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B(2025·宿迁市宿城区模拟)〔人与社会——人际沟通〕
I was a shy girl when I was in school. Every time a teacher asked me a question，my voice would tremble(颤抖)and I would speak as little as possible. I just sat in my seat，feeling smaller and smaller，and waited quietly until the class was over.
This situation continued throughout my middle school years and into Grade 10. As time passed by，I felt increasingly more painful. I even started to think that maybe I was meant to just be shy and unnoticed. Everyone else would have fun，but not me.
Just before starting Grade 11，I complained to my sister about how I was feeling. She replied，“Don't worry. Take small steps and do something to change this situation. I believe in you!” I always knew I wanted to belong to a group and I understood that I had to start somewhere. Speaking up seemed like the first step I had to take.
One day，we had a small group discussion in class and I gathered all my courage to share my ideas with everyone. Little by little，it had an effect and my classmates started to recognize my presence(存在). Sometimes，they even replied to what I was saying. Suddenly，I felt I was part of the discussion. This is how I started to make friends. I finally felt accepted.
Finding my voice was hard，but it helped me find the strength to be the person I wanted to be. Now that I'm older，I can easily say this has made all the difference.
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A. Excited and happy.
B. Nervous and very shy.
C. Angry and bored.
D. Confident and proud.
(
A. Avoid making mistakes.
B. Stop complaining to others about life.
C. Learn more from others.
D. Take steps to change her situation.
(
A. feeling
B. mistake
C. influence
D. problem
(
A. Teachers should help shy students.
B. Middle school life is always painful.
C. Speaking up can help you become more confident.
D. Making friends is the most important thing in school.
I was a shy girl when I was in school. Every time a teacher asked me a question，my voice would tremble(颤抖)and I would speak as little as possible. I just sat in my seat，feeling smaller and smaller，and waited quietly until the class was over.
This situation continued throughout my middle school years and into Grade 10. As time passed by，I felt increasingly more painful. I even started to think that maybe I was meant to just be shy and unnoticed. Everyone else would have fun，but not me.
Just before starting Grade 11，I complained to my sister about how I was feeling. She replied，“Don't worry. Take small steps and do something to change this situation. I believe in you!” I always knew I wanted to belong to a group and I understood that I had to start somewhere. Speaking up seemed like the first step I had to take.
One day，we had a small group discussion in class and I gathered all my courage to share my ideas with everyone. Little by little，it had an effect and my classmates started to recognize my presence(存在). Sometimes，they even replied to what I was saying. Suddenly，I felt I was part of the discussion. This is how I started to make friends. I finally felt accepted.
Finding my voice was hard，but it helped me find the strength to be the person I wanted to be. Now that I'm older，I can easily say this has made all the difference.
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B
)49. How did the writer feel when the teacher asked her questions in Paragraph 1?A. Excited and happy.
B. Nervous and very shy.
C. Angry and bored.
D. Confident and proud.
(
D
)50. What did the writer's sister advise her to do?A. Avoid making mistakes.
B. Stop complaining to others about life.
C. Learn more from others.
D. Take steps to change her situation.
(
C
)51. What does the underlined word “effect” mean?A. feeling
B. mistake
C. influence
D. problem
(
C
)52. What is the main idea of the story?A. Teachers should help shy students.
B. Middle school life is always painful.
C. Speaking up can help you become more confident.
D. Making friends is the most important thing in school.
答案
49～52. BDCC
