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In the steep and undulating Tongtian River Gorge at the source of the Yangtze River, the silence for thousands of years was broken by a burst of exciting Sichuan chants, "Hey yo, hey yo hey yo, hey; hey yo, hey Hey, hey, hey..." A red rubber boat rushed down from the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, with five golden characters flashing on both sides of the boat - "Descendants of the Dragon." A young man in a red life jacket holds a pair of oars and stares at the rapids in front of him with stern eyes. (a) He steers the rubber boat smoothly and rushes left and right in the river (b), flying down the current. The echoes of the canyons on both sides echo the high and vigorous chants, making people feel that this is not a single boat traveling alone, but like thousands of boats racing...

The waves are surging, and the Yangtze River has gone through vicissitudes of thousands of miles. , has been flowing on the land of China for 40 million years. Like the ancient Yellow River, it has given birth to the great Chinese nation, (c) giving birth to generations of hard-working, wise and brave descendants. People are grateful to the Yangtze River, people are in awe of the Yangtze River, and people are praising the Yangtze River... However, for thousands of years, no one has dared to float directly down the Yangtze River. The Yangtze River is like a dragon and a ferocious beast. It is fast and slow at times, stretching for 6,380 kilometers; its waves are shocking, rushing and bursting, with a drop of 5,400 meters. The gorge is steep and deep, with dense reefs, rocks piercing the sky, and rough waves crashing on the shore. How magnificent! Danger! No wonder some people have changed their minds when talking about "Jiang". However, the Chinese nation has never lacked heroes who rode dragons and subdued tigers. Look at the young man in the river. His oars cut through the flying waves, his boat crushed the rapids, and he actually drifted down from the source of the Yangtze River.

Who is this person who dares to take such a risk? Dare to break the eternal record?

His name is Yao Maoshu. ("The First Man to Drift the Yangtze River" Guo Zhenggang)

9. The original words in the spaces (a), (b) and (c) in the first and second paragraphs should be ( )

A. (a) Calm and composed (b) Rushing (c) Nurture

B. (a) concentrate on (b) roar (c) nurture

C. (a) Calm and composed (b) Galloping and roaring (c) Breastfeeding

D. (a) Concentrated (b) Galloping and surging (c) Breastfeeding

10. Why did Yao Maoshu write the words "Descendant of the Dragon" on his rubber boat?

11． The ellipsis at the end of the first paragraph seems to imply that the reason why "it makes people feel that this is not a boat traveling alone, but like a thousand boats racing" is other than the "echo of..." and "chant". What is the other reason? Can you tell me?

12. The quantifier "leaf" in "Yiye Qingzhou" is very vivid. What's so good about it? Can you name a few more such vivid quantifiers? (Such as "a camel")

13. What expressions are mainly used in the second paragraph? What does it do?

14. What are the similarities between the spiritual character of Yao Maoshu and Scott in "The Great Tragedy"?

Answer: 9.C 10. He wanted to show that the feat of rafting the Yangtze River was not a personal act, but represented the "descendants of the dragon" - the descendants of Yan and Huang.

11． Because Yao Maoshu's Yangtze River rafting is the embodiment of the national spirit of the descendants of Yan and Huang, his rafting scenes are particularly powerful and give people the feeling of "thousands of sails racing". 12． The quantifier "leaf" vividly expresses that the rubber boat is too light and too small on the turbulent river, thus setting off Yao Maoshu's fearless spirit. For example: a well, a fish, a pig, a head of garlic, a homing pigeon. 13． According to the discussion, the dangers of the Yangtze River reflect Yao Maoshu's noble spirit of daring to explore and bring glory to the nation. 14. They all have the courage to explore the mysteries of nature, are not afraid of hardships and sacrifices, and put the honor of the nation and country first.