D)Toannouncethesuccessofapreviousactofcivildisobedience。 
24。Theauthorsuggeststhatwhenprotestersgotojail_______。 
A)ithelpsconvincethepublictosupporttheircause 
B)theyusuallydosounwillingly 
C)itisbecausetheirprotesthasnotgoneaccordingtoplan 
D)theyarealwaysreleasedalmostimmediately 
25。Inthe2ndparagraph,theauthor________。 
A)arguesthatcivildisobedienceisunnecessary 
B)providesanextensivehistoryofcivildisobedience 
C)presentsseveraldifferingviewpointsoncivildisobedience 
D)definestheconceptofcivildisobedience  
Passage6 
IntakingupanewlifeacrosstheAtlantic,theearlyEuropeansettlersoftheUnitedStatesdidnotabandonthediversionswithwhichtheirancestorshadtraditionallyrelievedthetediumoflife。Neithertheharshnessofexistenceonthenewcontinentnorthescatteredpopulationnorthedisapprovaloftheclergydiscouragedthemajorityfromthepursuitofpleasure。 
Cityandcountrydwellers,ofcourse,conductedthispursuitindifferentways。Farmdwellersintheirisolationnotonlyfoundithardertolocatecompanionsinplaybutalso,thankstotheunendingdemandsandpressuresoftheirwork,feltitnecessarytocombinefunwithpurpose。Noothersetofcoloniststooksoseriouslyanexpressionoftheperiod,"Leisureistimefordoingsomethinguseful。"Inthecountrysidefarmersthereforerelievedtheburdenofthedailyroutinewithsuchdouble-purposerelaxationsashunting,fishing,andtrapping。Whenaneighborneededhelp,familiesralliedfrommilesaroundtoassistinbuildingahouseorbarn,huskingcorn,shearingsheep,orchoppingwood。Food,drink,andcelebrationafterthegroupwork 
providedrelaxationandsoothedwearymuscles。 
Themosteagerlyanticipatedsocialeventsweretheruralparties。Hundredsofmen,women,andchildrenattendedfromfarandnear。Themenboughtortradedfarmanimalsandacquiredneededmerchandisewhilethewomendisplayedfoodpreparedintheirkitchens,andeveryone,includingtheyoungsters,watchedorparticipatedinavarietyofcompetitivesports,withprizesawardedtothewinners。Theseeventstypicallyincludedhorseraces,wrestlingmatches,andfootraces,aswellassomenonathleticeventssuchaswhistlingcompetitions。Nootheroccasionsdidsomuchtorelievetheisolationoffarmexistence。
 
      Withtheopencountrysideeverywhereathand,citydwellersnaturallysharedinsomeof 
theruraldiversions。Favoredrecreationsincludedfishing,hunting,skating,andswimming。Butcitydwellersalsodevelopedotherpleasures,whichonlycompactcommunitiesmadepossible。 
26。Whatisthepassagemainlyabout? 
A)MethodsoffanningusedbyearlysettlersoftheUnitedStates。 
B)HardshipsfacedbytheearlysettlersoftheUnitedStates。 
C)Methodsofbuying,selling,andtradingusedbyearlysettlersoftheUnitedStates。 
D)WaysinwhichearlysettlersoftheUnitedStatesrelaxed。 
27。WhatcanbeinferredaboutthediversionsoftheearlysettlersoftheUnitedStates? 
A)TheyfollowedapatternBeguninEurope。 
B)TheywereenjoyedmorefrequentlythaninEurope。 
C)Theclergyorganizedthem。 
D)Onlythewealthyparticipatedinthem。 
28。Whichofthefollowingcanbesaidaboutthecountrydwellers’altitudetoward"thepursuit 
ofpleasure"? 
A)Theyfeltthatitshouldhelpkeeptheirmindsontheirwork。 
B)Theyfeltthatitwasnotnecessary。 
C)Theyfeltthatitshouldbeproductive。 
D)Theyfeltthatitshouldnotinvolveeatinganddrinking。 
29。Whatismeantbythephrase"double-purpose"inthe4thsentenceinparagraph2? 
A)Veryfrequent。B)Usefulandenjoyable。
                
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