题目

通读下面短文，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案填入空格内, 使短文通顺、连贯。 Have you ever heard of tulipomania (郁金香狂)? This means that people went crazy (疯狂) for tulips (郁金香), all at the same time. This is not a joke. It really 1! About 400 years ago, tulips were becoming the most 2 flower in Holland. Rich people spent a lot of money 3 lavish gardens (奢侈的花园). It seemed that the more tulips they put in their gardens, the 4 they felt. This made the price of tulips go higher and higher. If the 5 of a tulip was 50 florins on Monday, it might be 100 florins by Wednesday. People started to think they could make a lot of 6 by selling tulips. Both rich and poor people wanted tulips. 7 people didn't have money, they would sell their land and their animals to buy tulips. In late 1636, tulipomania reached its top. One tulip could be sold for 6000 florins, two horses and a coach. Soon after, tulip traders found that people did not 8 to pay such high prices for tulips any more. Tulips became cheap. People who had paid a lot of money for their tulips 9 everything. It seems hard to believe that people would spend so much money on 10, but we can learn something from tulipomania. （1） A . happened B . stood C . disagreed D . planned （2） A . dangerous B . normal C . popular D . educational （3） A . painting B . building C . visiting D . touching （4） A . richer B . poorer C . angrier D . colder （5） A . price B . number C . name D . date （6） A . friends B . trouble C . tulips D . money （7） A . Though B . If C . Unless D . Because （8） A . forget B . refuse C . want D . help （9） A . bought B . got C . lost D . chose （10） A . clothes B . houses C . animals D . flowers 答案：（1）A；（2）C；（3）B；（4）A；（5）A；（6）D；（7）B；（8）C；（9）C；（10）D；

查看本题答案和解析