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二、用方框中所给短语的适当形式完成句子
help out, a master of, in fact, hear of, satisfy one's needs
1. My dream is to become
2. The test looked easy, but
3. My parents always try their best to
4. I have never
5. My mother asked me to
help out, a master of, in fact, hear of, satisfy one's needs
1. My dream is to become
a master of
painting, so I must practise hard.2. The test looked easy, but
in fact
, it was very difficult.3. My parents always try their best to
satisfy my needs
in study. I'm very grateful to them.4. I have never
heard of
this kind of sport before today.5. My mother asked me to
help out
with the housework at the weekend.答案
1. a master of
2. in fact
3. satisfy my needs
4. heard of
5. help out
2. in fact
3. satisfy my needs
4. heard of
5. help out
三、完形填空
“Three miles!” Sarah called, looking at the marathon poster. This seemed really hard, 1 for her, the slowest runner in Grade 8. But Mum encouraged her, “You won’t know 2 you try!”
Sarah joined the race. But the first training day ended in 3 when she could only run half a mile, and some kids laughed at her, making her cry.
Feeling 4, Sarah went to the school library and stayed by herself. There, an old book caught her eye. On its cover were these words: 5, Not Perfection. Inside the book were stories of great people who succeeded by taking small steps. Sarah made a(n) 6: Run for one more minute each day. She began getting up early to jog. On the 21st day, she had a small win—she ran a full mile without 7! Her breathing became easier too.
The race day arrived with light rain. Sarah did her best, but many runners passed her. By mile 2, Sarah’s shirt was 8 with rain and sweat, and she slowed down. Then she heard the 9 voices. “Go, Sarah! You’ve got this!” Her classmates were all cheering for her! Sarah ran as fast as she could to the finish line. When she crossed it, the clock read 34:17. She came in last but her time was much shorter than that of her first run.
Sarah smiled. The real victory wasn’t the race itself, but the courage to 10 the challenges and keep trying day after day. And that made her stronger.
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“Three miles!” Sarah called, looking at the marathon poster. This seemed really hard, 1 for her, the slowest runner in Grade 8. But Mum encouraged her, “You won’t know 2 you try!”
Sarah joined the race. But the first training day ended in 3 when she could only run half a mile, and some kids laughed at her, making her cry.
Feeling 4, Sarah went to the school library and stayed by herself. There, an old book caught her eye. On its cover were these words: 5, Not Perfection. Inside the book were stories of great people who succeeded by taking small steps. Sarah made a(n) 6: Run for one more minute each day. She began getting up early to jog. On the 21st day, she had a small win—she ran a full mile without 7! Her breathing became easier too.
The race day arrived with light rain. Sarah did her best, but many runners passed her. By mile 2, Sarah’s shirt was 8 with rain and sweat, and she slowed down. Then she heard the 9 voices. “Go, Sarah! You’ve got this!” Her classmates were all cheering for her! Sarah ran as fast as she could to the finish line. When she crossed it, the clock read 34:17. She came in last but her time was much shorter than that of her first run.
Sarah smiled. The real victory wasn’t the race itself, but the courage to 10 the challenges and keep trying day after day. And that made her stronger.
(
C
)1. A. probably B. certainly C. especially D. hardly(
B
)2. A. if B. until C. although D. once(
D
)3. A. hopes B. fears C. jokes D. tears(
B
)4. A. excited B. terrible C. fine D. bored(
B
)5. A. Peace B. Progress C. War D. Budget(
A
)6. A. plan B. order C. journey D. hunt(
A
)7. A. stopping B. breathing C. laughing D. jumping(
C
)8. A. ancient B. comfortable C. heavy D. fresh(
A
)9. A. familiar B. scary C. dead D. regular(
D
)10. A. look B. turn C. pack D. face答案
1. C 2. B 3. D 4. B 5. B 6. A 7. A 8. C 9. A 10. D
