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Reporter Hilde Kate Lysiak got the tip early Saturday afternoon that there was heavy police activity on Ninth Street.She hustled over with her pen and camera，as any good reporter would.Shortly after，she posted a brief online report to break the news.Then，after talking to neighbors and the cops，she wrote a full-length story and this headline：
"MURDER ON NINTH STREET!"
The online story went up before the local daily paper had published anything.Lysiak also included a short video from the crime scene，assuring viewers that she was 6 working hard" on finding out the details.
Hilde is a dedicated journalist who loves going after crime stories.Her father，Matthew Lysiak，is a former New York Daily News reporter who took Hilde to his newsroom and to stories he covered around New York.Those early experiences made Hilde want to be a reporter.
Hilde launched the Orange Street News when she was 7. "I just like letting people know all the information，" Hilde said.It is also what she sees as her career for the rest of her life.At first，she covered businesses and schools and any other local news，and she did so well that she was profiled in the Columbia Journalism Review and on the "Today" show.Still，covering crime is her main interest. "It's just what I really want to do.And crime is definitely my favorite." She said she learned of the murder story because "I got a good tip from a source."
Matthew Lysiak said his daughter "doesn't have a lot of fear.She just wants to get the stories out.And she really wants to report real news." "Because of my work，I was able to inform the people that there's a terrible murder，" hours before any other reporters even got to the scene. "In fact，some of the adult-run newspapers were reporting the wrong news or no news at said Hilde in the interview.
（1）What made the murder on the Ninth Street first known to the people？ AA
A．Online news by Hilde.
B．Reports of the local newspaper.
C．Confirmation from the policemen.
D．Conversations among the neighbors.
（2）Why was Hilde so interested in reporting news？ DD
A．The crime stories are thrilling.
B．Her father wanted her to do so.
C．She wanted to be known to the public.
D．She was influenced by her father.
（3）What can we infer from paragraph 4？ DD
A．She became famous overnight.
B．She realized her dream finally.
C．She was remembered in history.
D．She gained recognition somewhat.
（4）Which of the following words can best describe Hilde？ BB
A．Ambitious and selfless.
B．Courageous and devoted.
C．Open- minded and clever.
D．Straight and easy-going.
【答案】A；D；D；B
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