高考英語(yǔ)題型 組合規(guī)范練習(xí)

高考題型組合規(guī)范練1

必修1Module1閱讀理解題組練速度

（35mins）

I.閱讀理解

A

TheYoungScholarsProgram

TheUniversityofMaryland'sYoungScholarsProgramisaperfectsummercampforacademically

talentedteenagerswhowanttoearncollegecredits,pursueacademicinterestsordiscovercollegelifeatthe

UniversityofMaryland.Theprogramischallengingandrewarding.Studentshavetheopportunitytoshow

thattheycanbesuccessfulinauniversityenvironment.

TheActivities

Duringthreeweeksofexploration,teenspreviewtheuniversityexperience,studywithstudentswho

sharesimilarinterestsandcommunicatewiththebestteachersoftheUniversityofMarylandinadynamic

andchallengingclassroomenvironment.StudentscanhavetripstonearbyWashington,DCandenjoy

movienightsandactivitiesatthestudentunion.Workshopsandseminarsfeaturingspeakersinacademic

fieldsfurtherenrichthelearningexperience.

TheCourses

TheYoungScholarsProgramofferscollegecoursesthatareatthecuttingedgeoftheory,thoughtand

technology.ClassesgenerallymeeteverydayfromMondaytoFriday.Theprogramisagreatintroduction

totheUniversityofMaryland.ParticipantscanbenefitfromtheUniversityofMaryland'svast

resources,includinglibraries,computersandinstructionallabs.

TheRewards

Uponprogramcompletion,teenswillgohomewithbetterpreparationsforthecollegeexperience一

bothacademicallyandsocially.Inaddition,studentsearnthreecollegecreditsthatposttotheUniversityof

Marylandtranscript（成績(jī)單）.

TheAppIication

Theapplicationprocessincludessubmission（提交）oftheapplication,highschooltranscriptanda

letterofrecommendation.

Ages:14-18

Mailingaddress:TheUniversityofMarylandCollegePark

Formoreinformation,call3014057762.

l.WhatdoweknowabouttheprogramaccordingtoParagraph1?

A.Itisintendedforcollegestudents.

B.Itcanoffercollegestudentscredits.

C.Itprovidesequalopportunitiesforeverystudent.

D.Itcanletteensexperiencecollegelifeinadvance.

2,Whatcanteensdoduringthreeweeksoftheprogram?

A.TheycanlearnfromthebeststudentsoftheUniversityofMaryland.

B.TheycanjointhestudentunionoftheUniversityofMaryland.

C.Theycanattendameetingforacademicdiscussion.

D.Theycanattendclasseseveryday.

3.Whatdoyouneedtodoifyouwanttoapplyfortheprogram?

A.Submitthehighschooltranscript.

B.Takeapart-timejobintheuniversity'slibrary.

C.Call3014057762tocontacttheuniversityfirst.

D.Previewtheuniversityenvironmentaheadoftime.

B

ForthepasttwoyearsIhavebeentravellingandlivingabroad.Homehasbecomemoreofafeeling

thanaplace.IfeelathomewhenIamwithmyfamilyinLondon,butIalsofeelathomeinItalywith

friendsIlove.Homeisnolongerapictureofahousewithafrontdoorandsomewindows.ltismore

complicatedthanthat.

ThisisoneofthereasonsthatcelebratingtheNewYearhasbecomeveryimportantforme.Idonot

careabout“NewYear,sresolutions（愿望）“一livingabroadhasmademeconstantlyreconsiderwhat

kindofpersonIwanttobeandhowIwilllivemylife,soIdon*tfeeltheneedtoplanforchange:!live

forchange.

NewYear'sEvehasbecomemytimetoreconnectwiththefriends,whichmakesmefeelat

home.Everyyearwetrytoreunitewhereverweare,andrememberthetimewhenwekneweachotherso

wellthatwefeltlikeafamily.ltisamomenttoreconnectandgettoknoweachotheragain.Lastyear,we

travelledtoacottageinIrelandwherewehadnoInternetandnoneighbours.Inthemiddleofthe

countryside,awayfromourconstantlychanginglives,wewereabletobecomelikealittlefamilyagain.

Thisyear,wewenttoBarcelona.ltwasaverybigchange.Weweresurroundedbycultureandlifeand

joy.Therewerebarsandparties.ltwasdifferent,butonethingstayedverymuchthesame-Ifeltathome

againandwefeltlikeafamilyagain.

