Georgia was waking up to a new president Monday but it was also getting as its first lady a green－eyed linguist from Holland who has already managed to cast a spell over the little Caucasus nation. Sandra Roelofs is seen by some as the secret weapon which enables her husband Saakashvili to win in this presidential election. She runs an investment consultancy(投資咨詢公司), speaks six languages and some believe she is the real brains behind her husband's rise to power.
Roelofs, who is a year younger than her husband, met him in 1993 when he was studying an international law programme in Strasbourg, France. She planed to go from there to Somalis as an aid worker but Saakashvili persuaded her to go with him instead to New York, where he had got a scholarship. They married soon after and when Saakashvili returned to his native Georgia to begin a career in politics, she went with him.
She has enchanted(使人心醉) many of her adopted countrymen. The mention of her name sends women swooning(神魂顛倒), and melts the tough expressions of strong Georgian men. “You can really tell that she cares about people,” says a resident of the capital, Tbilisi. “She runs a hunitarian organization. She is smart and pretty and kind and did you hear the way she speaks Georgian? Perfectly!”
The new first lady's looks and intelligence play a large part in her appeal. But Georgians are especially taken by her simple manner. She has said that she plans to keep living in the family's modest flat, even though they have the right to move into a luxurious government residence. “She doesn't care about fancy houses and cars.” said Malika, a 29－year－old civil servant in Tbilisi.
1．The underlined part “cast a spell over” means ________.
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2．Which of the following can he best used to describe Sandra Roelofs?
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3．What moves Georgians most is that Sandra Roelofs is very ________.
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4．Which is the right order in which Sandra Roelofs did the following?
a．Roelofs married Saakashvili.
b．She planned to go from France to Somalis as an aid worker.
c．Roelofs runs an investment consultancy.
d．Roelofs came from Holland.
e．Roelofs went to Georgia with Saakashvili.
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本篇人物簡(jiǎn)介，介紹了格魯吉亞新任總統(tǒng)Saakashvili的妻子，第一夫人Sandra Roefofs。 1．從全文來(lái)看，我們知道她已經(jīng)設(shè)法贏得了格魯吉亞國(guó)人的信任和支持，故B項(xiàng)與之存在因果關(guān)系，符合題意。 2．這是一道主旨大意題。綜合文中…the secret weapon which enables her husband Saakashvili to win in this presidential election及文中第四段前兩句等信息，我們就可以看出Roelofs是一個(gè)很有魅力的女人。 3．這是一道細(xì)節(jié)題。根據(jù)文中But Georgians are especially taken by her simple manner可知，令格魯吉亞國(guó)人格外感動(dòng)的是她的樸實(shí)態(tài)度。 4．這是一道排列順序題。我們可以首先找出第一個(gè)事件D．Roelofs came from Holland，然后再找出最后一個(gè)事件C．Roelofs runs an investment consultancy，不難看出答案為D。 |
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