2023年SSAT考试阅读真题.docx

SＳAT考试阅读真题
　 Alｔhouｇｈ witneｓｓes vouched tｈat ａll the meｍbeｒs of the Ｃｚar?ｓ fａmilｙ ｈad been ｅxｅcuted，　tｈｅre wｅre ｒumorｓ sｕggｅｓtｉnｇ that Aｎａstａsia　had　survｉｖed. Oｖer tｈe yearｓ,　a number ｏf woｍen claｉmｅd　tｏ bｅ Grand Duchess Anastasia. Pｅrhａps the bｅst ?nown clａimant wａs Anastasia Tschａikoｖｓky， whｏ was alｓｏ　known as Annａ Andeｒsoｎ．
　 In 1920, eighteｅn mｏnthｓ aｆter the　Cｚar?ｓ　ｅxecuｔion, tｈｉｓ ｔｅｒrｉfied ｙouｎg woｍａｎ wａs resｃｕed　from ｄroｗｎing iｎ a Berｌｉn　river．　Ｓｈｅ spenｔ two　years ｉn a hosｐital, where shｅ attｅｍｐteｄ to reclaim　her hｅalth anｄ sｈａｔteｒｅd ｍｉnd． The　ｄｏｃｔors anｄ nｕrses tｈought thaｔ　she　resembｌeｄ　Anaｓtasia and questioned hｅeｒ aboｕt ｈer　bａckｇroｕｎd． Ｓhｅ dｉsｃlaiｍed any coｎnectioｎ ｗｉｔｈ the Czar?ｓ　famｉｌy．
　Eigｈt yｅaｒs later, tｈough，　sｈe claｉmeｄ thａt sｈe waｓ Anastaｓia. Shｅ　said thａｔ she ｈad beｅn rescued by　two Ruｓｓian ｓoldiｅｒs aｆter the Czar　ａnd tｈe rest oｆ her　famｉｌy　had been killed. Two brotherｓ ｎａmed　Tschaｉkovsｋｙ　hａd　caｒrieｄ ｈer inｔo　Romaｎia． She had　mａrriｅd one of tｈe　ｂrothers, whｏ　had tａｋｅn hｅr ｔo　Berliｎ and left ｈer there，　peｎnileｓs　ａnｄ without　a　vocaｔｉon.　Unａｂle to　ｉnvoke tｈｅ ａid ｏf ｈer ｍｏtｈer?s ｆａmilｙ　in Geｒmａny, ｓhe　had tｒied to dｒｏwn heｒself.
　　Dｕｒiｎg tｈe nｅｘt　fｅw　yearｓ, scorｅｓ ｏf the　Ｃzar？ｓ relativｅs, ex-servantｓ, and　acｑuａｉntａｎces　iｎtｅrviｅｗed hｅｒ． Ｍany oｆ these　pｅople said　that　heｒ lｏoks and manneriｓmｓ　were evoｃatｉｖｅ oｆ thｅ Anastaｓiａ ｔhａt　theｙ haｄ knowｎ.　Her ｇranｄmotｈer and　other relatives　denied tｈａｔ　sｈe　ｗas tｈe ｒeａl Anasｔａｓia, howeveｒ.
　　Ｔriｅｄ of bｅｉｎg aｃcused oｆ fraud, Anastaｓｉａ　immiｇrated to　ｔhe United　States in １9２8 aｎd ｔoｏk ｔhe　nａme Anna　Aｎdersｏn.　She　still wisheｄ to prｏve　tｈat ｓｈe was　Ａnａstasia,　ｔhough, ａnd reｔｕrnｅd tｏ　Germａｎy ｉｎ　193３　tｏ bring suｉt agａｉnsｔ heｒ mother?s family. There shｅ dｅclaｉmeｄ to ｔｈe coｕｒt, aｓserｔiｎg that　she　ｗaｓ iｎdeeｄ Anastasia　anｄ　ｄesｅrved ｈｅr　inｈeriｔance.
In 1957, ｔhe　court deciｄed ｔhat it couｌd ｎｅiｔher confirm nor ｄeny Ａnaｓtasia？s idｅntity. Altｈｏugh we ｗｉｌl prｏbaｂly neｖｅｒ knoｗ wheｔher tｈis woman ｗas the　Ｇranｄ Dｕcheｓｓ Ａnａｓtasia, heｒ　sｅarcｈ ｔo estabｌiｓｈ ｈｅr identｉtｙ has beｅｎ the subject oｆ　numerｏuｓ bｏokｓ, plays, anｄ ｍｏvies.
　1. Sｏmｅ Russｉan　peａｓａnts and　wｏｒkers＿＿_ｆor soｃｉal　ｒｅｆorm.
A. lｏnged
　　B． cried out
　　C. beggｅd
D.　hoped
E. thouｇht mucｈ
　　2.　Witnesseｓ　＿__ that　all ｍembers　of tｈe Cｚaｒ?s family ｈaｄ beeｎ　execｕted.上海ＳSＡT培训，请关注环球ＳＳAＴ。
　　A. gavｅ asｓurance
　 B. tｈought
　 C. hｏｐeｄ
D． cｏnvinced some
　E.　ａnswer noｔ staｔed
　 3. Tschaikoｖsｋｙ __＿_anｙ　connｅctｉｏn with thｅ　Cｚaｒ?s　fａmiｌy．
A.　deｎied
　 B. stopped
　　C.　noted
Ｄ.　ｊｕｓtifiｅd
E. aｎswｅｒ　noｔ state
　　4. Ｓhe　ｗas unaｂlｅ to ＿__thｅ ａｉd oｆ　heｒ　relａtive.
　 Ａ. ｌｏcate
　B． ｓｐeak aboｕt
　C.　ｃaｌl upoｎ
　Ｄ. iｄentify
　　E.　knｏw
　５．　In cｏｕｒt　she　＿＿＿ mａintaining that sｈe was Ａnasｔaｓｉa aｎd deservｅｄ　heｒ ｉnherｉtance．
　Ａ. ｆinaｌly aｐpeaｒed
　　B. sｐoke ｆorcefｕlly
　　C. tｅｓtified
　 D． gave　ｅvｉdeｎce
　　E．　answer ｎot stａted
　Answｅｒ Kｅy １. (Ｂ） ２． (A) 3. (A) 4． (C） ５. (B)