AlotofpeoplefeelthatNewYear'sEvecannotliveuptoexpectations.Ideassuchasthe”New

Year,skiss"and"resolutions“createalotofpressureforpeopletohaveanighttoremember,anightthat

willchangetheirlivesandperhapsmakethenextyearoneworthliving.Ithinkthosepeoplearemissing

thepoint.IfChristmasisaboutfamily,whycan'tNewYearbeaboutfriends?

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"It"inParagraph1probablymean?

A.Family.B.Livingabroad.

C.Home.D.Stayingwithfriends.

5.Whydoesn'ttheauthorcareabout“NewYear,sresolutions”？

A.NewYear'sresolutionscannotbereached.

B.Hislifestylemakeshimalwaysreadyforchange.

C.It,smeaninglesstomakeanybigchangesinlife.

D.MakingNewYear*sresolutionscreatesmuchpressure.

6.WhatdoestheauthortrytoconveythroughhisexperiencesinIrelandandBarcelona?

A.Lifeispeacefulandenjoyable.

B.Livingabroadisahappyexperience.

C.Stayingwithfriendsmakesonefeelathome.

D.Travellingabroadenrichesone'slifeexperience.

7.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.NewYear*sCelebration:How?

B.TrueFriendship:What?

C.LivingAbroad:ComfortableorComplicated?

D.Change:PlanItorMakeIt?

C

Scientistshavefoundthateatingdarkchocolateappearstolowertheriskofdepressionbya

quarter.While7.6percentofthe13,000peoplesurveyedreporteddepressivesymptoms,just1.5percentof

thechocolateeatersdid.Thestudyalsofoundthatthepeoplewhoconsumedthemostofanychocolate

werealso57percentlesslikelytoreportdepressivesymptoms.

Thestudyisthefirsttoexaminetheassociationwithdepressionaccordingtothetypeofchocolate

consumed.Theteamassesseddatafrom13,626adultsfromtheUSNationalHealthandNutrition

ExaminationSurvey.

Arangeofotherfactorsincludingheight,weight,maritalstatus,education,householdincome,physical

activity,smokingandchronic（慢性的）healthproblemswerealsotakenintoaccounttoensurethestudy

onlymeasuredchocolate'seffectondepressivesymptoms.

Afteradjustingforthesefactors,itwasfoundthatindividualswhoreportedeatinganydarkchocolate

intwo24-hourperiodshad70percentloweroddsofreportingclinicallyrelevantdepressivesymptomsin

theprevioustwoweeksthanthosewhoreportednoteatingchocolateatall.

Chocolatecontainsanumberofpsychoactiveingredients（精神活性成分）whichproduceafeelingof

euphoria（興奮感）similartothatofcannabinoid（大麻素）,foundincannabis.ltalsocontains

phenylethylamine（苯丙氨酸）,whichisbelievedtobeimportantforregulatingpeople?smoods.

HoweverBritishscientistsurgedcautionaboutthefindings,suggestingthatthedecisiontoeatdark

chocolatecouldbelinkedtootherhealthfactors.Forexample,peoplewhochoosedarkchocolatemaybe

morehealth-consciousingeneral,whichisknowntoprotectagainstdepression.

Depressedpeoplearealsomorelikelytodesiremoresugaryfattyfoodsandsocouldbelesslikelyto

pickadarkalternativewhenchoosingchocolate.

8.Whatistheaimofthestudy?

A.Tofindacurefordepression.

B.Tofindoutthecauseofdepression.

C.Toresearchontheingredientsofchocolate.

D.Tostudytheassociationbetweendepressionandchocolate.

9.Whatisphenylethylamine?

A.Somethingthatcanmakepeopleexcited.

B.SomethingthatcanadjustpeopleJsmoods.

C.Somethingthatcanmakepeopledepressed.

□.Somethingthatcanmakepeopleoverweight.

10.WhatisBritishscientistsJattitudetowardthefindings?

A.Supportive.B.Negative.

C.Doubtful.D.Cautious.

11.Whataredepressedpeoplemorelikelytodo?

A.Eatsugaryfattyfoods.B.Havedarkchocolates.

C.Exerciseoutdoors.D.Concernabouthealth.

D

Canyoutrustyourveryfirstchildhoodmemories?Maybenot,anewstudysuggests.

