法国一家拍卖公司于2009年2月25日在巴黎公开拍卖从中国掠夺的鼠首和兔首铜像,此举激起中国人民的强烈愤慨。请你根据下表提示,用英语写一篇短文。文物背景:
1. 鼠首和兔首铜像制作于清代,是圆明园诸多装饰品之一;
2. 1860年, 英法联军火烧圆明园, 抢走包括鼠首和兔首铜像等在内的大量文物;
3. 今年二月在巴黎公开拍卖;
4. 中国政府坚决反对,要求按国际法无偿归还;文物事件;
5. 法国公司一意孤行;
6. 中国人民积极行动,采取措施阻止拍卖。
7. 你的感想(请考生谈谈对此事的看法,列举两至三条)。
注意:
1. 对所给要点,逐一陈述,可适当增加细节,使其连贯, 不简单翻译。
2. 词数:150左右,开头已给出,不计入总词数。
3. 参考词汇:auction n. & vt. 拍卖 relic [C] n.文物,遗物
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A.persisted in | B.consisted of | C.made up | D.insisted on |
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A.machine | B.facility | C.object | D.equipment |
A.superiority | B.ability | C.position | D.influence |
A.decreased | B.dropped | C.shrank | D.increased |
A.amateur | B.winner | C.competitor | D.loser |
A.taken after | B.taking on | C.named after | D.looking after |
tell shout reply greet weep speak |
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9 . I'm Victor Bobra from Belarus. When I was three years old, a nuclear explosion (核爆炸) blew up in Chernobyl, Ukraine. At the time, I was living on the border with Ukraine.When the explosion happened, my dad, was looking after the trucks at the station. When he heard about the disaster, he took us to Brest on the truck. After that, my family moved to Minsk.
Many years have passed since the explosion. Different places were affected differently. If you live in an area like Minsk, it's not as polluted as other areas. Kids there were born normally. Maybe they were underweight or something, but this was because of the problems of the economic situation. If kids were born around the Brest area, they were, born almost perfectly, because it's the cleanest area in Belarus. But if kids were born around the area to the east of Belarus,most of the kids were born deformed (畸形的).
I don't know much about how it has affected my health. But what happened was that everybody had a medical check-up after the disaster. The doctors found that I had got some protein inside me: So they thought there was something wrong with me, and suggested I should be treated.
My mum set up 'a charity, Chernobyl Children Lifeline, which raised some money for me. I've stayed here for treatment since then. The reason I can't go to Belarus is because of the radiation (辐射). If I go back, I might get radiation and get ill. Certainly there isn't any medical care, because the country is very poor. At the moment I can't even see my parents for a holiday. My parents probably miss me. I think the fault (过失) that Chernobyl blew up is the government's.
1. What can we learn from the second paragraph?A.People in Minsk were rich before the disaster. |
B.Victor Bobra lived in the cleanest area in Belarus. |
C.The east of Belarus was seriously affected by the disaster. |
D.Kids born in Minsk were underweight because of the disaster. |
A.provide home for the homeless |
B.collect money for his treatment |
C.raise money for deformed kids |
D.help those suffering from radiation |
A.The author's father didn't survive the disaster. |
B.The author lived in Minsk when the disaster happened. |
C.The author was given good treatment with the help of the government. |
D.The author thought the government should take responsibility for the disaster. |
A.everybody had a medical examination after the nuclear explosion |
B.the doctors did not think it necessary to have the author treated |
C.the author's country can afford to provide medical care |
D.the author is living with his parents now |
A.To prove the great force of the nuclear explosion. |
B.To tell readers the nuclear explosion in Chernobyl. |
C.To show the bad effects of the nuclear explosion. |
D.To find out the truth of the nuclear explosion. |
It was Sunday, December 7, 1941. It looked like it was going to be a normal day
The surprise attack came as