unit1LeisureActivities概念.ppt

Part Two: In-Class Reading Global Reading Understanding Specific Information 4) The word “typical” in paragraph 5 implies that . A. most jokes or humorous stories have three parts B. every joke or humorous story has three parts C. a joke or humorous story that has three parts is a real joke or humorous story D. a common joke or humorous story is the most recognizable √ Part Two: In-Class Reading Global Reading Understanding Specific Information 5) “The joke is no less funny because it is so often used.” means the joke . A. becomes less funny because it is often used B. is not often used because it is not very funny C. is funny even if it is often used D. is often used because it is funny √ Part Two: In-Class Reading Global Reading Understanding Specific Information 6) In the story of “three elderly gentlemen”, the punch line is . A. “Let’s stop for a beer.” B. “Is this Wembley?” C. “It’s Thursday.” D. “So am I.” √ Part Two: In-Class Reading Global Reading Understanding Specific Information 7) The author cites Ding Cong’s cartoons mainly to . A. illustrate what “a play on word” is B. show Ding Cong is the greatest master of word play C. entertain the reader D. show how words play √ Part Two: In-Class Reading Global Reading Understanding Specific Information 8) According to the author, a pun is . A. the least sophisticated form of humor B. too subtle to be understood by children C. difficult to understand because of the sophisticated language D. subtle but its simple forms are within children’s reach √ Part Two: In-Class Reading Global Reading Understanding Specific Information 9) The school teacher intends to mean that “the principal and I have decided ”. A. not to kiss any more on the school playground B. that the pupils should stop