PastresearchesshowthatpeopleJsearliestmemoriestypicallyformaround3to3.5yearsofage.But

inarecentsurveyofmorethan6,600people,Britishscientistshavefoundthat39percentofparticipants

claimedtohavememoriesfromage2oryounger.Thesefirstmemoriesarelikelyfalse,theresearchers

said.Thiswasparticularlythecaseformiddle-agedandolderadults.

Forthestudy,researchersaskedparticipantstodescribetheirfirstmemoryandtheageatwhichit

occurred.Participantsweretoldtheyhadtobesurethememorywastheonethathadhappened.For

example,itshouldn'tbebasedonaphotographyfamilystoryoranysourceotherthandirect

experiences.Thentheresearchersexaminedthecontent,languageanddescriptivedetailsoftheseearliest

memoriesandworkedoutthelikelyreasonswhypeoplewouldclaimtohavememoriesfromanagewhen

memoriescannotform.

Asmanyofthesememoriesdatedbeforetheageof2,thissuggeststheywerenotbasedonactual

facts,butfactsorknowledgeabouttheirbabyhoodorchildhoodfromphotographsorfamilystories.Often

thesefalsememoriesarefiredbyapartofanearlyexperience,suchasfamilyrelationshipsorfeeling

sad,theresearchersexplained.

“Wesuggestthatwhataremembererhasinmindwhenrecallingfictionalearlymemoriesis...amental

representationconsistingofrememberedpiecesofearlyexperiencesandsomefactsorknowledgeabout

theirownbabyhoodorchildhood,^studyauthorShaniaKantarsaidinajournalnews

release,"Additionally,furtherdetailsmaybeunconsciouslyinferredoradded.Suchmemory—likemental

representationscomeovertime,tobecollectivelyexperiencedwhentheycometomind,soforthe

individual,theyquitesimplyarememories,whichparticularlypointtobabyhood.”

"Importantly,thepersonrememberingthemdoesn'tknowthisisfictional,^studyco-authorMartin

Conwaysaid."Infact,whenpeoplearetoldthattheirmemoriesarefalsetheyoftendon'tbelieveit.”

12.Whatcanwelearnfromarecentstudy?

A.Memoriesformaftertheageof3.

B.Participantsaregoodattellingstories.

C.AdultsareHkelytoformfalsememories.

D.Earliestmemoriesmayplayatrickonus.

13.Whichsourcedidtheresearchersrequirefortheearliestmemories?

A.Adirectexperience.B.Afamilystory.

C.Afamilyphoto.D.Asadfeeling.

14.WhatarethesefictionalearlymemoriesaccordingtoKantar?

A.Theyarerepeatedmentalrepresentations.

B.Theyareacollectionofearlyexperiences.

C.Theyareacombinationofbothfactsandfictions.

D.Theyarefurtherdetailsofrememberedexperiences.

15.Whichpartofanewspaperisthistextprobablytakenfrom?

A.Society.B.Psychology.

C.Technology.D.Health.

n.閱讀七選五

LastweekendIwasluckyenoughtoattendoneofSpain'smostfamouscarnivalsinthecityof

Cddiz.Youcanonlyunderstandwhyitisoneofthemostimportantcarnivalsintheworldafterseeingit

foryourself.Everybodywasfancy-dressedfromtoptotoe.1

Almostinstantlyaftersteppingoffthetrain,wewerefilledwithjoy.2Anumberofpeople

paradingthroughthestreetsplayingtraditionalmusicfilledpeoplewithhappinessandcrazinesslikeIhave

neverseenbefore.Aswewanderedaround,wesawthatthecreativityofsomecostumeswas

incredible!FromShrektoJapanesewrestlers,theimaginationandeffortputintothefancydresseswas

remarkable.Youcouldreallytellthatpeopleputalotoftimeandenergyintomakingsomeamazing

costumes.

3Theyweremostlyoldmensingingsometraditionalsongs.Thisgavethecarnivalapure

essenceoforiginality,astheyweresingingfromtheirheart.Furthermore,thefactthatIwasnotableto

understandtheinsidejokesdidnotmatter,asIwasattractedbytheactionsandexpressionstheyprovided._

4

Asthenightprogressed,thestreetsgotmorepackedwithpeople.Amomentthatfeltquitedreamlike

waswhenweweredancingoutsideaconveniencestorewithmusicprovidedbytheownersbooming

throughtheirspeakers!Everyonewhopassedwouldbejammingalongtothemusic.5.Itwaslikea

minifestival.Afterthisspecialweekendoffestival,itistruetosaythattheSpanishknowhowtoparty!

