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Thanksgiving Dayis a day for giving thanks to God for blessings received during the year. Onthis day, people give thanks with dinner and prayer (祈祷).
      The first Thanksgiving Days in New England were harvest celebrations, or days forthanking God for plentiful crops. For this reason, the holiday still takesplace late in the autumn, after the crops have been gathered. For thousands ofyears, people in many parts of the world have held harvest celebrations.
      In theUnited States, Thanksgiving isusually a family day, celebrated with big dinners and pleasant gathering offamily members. The very mention of Thanksgiving often brings back memories ofkitchens and storerooms crowded with good things to eat. Thanksgiving is also atime for serious religious thinking, church services, and prayer.
      The first Thanksgiving in New England wascelebrated in Plymouth less than a year after the Plymouth colonists (殖民者) had settled in America. The first bad winter in Massachusetts had killedabout half the members of the colony. But new hope arose in the summer of 1621.The settlers expected a good corn harvest, in spite of poor crops of grains andwheat. So, in early autumn, governor (地方长官)William Bradford arranged a harvest celebration to give thanks to God for theprogress the colony had made.
      The festival lasted three days. The menof Plymouth hadshot ducks, geese, and turkeys. The menu also included fish, wild plums, cornbread, etc. The women of the settlementkept watch overcooking and outdoor fires. About 90 Indians also attended the celebration.They brought five deer (鹿) to add to the feast. Everyone ateoutdoors at large tables and enjoyed games and a military review. Similarharvest Thanksgivings were held in Plymouthduring the next several years, but no traditional date was set.
16. Which of thefollowing sentences is NOT true？
      A. People usually prepare a special feaston Thanksgiving Day.
      B. People usually go to church onThanksgiving Day.
      C. From the very beginning ThanksgivingDay had a fixed date.
      D. Thanksgiving Day reminds people ofkitchens and storerooms crowded with good things to eat.
17. According tothe passage, why did colonists choose autumn as their holidays？
      A. Because they arrived in Plymouth in the fall.
      B. Because the crops have been gatheredat that time.
      C. Because they wanted to have a goodwinter.
      D. Because it was the traditional date.
18. What do weknow from the passage？
      A. Colonists went through hard days in Plymouth.
      B. Colonists had a good harvest in thefirst autumn.
      C. Indians didn’t like to attend thecelebration.
      D. The Thanksgiving celebration is nolonger held in Plymouthbecause no traditional date was set.
19. What does “keptwatch over” mean in Sentence 3, Paragraph 5？
      A. learned      B.enjoyed       C.guarded against        D. took care of
20. How doAmericans celebrated Thanksgiving Day？
      A. Family members gather together to havea big dinner.
      B. People enjoyed eating outdoors.
      C. They gathered the crops onThanksgiving Day.
      D. They invited Indians to have a dinner with them.

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感恩节Dayis感谢上帝在这一年收到的祝福。 Onthis日，人们通过晚餐和祈祷（祈祷）表示感谢。
      新英格兰的第一个感恩节是丰收的庆祝活动，或是为丰收庄稼祈福上帝的日子。出于这个原因，在庄稼收集之后，这个假期仍然在秋季的晚些时候进行。数千年来，世界许多地区的人们都举行丰收庆祝活动。
      在美国，感恩节通常是一个家庭日，庆祝与大餐和愉快的聚会成员。感恩节的提及常常带回厨房和库房的美好回忆。感恩节也是严肃的宗教思想，教会服务和祷告的时间。
      新英格兰的第一个感恩节在普利茅斯被殖民者不到一年后在美国定居。马萨诸塞州的第一个糟糕的冬天已经杀死了一半的殖民地成员。但是，在1621年夏天出现了新的希望。定居者预计谷物和小麦收成不错，但玉米收成良好。因此，在初秋，地方长官William Bradford安排了一次丰收庆祝活动，感谢上帝为这个殖民地所取得的进展而感谢上帝。
      节日历时三天。普利茅斯的男人拥有鸭，鹅和火鸡。菜单还包括鱼，野生李子，玉米面包等。沉睡的女人看着过度烹饪和户外火灾。约有90名印度人也参加了庆祝活动。他们带来了五只鹿（鹿）以增添盛宴。每个人都在大桌子外出，享受游戏和军事评论。同样的感恩节在未来几年在普利茅斯举行，但没有确定传统的日期。
16.下列哪个句子不正确？
      答：人们通常会准备一个特殊的感恩节。
      B.人们通常在感恩节那天去教堂。
      C.从一开始，感恩节就有一个固定的日期。
      D.感恩节提醒人们厨房和储藏室里挤满了好吃的东西。
17.根据这段话，为什么殖民者选择秋季作为他们的假期？
      答：因为他们在秋天抵达普利茅斯。
      B.因为那时农作物已经被收集起来了。
      C.因为他们想要有一个良好的冬天。
      D.因为这是传统的日期。
18.我们从这段经文中知道了什么？
      A.殖民者在普利茅斯度过了艰难的日子。
      B.第一季秋季，殖民者收获丰收。
      C.印度人不喜欢参加庆祝活动。
      D.感恩节庆祝活动不再在普利茅斯举行，因为没有设定传统日期。
19.在第5段的第3句中，“keepwatch over”是什么意思？
      A.学会B.喜欢C.看守D.对待D.照顾
20.美国人如何庆祝感恩节？
      A.家人聚在一起吃一顿丰盛的晚餐。
      B.人们喜欢在室外吃东西。
      C.他们在感恩节当天收集了作物。
      D.他们邀请印度人与他们共进晚餐。