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Mr. Young has a big shop in New York. He often goes abroad on business. He is interested in the old things and has spent a lot of money on them. He looks after them carefully and sometimes shows them to his friends. When his friends say they like these things he will feel very happy.Last autumn Mr. Young found an old vase in a shop in Japan. It was made in China about four hundred years ago. He bought it for two million dollars. When he took it home, he put it in a strong box and never told anybody about it.A month ago he moved to a bigger house. He told the workers to be very careful with the old things. An old worker was ill that day, but he was sure he could go on working and didn't tell anybody about it. He chose the smallest box and tried to carry it. But it was heavy and he fell to the floor. Mr. Young hurried to open the box and found the old vase was broken!(单选题 2.0分) Last month he bought an old vase. ()A Doesn't say.B WrongC Right

Mr. Young has a big shop in New York. He often goes abroad on business. He is interested in the old things and has spent a lot of money on them. He looks after them carefully and sometimes shows them to his friends. When his friends say they like these things he will feel very happy. Last autumn Mr. Young found an old vase in a shop in Japan. It was made in China about four hundred years ago. He bought it for two million dollars. When he took it home, he put it in a strong box and never told anybody about it. A month ago he moved to a bigger house. He told the workers to be very careful with the old things. An old worker was ill that day, but he was sure he could go on working and didn't tell anybody about it. He chose the smallest box and tried to carry it. But it was heavy and he fell to the floor. Mr. Young hurried to open the box and found the old vase was broken! (单选题 2.0分) Last month he bought an old vase. () A Doesn't say. B Wrong C Right

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答案

我们来一步一步分析这道题目。 题目是一个判断题,原句是: **"Last month he bought an old vase."** (上个月他买了一个古花瓶。) 我们需要判断这个句子是否正确,选项是: - A. Doesn't say.(文中没说) - B. Wrong(错误) - C. Right(正确) --- **第一步:找出文中关于购买花瓶的时间信息。** 原文中提到: > Last autumn Mr. Young found an old vase in a shop in Japan. It was made in China about four hundred years ago. He bought it for two million dollars. 翻译:**去年秋天**,杨先生在日本的一家商店发现了一个古花瓶……他花了两百万美元买下它。 所以,购买花瓶的时间是“**去年秋天**”,而不是“上个月”。 --- **第二步:分析“last month”和“last autumn”的关系。** “Last autumn”(去年秋天)和“last month”(上个月)是两个不同的时间点。 - 秋天一般是9月到11月。 - “上个月”指的是说话时的前一个月。 如果文章是按时间顺序写的,后面提到: > A month ago he moved to a bigger house. > (一个月前他搬到了更大的房子。) 这说明“搬家”是在“一个月前”,而花瓶是在“去年秋天”买的,早于搬家时间。 因此,“上个月他买了花瓶”这个说法是**错误的**。 --- **第三步:判断选项。** 原句说“上个月他买了花瓶”,但文中明确说是“去年秋天”买的,所以这个句子是**错误的**。 因此,正确答案是: **B. Wrong** --- **最终答案:** \boxed{B}

解析

本题考查对文章时间细节的理解。解题关键在于准确识别原文中事件发生的时间点,并与题目中的时间描述进行对比。需要特别注意“last autumn”(去年秋天)与“last month”(上个月)这两个时间表达的差异。

判断句子真伪

原句:Last month he bought an old vase.(上个月他买了一个古花瓶。)
原文关键信息:

  • 时间点:Last autumn(去年秋天),Mr. Young 在日本购买了花瓶。
  • 后续事件:A month ago(一个月前),他搬了家。

逻辑分析:

  1. 时间顺序矛盾:
    • 花瓶购买时间是“去年秋天”,而搬家发生在“一个月前”(即更接近当前的时间)。
    • 若“上个月”购买花瓶,与原文中“去年秋天”购买的描述矛盾。
  2. 选项判断:
    • 原文中明确提到购买时间为“last autumn”,而非“last month”,因此原句错误。

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