A.Everyonewasdancing.

B.Peoplegotmoreandmoreexcited.

C.Wesaweveryonewasinhighspirits.

D.ItmademefeellikeIwasinafairy-taleworld.

E.Afterwards,wewenttothemainpartyatElPuerto.

F.Thentherewerethegroupsdottedaroundthecity.

G.TheseministreetshowswereatruetasteofSpanishculture.

必修1Module2語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用題組——求精準(zhǔn)

(25mins)

I.完形填空

Craven,26,hadtogetaroundtheworldtobeatthehospitalforhiswifewasgoingtogivebirth.He

wasinAfghanistan.He]toKuwaitandthentoPhiladelphia,wheremattersgrew2.Storms

causedacancelsohewas3tostayinahotelovernight.Hewasscheduledtoflyoutthenext

morning.

Whilesittingonthe4Thursdaymorning,theyexperiencedfixingissues.Afterabout30minutes

ofremaining5ontheplane,everybodyhadto6andwentbackinsideagain.Afterthatwasdelay

afterdelay.

“Iftheyhadcanceledfromthe7Jwouldhavefoundawayhomesomehow,^Cravensaid.

“Becauseofthe8,therewerenotrentalvehiclesatallfromtheairport,Mhesaid."The9flight

wasn,tdueuntil10:30a.m.thenextday.SoIwouldhave10allofit.”

I1.wordofCraven'splight(困境)startedcirculatingamong12,HisstoryreachedCharlene

Vickerswhowasalsoonadeadline.Sheneededto13CharlestonbynoononFriday.Hervehiclewas

parkedattheairportforshelivesinthePhiladelphiaarea.

After14herselftoCravenandsaid,"I'mgettingtoWestVirginiatonight,soIcangiveyoua

lift.Areyouwillingto15me?,,Cravendidn'teven16togethissuitcase.Theyarrivedathis_

17justpastmidnight.His9-pound,8-ounceboy,Cooper,was18thenextmorning.

“Ifitwasn,tforCharleneI19wouldhavemadeit,“Cravensaid.€tAllshewantedin2()was

picturesofthebaby.^^

l.A.droveB.flew

C.walkedD.rode

2.A.compIicatedB.direct

C.nervousD.funny

3.A.invitedB.punished

C.forced□.disturbed

4.A.carB.ship

C.trainD.plane

5.A.silentB.seated

C.excitedD.still

6.A.takeoffB.puton

C.getoffD.setup

7.A.morningB.evening

C.hotelD.beginning

8.A.snowsB.storms

C.rainsD.suitcases

9.A.fastB.next

C.newD.only

10.A.missedB.made

C.realizedD.exported

11.A.GenerallyB.Especially

C.FortunatelyD.Frequently

12.A.soldiersB.pilots

C.driversD.passengers

13.A.leaveB.reach

C.passD.control

14.A.introducingB.devoting

C.abandoningD.telling

15.A.takeB.meet

C.waitD.join

16.A.wantB.wait

C.wishD.forget

17.A.houseB.office

C.companyD.flight

18.A.goneB.sent

C.lostD.born

19.A.everB.finally

C.neverD.probably

2O.A.timeB.turn

C.returnD.need

n.語(yǔ)法填空

EnglishisaWestGermaniclanguagethatwasfirstspokeninearlymedievalEnglandandisnowa_

j_(globe)language.Englishiseithertheofficiallanguageoranofficiallanguageinalmost60sovereign

states.ltisthemost2(common)spokenlanguageintheUnitedKingdom,theUnited

States,Canada,Australiajreland,andNewZealand.ltisthemostwidelylearned3(two)languageandis

anofficiallanguageoftheUnitedNations.

English4(develop)overthecourseofmorethan1,400years.The5(early)formsof

English,asetofAnglo-FrisiandialectsbroughttoGreatBritainbyAnglo-Saxon6(settle)inthefifth

century,arecalledOldEnglish.MiddleEnglishbeganinthelate11thcenturywiththeNormanconquestof

England.EarlyModernEnglishbeganin7late15thcenturywiththeintroductionoftheprintingpress

toLondonandTheKingJamesBibleaswellastheGreatVowelShift.Throughtheworldwideinfluenceof

theBritishEmpire,modernEnglishspread8theworldfromthe17thtomid-20thcenturies.Through

alltypesofprintedandelectronicmedia,Englishhasbecomethe9(lead)languageofinternational

discourseandthelinguafrancainmanyregionsandinprofessionalcontextssuchasscience,navigation,_

10law.

