阅读理解

　　The world's oldest man, 112-ear-ld Antonio Todde died on the Italian island of Sardinia. Todde made it into the Guinness Book of Records when he turned 112 last year and wore his crown of “The Oldest Living Man on Earth” with pride and a sense of humor.

　　Born in a tiny mountain village in 1889, the same year work on the Eiffel Tower was completed and baby Adolf Hitler took his first breath, Todde seldom left the village. He lived in the same house with his wife of 78 years, Maria Antonia, all his life.

　　He witnessed (见证) the two World Wars, a technological revolution and saw the world's population quadruple (四倍) but was untroubled by the passing of the years.

　　“His life was very simple but those 100 years, he lived them to the full,” said Mariolina, recalling how he liked to play cards with his friends and go for long walks.

　　Todde's life and that of his fellow islanders is the focus of a scientific study.

　　A remarkable number of Sardinia's 1.6 million people live through a century. Some 135 people per million live to see their 100th birthday.

　　Todde's own family seems a case in point-his tow daughters are 78 and 81 separately and his sister is 98．

　　The answer to the often-posed question of just how he managed it was simple for Antonio.

　　“Just love your brother and drink a good glass of red wine every day,”he was quoted (引证) as saying when he celebrated his 112th birthday last year.

　　“You take one day after the other, you just go on.”

1．Antonio Todde made it into the Guinness Book of Records, because ________.

[　　]

A．he witnessed the two World Wars

B．he was the oldest man in the world

C．he had a sense of humor

D．he was the focus of a scientific study

2．The underlined word“he”in the passage refers to ________.

[　　]

3．From the passage we know that ________.

[　　]

A．Todde acted as a soldier in the two World Wars

B．Todde's life was greatly affected by the two World Wars

C．the Eiffel Tower was completed in the year 1889

D．living in the mountain is necessary for a man to live long

4．Todde's secret of becoming the world's oldest man is that ________.

[　　]

A．he did nothing but drink a glass of red wine every day

B．he lived a life in his own way

C．he was rich enough to care nothing but play

D．the land and water were good to him

5．The best title for the passage is ________.

[　　]

A．World's oldest man died

B．How to live long just as the old man did

C．The secrets of living long

D．The oldest man's love

阅读理解

　　The world's oldest man, 112-yearold Antonio Todde died on the Italian island of Sardinia. Todde made it into the Guinness Book of Records when he turned 112 last year and wore his crown of “The Oldest Living Man on Earth” with pride and a sense of humor.

　　Born in a tiny mountain village in 1889, the same year work on the Eiffel Tower was completed and baby Adolf Hitler took his first breath, Todde seldom left the village. He lived in the same house with his wife of 78 years, Maria Mutonia, all his life.

　　He witnessed(目睹) the two World Wars, a technological revolution and saw the world's population quadrupled(4倍) but was untroubled by the passing of the years.

　　“His life was very simple but those 100 years, he lived them to the full,” said Mariolina, recalling how much he liked to play cards with his friends and go for long walks.

　　Todde's Life and that of his fellow islanders is the focus of a scientific study.

　　A remarkable number of Sardinia's 1.6 million people live through a century. Some 135 people per million live to see their 100th birthday.

　　Todde's own family seems a case in point－his two daughters are 78 and 81 separately and his sister is 98.

　　The answer to the often-posed question of just how he managed it was simple for Antonio.

　　“Just love your brother and drink a good glass of red wine every day,” he was quoted(引证) as saying when he celebrated his 112th birthday last year.

　　“You take one day after the other, you just go on.”

　　1．Antonio Todde made it into the Guinness Book of Records, because ________.

[　　]

A．he witnessed the two World Wars

B．he was the oldest man in the world

C．he had a sense of humor

D．he was the focus of a scientific study

2．The underlined word “he” in the passage refers to ________.

[　　]

3．From the passage we know that ________.

[　　]

A．Todde acted as a soldier in the two World Wars

B．Todde's life was greatly affected by the two World Wars

C．the Eiffel Tower was completed in the year 1889

D．living in the mountain is necessary for a man to live long

4．Todde's secret of becoming the world's oldest man is that ________.

[　　]

A．he did nothing but drink a glass of red wine every day

B．he lived a life in his own way

C．he was rich enough to care nothing but play

D．the land and weather were good to him