一篇英语阅读,求大神!A sharp earth tremor rocked Britain and Ireland yesterday, shaking buildings, felling chimney pots and jolting millions of people in the region’s heaviest quake in more than 50 years.The tremor, which lasted up to 30 s

一篇英语阅读,求大神!
A sharp earth tremor rocked Britain and Ireland yesterday, shaking buildings, felling chimney pots and jolting millions of people in the region’s heaviest quake in more than 50 years.
The tremor, which lasted up to 30 seconds in northwestern England, caused widespread minor damage but no casualties were reported immediately except two elderly women treated for shock in Liverpool.
“ I was in a deep sleep when I felt a tremendous rocking sensation,” Jonathan Wilde who lives in a 22nd-floor apartment in the city of Wolverhampton said, “ then I was hit by a plant that I unfortunately have near to my bed. ”
Police and emergency services reported their switchboards jammed by worried callers immediately after the tremor at 7:57 a.m. They reported their homes shaking, chimney pots falling off roofs and furniture and china rattling.
One News Service said its 8th floor of office in central London swayed several times shortly before 8 a.m.
1 Britain and Ireland haven’t had such strong quakes for _________.
A some dozens of years
B over five decades
C nearly half a century
D three score and ten years
2 The strong earth tremor _________.
A sent chimneys rolling off roofs
B caused many injuries
C dislocated telephone network
D made people jumpy
3 Mr. Wilde was awakened by ___________.
A a plant near his bed hitting him on the head
B the apartment which swayed several times
C the rattling china and furniture
D the violent shaking in the early morning
4 It can be inferred that two elderly women __________.
A died the following day
B never came round
C had their bones fractured
D survived the quake
5 This passage would most likely be found in _________.
A a magazine
B a book on earthquakes
C a newspaper
D a chronicle

B ; A ; D ; C ; C .