必修1Module3主觀題組合練——要規(guī)范

(40mins)

I.語(yǔ)法填空

ForsomepeopleinChina,theaimoftravelistocreate15-secondvideos.ltJsnotaboutwhere

you'vebeen,butaboutwhereyou'reseentohavebeen.

Situatedoncliffsaboveariver,Hongyadongisastilthousecomplex(建筑群)in]cityof

Chongqing.Thebars,restaurantsandgoldenneonlights2(be)apopulardrawsinceitwasbuiltin

2006.Lastyearthenumberofvisitorsincreased3(sharp).

Themainreason,itseemed,wasHongyadong'ssuddenpopularityonanapp,4aimisnotto

produceawell-craftedvideo,butsimply5(show)thatyouhavealsobeentothepopularplaces.The

beautyofthe6(attract)islessimportantthanthefactthatpeopleareflockingtheretodaka.

Asubcultureofyoungpeoplewhoembracedakaasalifestylehasdeveloped.So-calleddakazu一

“而履tribes“一can7(find)roamingvariousscenicspots,8(check)outasmanyhotlocationsas

possiblewithinasingleday.

Thedakacrazemayhave9(practice)origins.China'syoungurbanprofessionalsdon'thave

somuchfreetime.Sometimes,theyneedtoworkovertime.Sotheyhavetomakethebestuseoftheir10

(limit)leisuretime.

n.短文改錯(cuò)

MyEnglishhasneverbeenveryperfectly.!havemanypuzzles,especiallyonEnglishgrammar.Iwill

beaSeniorThreestudentafterthesummervacation.ConcernedaboutmyEnglish,Dadturnedhisteacher

forhelp.Dadstudiedverypoorlyasaboybutfailedtoentertheuniversity,whichheregretsallhislife.But

heworshipshisEnglishteacherwhomretiredlastyear.Thus,hesentmetohisteacher,beghimtodirectme

inmyEnglishstudy.Heistherealexpert.SoonIwasattractedbyhisrichknowledges.Heclearedupmy

doubtsonebyone.Tomyexcite,hegavemethreebookshehadwroteaboutEnglishstudy.Iamlikehis

grammarbookverymuch.

HI.書(shū)面表達(dá)

假定你是李華，你的英國(guó)朋友Allen打算到北京大學(xué)學(xué)習(xí)。他聽(tīng)說(shuō)很多留學(xué)生選擇漢語(yǔ)言文學(xué)專

業(yè)，但他對(duì)醫(yī)學(xué)也很感興趣，想征求你的意見(jiàn)。請(qǐng)給他寫封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：

1.推薦其中一個(gè)專業(yè)并陳述理由；

2.期待見(jiàn)面。

注意：

1.詞數(shù)100左右；

2.開(kāi)頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計(jì)入總詞數(shù)。

參考詞匯:漢語(yǔ)言文學(xué)ChineseLanguageandLiterature醫(yī)學(xué)medicine

DearAllen,

Yours,

LiHua

高考題型組合規(guī)范練2

必修1Module4閱讀理解題組——練速度

(35mins)

I.閱讀理解

A

Beingstuckathomedoesn'tmeanthatlearningstops.Infact,it'sjusttheopposite.Herearesome

activitiesandresourcestofosterkids'imaginationandbuildtheircuriosityathome.

LefsGetDowntotheScience

Thesciencelabatschoolmaybeclosed,butyoucanstillputongogglesandawhitelabcoatand

learnathome.ThisTestTubeExpenmentKitwillmakeyoufeellikeageniusinnotime.Kidswillgetthe

chancetolearnaboutbasicchemistry,physics,andmorebycreatingpop-resistantbubbles,bouncyballs,and

otherobjects.

Tolnfinity（無(wú)窮）andBeyond

TheEarthisapartoftheMilkyWaygalaxy,butdoyouknowtherearearound100milliongalaxiesin

theuniverse?Therearesomanyfunandfascinatingthingstolearnaboutspacethatthepossibilitiestruly

gotoinfinityandbeyond.Agreatwaytostartyourchild"seducationalspaceadventureiswiththis

RealLifeStickerandActivityBook.

