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    (B)
    The Hawaiian Islands are situated（位于） about two thousand miles away from North   America, right in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Despite the distance the Islands actually make up the fiftieth state of the United States. The Islands were all formed by volcano（火山） eruption and on the largest of the islands, Hawai, or the Big Island, there are still two active volcanoes, the Mauna Loa and the Kilauea, which still erupt every few years.                                                                           
    On the Hawaiian islands the natives have a particularly strange way of indicating(指明) directions. They don't use the north, south, east and west system common to the rest  of the world. They use the mauka and makai system. Mauka means "mountain".The mountains in Hawaii are always at the center of the islands, as these are volcanic is lands. Makai means "the sea". The islands are small and the system is simple. Wherever you want to visit, it can always be described in terms of where it lies in relation to the mountains and the sea. A typical conversation(谈话) between a native Hawaiian and a visitor might go as follows.                                                      
    VISITOR： Excuse me! Could you tell me where the Sheraton Hotel is?            HAWAIIAN; Well ... Let me see ! From here it's two blocks mauka,and then one
    block makai. You can't miss it!
    1. This article would be most likely to appear in which of the following?     
    A. A novel                          B. A collection of stories
    C. A travel book                   D. a women's magazine
    2. Choose the most suitable title for the article.
    A. The Big Island                    B. Giving Directions in Hawaii
    C. Volcanoes                        D. The Hawaiian Islands
    3. In Hawaii the mountains are in the center of the islands because_____
    A. of the weather                    B. of die geological conditions
    C. the islands were created by volcanic eruptions
    D. of the islands' location in the pacific
    4. To find your way in Hawaii, you must _______.
    A. refer to geographical directions      B. refer to well - known establishments
    C. refer to the location of the mountains and the sea
    D. refer to the earth and the sea


    【小题1】C
    【小题2】D
    【小题3】C
    【小题4】C

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