题目内容：

    Mohandas Gandhi, widely considered the father of his country, was the most important Indian political and spiritual leader of the 20th century.

Gandhi was born into a middle-class Hindu family. In 1888, he traveled to England for further education. After graduation, he became a lawyer. At the age of 23, Gandhi worked for an Indian company offering guidance on legal problems in South Africa, where like many other Indians, he was treated unfairly. So he devoted himself to the fight for equal rights. He founded a community against European rulers and developed a political movement based on the methods of non-violent civil disobedience (非暴力不合作),which he called “satyagraha”.

In 1915, Gandhi returned to India and helped settle many local arguments, thus winning lots of respect throughout the country. India’s most well-known writer, Rabindranath Tagore, gave Gandhi the title Mahatma (“Great Soul”). Gandhi himself, however, refused the honor even though within the Hindu culture, being called “Mahatma” is a symbol of great respect. From 1920-1922, he led a national “non-cooperation movement” calling upon Indians to stop cooperating with the British and become independent.

After World War Ⅱ,Gandhi was involved in the deliberations (审议)that led to India’s independence. The same deliberations, however, also led to the separation of India into two countries: modern-day India (primarily for Hindus) and Pakistan (for Muslims). On January 30,1948, Gandhi was murdered at the age of 78. The killer hated Gandhi for the separation of the country.

Gandhi believed in the unity of all mankind under one god. He viewed life as a very long series of small steps towards his goals. By the time he died, India had finally become an independent country, free of British rule. Gandhi is remembered as a political leader, whose methods were later followed by many political leaders around the world. Gandhi is also remembered for his belief and practice to seek the true kindness of mankind. As such, he changed the world.

1.Which of the following best describes the structure of the passage?

A. B.

C. D.

2.How did Gandhi lead the Indian people to win the independence?

A.By answering violence with violence.

B.By keeping a close relationship with the British.

C.By asking for more support from Britain.

D.By fighting against the British rule in a peaceful way.

3.What was Gandhi’s attitude towards the title Mahatma?

A.He himself thought highly of the title.

B.He considered the title a symbol of power.

C.He wasn’t willing to accept the honor.

D.He enjoyed the honor he deserved.

4.What might be the best title for the passage?

A.The Fight for Equal Rights B.The Road to Independence

C.A Man of Great Soul D.A Deadly Deliberation