Ⅱ.语法填空
Sports should help a man to learn fairness, not only in games but also in and for life.If two teams play 1.____________ game, one team must lose.If a dozen teams attend an athletic competition, 2.____________ team will get the most points and all the 3.____________ eleven teams will get 4.____________ points.If a school team comes out last, that is no loss of face.5.____________ that team and that school must do is admitted that it 6.____________(lose).The only intelligent reaction 7.____________ defeat must be: next year we will do our best to come out on top, because from now on our team will devote 8.____________ to a stricter course of training under competent instructors.
Lessons 9.____________(learn)in sports can help us in our dealing with other people.But even more 10.____________(value)are the lessons learned in extra-curricular activities in school: in speech, dramatic and musical contests, in “house”activities, and, especially, in the student council. 【文章大意】 本文讲述我们应当如何对待比赛中的失败及失败的教训给我们为人处事的启示.
1.解析: a在单数可数名词前用不定冠词表示泛指, 这里泛指“任何一场比赛”. 注意: play后接球类运动的名词时不用冠词. 答案: a
2.解析: 由最高级the most points (最多分) 可以推知, 12个队参加比赛, 分数最多的只能是其中的一个队. 答案: one
3.解析: 指12个队中除一个最多分之外的“另外的”11个队. 答案: other
4.解析: 与得分最多的那个队相比, 另外的这所有的11个队的得分都会“更少”. 答案: fewer
5.解析: 引导主语从句, 并在主语从句中作do的宾语. 句中系动词后作表语的不定式省略了to, 因为主语部分有do, 作表语的不定式的to可以省略. 答案: What
6.解析: 指承认曾经“失败过”. 答案: lost
7.解析: 表示“对……作出反应”是reaction后加介词to, 为固定搭配. 答案: to
8.解析: 因devote oneself to (致力于) 是固定搭配, 又因主语是our team, 故用itself. 答案: itself
9.解析: 因learn与lessons在逻辑上是动宾关系, 即lessons与learn是被动关系, 故用过去分词作定语. 答案: learned
10.解析: 这句是为避免头重脚轻而使用了倒装. 因主语the lessons的定语learned in...in the student council太长, 故将其放在后面了, are前面空格处是作表语的, 故用形容词. 答案: valuable Ⅲ.阅读理解
What’s popular?
When it comes to reading, Luz Ramos enjoys mysteries.Cynthia Hass likes the Gossip Girl books.And Carla Fajardo is a fan of the Twilight (《暮色》) series.
What do the three girls from America’s Modesto High School have in common?They’re reading something surveys say teens are doing less and less these days.
Still, there are teenagers who find time to read a good book.But what have they been reading over the years?
Teen girls were likely to be interested in romance novels, according to a study by the University of Minnesota conducted in 1992.
After surveying five different high schools in Illinois, the study found that “the romance novel is, without question, the most popular kind of leisure book for female adolescents.” While preferred genres for males were more varied, ranging from science fiction to sports. But now, girls, too, are enjoying a broader range of teen literature.On the New York Times young adults’ bestseller list are, The Book Thief, a Holocaust (二战中纳粹大屠杀)tale told by Death and written by a young Australian author, Markus Zusak;The Hunger Games, about a girl’s fight for survival on live TV.
Also on the list are the Twilight and Gossip Girl books.The Twilight series, a story of romance between protagonist (主角)Bella Swan and vampire (吸血鬼)Edward Cullen, and the racy Gossip Girl series, detailing the decadent(颓废的)lives of upper-class teenagers, have sold more than 7.7 million and 5.6 million copies in the United States, respectively.
Both have been adapted into other forms of media because of their success: Gossip Girl into a TV
series and Twilight into a movie to be released on November 21.
However, they also have received criticism from those who worry the books are part of a trend misrepresenting teenage life and relationships. Teenagers have split opinions.
To 16-year-old Hass, a student in Modesto High, Gossip Girl is a pleasurable read that relates to teenage
“I don’t really care for them, ” she said.“They have a lot of drama.I think teenagers want the drama because they don’t have anything like that going on in their lives.”
【文章大意】 本文是一篇说明文. 作者介绍了美国青少年喜欢阅读的不同种类的图书及对各种不同种类图书的介绍.
1.According to the study in 1992, ________.
A.romance novels were preferred by female adolescents B.science fiction had been gaining popularity among teen girls C.the books of sports were favored by both teen girls and boys D.teens were doing less and less reading nowadays
解析: 选A. 细节理解题. 根据文章第四段可判断出A正确. 2.What does the underlined word “genre” means? A.Kind. C.Sports.
B.Science. D.Romance.
解析: 选A. 词义猜测题. 前面交代, 女孩喜欢的图书种类是浪漫小说, 而男孩则喜欢科幻和运动类的图书, 所以这个词应该表示“种类”.
3.Which of the following shows the CORRECT match between the book names and their descriptions?
①The Book Thief ②Twilight ③Gossip Girl ④The Hunger Games a.the love story between a normal person and a vampire B.about something that happened in World War Ⅱ c.a girl becoming a TV star
D.about lives of upper-class teenagers e.science fiction A.eadc C.cbad
B.bade D.badc
解析: 选D. 主观推断题. The Book Thief在第七段提到二战中纳粹大屠杀, 所以对应b. Twilight和Gossip Girls在第八段提到, 分别对应a, d, 可确定D正确. 4.From the last two paragraphs, we can see that ________. A.teens prefer to have different ways of life
B.teens prefer to read something about their daily life C.teens are not satisfied with their present life-lacking drama D.teens’ opinions are divided on popular teen reads like Gossip Girl
解析: 选D. 主观推断题. 最后两段事实上是作者为倒数第三段的论述举的具体例子, 选项中只有D符合倒数第三段, 所以D正确.
5.We can conclude that the writer ________ the Twilight and Gossip Girl books. A.thinks highly of B.tries to be objective about C.shows a negative opinion of D.is disappointed with
解析: 选B. 作者态度推断题. 对这两本书作者提了它们如何受欢迎, 但也提到了有些人对它们的批评, 所以是试图作出公正的评述, 故选B. Ⅳ.基础写作
两名大学生在假期徒步走了400余公里回家, 在网上引起了热烈讨论. 以下是讨论的详细情况:
1.80%网民(netizens)表示赞成. 理由: (1)磨炼意志; (2)培养独立精神. 2.20%网民不赞成.
理由: (1)浪费时间, 不如用此时间多读几本书; (2)不安全. 【写作内容】
请你根据上面提供的信息写一篇英语短文介绍讨论的情况, 包括如下要点: 1.赞成大学生徒步回家的网民的比例及其理由; 2.反对大学生徒步回家的网民的比例及其理由; 3.你的看法. 【写作要求】
只能使用5个句子表达全部内容. 【评分标准】
句子结构准确, 信息内容完整, 篇章连贯.
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Two college students walked 400 kilometers from the university back to their hometown during the vacation, which has aroused heated discussions on the Internet. 80% of the netizens speak highly of the two students’ behavior, stating that it is a good way to strengthen their will and learn to be independent. 20% of them, however, hold the opinion that it is a waste of time and energy walking home because the two students could have read several books and learned more knowledge during the time. Besides, they think it is not safe to walk such a long way.
I support the two college students because I think they can learn a lot by walking home which might not be learned through reading books.
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