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1、2014年高考英语二轮复习阅读理解拉分题（较难题目）特训：新闻广告类1TaiwanesefishingboatsthatsailedtotheDiaoyuIslandstoprotestJapan's"purchase"ofpartoftheislandscompletedtheirvoyageTuesdaymorningandhavesetsailforhome.Localmediareportedthattheboatsfinishedtheirprotestat9:15a.m.andareexpectedtoreturntoaportinnortheastTaiwan'sYila

2、ncountyatnoonWednesday.Althoughtheboatsoriginallynumbered75，theywerejoinedatseabyotherboatsfromdifferentpartsofTaiwan,raisingthetotalnumbertoabout100vessels.OrganizerssaidthevoyagewasmadetoprotectTaiwanesefishingrightsinnearbywatersandtoprotestJapan's"purchase"ofpartoftheDiaoyuIslands.TheJapanes

3、egovernmentannouncedaplanto"purchase"partoftheislandsearlierthismonthdespiterepeatedprotestsfromtheChinesegovernment.TheactionarouseddemonstrationsacrossChinaaswellasconsumers'boycottofJapaneseproductsinrecentweeks.LocalauthoritiesinTaiwanhavealsoprotestedthemove."Japan'spurchaseandnationalizati

4、onofChina'sDiaoyuIslandsisputtingChina-Japaneconomicandtradetiesatriskduetoman-madefactors."AnofficialspokesmanfromBeijingwarned.China-Japaneconomicandtraderelationswasbackontrackin1952whenthetwocountriessignedtheirfirstnon-governmentaltradeagreement.Currently,ChinahasbeenJapan'slargesttradepart

5、nersince2007whileJapanisChina’sfourthlargesttradepartner,aftertheEU,U.S.andtheASEAN.Meanwhile,ChinaisthebiggestdestinationforJapaneseexportsandbiggestsourceofimports.Inthefirsthalfof2012,Japan'sexportstoChinatotaled73.54billionU.S.dollars,down6.2percentfromthesameperiodlastyear,whileitsimportfro

6、mChinawas91.29billionU.S.dollars,up7percentfromthesameperiodlastyear.Now,China-Japaneconomicandtraderelationsareatacrossroads.Negotiationcouldbethewayoutoftherift.41.Wherecanyouprobablyfindthispassage?A.Magazine　　　　B.Scientificreport　　　　C.Newspaper　　　　D.Textbook[来源:Zxxk.Com]42.Whichofthefollowin

7、gisNOTtheresultofJapan'smovetopurchasetheislands?A.OppositionfromChinesegovernment.[来源:学.科.网]B.NationwidedemonstrationswerecarriedoutinChina.C.　FishingboatsorganizedbyTaiwangovernmentsailedtotheislandstoprotest.D.Chinesecons