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三、补全短文
I have met many excellent teachers in my school life. I love them all because they have given me so much help in my study and in my life. But the one that I will never forget is my English teacher—Mrs.Wang. 1 When I was in trouble, she could always help me in time. She was the best teacher in my eyes because she gave me much help, and she even gave me something special.
In my junior years, I considered myself as a silly girl, because I was always silent in class, but Mrs.Wang usually praised me. Her words were very important for me. 2 With her encouragement, I began to believe in myself. 3 In my eyes, she was not only an English teacher but also a kind mother. She cared for me just like my own mother.
Mrs.Wang was a strict teacher, but I loved and respected her very much. 4 We also did some other activities together. Mrs.Wang often helped me patiently after class, taught me important knowledge and skills, and taught me how to be an excellent person. What she only wanted to see was my improvement. 5
On the journey of life, Mrs.Wang has not only lighted the light of hope for me, but also given me a strong heart to face any difficulty.
1. _______
2. _______
3. _______
4. _______
5. _______
I have met many excellent teachers in my school life. I love them all because they have given me so much help in my study and in my life. But the one that I will never forget is my English teacher—Mrs.Wang. 1 When I was in trouble, she could always help me in time. She was the best teacher in my eyes because she gave me much help, and she even gave me something special.
In my junior years, I considered myself as a silly girl, because I was always silent in class, but Mrs.Wang usually praised me. Her words were very important for me. 2 With her encouragement, I began to believe in myself. 3 In my eyes, she was not only an English teacher but also a kind mother. She cared for me just like my own mother.
Mrs.Wang was a strict teacher, but I loved and respected her very much. 4 We also did some other activities together. Mrs.Wang often helped me patiently after class, taught me important knowledge and skills, and taught me how to be an excellent person. What she only wanted to see was my improvement. 5
On the journey of life, Mrs.Wang has not only lighted the light of hope for me, but also given me a strong heart to face any difficulty.
1. _______
2. _______
3. _______
4. _______
5. _______
答案
D
;
B
;
F
;
C
;
E
四、阅读理解
Michelle was afraid of dancing in front of others, but in fact she danced very well.
"My birthday is coming tomorrow. Everyone will laugh at me if I can't dance well," she said to herself. She went to Daisy for help.
"Daisy, how can you dance so well?" asked Michelle.
"My father made a pair of magic dancing shoes for me. Look! Here is the pair of shoes," said Daisy.
"Would you like to lend the shoes to me? I want to wear them at my birthday party."
"Of course," said Daisy, taking off the pair of magic shoes. And then she handed them to Michelle.
Michelle was so delighted and ran back to tell her parents about the magic dancing shoes. And they couldn't wait for the day of the birthday party.
Daisy went back home and told her father about this. "Oh, dear. I lied to you. You know, I just make shoes for a living. I told you they were magic shoes, just to make you believe that you could dance well. How can I make magic shoes? Your shoes are not magic at all."
The next day, Michelle and Daisy met on the way. Just before Michelle could say her thanks, Daisy said sorry to her friend first.
"Dear Michelle, I'm so sorry. There is no magic in my shoes. And my father can't make magic shoes at all," said Daisy.
"But I think they are really magic! They gave me so much confidence. It was your magic shoes that helped me to dance, and I danced so well at my party with my feet in them. Thank you for your magic shoes, Daisy!"
( )1.What did Daisy tell Michelle about her dancing shoes at first?
A.They were just ordinary shoes.
B.They were made by her mother.
C.They were borrowed from a famous dancer.
D.They were magic shoes made by her father.
( )2.What does the underlined word "delighted" mean?
A.Worried.
B.Disappointed.
C.Happy.
D.Angry.
( )3.What did Daisy's father do?
A.A magician.
B.A businessman.
C.A dancer.
D.A shoe maker.
( )4.What do we know about Daisy's father?
A.He could make magic shoes.
B.He bought the shoes from a store.
C.He lied to Daisy about making magic shoes.
D.He learned how to make magic shoes from a book.
( )5.Why did Michelle thank Daisy for the shoes?
A.Because they were very comfortable.
B.Because they were very beautiful.
C.Because they really had magic powers.
D.Because they gave her confidence.
Michelle was afraid of dancing in front of others, but in fact she danced very well.
"My birthday is coming tomorrow. Everyone will laugh at me if I can't dance well," she said to herself. She went to Daisy for help.
"Daisy, how can you dance so well?" asked Michelle.
"My father made a pair of magic dancing shoes for me. Look! Here is the pair of shoes," said Daisy.
"Would you like to lend the shoes to me? I want to wear them at my birthday party."
"Of course," said Daisy, taking off the pair of magic shoes. And then she handed them to Michelle.
Michelle was so delighted and ran back to tell her parents about the magic dancing shoes. And they couldn't wait for the day of the birthday party.
Daisy went back home and told her father about this. "Oh, dear. I lied to you. You know, I just make shoes for a living. I told you they were magic shoes, just to make you believe that you could dance well. How can I make magic shoes? Your shoes are not magic at all."
The next day, Michelle and Daisy met on the way. Just before Michelle could say her thanks, Daisy said sorry to her friend first.
"Dear Michelle, I'm so sorry. There is no magic in my shoes. And my father can't make magic shoes at all," said Daisy.
"But I think they are really magic! They gave me so much confidence. It was your magic shoes that helped me to dance, and I danced so well at my party with my feet in them. Thank you for your magic shoes, Daisy!"
( )1.What did Daisy tell Michelle about her dancing shoes at first?
A.They were just ordinary shoes.
B.They were made by her mother.
C.They were borrowed from a famous dancer.
D.They were magic shoes made by her father.
( )2.What does the underlined word "delighted" mean?
A.Worried.
B.Disappointed.
C.Happy.
D.Angry.
( )3.What did Daisy's father do?
A.A magician.
B.A businessman.
C.A dancer.
D.A shoe maker.
( )4.What do we know about Daisy's father?
A.He could make magic shoes.
B.He bought the shoes from a store.
C.He lied to Daisy about making magic shoes.
D.He learned how to make magic shoes from a book.
( )5.Why did Michelle thank Daisy for the shoes?
A.Because they were very comfortable.
B.Because they were very beautiful.
C.Because they really had magic powers.
D.Because they gave her confidence.
答案
D
; C
; D
; C
; D
; C
; D
; C
; D
