内容正文:
4.
Where
is
the
passage
most
probably
taken
from?
A.
A
webpage.
B.
A
newspaper.
C.
A
novel.
D.
A
report.
第 2 课时 记叙文
Passage
1 ( 2022·全国卷乙, 24—27, 8 分,
★★)
In
1916,
two
girls
of
wealthy
families,
best
friends
from
Auburn,
N. Y. —Dorothy
Woodruff
and
Rosamond
Underwood—traveled
to
a
settlement
in
the
Rocky
Mountains
to
teach
in
a
one-room
schoolhouse.
The
girls
had
gone
to
Smith
College.
They
wore
expensive
clothes.
So
for
them
to
move
to
Elkhead,
Colo.
to
instruct
the
children
whose
shoes
were
held
together
with
string
was
a
surprise.
Their
stay
in
Elkhead
is
the
subject
of
Nothing
Daunted:
The
Unexpected
Education
of
Two
Society
Girls
in
the
West
by
Dorothy
Wickenden,
who
is
a
magazine
editor
and
Dorothy
Woodruff s
granddaughter.
Why
did
they
go
then?
Well,
they
wanted
to
do
something
useful.
Soon,
however,
they
realized
what
they
had
undertaken.
They
moved
in
with
a
local
family,
the
Harrisons,
and,
like
them,
had
little
privacy,
rare
baths,
and
a
blanket
of
snow
on
their
quilt
when
they
woke
up
in
the
morning.
Some
mornings,
Rosamond
and
Dorothy
would
arrive
at
the
schoolhouse
to
find
the
children
weeping
from
the
cold.
In
spring,
the
snow
was
replaced
by
mud
over
ice.
In
Wickendens
book,
she
expanded
on
the
history
of
the
West
and
also
on
feminism,
which
of
course
influenced
the
girls
decision
to
go
to
Elkhead.
A
hair-raising
section
concerns
the
building
of
the
railroads,
which
entailed(牵涉)
drilling
through
the
Rockies,
often
in
blinding
snowstorms.
The
book
ends
with
Ros