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6918Instead of the fictional uncle Max， pushy music promoter， the Von Trapp’s priest， the Reverend Franz Wasner， acted as their musical director for over （） years.

6919Maria was chosen to be the governess for （）.

6920In the real life， Captain Von Trapp is （） to the children.

6921This film is adapted from a young Austrian woman’s memoir （）.

6922In the true story， altogether there are （） children in the Von Trapp family.

6923In 2016， La La Land has won 6 Oscar Awards. The meaning of “La La Land” refers to （）.

6924During 1960s， the four musical films West Side Story， My Fair Lady， The Sound of Music and Oliver！ have won the Oscar Award for （）.

6925Hollywood released more than （） musical films in 1930.

6926The golden age for musical films is （）.

6927After the musical festival， Captian Von Trapp is supposed to （） according to the telegram.

6928When Maria knows she will be a governess for the family， she feels （）.

6929The identity of Maria in the abbey is a （）.

6930When Tristan and Isabel Two get married， One Stab describes their marriage as what it is meant to be. How do you interpret it？

6931Tristan leaves home two times in this entire story. The first time is when he is in love with Susannah after Samuel’s death. The second time is after he takes revenge for his wife. Why does he choose to leave home？

6932After Samuel’s death， Tristan and Susannah fall in love and live a happy life. But why does Tristan choose to leave Susannah and drift alone one day？

6933Samuel dies in the war. At Samuel’s funeral， One Stab says that Susannah， Samuel’s fiancée， “was like the water that freezes in the rock and splits it apart. It was no more her fault than it is the fault of the water”. How do you understand his words？

6934Which is NOT right for the explanation of the relationship between Tristan and the bear？

6935Which word is NOT proper for the description of Samuel’s character？

6936Which of the following is NOT the reason that most Americans move to the West at the beginning of 19th century？

6937What can you learn from the video clip about the Native Americans in the 19th Century？

6938Which of the following is NOT right for the description of the genre of this film？

6939Which is NOT the right statement about Susannah？

6940There is a film which focuses upon the experiences of a German businessman who used his Nazi Party membership to create a protective International Safety Zone in Nanking， China， helping to save thousands of Chinese from the Nanking Massacre in late 1937 a

6941In 2014， Nicholas Winton was awarded the highest honor of the Czech Republic， the Order of the White Lion by Czech President. He is often called （）.

6942Nicholas Winton’s rescue action went unnoticed for half a century until in 1988 （） found a detailed scrapbook in their attic， containing lists of the children， their parents’ names， the names and addresses of the families that adopted these children.

6943Nicholas Winton was a British humanitarian who organized the rescue of 669 children， most of them Jewish， from （） to Britain just before the WWII.

6944The action of Ho Fengshan was recognized after his death， and he was awarded the title “Righteous among the Nations” by the （） government in 2000.

6945During the Second World War about 30，000 Jewish people were given the safe asylum in Shanghai by Chinese people and escaped the atrocities of the Holocaust in Europe. One of them is Ho Fengshan who rescued thousands of Jews in Austria from the Holocaust b

6946Ho Feng-Shan was a Chinese （）. When he was Consul-general in Vienna， Austria during World War II.

6947Schindler changes from a member of the Nazi party， a businessman， a criminal to a righteous person， a man of humanity. What makes his dramatic change？

6948Against the black-and-white image， the little girl dressed in red is walking along the street. Which following statement is not right？

6949When he hears the gunshot faraway from the Ghetto. He stops， and looks down at the unusually chaotic streets below. He feels （）.

6950The night before the Holocaust， Schindler is riding the horse on the top of the hill with （）.

6951In the end Schindler has become a righteous person， a man of humanity and justice， a man （）.

6952In the film clip， we can see a train is carrying some women to the concentration camp. The white-and-black color， plus the flashing and changing of shadow and light can create an atmosphere of all except （）.

6953The women in the train are talking about food like meat， potatoes， and eggs waiting for them when they see a child out of the train， making a gesture to them. The gesture implies that （）.

6954In the film， there is the bargaining between Schindler and Amon Goeth about buying Jews. Schindler and Amon Goeth are separated by the dark shadow （actually a pillar）. The shadow between them shows （）.

6955The film is shot in black and white for the reason that the use of black and white （）.

6956Spielberg shot the film in black and white and approached it as （）， to record the unforgettable history of the past.

6957After the war， the Jews give Schindler a ring to （）.

6958After the war， the workers from Schindler’s factory sign their names on a letter and give the letter to Schindler because the letter （）.

6959During his speech， Schindler turns to the guards who are holding the guns and says that （）.

6960The war is over， and Schindler gives a speech to the Jews in his factory to depict himself as all except （）.

