Three fishermen lost at sea for 289 days landed 5 ,500 miles from where they

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问题     Three fishermen lost at sea for 289 days landed 5 ,500 miles from where they started, but is their story really true?
    【B1】______It was a sunny day, but things changed as night fell. A storm came in, making it difficult to find the fishing nets they had left in the water. The boat soon ran out of fuel and the men became frightened as they drifted out to sea, unable to get back to the shore.

    【B2】______Desperate to stay alive, the men drank rainwater and ate raw fish and birds. The survivors say that two of the men had trouble eating, eventually dying of starvation.
    【B3】______To keep their spirits up and their minds off sharks that occasionally bumped against the boat, they sang traditional songs, read the Bible, and kept hoping for a miracle.
    One of the fishermen said, "We saw many boats pass by us. When that happened, it was depressing and we didn’t talk for hours. But I never imagined we would die. " It took over nine months but his optimism paid off. A Taiwanese ship found the fishermen and brought them to the Marshall Islands, 1 ,200 miles north. During the two-week journey, the Mexican fishermen say they were able to rest and eat. When they arrived in port, they all looked happy and healthy. However, some people believed the three fishermen looked too good.
    【B4】______When the man was rescued, he was extremely thin and it took him months to recover. However, the three rescued fishermen, missing for much longer, did not have any of the noticeable health problems.
    【B5】______Many think the fishermen were actually involved in an illegal smuggling operation that went wrong. Others wonder what really happened to the two fishermen who did not survive. The fishermen insist they are telling the truth, but many question their story.
Questions 61—65
Complete the passage with the following sentences. There are two extra sentences that you do not need to use.
A. Their small boat had no shelter, no navigational equipment, and held only a small amount of food and water.
B. In all the historical records of sailors lost at sea, the longest someone had been missing was 76 days.
C. On October 28 ,2005, five fishermen left the coast of Mexico on a three-day fishing trip.
D. Unfortunately, two fishermen died of food poisoning.
E. The survivors have different stories about how they became lost.
F. Some experts argue it is almost impossible for their boat to have floated from Mexico in a northern direction to the Marshall Islands as quickly as it did.
G. They tried not to lose hope, but life on a small boat can be boring, scary, and depressing. [br] 【B5】

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答案 B

解析 根据上下文,大家都对三个渔夫的经历表示不相信,不管是从渔夫的状态来看,还是航船漂的距离。同时下文提到大家意为他们是非法走私,故F项对距离的描述符合。
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