“最大可能蒸发量”是指地表在水分充足的条件下产生的最大蒸发量。下图是某地1961-1990年间相关统计资料图，完成下列各题。
小题1:该地最可能是
A．莫斯科
B．北京
C．罗马
D．悉尼小题2:从水平衡角度来看，该地缺水最严重的季节是
A．春季
B．夏季
C．秋季
D．冬季
小题1:B
小题2:A
题目分析：
小题1:由资料图可知：最冷月出现在7月，均温在00C以下，并且降水量在7、8月份最大，说明该地雨热同期，应该为温带季风气候，该气候仅出现在北半球，而悉尼位于南半球，故排除D；莫斯科是温带大陆性气候，罗马是地中海气候，故本题选B。
小题2:从水平衡角度来看，该地缺水最严重的季节应该是春季，此时雨季未到，而气温回升，导致蒸发加强，再加上生产和生活用水，所以缺水现象严重。
When I was 8, a gentleman came to my orphanage(孤儿院) every week to lead us in woodworking projects. I remember the night that I finished my first project. It was a small table and I looked upon it as though I had created a life. I could wait to give it to Mother Winters, our orphanage’s leader, as a . Since the tables’ coating was still , the man asked us to wait a while before taking our tables to our dormitories. But I couldn’t wait. I dashed out the door in a , carrying my table, smiling from ear to ear. “It is very pretty,” Mother Winter smiled at me. When she touched the coating she noticed that it was still wet. Then she asked me why I had brought. I stood with down. “Were you supposed to bring this home?” she asked. “No, ma’am, ” I said. Mother Winters kicked the table over and all of the legs were off. She made me throw the table outside. After Mother Winters left, I went out to get my little table. There was dirt all over it. silently, I hid the ruined table in my closet. A year later I gave it to Mother Henderson, my houseparent, to . Thirty years later I learned Mother Henderson was living in Asheville, North Carolina, so I drove up to see her. She gently asked me to come down to her basement and help her get something . “Do you remember that?” she asked, into a dark corner. I did. I could not speak for fear of crying. “Roger, I want you to it.” Mother Henderson gave me back the little that I had given up for lost so long ago. She had kept it, never if she would see me again. Today, I look at the table with bittersweet memories. I think of when Mother Winters forced me to throw it away. But I am also and joyful at the kindness of Mother Henderson, who kept it as a remembrance of a young orphan who tried very hard to .
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