一、根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)
1. I was (失望)when my favourite team lost the game.
2. If you don’t study hard, you might (失败)the maths test.
3. It was (使人心碎)to see the stray dog shivering in the cold rain.
4. Last winter, we went (滑雪运动)in the mountains and had a lot of fun.
5. Hard times fell (在……上面)the town when the factory closed.
6. As to where to have the school trip, there’s (分歧)among the students.
7. Too much (压力)on study makes Bill feel unhappy.
8. Don’t be too (懒洋洋度过). Instead, you should work harder.

一、1. disappointed 2. fail 3. heartbreaking 4. skiing 5. upon 6. disagreement 7. pressure 8. lazy

二、用所给单词的适当形式填空
1. After the long walk, everyone was (complete)exhausted.
2. The instructions were written (clear), so everyone understood what to do.
3. The children couldn’t help (laugh)when watching the funny TV programme.
4. Everyone was badly hurt by the (fail)in the basketball match.
5. When Tony was a little child, he (fall)in love with painting.
6. It’s great (spend)half an hour reading every morning.
7. Hearing such bad news, everyone feels (bad).
8. Being a football player (be)my dream since I was little.

二、1. completely 2. clearly 3. laughing 4. failure 5. fell 6. to spend 7. bad 8. has been

三、将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入句中，每词仅用一次
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1. After studying hard, she was prepared for the maths test.
2. If you don’t practise, you might the piano exam.
3. If luck does exist(存在), it will never lazy ones.
4. Money is a source(根源)of between many couples.
5. I didn’t that you were unhappy.

三、1. completely 2. fail 3. fall upon 4. disagreement 5. realise

四、阅读理解
①Hearing a parent say “Tidy your room!” is not unusual. According to a UK survey, having a messy bedroom is the third most common reason for a family argument. What do you think—is it OK to have a messy bedroom?
② Some people believe having a messy room is okay for kids. A messy room is like a teenager’s own little world. They can hang posters or leave clothes on the floor without someone telling them “Clean up!” This space teaches them to make choices and feel free to be themselves. Parents can help by staying out of the room. If the mess worries them, they can close the door. Most teenagers have messy rooms because they’re busy with friends, hobbies, or school. But they will probably learn to be more organised.
③Also, some studies show that messiness can be a sign of creativity and it’s more likely to free one’s mind for deep-thinking. Cleaning up the room is boring and time-wasting, and there are more meaningful things to do, like work, hobbies and friends. Anyway, the chances are that it will just get messy again!
④However, research shows that untidy environment can cause more stress and make it harder for teenagers to focus on homework. Instead, a tidy room can make them happy and help them think more clearly while dealing with difficult tasks in the room. What’s more, one may knock something onto the floor by accident and break it in a messy room. And it is unfair on the rest of the family if one of the rooms looks like a rubbish place—it is part of their home too and we should respect that. In a word, a tidy room is nice for everyone and, best of all, means no arguments.
()1. What do people argue about according to the passage?
A. Whether kids should have their own space.
B. Whether it is necessary to keep rooms tidy.
C. Whether children should share housework.
D. Whether parents should set their kids free.
()2. Which can support the opinion of keeping rooms in order?
A. Children can be free to throw things everywhere.
B. It takes much time for children to clean bedrooms.
C. It helps children be more creative and open-minded.
D. Kids can focus on tasks and improve clear thinking.
()3. What can be the structure of the passage?

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四、1—3 BDC