A Descent into the Maelström • Edgar Allan Poe

Chương 2: The Hurricane and the Fatal Current of Moskoe-ström

Đoạn 1/17 (Câu 1–5)

PHỤ ĐỀ TIẾNG ANH • CHẠM TỪNG TỪ ĐỂ TRA NGHĨACâu 1 / 5

It was on the tenth day of July, 18—, a day which the people of this part of the world will never forget—for it was one in which blew the most terrible hurricane that ever came out of the heavens.

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Câu 1

Câu 2

And yet all the morning, and indeed until late in the afternoon, there was a gentle and steady breeze from the south-west, while the sun shone brightly, so that the oldest seaman among us could not have foreseen what was to follow.

Câu 3

“The three of us—my two brothers and myself—had crossed over to the islands about two o’clock P.

Câu 4

M., and had soon nearly loaded the smack with fine fish, which, we all remarked, were more plenty that day than we had ever known them.

Câu 5

It was just seven, by my watch, when we weighed and started for home, so as to make the worst of the Ström at slack water, which we knew would be at eight.

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hurricanenoun

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an extremely violent tropical or maritime storm

“It was on the tenth day of July, 18—, a day which the people of this part of the world will never forget—for it was one in which blew the most terrible hurricane that ever came out of the heavens.”

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Narrator:It was on the tenth day of July, 18—, a day which the people of this part of the world will never forget—for it was one in which blew the most terrible hurricane that ever came out of the heavens.

Speaker:And yet all the morning, and indeed until late in the afternoon, there was a gentle and steady breeze from the south-west, while the sun shone brightly, so that the oldest seaman among us could not have foreseen what was to follow.