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一、用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。
although, allow, matter, realize
1.（2025·徐州市期末）Good education ______. Parents should set a good example for the kids.
2.（2025·镇江市镇江新区期中）Life is like climbing the mountain. ______ you may feel tired, you will enjoy the beauty at the top of the mountain.
3. Many children in the UK ______ to have their own bank cards.
4. The teacher will try to get the students who study hard ______ their dreams.
although, allow, matter, realize
1.（2025·徐州市期末）Good education ______. Parents should set a good example for the kids.
2.（2025·镇江市镇江新区期中）Life is like climbing the mountain. ______ you may feel tired, you will enjoy the beauty at the top of the mountain.
3. Many children in the UK ______ to have their own bank cards.
4. The teacher will try to get the students who study hard ______ their dreams.
答案
matters
; Although
; are allowed
; to realize
; Although
; are allowed
; to realize
1. 亮点原创 China performed well at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, with an unprecedented ______ of winning 91 medals, including 40 golds.
A. agreement
B. achievement
C. development
D. excitement
A. agreement
B. achievement
C. development
D. excitement
答案
B
2. (2023·镇江市句容课堂练习)He had to go back home early from work ______ his illness this afternoon.
A. as
B. because
C. since
D. because of
A. as
B. because
C. since
D. because of
答案
D
3. (2023·宿迁市泗阳月考)Jane Austen, the writer of Pride and Prejudice, wrote many stories of love. But she ______ single all her life.
A. reminded
B. remained
C. realized
D. required
A. reminded
B. remained
C. realized
D. required
答案
B
4. The boy ______ " the prince of basketball" after his ______ in the match.
A. named; success
B. was named; succeeded
C. was named; success
D. named; succeed
A. named; success
B. was named; succeeded
C. was named; success
D. named; succeed
答案
C
;
;
三、完成句子。
1.（2023·无锡）你篮球打得这么好，为何不去参加校队的选拔呢？
You play basketball so well. Why not go and ______ the school team?
2. 他更加刻苦地训练，最终使教练同意了他的申请。
He ______ and finally ______.
3. 在NBA注意到他之前，他在那儿待了多长时间？
______ before the NBA ______?
4. 我表弟很固执，没人能迫使他改变主意。
My cousin is so stubborn ______.
1.（2023·无锡）你篮球打得这么好，为何不去参加校队的选拔呢？
You play basketball so well. Why not go and ______ the school team?
2. 他更加刻苦地训练，最终使教练同意了他的申请。
He ______ and finally ______.
3. 在NBA注意到他之前，他在那儿待了多长时间？
______ before the NBA ______?
4. 我表弟很固执，没人能迫使他改变主意。
My cousin is so stubborn ______.
答案
try out for
; practised even harder
; got the coach to agree with his application
; How long did he remain there
; took notice of him
; that no one can
; force him to change his mind
; practised even harder
; got the coach to agree with his application
; How long did he remain there
; took notice of him
; that no one can
; force him to change his mind
四、(2024·山东烟台中考改编)阅读理解。
Wangari Maathai, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, was born on April 1, 1940, in Kenya（肯尼亚）. Growing up in the countryside, Wangari was deeply connected to the land from an early age. This early experience with the environment later inspired her life's work, which has left an unforgettable mark on the world.
With the help of a programme, Wangari received her university education in the United States. After graduation, she returned to Kenya. In 1971, she got a doctor's degree from the University of Nairobi, becoming the first woman doctor in East and Central Africa. But her greater achievement was outside the university. In 1977, Wangari set up the Green Belt Movement, an organization focused on tree planting, environmental protection, and women's rights. She called on Kenyan women to plant trees in their hometown. This simple act not only helped to protect the environment but also made women powerful economically（经济地）and socially.
Wangari focused not only on environmental problems. She made great efforts to fight for democracy（民主）, human rights, and social fairness. Her activism（激进主义）often put her in disagreement with the Kenyan government. As a result, she was put in prison（监狱）several times, but she kept fighting bravely. It was because of her tireless work that she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. She became the first African woman to receive the award.
Wangari passed away on September 25, 2011, but her spirit continues to inspire a worldwide movement towards environmental protection and social fairness. Her book, Unbowed, records her life journey and the challenges she faced, offering an inspiration to countless people worldwide. Her story lives on through the millions of trees planted by the Green Belt Movement and the countless lives she touched through her hard work. It serves as a reminder that even the smallest actions, like planting a tree, can have a great influence on the world.
1. 新考法 写作意图 For what purpose does the writer mention Wangari's early life in Paragraph 1?
A. To describe how she grew up in the countryside.
B. To tell us why she studied hard for a doctor's degree.
C. To explain why she cared for environmental problems.
D. To show how she became a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
2. What does the underlined part "This simple act" mean in Paragraph 2?
A. Setting up an organization.
B. Planting trees in Kenya.
C. Focusing on women's rights.
D. Fighting for democracy.
3. What can we learn from Wangari's story?
A. Small actions can make great differences.
B. Brave people should win the Nobel Prize.
C. Good education can help one be successful.
D. We shouldn't look down upon African women.
Wangari Maathai, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, was born on April 1, 1940, in Kenya（肯尼亚）. Growing up in the countryside, Wangari was deeply connected to the land from an early age. This early experience with the environment later inspired her life's work, which has left an unforgettable mark on the world.
With the help of a programme, Wangari received her university education in the United States. After graduation, she returned to Kenya. In 1971, she got a doctor's degree from the University of Nairobi, becoming the first woman doctor in East and Central Africa. But her greater achievement was outside the university. In 1977, Wangari set up the Green Belt Movement, an organization focused on tree planting, environmental protection, and women's rights. She called on Kenyan women to plant trees in their hometown. This simple act not only helped to protect the environment but also made women powerful economically（经济地）and socially.
Wangari focused not only on environmental problems. She made great efforts to fight for democracy（民主）, human rights, and social fairness. Her activism（激进主义）often put her in disagreement with the Kenyan government. As a result, she was put in prison（监狱）several times, but she kept fighting bravely. It was because of her tireless work that she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. She became the first African woman to receive the award.
Wangari passed away on September 25, 2011, but her spirit continues to inspire a worldwide movement towards environmental protection and social fairness. Her book, Unbowed, records her life journey and the challenges she faced, offering an inspiration to countless people worldwide. Her story lives on through the millions of trees planted by the Green Belt Movement and the countless lives she touched through her hard work. It serves as a reminder that even the smallest actions, like planting a tree, can have a great influence on the world.
1. 新考法 写作意图 For what purpose does the writer mention Wangari's early life in Paragraph 1?
A. To describe how she grew up in the countryside.
B. To tell us why she studied hard for a doctor's degree.
C. To explain why she cared for environmental problems.
D. To show how she became a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
2. What does the underlined part "This simple act" mean in Paragraph 2?
A. Setting up an organization.
B. Planting trees in Kenya.
C. Focusing on women's rights.
D. Fighting for democracy.
3. What can we learn from Wangari's story?
A. Small actions can make great differences.
B. Brave people should win the Nobel Prize.
C. Good education can help one be successful.
D. We shouldn't look down upon African women.
答案
C ; B
