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一、完形填空 素养:思维品质 主题:做人与做事 难度:中 建议用时:10 分钟
“Keep your eyes on your paper” is one of the rules that Mrs. Archer has taught us. It's a simple rule, 1 it's not a rule everybody chooses to follow.
This morning, I felt 2 was watching my paper too closely during an English exam. I turned my head quickly and saw James, who sat 3 me. My eyes caught his and he said in a low voice, “Let me see your 4!”
I gave him a 5, not sure if he was joking, and returned to my test. This time I moved a little more 6 towards my paper. “I can't see!” James said.
“What am I going to do?” I 7. Cheating was wrong. I'd studied hard for the test, but James hadn't. I put my arms around my paper so that he 8 see the answers. I knew I did what I felt was right. Maybe it made James 9.
When the exam ended, I stood there for a moment, thinking 10 to say. But I felt it was 11 to let him know that cheating was wrong. My 12 searched for the right words.
“Sorry, James, but you know me well enough to 13 how I feel about cheating,” I said slowly. “But maybe I can help you study before the next test. ” “OK, Brian,” he smiled slightly. “You are 14. I should study hard. ”
I stood there for a while, and finally I was 15 to breathe again. I was happy that my friendship with James wasn't destroyed.
1. A. but B. so C. because D. unless
2. A. nobody B. anybody C. everybody D. somebody
3. A. before B. behind C. over D. around
4. A. watches B. toys C. answers D. problems
5. A. book B. note C. hand D. smile
6. A. closely B. clearly C. mostly D. quietly
7. A. said to him B. asked the teacher C. thought to myself D. talked to me
8. A. could B. couldn't C. must D. mustn't
9. A. happy B. angry C. excited D. proud
10. A. why B. when C. how D. what
11. A. careless B. sad C. silly D. necessary
12. A. eyes B. body C. mind D. memory
13. A. understand B. regret C. doubt D. advise
14. A. wrong B. right C. handsome D. strange
15. A. afraid B. sure C. crazy D. able
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6 - 10
11 - 15
“Keep your eyes on your paper” is one of the rules that Mrs. Archer has taught us. It's a simple rule, 1 it's not a rule everybody chooses to follow.
This morning, I felt 2 was watching my paper too closely during an English exam. I turned my head quickly and saw James, who sat 3 me. My eyes caught his and he said in a low voice, “Let me see your 4!”
I gave him a 5, not sure if he was joking, and returned to my test. This time I moved a little more 6 towards my paper. “I can't see!” James said.
“What am I going to do?” I 7. Cheating was wrong. I'd studied hard for the test, but James hadn't. I put my arms around my paper so that he 8 see the answers. I knew I did what I felt was right. Maybe it made James 9.
When the exam ended, I stood there for a moment, thinking 10 to say. But I felt it was 11 to let him know that cheating was wrong. My 12 searched for the right words.
“Sorry, James, but you know me well enough to 13 how I feel about cheating,” I said slowly. “But maybe I can help you study before the next test. ” “OK, Brian,” he smiled slightly. “You are 14. I should study hard. ”
I stood there for a while, and finally I was 15 to breathe again. I was happy that my friendship with James wasn't destroyed.
1. A. but B. so C. because D. unless
2. A. nobody B. anybody C. everybody D. somebody
3. A. before B. behind C. over D. around
4. A. watches B. toys C. answers D. problems
5. A. book B. note C. hand D. smile
6. A. closely B. clearly C. mostly D. quietly
7. A. said to him B. asked the teacher C. thought to myself D. talked to me
8. A. could B. couldn't C. must D. mustn't
9. A. happy B. angry C. excited D. proud
10. A. why B. when C. how D. what
11. A. careless B. sad C. silly D. necessary
12. A. eyes B. body C. mind D. memory
13. A. understand B. regret C. doubt D. advise
14. A. wrong B. right C. handsome D. strange
15. A. afraid B. sure C. crazy D. able
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6 - 10
11 - 15
答案
1 - 5. ADBCD 6 - 10. ACBBD 11 - 15. DCABD
二、阅读理解 素养:思维品质 主题:社会服务与人际沟通 难度:中 建议用时:8 分钟
Sweat(汗水) poured down Simon's face as he prepared for the basketball game—a game he was certain to win. After all, he was not just good, but excellent.
Basketball ran in Simon's family. His elder brother Reggie played at a top college, and Simon was expected to do the same. But his heart was no longer in it. He had another sport in his mind.
Riding the bus home, Simon watched cheerleaders perform with energy that attracted(吸引) him a lot. He took out a paper from his backpack. In bold letters, it read “Cheerleading Competition(啦啦队比赛)”—that was Simon's true desire.
