2、 Recent weeks have seen a wave of new books, stamps, movies, television programmes, newspaper articles, songs and performances, all celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Deng Xiaoping, on August 22. To Chinese people, he was no doubt one of China’s greatest leaders.
Many Westerners remember Deng as “a little man with great ideas”. He was famous for his practical and direct manner, shown in famous slogans such as “No matter if it is a white cat or a black cat; a cat that can catch rats is a good cat” and “Poverty is not socialism”.
In 1979, as the first top Chinese communist leader to set foot in the United States, he was regarded as a symbol of friendship when he wore a cowboy hat in Houston, Texas, and rode around in a stage coach.
“His straightforward manner earned the trust of the American people. He changed the American people’s traditional view of Chinese leaders and China,” said David Lampton, a well-known American expert on China. “He succeeded in strengthening Chinese diplomatic relations.” Lampton said that Deng opened China up to the rest of the world and helped develop more friendly relations with the West.
“Deng’s reform increased the world’s understanding of China and today Americans are no longer afraid of China,” said Mike Wallace, an American journalist who interviewed Deng in 1986. At that time, he said, China was still mysterious in the eyes of Westerners.
Talking of his impression of Deng, Wallace said he was very honest and clever. He recalled a conversation at the beginning of the interview. “I started the interview by saying ‘reporters don’t normally get to meet you’. Deng answered, ‘Because I am an ordinary person’. Then I asked, ‘Why did you decide to have the interview with us at this time?’ He replied, ‘Because I want to know American people and that they can know China better; by American people I also mean American leaders’.”
Though he interviewed many international leaders, Wallace thought Deng was very different form them all. Maybe the fact that Deng was selected twice as “Person of the Year” by the world-famous American Time magazine tells it all.
56. The passage mainly talks about_____________.
A. how Deng was regarded by Chinese people
B. how Deng was viewed amongst foreigners
C. what Deng was famous for
D. how Deng strengthened the relations between China and the US
57. Which of the following isn’t the result of Deng’s visiting America in 1979?
A. It made Americans no longer afraid of China
B. It opened China up to the world
C. It developed the relations between China and the US
D. It changed Westerners’ view of China
58. Which of the following can best show many Westerners’ impression on Deng?
A. Honest and clever B. Kind and friendly
C. Practical and direct D. A little man with great ideas
59. What does the underlined word “it” in the last sentence refer to?
A. He was selected twice as “Person of the Year” by the American Time magazine.”
B. Hw wanted to know American people
C. He was very different from many other international leaders
D. He wanted American people to know China better
2、BADC
科目：高中英語 來源： 題型：閱讀理解
Recent weeks have seen a wave of new books, stamps, movies, television programmes, newspaper articles, songs and performances, all celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Deng Xiaoping, on August 22. To Chinese people, he was no doubt one of
Many Westerners remember Deng as “a little man with great ideas”. He was famous for his practical and direct manner, shown in famous slogans such as “No matter if it is a white cat or a black cat; a cat that can catch rats is a good cat” and “Poverty is not socialism”.
In 1979, as the first top Chinese communist leader to set foot in the
“His straightforward manner earned the trust of the American people. He changed the American people’s traditional view of Chinese leaders and
“Deng’s reform increased the world’s understanding of
Talking of his impression of Deng, Wallace said he was very honest and clever. He recalled a conversation at the beginning of the interview. “I started the interview by saying ‘reporters don’t normally get to meet you’. Deng answered, ‘Because I am an ordinary person’. Then I asked, ‘Why did you decide to have the interview with us at this time?’ He replied, ‘Because I want to know American people and that they can know
Though he interviewed many international leaders, Wallace thought Deng was very different form them all. Maybe the fact that Deng was selected twice as “Person of the Year” by the world-famous American Time magazine tells it all.
56. The passage mainly talks about_____________.
A. how Deng was regarded by Chinese people
B. how Deng was viewed amongst foreigners
C. what Deng was famous for
D. how Deng strengthened the relations between
57. Which of the following isn’t the result of Deng’s visiting
A. It made Americans no longer afraid of
B. It opened
C. It developed the relations between
D. It changed Westerners’ view of
58. Which of the following can best show many Westerners’ impression on Deng?
A. Honest and clever B. Kind and friendly
C. Practical and direct D. A little man with great ideas
59. What does the underlined word “it” in the last sentence refer to?
A. He was selected twice as “Person of the Year” by the American Time magazine.”
B. Hw wanted to know American people
C. He was very different from many other international leaders
D. He wanted American people to know
科目：高中英語 來源： 題型：閱讀理解
Recent weeks have seen a wave of new books, stamps, movies, television programmes, newspaper articles, songs and performances, all celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Deng Xiaoping, on August 22. To Chinese people, he was no doubt one of China’s greatest leaders.
Many Westerners remember Deng as “a little man with great ideas”. He was famous for his practical and direct manner, shown in famous slogans such as “No matter if it is a white cat or a black cat; a cat that can catch rats is a good cat” and “Poverty is not socialism”.
In 1979, as the first top Chinese communist leader to set foot in the United States, he was regarded as a symbol of friendship when he wore a cowboy that in Houston, Texas, and rode around in a stage coach.
“His straightforward manner earned the trust of the American people. He changed the American people’s traditional view of Chinese leaders and China,” said David Lampton, a well-known American expert on China. “He succeeded in strengthening Chinese diplomatic relations.” Lampton said that Deng opened China up to the rest of the world and helped develop more friendly relations with the West.
“Deng’s reform increased the world’s understanding of China and today Americans are no longer afraid of China,” said Mike Wallace, an American journalist who interviewed Deng in 1986. At that time, he said, China was still mysterious in the eyes of Westerners.
Talking of his impression of Deng, Wallace said he was very honest and clever. He recalled a conversation at the beginning of the interview. “I started the interview by saying ‘reporters don’t normally get to meet you’. Deng answered, ‘Because I am an ordinary person’. Then I asked, ‘Why did you decide to have the interview with us at this time?’ He replied, ‘Because I want to know American people and that they can know China better; by American people I also mean American leaders’.”
Though he interviewed many international leaders, Wallace thought Deng was very different form them all. Maybe the fact that Deng was selected twice as “Person of the Year” by the world-famous American Time magazine tell it all.
1. The passage mainly talks about_____________.
A. how Deng was regarded by Chinese people
B. how Deng was viewed amongst foreigners
C. what Deng was famous for
D. how Deng strengthened the relations between China and the US
2. Which of the following isn’t the result of Deng’s visiting America in 1979?
A. It made Americans no longer afraid of China
B. It opened China up to the world
C. It developed the relations between China and the US
D. It changed Westerners’ view of China
3. Which of the following can best show many Westerners’ impression on Deng?
A. Honest and clever B. Kind and friendly
C. Practical and direct D. A little man with great ideas
4. What does the underlined word “it” in the last sentence refer to?
A. He was selected twice as “Person of the Year” by the American Time magazine.”
B. He wanted to know American people
C. He was very different from many other international leaders
D. He wanted American people to know China better
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