6961“The list is an absolute good. The list is life. All around its margins lies the gulf”， the quote from the film Schindler’s List. The symbolic meaning of “the gulf” is （）.

6962In the film Schindler’s List， Schindler moves his factory from Poland to his hometown in Czechoslovakia for the purpose of （）.

6963She is beaten again just because （）.

6964It is often considered that there are two clues for the film Schindler’s List， one is Schindler and his factory， and the other should be （）.

6965At the end of the film， we can see Schindler’s Jews keeping walking， walking from the distance to us. At the moment， the black-and-white image is changing into colors. The change from black-and-white to colors means all except （）.

6966After the war， Schindler says good bye to the Jews from his factory and starts his fugitive life. How about Amon G?th after the war？

6967In the opening scene of the film， the grey smoke rising upward from the candle can be easily associated with the smoke from chimneys of gas chambers in concentration camps， symbolizing all except （） in the concentration camps.

6968In the opening scene of the film， the red flame of the candle stands for all except （）.

6969In the opening scene of the film， we can hear the sound of match striking. Two candles lighted by a match， and whole Jewish family is standing around the dinner table and the lighted candles to （）.

6970During the Second World War， the Nazi party， under the leadership of Adolf Hitler， tried to kill all the Jews in Europe. This plan eventually turned to genocide. Genocide here means （）.

6971During World War II， Concentration camps and Ghettos for Jews are mostly located in （）.

6972During World War II， many concentration camps and Ghettos were established in Europe， among them is Auschwitz concentration camp which is located in （）.

6973Marked by mass deaths of civilians， including the Holocaust and the only use of nuclear weapons in warfare， World War II resulted in millions of death. “Holocaust” here means （）.

6974This film Schindler’s List has achieved a great success. It has won （） Oscar Awards out of twelve nominations.

6975The film director Roman Polanski turned down the Spielberg’s proposal of making the film Schindler’s Listsince（）.

6976After reading the review of the book Schindler’s Ark and meeting Pfefferberg in 1983， Spielberg expressed enough interest in putting the story into a film. But later he tried to pass the project to other film directors. Why？

6977Oskar Schindler， a German industrialist， a German spy and a member of the Nazi party who saved many Jews during the Holocaust by （）.

6978The film Schindler’s List tells the story about Oskar Schindler， a member of the Nazi party who saved the lives of about （） Jews during the Holocaust.

6979The film Schindler’s List is based on the novel Schindler’s Ark by Thomas Keneally， a （an）（） novelist.

6980Facing all the difficulties， Christ Gardner would never give up and fight against to make a better life through （）.

6981In this lesson， which of the following is not the example that one has achieved his American dream. that one has achieved his American dream.

6982At the end of the movie， Christ Gardner realized his American Dream， and he became a （） through hard work and self-reliance.

6983During the internship， why does Chris have much fewer working hours than others？

6984To win the position， the most important task for Chris to do is to （）.

6985“The American Dream” means that （） can achieve fame and fortune in the United States through hard work， self-reliance， and sacrifice.

6986In a job interview， avoiding eye contact is a sign of all the following except for （）.

6987In this part， we can see Chris has demonstrated all the qualities， but（）.

6988At the end of the internship， Chris is called into an office. He predicts that he will be（）.

6989The real Christopher Paul Gardner is an American businessman， investor， stockbroker， motivational speaker， author， and philanthropist. What does “philanthropist” mean？

6990Mr. Holland has a profound influence on his students. Many of them become better people with his help. Does Mr. Holland have a profound influence on his own son， too？

6991In Lang’s speech， she mentions Mr. Holland isn’t rich and he isn’t famous， either. So he would consider a great part of his life （）.

6992Lang has been playing clarinet for many years， but she still can’t play it smoothly and there’s some breaks in her playing. Why is that？

6993What is Mr. Holland’s opus？

6994The black boy that used to learn how to play drum from Mr. Holland later became a （n）（）.

6995The girl that used to learn how to play clarinet from Mr. Holland later becomes a （n）（）.

6996During his 30 years teaching career， Mr. Holland has cultivated many outstanding students， and he has a profound influence on their lives. In the following statements about Mr. Holland and his students， which one is not true？

6997Why does the principal Mrs. Jacobs give Mr. Holland a compass as a gift when she retires from school？

6998Why did Mr. Holland fail to give his students interesting classes in the first few months？ Which one is not the reason？

6999In the movie Mr. Holland’s Opus， rock n’ roll so much was regarded as “a message sent from the evil” by many American parents in the 1960s. Why did they fear rock n’ roll so much？ Which one of the following is not the reason？

7000Woodstock Festival is regarded as the climax of psychedelic rock and Hippie Movement. It attracted 400，000 people and lasted for three days. When did it happen？

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