高三英语09高考阅读课堂训练6.doc

高三英语09高考阅读课堂训练6 A Hao Jinsong is facing a strong opponent(对手).So strong, in fact, that most others can do nothing but obey, but Hao doesn’t want to. He waits patiently for months, and then takes a sudden action. Hao is a 33-year-old graduate student at China University of Political Science and law. He is bookish and not as strong as Schwarzenegger or as fast as Spider-Man. And the property he is fighting for goes for less than a bottle of water. But, he has managed to become a real headache for his opponents—China’s railways. And he sounds like a trouble-maker. Since last summer he has filed six lawsuits(诉讼) against the railways and Beijing’s subway. Hao has complained about some shops in the train station refusing to give him a receipt(收据),something that most passengers choose to give up. “Id call myself a lawyer rather than a trouble-maker,” said Hao, explaining how he bad struggled for a receipt as preparation for his complaints on purpose. “That’s the softest part of a strong administration, the only part that an ordinary man can find fault with and attack legally,” he continued”. I just want to make this hole bigger so that consumers get what they should have” The results haven’t been so bad so far. However, thanks to Hao’s effort, at Beijing’ s No.8 Subway line people now get a receipt after paying to use the toilet there. “Chinese need a civic consciousness(公民意识).They need to know that they are the absolute equal of the government, which should serve the taxpayers”. Some people say that Hao is selling himself via the media. Far from denying that, Hao admits that he’s good at taking advantage of news reports In fact, he rarely has enough time for classroom work. Instead, he’s at an interview every week. He was even too busy to bother to wash his face before the interview. 56. The underlined word “file” in the passage means . A. place documents in files B. arrange things in order C. make an application D. ask for legal proceedings 57.When some peopl