高三英语阅读理解限时训练（6）ASuddenlyallthelightsonthatcrowdedundergroundtrainwentout．Thenitstoppedinthatdarktunnel．Wewaited.Weexpectedthelightstocomeonagainsoon．Butnothinghappened．ThenIbegantosmellsomething．Yes,Icouldsmellsmoke．So1askedmyself,"Isthistrainonfire?"Peoplearoundmethenbegantocryoutinfear．"Thetrainisonfire!"theycried．Thenthewomanstandingnexttomesuddenlyfellonthefloor．Irealizedshewasovercomebythesmoke．ThenIsawflamesappearing．"Ifsomethingdoesnothappensoon,"Isaidtomyself,"Iwillbeburntalive!"ButasIstoodthereinthedarkinthatcrowdedburningtrain,Icouldseenowaytoescape．Ithought,"NoonecansavemefromcertaindeathbutGod．OnlyGodcanmakeawayforanyofustoescapedeathinthistrain．"Beforetheflamesreachedme,1foundtheopendoorandIclimbedoutofthetrainintothedarktunnel．ThenasquicklyasIcould,Iranfromtheburningtraindownthetunnel．NowasIranIcouldhearhundredsofpeoplethatwerelockedinthatburningtrain,cryingoutforhelp．IknewIcoulddonothingtohelpthem,soIranon．ThenfortwohoursIkeptwalkinginthatdarktraintunnel．AtlastIsawalightinthedistance．Iaskedmyself"WhydidGodenablemetoescapedeath?"Idecided,"Godmusthaveapurposeforsavingmylife．HemustwantmetohelpotherpeopleexperiencewhatHecoulddoforthem．"41．Whatcausedthewomannexttometofall?A．Thefire．B．Fear．C．Thesmoke．D．Anxiety．42．Thepassengersfailedtoescapebecause_____．A．theydidn'tfindthewayoutB．theyweretoofrightenedtomoveC．thefireandsmokeweretoomuchD,toomanypeoplewereintheirway43．Whatwouldtheauthormostpossiblydoafterhesawtheexitfromthetunnel?A．Goinghome．B．Blaminghimself．C．Callingreporters．D．Returningtohelp．44．Betweenwhichtwoparagraphscanthefollowingparagraphbeput?Icried,"God,ifitisnotmytimetodie,pleasehelpme!"ThenIheardanoise．Itwaslikeadooropening．Itwasonmyrighthandside．Sointhedark,Iatoncebegantopushmywayforwardtowherethatnoisecamefrom.A．BetweenParagraphs2and3．B．BetweenParagraphs3and4．[来源:Zxxk.Com]C．BetweenParagraphs4and5．D．BetweenParagraphs5and6．用心爱心专心1BTravellingaroundtheworldwithchildrenisdifficultenough,whileattemptingitwithoutusingmotorizedtransportisevenmoreofchallenge．Evenso,DarioSchworera42-year-oldclimatologistandmountainguide,andhis33-year-oldwifeSabineareonajourneytodojustthat．TheSwisscouplewanttotravelacrosstheworld'soceansandclimbthehighestmountainoneverycontinenttopromoteEarth-friendlywaysoflife．"Wearecollectinggoodexamplesofdealingwithclimatechangeandlivinginharmonywithnatureandwewanttospreadsuchideas．"Schworersaid．"Wewanttohelppeopleaffectedbyglobalwarmingandtoinspirechildrenforthefuture．"RecentlyafterhavingspentthreemonthsteachingchildrenintheEverestregion,thecouplewanttoshowitispossibletotravelthroughtheworld'sclimatezonesusingjusthuman-powerandforcesofnature．Inthe47countriestheyhavevisitedtheyhavecollected22tonsoftrash,taughtpeopleinEcuadorhowthesun'srayscanbeusedtocleanwaterandinspiredapersoninChiletobuildahouseonwaterwithrecycledplasticbottlesasafoundation．TheyhavealsocollectedtrashinthemountainsofNepalwithschoolchildren．Sofartheyhavecommunicatedwith45,000childrenfromSouthAmerica,AustraliaandAsia,givingpresentationsabouttheimportanceofrecyclingandusingalternativeenergylikesolarandwindpower．Whentheybegantheiradventurein2003theyhadnochildrenoftheirown．Butsincethentwohasbecomefive:daughterSabineisnowfiveyearsold,AndriwasborninChileandbabyNeowasbominAustralia．Initiallyth...
