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Sir
Emest Shackleton was not only a great explorer, but also he was an intelligent
man. He once found himself and two of his men at the top of an icy mountain
ridge (山脊) . They had no way to get
down to its side. Their destination had been the tiny Whaling Station of
strummers, near the South Pole. Shackleton knew if they didn't get down from
the ridge, no one would ever hear from them again.
Shackleton
knew there was only one thing to do. He explained that they would all have to
slide (滑) down. He instructed the
two men to wind(绕) their ropes into a coil(卷) .Then each of the men sat down on a coiled and slid down the icy
slope into the darkness. When they found themselves at the bottom, unhurt,
Shackleton said, "You know, we shouldn't do that kind of thing too
often." The laughter broke the tension all the men were feeling. They
arrived later than expected, but safely at the Whaling Station.
(1)
Sir Shackleton was ______.
A . both brave and bright
B . neither brave nor smart
C . either shy or foolish
D . courageous and stupid
(2)
It would be _______ if they couldn't slide down the ridge.
A . safe
B . dead
C . dangerous
D . good
(3)
They had ______ way to get down the ridge.
A . many
B . two
C . only one
D . no
(4)
They did not get ______ when they got to the bottom.
A . hurt
B . ached
C . burned
D . damaged
(5)
They were all ______ when hearing what Sir Shackleton said.
A . tense
B . relaxed
C . worried
D . nervous
答案: A
C
D
A
B