【名师A计划】2017高考英语一轮总复习 第一部分 教材知识梳理 Unit 2 The Olympic Games练习 新人教版必修2.docVIP

Unit 2　The Olympic Games (60分钟　　81分) Part A 一、阅读理解(共8小题;每小题2分,满分16分) A Indonesia declared its independence from the Netherlands on August 17,1945 in one of the first acts of post-war decolonisation. The colorful independence celebrations draw upon the many traditions of Indonesian culture,including bizarre tests of agility(灵活) and strength. During World War ,Indonesia had been invaded by Japan and following their surrender Indonesian nationalists declared independence. The Dutch tried to resist the independence movement,eventually accepting defeat after four years following pressure from the United Nations. One of the most bizarre parts of the Indonesian independence celebrations is the Panjat Pinang competition where men clamber(艰难地爬) up greased poles. The Panjat Pinang game was introduced to Indonesia by the Dutch colonists,who placed prizes at the top of the pole during special occasions for entertainment. Because the poles are covered in grease or oil,one man is unable to clamber up unaided as they are unable to grip and climb at the same time. As a result,the men form teams where they help each other on the understanding that they split the goodies from the top of the pole equally. In an amazing feat of strength,one man grapples(抓住) with the base of the pole while his friends use him as a ladder to get to the goodies from the top. 1.By holding the Panjat Pinang game,Indonesians want to 　　　　.? A.celebrate its country’s independence B.test agility and strength C.get the prizes at the top of the pole D.carry forward the team spirit 2.The Dutch accepted the independence of Indonesia because of 　　　　.? A.four-year independence movements B.pressure from the United Nations C.Japanese surrender D.Japanese invasion 3.What can we learn from the passage? A.The Panjat Pinang game dates from a tradition of Indonesian culture. B.One man isn’t able to get the prizes without help. C.The prizes will be given to the one who gets it. D.The competitors are unable to grip the pole w