Although cheerleading was seen as a girls' sport, Simon understood its importance in a game and the emotional(有感染力的) excitement it required. It was time to share his dream with his family.
Upon returning home, Simon was greeted by his parents and Reggie. “You're home?” Reggie asked. He was proud to support his little brother's basketball game, believing Simon would be better than him.
Everyone in the family was smiling except Simon. His family had such high expectations of him when it came to basketball. But Simon was tired of trying to keep up with his brother. He was ready to follow his heart.
“I don't think I want to play ball anymore,” he said. “I want to do something else. ” The family stood confused(困惑的). “Like what, son?” his father said, breaking the silence. “Cheerleading,” Simon replied. Nervous, unbelieving laughter followed that word. They thought he was joking. “That's what I really want to do,” Simon said in a voice that came out louder than expected. When they saw he was serious, they were quiet.
Over the next few weeks, his family began to understand and support him for the big event. During weeks of hard training, he could see that he was improving with practice. Then it was time for the competition. Dad, Mom, Reggie cheered Simon on. With the music played, he hit every beat the best he could. On Monday, the results were announced. Simon's name was at the top. Not only did he prove himself, but his family also felt proud of his achievement.
1. What did Simon think of cheerleading?
A. It was more suitable for girls.
B. It was an easy physical activity.
C. It was meaningful in a game.
D. It was difficult to hit every beat.
2. Put the things that happened to Simon in the correct order.
a. He won the competition.
b. He improved with practice.
c. He prepared for the basketball game.
d. He saw the performance of the cheerleaders.
e. He told his family he was giving up basketball.
A. b - c - e - d - a
B. b - c - d - e - a
C. c - d - e - b - a
D. c - d - b - a - e
3. How did the family's attitude(态度) towards Simon's decision change?
A. pleased→supportive→upset
B. confused→supportive→proud
C. doubtful→angry→understanding
D. nervous→surprised→disappointed
4. Which of the following can best describe Simon?
A. Wise and kind - hearted.
B. Outgoing and humorous.
C. Friendly and open - minded.
D. Strong - willed and hard - working.
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Sweat(汗水) poured down Simon's face as he prepared for the basketball game—a game he was certain to win. After all, he was not just good, but excellent.
Basketball ran in Simon's family. His elder brother Reggie played at a top college, and Simon was expected to do the same. But his heart was no longer in it. He had another sport in his mind.
Riding the bus home, Simon watched cheerleaders perform with energy that attracted(吸引) him a lot. He took out a paper from his backpack. In bold letters, it read “Cheerleading Competition(啦啦队比赛)”—that was Simon's true desire.
Although cheerleading was seen as a girls' sport, Simon understood its importance in a game and the emotional(有感染力的) excitement it required. It was time to share his dream with his family.
Upon returning home, Simon was greeted by his parents and Reggie. “You're home?” Reggie asked. He was proud to support his little brother's basketball game, believing Simon would be better than him.
Everyone in the family was smiling except Simon. His family had such high expectations of him when it came to basketball. But Simon was tired of trying to keep up with his brother. He was ready to follow his heart.
“I don't think I want to play ball anymore,” he said. “I want to do something else. ” The family stood confused(困惑的). “Like what, son?” his father said, breaking the silence. “Cheerleading,” Simon replied. Nervous, unbelieving laughter followed that word. They thought he was joking. “That's what I really want to do,” Simon said in a voice that came out louder than expected. When they saw he was serious, they were quiet.
Over the next few weeks, his family began to understand and support him for the big event. During weeks of hard training, he could see that he was improving with practice. Then it was time for the competition. Dad, Mom, Reggie cheered Simon on. With the music played, he hit every beat the best he could. On Monday, the results were announced. Simon's name was at the top. Not only did he prove himself, but his family also felt proud of his achievement.
1. What did Simon think of cheerleading?
A. It was more suitable for girls.
B. It was an easy physical activity.
C. It was meaningful in a game.
D. It was difficult to hit every beat.
2. Put the things that happened to Simon in the correct order.
a. He won the competition.
b. He improved with practice.
c. He prepared for the basketball game.
d. He saw the performance of the cheerleaders.
e. He told his family he was giving up basketball.
A. b - c - e - d - a
B. b - c - d - e - a
C. c - d - e - b - a
D. c - d - b - a - e
3. How did the family's attitude(态度) towards Simon's decision change?
A. pleased→supportive→upset
B. confused→supportive→proud
C. doubtful→angry→understanding
D. nervous→surprised→disappointed
4. Which of the following can best describe Simon?
A. Wise and kind - hearted.
B. Outgoing and humorous.
C. Friendly and open - minded.
D. Strong - willed and hard - working.
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答案
1 - 4. CCBD
