural Mountains form the dividing line between Europe and Asia.Some think differently.But all geographers agree that Asia was once linked to North America.Or, to be more exact, Alaska was at one time connected with the tip of Siberia.The ancestors of American Indians, geographers say, were Asians.30,000 years ago they went across the land bridge and settled down in new homes.Only a small canal separates Africa from Asia.But before the Suez Canal was cut in 1869 Asia was also linked to Africa.

  The highest point of the earth is in Asia.This is the peak of the Himalaya Mountains.It is over 29,140 feet high.At this altitude the air is very thin and the weather is uncertain.So the climbing is very difficult.People take great pride in getting to that peak.

  The world’s great religious originated from Asia:Buddhism from India, Christianity from Palestine, Islam from Arabia.Today Buddhism and Islam are the principal religions of much of Asia.

  Asia is also the most populous continent.China, the country with the largest population in the world, is in Asia.One half of the world’s population are Asians.A Chinese is an Asian, a Japanese is an Asian, and an Indian is an Asian.So is an Iranian, a Palestinian, an Iraqi, a Filipino, a Singaporean.A meeting of Asians is usually a large gathering.The Asian Games meet every four years, sometimes with as many as 40 nations taking part.There was a time when Asia led the world in civilization.Today most of the Asian countries are still developing countries.They are working very hard to catch up in science and technology.They must.They have little time to lose.

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Ancestors of American Indians were ________

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A.

Europeans

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Indians

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Americans

D.

Asians

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________ separates Africa from Asia.

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A.

The Ural Mountains

B.

The Himalaya Mountains

C.

The Atlantic

D.

The Suez Canal

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Christianity originated from ________

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Arabia

B.

Europe

C.

Palestine

D.

India

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Which of the following statement about Asia is NOT true?

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A.

Asia is the most populous continent.

B.

Today most of the Asian countries are still developing countries.

C.

The highest point of the earth is in Asia.

D.

Asia was once connected with South America.

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  President Bush met with many of Asia's top leaders this past week.During his trip, the President attended the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation(APEC)conference in Hanoi, Vietnam.He asked the organization's 21 members to take a stand against North Korea's nuclear program and to fight terrorism.

  APEC members did not sign a formal written agreement asking North Korea to stop its nuclear program.However, Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet read aloud a statement of support at the end of the conference.After its October 9 nuclear test, North Korea agreed to resume negotiations with the United States, Russia, China, Japan, and South Korea about ending its nuclear program.But no dates for the meetings have been set.

  Bush received a warm welcome when he arrived in Vietnam.During his three-day trip, the President took a tour of the country's economic capital, Ho Chi Minh City.Vietnamese officials considered the President's visit important.The United States and Vietnam have had a rocky relationship since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975.Both nations agreed to fight diseases like AIDS and bird flu.They also promised to increase trade and to create a good military relationship.

  Bush also met with Russian President Vladimir Putin.Bush signed an agreement supporting Russia's entry to the World Trade Organization(WTO).The WTO is an international organization that monitors and enforces rules about global trade.

  After Vietnam, Bush flew to Indonesia and spent six hours there.While there, he met with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.The President made his last stop in Honolulu, Hawaii, on Tuesday where he had breakfast with U.S.military troops and met with commanders.He returned to the White House on Wednesday.

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It can be inferred that the most important purpose of President Bush's visit to Asia is to ________.

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A.

stay away from his busy career

B.

host the APEC conference

C.

develop the relations with Asian countries

D.

look for allies to condemn North Korea

(2)

Which is the correct order of the presidential visit according to the passage?

a.President Bush made a pause in Honolulu.

b.President Bush spent six hours in Indonesia.

c.President Bush received a warm welcome in Vietnam.

d.President Bush met with U.S.army commanders.

e.President Bush met with many of Asia's top leaders.

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A.

c, e, a, b, d

B.

c, e, b, a, d

C.

c, d, b, a, e

D.

a, e, b, c, d

(3)

Which topic is not included in the passage?

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A.

Nuclear weapons.

B.

International trade.

C.

War against North Korea.

D.

Terrible disease.

(4)

What's the Vietnam's attitude to North Korea's nuclear program?

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A.

Supporting North Korea to develop the nuclear program.

B.

Calling for steps to end North Korea's nuclear program.

C.

Feeling no threats to his security.

D.

North Korea's nuclear program is none of his business.

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  The Canadian people are made up of different national races.The first   1  settlers of the country were the Indians.

