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四、完成句子
1. 希望你能凭借自己的努力实现你的梦想。
I hope you ______ your own hard work.
2. 虽然他们这次失败了，但我还是钦佩队员们的团队精神。
Though they failed this time, ______.
3. 不久她改变了主意，找人出版了她的书。
Soon after, she ______ and had ______.
4. 真可怕，还有那么多人仍在为生命安全担忧。
It's terrible that there are so many people ______.
5. 令我高兴的是，我成功地通过了驾驶考试。
______, I ______ passing the driving test.
1. 希望你能凭借自己的努力实现你的梦想。
I hope you ______ your own hard work.
2. 虽然他们这次失败了，但我还是钦佩队员们的团队精神。
Though they failed this time, ______.
3. 不久她改变了主意，找人出版了她的书。
Soon after, she ______ and had ______.
4. 真可怕，还有那么多人仍在为生命安全担忧。
It's terrible that there are so many people ______.
5. 令我高兴的是，我成功地通过了驾驶考试。
______, I ______ passing the driving test.
答案
(will/can) achieve/realize your dream through
; I still admired the members for their team spirit
; changed her mind
; her book published
; still (living) in fear of their lives
; To my joy
; succeeded in
; I still admired the members for their team spirit
; changed her mind
; her book published
; still (living) in fear of their lives
; To my joy
; succeeded in
五、阅读表达 阅读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题，每 小 题 答 案 不 超 过 8 个 单 词 。
In his lovely piece of writing Why Write? the writer Paul Auster shares a story about growing up as an eight-year-old in New York City. He was crazy about baseball, especially the New York Giants. The only thing he remembers about attending his first major league baseball game is that he saw his hero Willie Mays after the game. The young Auster gathered his courage and went close to his hero. “Mr Mays,” he said, “could I please have your autograph (签名)?”
“Sure, kid, sure,” Mays replied kindly. “Have you got a pencil?”
Auster didn’t have a pencil on him, neither did his father or his mother or anyone else in his group.
Mays waited patiently, but when it became clear that no one present had anything to write with, he said, “Sorry, kid. We’ve got no pencil. I can’t give you my autograph.”
From that day on, Auster made it a habit to never leave the house without a pencil in his pocket. “It’s not that I had any special plans for that pencil,” Auster writes, “but I didn’t want to be unprepared. I had been caught empty-handed once, and I wasn’t about to let it happen again. The years have taught me this: If there’s a pencil in your pocket, there’s a good chance that one day you’ll feel like starting to use it. That’s how I became a writer.”
What is your pencil? What is so important that without it you feel unprepared? I know some cartoonists always carry pen and paper and some photographers always have a camera in their pockets. They are always prepared.
Pick your “pencil” and don’t leave home without it.
1. How did Auster feel when he was asking his hero for his autograph?
______
2. To get Willie Mays’ autograph, what did Auster need?
______
3. What habit did Auster form after that day?
______
4. What do you think of Auster’s habit? Why do you think so?
______
5. As a student, what is your “pencil” in your own life?
______
In his lovely piece of writing Why Write? the writer Paul Auster shares a story about growing up as an eight-year-old in New York City. He was crazy about baseball, especially the New York Giants. The only thing he remembers about attending his first major league baseball game is that he saw his hero Willie Mays after the game. The young Auster gathered his courage and went close to his hero. “Mr Mays,” he said, “could I please have your autograph (签名)?”
“Sure, kid, sure,” Mays replied kindly. “Have you got a pencil?”
Auster didn’t have a pencil on him, neither did his father or his mother or anyone else in his group.
Mays waited patiently, but when it became clear that no one present had anything to write with, he said, “Sorry, kid. We’ve got no pencil. I can’t give you my autograph.”
From that day on, Auster made it a habit to never leave the house without a pencil in his pocket. “It’s not that I had any special plans for that pencil,” Auster writes, “but I didn’t want to be unprepared. I had been caught empty-handed once, and I wasn’t about to let it happen again. The years have taught me this: If there’s a pencil in your pocket, there’s a good chance that one day you’ll feel like starting to use it. That’s how I became a writer.”
What is your pencil? What is so important that without it you feel unprepared? I know some cartoonists always carry pen and paper and some photographers always have a camera in their pockets. They are always prepared.
Pick your “pencil” and don’t leave home without it.
1. How did Auster feel when he was asking his hero for his autograph?
______
2. To get Willie Mays’ autograph, what did Auster need?
______
3. What habit did Auster form after that day?
______
4. What do you think of Auster’s habit? Why do you think so?
______
5. As a student, what is your “pencil” in your own life?
______
答案
(He felt) (excited but) nervous.
; (Auster/He needed) a pencil.
; Never leaving his house without a pencil.
; Helpful, because it helps him get prepared/become a writer.
; I work hard(er) for my future/save money for a rainy day.
; (Auster/He needed) a pencil.
; Never leaving his house without a pencil.
; Helpful, because it helps him get prepared/become a writer.
; I work hard(er) for my future/save money for a rainy day.
