七年级英语课外阅读理解与完形填空答案

Surfing is the name for riding ocean waves on special boards.Did you know that surfing has been around for more than 200 years?At first the sport was rougher (粗野的) and harder than it is today.
For one thing the early surfboards were heavy.They weighed as much as 150 pounds.A surfer needed great strength (力量) just to get the board from the beach to the water!Also the
early surfers didn't ride standing up.They rode just lying on their stomachs.That was the only way to control the large boards..
Those surfers lived in the islands of Polynesia,in the South Pacific.In 1778 the surfers took the sport to Hawaii.There surfing quickly became popular.The beaches and waves of Hawaii are perfect for surfing.
In 1907 George Freeth was the first person to ride a wave in the United States.He surfed in Redondo Beach in California.
For years the sport of surfing spread slowly.In the 1950s surfing was known as a young people's sport because mostly young people seemed to enjoy it.In 1961 rules for surfers were written.The surfers themselves,along with some surfboard companies,made up the rules.
Today surfers are looked upon as sportsmen.Southern California is still the surfing center of the United States.Thousands of people surf there.Thousands more are fans of famous surfers.Surfing is here to stay.
Surfers must still be strong.To surf,a person should be able to swim well,both on top of and under the water.A surfer must also be able to float (漂浮) for a long time.A good surfer must keep his or her eyes open at all times,even underwater.
回答问题.
76.Surfing was an easy sport at first.
77.How did the early surfers control the surfboard?
78.Why did the sport of surfing quickly become popular in Hawaii?
79.Who made up the rules for surfers?
80.Put the underlined sentence into Chinese?76,Wrong,surfing was a rough and hard sport at first.答案：
76,Wrong,surfing was a rough and hard sport at first.
77,They were lying on their stomachs to control the surfboard.
78,The beaches and waves of Hawaii are perfect for surfing.
79,The surfers themselves,along with some surfboard companies,made up the rules