Barack Obama made his victory speech in Chicago after a hard-fought campaign.
Democratic Senator Barack Obama has won the US presidential election, and will bee the 44th President of the United States-the first African-American in the country's history to do so.
President-elect Obama marked his victory with a speech to a crowd of tens of thousands of people in his hometown of Chicago.
Obama described his election as a defining moment' in the history of the United States, saying that change has e to America.
The BBC's spokesman in Washington says that in electing Barack Obama, the American people have expressed their unhappiness with the present state and rejected their country's historical racial divisions.
The Australian Prime Minister summed up how many people felt when he congratulated President-elect Obama.
“Forty-five years ago Martin Luther King had a dream of an America where men and women would be judged not on the colour of their skin but on the content of their character. Today what America has done is turn that dream into a reality, said Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.
President-elect Obama will not take office until 20th January next year. However, when he does bee president, he will face many serious challenges, including two foreign wars, climate change and what he has described as the worst financial crisis （经济危机）in a century.
But the mood of the country is optimistic, according to most mentators, and Obama himself appears to enjoy the challenge.
The road ahead will be long. Our climb will be difficult. We may not get there in one year or even in one term, but America--I have never been more hopeful than I am tonight that we will get there, said the next President of the United States.
41. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. It was not a difficult process for Obama to win the US presidential election.
B. The American people wele the historical racial divisions.
C. What Martin Luther King dreamed about America has e true.
D. After the election Obama didn't say anything about his victory.
42. According to the passage, it seems that in the United States, .
A. people may still be treated unequally because of their color of skin.
B. people are experiencing two civil wars.
C. Americans are enjoying the economy developing.
D. People are not satisfied with President-elect.
43. From the last two paragraphs, we can learn that .
A. the attitude of American people to their country's future is not clear.
B. Obama has confidence in American future and ready to face it.
C. the road to America will be long.
D. the change of America is not hard to achieve.
44. What is probably the best title to the passage?
A. Historical presidential election B. The first African-American President
C. Change has e D. Comments about America41-44 CABA
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(答案→)41-44 CABA
解析：
41.解析：after a hard-fought campaign 奥巴马才获胜，所以A项错。美国人民欢迎历 史上的种族划分（歧视），奥巴马就不可能获胜the American people have expressed their unhappiness with the present state and rejected （抛弃）their country's historical racial divisions.，B项错。获胜后什么也没有说，怎么可能？ Obama described his election as a defining moment' in the history of the United States, saying that change has e to America. D项错误。 C项，马丁路德金的梦想成为现实，正确。
42.解析：A项正确。B项，人们正在经历两次内战是显然错误的he will face many serious challenges, including two foreign wars（对外战争）。C项美国人名正享受经济的发展，也是错误的。美国人民正在遭受what he has described as the worst financial crisis （经济危机）in a century. 百年一遇的经济危机。D项美国人名不满意总统选举。怎么可能？
43.解析：A项错误。But the mood of the country is optimistic 国内的气氛是乐观的。
44.C项，去美国的路会很长的。原文The road ahead will be long的意思是前方的路还很漫长。D项美国的改变不是很难实现的。Our climb will be difficult. We may not get there in one year or even in one term。说明D项错误。B项，奥巴马有信心面对美国的未来显然正确。I have never been more hopeful than I am tonight that we will get there。