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' A7 A; T$ a* ~$ k1 J% g The Old Gate 0 _9 T5 w6 ]- N$ |+ h r% [
In the Middle Ages the vast majority of European cities had walls around them. This was partly for defensive (1) __but another factor was the need to keep out anyone regarded as undesirable, like people with contagious (2) __. The Old City of London gates were all (3) __by the end of the 18th century. The last of London’s gates was removed a century ago, but by a (4) __ of luck, it was never destroyed.
4 T+ J$ O2 \6 W, j9 Z! H This gate is, in (5) __fact, not called a gate at all; its name is Temple Bar, and it marked the (6) __between the Old City of London and Westminster. In 1878 the Council of London took the Bar down, numbered the stones and put the gate in (7) __ because its design was (8) __ it was expensive to (9) __ from www.wangxiao.cn and it was blocking the traffic.
& c) H6 u% \$ r& G- k The Temple Bar Trust was (10) __ in the 1970’s with the intention of returning the gate home. The aim of the trust is the (11) __ of the nation’s architectural heritage. 3 J* P- p7 q' R, v! c: i" e
Transporting the gate will mean physically pulling it (12) __, stone by stone, removing and rebuilding it near St Paul’s Cathedral. Most of the facade of the gate will probably be (13)__, though there is a good (14) __ that the basic structure will be sound. The hardest (15) __ of all, however, will be to recreate the statues of the monarchs that once stood on top of the gate.
: H. A% U4 t1 C7 s. w/ X 词汇:
# S$ U G8 R3 f- r9 v contagious / k?n’teid??s / adj. 传染性的,会蔓延的 demolish / di’m?li? / vt.拆除,破坏
, r8 k8 a' l) R stroke / str?uk / n. 打击 preservation / ,prez?’vei??n / n. 保存,保留 0 v7 c: k0 @- o) o o; {6 g3 u3 {- k
boundary / ’baund?ri / n. 范围,分界线 cathedral / k?’θi:dr?l / n. 保留,保存
* e' `: a( I1 q9 t3 G0 w 注释: `6 L" Z. \1 B+ h' \- X# A
1. mark the boundary between ... and... : ……在……和……两者之间划定界限
% |9 S- G- n! A- D8 B 2. there is a good chance that... : 很有可能发生某事,有……的机会 7 w6 K. @# e1 p5 I2 F& h
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. y w: m+ b) J5 t) j$ D( \% J 1. A) grounds B) reasons C) causes D) purposes
1 m; F2 f4 N7 c' B3 S* Q 2. A) injuries B) symptoms C) colds D) diseases
# s$ U4 x+ c# X 3. A) devoted B) demolished C) declared D) decreased / g5 S7 `* M2 k8 @
4. A) stroke B) wave C) hit D) blow
0 @+ \8 w+ K @, n( V 5. A) real B) contemporary C) actual
L2 }+ G* D) l' w 6. A) borders B) part C) boundary D) current . H2 [% A' o4 n' J4 a6 i/ i6 t7 |
7. A) storage B) store C) storing D) line V2 Y0 Y/ l8 n) v( L, K
8. A) unrealistic B) unfashionable C) unavailable D) stock
5 K- y9 }7 `7 R. c. t 9. A) maintain B) afford C) repair D) unbearable 2 f3 ?; y3 W7 j3 K, Q& L8 ^
10. A) set out B} set up C) set off D) fix * B& ?+ S e, m0 }8 e2 b
11. A) preservation B) reservation C) conservation D) set back ! Z+ ]4 m1 W& O) O7 F Y. w
12. A) up B) over C) on D) down
# h( A# G% V7 _) w1 s7 _* [ 13. A) replaced B) substituted C) exchanged D) overtaken
: e# v- W6 r, R& P/ T, M 14. A) capacity B) opportunity C) possibility D) chance
) L% T7 _: O+ F4 _5 B# c) [; R 15 A) requirement B) job C) necessity D) obligation |