  It was said that the Indians entered this continent   2   the Bering Strait and Sea from eastern Asia at most 10,000 years   3  .When Europeans first   4   the country.Indians were living in most of areas   5   forests.There were only   6   Indians in the provinces near the Atlantic Ocean.

  The second group of people to enter Canada   7   the Eskimos.They   8   the Bering Strait from Asia less than 3,000 years ago.There are few   9   of their early movements.The first white settlers in Canada were the   10  .They came in greatest   11   to Quebec, but also to Nova Scotia,   12   they cleared farms on the southern side of the Bay of Fundy.The French built their castles qt Quebec City, and cleared farms out of the forests in the area.  13   the time of the British conquest(征服)in 1763, there had been about 60,000 Frenchmen in Canada,   14   chiefly between Quebec and Montreal.There were not many British in Canada   15   American Revolution drove large numbers northward.

  Throughout the 19th century,   16   British people came to Canada.The descendants(后代)of these people   17   England, Scotland, and Ireland now make   18   about half of the population.Around the   19   of the century people came in increasing numbers from Europe and the largest numbers came   20   Central and Eastern.Germans, Czechs, Poles, Rumanians, and Ukrainians.

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famous

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well-known

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known

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news

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through

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into

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on

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across

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early

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more

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ago

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long

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reached

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left

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flew to

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shipped

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protected

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covered by

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like

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covering

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few

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packs of

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a number of

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are

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crossed

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walked

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passed

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swam

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notes

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records

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signs

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speeches

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British

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deal

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members

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areas

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numbers

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who

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whom

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where

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to live

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living

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lived

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when

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after

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until

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since

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thousand of

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thousands of

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thousands

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in

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up

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year

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turn

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from

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over

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up

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  WASHINGTON: Chinese scientist Yuan Longping and Dr Monty Jones of Sierra Leone were named co-winners of the 2004 World Food Prize here on Monday for their contribution to world food security and rice production.

  In announcing the recipients in a ceremony held at the US State Department, President of the World Food Prize Foundation Kenneth Quinn lauded both scientists for their “breakthrough scientific achievements” which have significantly increased food security for millions of people from Asia to Africa.

  Quinn said it was particularly fitting that the two pioneering rice breeders rewarded the prize during the United Nations International Year of Rice, the crop identified as the staple(主要的) diet of more than 3 billion people around the world.

  Professor Yuan Longping is director-general of the China National Hybrid Rice(杂交水稻) Research and Development Centre in Hunan Province, China. Jones is presently executive secretary of Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa.

  Yuan is credited with(功劳在于……) developing the world's first successful and widely grown hybrid rice varieties, revolutionizing rice cultivation in China and tripling production over a generation.

  Jones's work recaptured the genetic(遗传的) potential(潜能) of ancient African rice by combining African and Asian rice species.

  Present at the ceremony hosted by US Secretary of State Colin Powell were UN Food and Agriculture Director-General Jacques Diouf, US Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman and Minister and Deputy Chief of Mission of the Chinese Embassy Lan Lijun.

  The World Food Prize will be formally presented to Professor Yuan and Jones on October 14 this year in Iowa, the United States.

1.Which of the following is the best title?

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A.A.pioneer of the genetic research.

B.Passion for hybrid rice.

C.Scientists from China, Africa share food prize.

D.What is the World Food Prize?

2.The underlined word “lauded” can be replaced by ________.

[  ]

A.landed
B.praised
C.related
D.presented

3.Jones won the 2004 World Food Prize for his achievements in ________.

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A.breeding(培育) hybrid rice

B.breeding hybrid wheat

C.improving ancient African rice

D.finding the genetic secret of rice

4.Which of the following is NOT true?

[  ]

A.The ceremony was held at the US State Department

B.Professor Yuan Longping attended the ceremony hosted by US Secretary of State Colin Powell.

C.Professor Yuan and Jones will go to the USA.in October to receive the World Food Prize.

D.3 billion people around the world live on rice.

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76. Light , heat, and electricity are different forms of e____________.

 

77. Eating more vegetable and less fat will greatly b___________ your health.

 

78. The a_________ size for British schools is about 29 students in each class.

 

79. He i__________ the key into the lock but fond he couldn’t turn it.

 

80 . These plants can’t s_____________ without enough water and sunshine.

 

81. Of all the _______________(大陆),  Asia is the largest one.

82. Many friends were invited to Mary's birthday party, Jack____________(包括).

 

83. It is a bad habit to be ______________ (有瘾) to smoking.

 

84. I’m __________ (极其) sorry to have kept you waiting for so long a time.

 

85. _______________ (比较)to most of your classmates, you are lucky.

 

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