TakeaWalkontheWildSide

Biologyclassisinsession!Here'syourchancetogetupcloseandpersonalwithagreatwhiteshark

withoutputtingonawetsuit.This4DGreatWhiteSharkAnatomyKitallowsyoutogetaninsidelookatwhat

makesthesepredatorsofthedeepsopowerful.Andthentakeanevendeeperdiveintoashark*sworld

withlAmShark.

Takeadvantageofthistimeathomeandfindnewwaystokeepexploringtheworldaroundyou.

1.Whatdotheseactivitieshaveincommon?

A.Theyareallperformedoutdoors.

B.Theyareallassociatedwithphysics.

C.Theyareallcarriedoutbythewayofexperimenting.

D.Theyallrecommendsomeresourcesforkidstostudy.

2.Whichbookfavourschildreninterestedinstars?

A.T/?isTestTubeExperimentKit.

B.RealLifeStickerandActivityBook,

C.4DGreatWhiteSharkAnatomyKit.

D.lAmShark.

3.Whatisthesharedgoaloftheactivities?

A.Togainfinancialbenefits.

B.Tosavekidsfromboredom.

C.Toexplorenewtechnologies.

D.Toinspirekidstostudyathome.

B

Lifeonthestreetisaconstantstruggleforhomelesspeople.Intimesofextremeweather

conditionsjhatstrugglebecomesevenmoredifficult.Recently,homelesspeopleacrossChicagofaced

freezingtodeathiftheycouldn'tfindshelterforthenight.

Thankfully,onelocalwomanrefusedtoletIhalhappen.OnJanuary30,2018,34-year-oldCandice

Payne,alocalmanagingbroker,wasluckyenoughtohaveshelterfromthedangerousconditions.

“Itwas-20℃,andIknewtheyweregoingtobesleepingoniceandIhadtodosomething,said

Payne.Paynestartedbrainstormingdifferentwaysshecouldpossiblyhelp.Finally,shedecidedtoseeif

therewereanyroomsavailableatlocalinnsandhotelsthatshecouldgettohelpthosestuckonthestreet.

ForPayne,hermissionwaspersonal.AccordingtoPayne,herhusband,CarlosCallahan,hadlivedon

thestreetsatonepointinhislife.Basedonhisexperiences,Payneknewthatthehomelesspeoplestillout

onthestreetdesperatelyneededhelpandthatifshedicin'tstepuptohelp,noonelikelywould.

However,whenPayneexplainedwhatshewastryingtodo,manyofthelocalhotelsrefusedtoallow

hertopayfortheroomsastheydidn'twanthomelesspeopletostayintheirrooms."Noonewanted

them,butonehotel,theAmberInn,wasniceenoughtoallowmetobuytherooms,“saidPayne.

Payne'sselflessactmadenewsacrossthecountry.However,sheinsistedshehadneverdoneitfor

attention.44!amaregularperson,saidPayne,whospentthousandsofdollarsofherownmoneytohelp

completestrangers/ltallsoundedlikearichpersondidthis,butI'mjustalittleblackgirlfromtheSouth

Side.”

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"that"inParagraph2referto?

A.Localslivingonthestreet.

B.Theextremeweather.

C.Theshelterforthehomeless.

D.Thehomelessfreezingtodeath.

5.HowdidCandicePaynehelpthehomelesspeople?

A.Bydrawingpublicattention.

B.Bygivingthemmoneydirectly.

C.Bytakingthemtoherownhouse.

D.Bybuyinghotelroomsforthem.

6.WhatmaycontributetoPayne'sniceact?

A.Herhusband'spastexperiences.

B.Therequestsfromthehomeless.

C.Herdesiretobecomefamous.

D.Thecoldnessoflocalhotels.

7,Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.ABlackFighterChangestheWorld

B.AWoman'sCuriosityBringsaReward

C.ARegularWomanMakesaDifference

D.ACouple'sBraveActMovestheCountry

C

Afirst-yearundergraduatestudentinChengdurecentlycomplainedonlinethathermotherrefusedto

raisehermonthlyallowanceto4,500yuan($633)evenwhenshesaidhercurrentallowance2,000yuan

wasnotenoughtocoverherexpenses,sparkingadebateonhowmuchmoneyacollegestudentneedsper

month.OneexpertshareshisviewsontheissuewithChinaDaily:Studentsshouldpursueeducation,not

comfort.

Evenforacollegestudentstudyinginafirst-tiercityinChina,2,000yuanisenoughtocoverallhisor

hermonthlyexpenses.Infact,foracollegestudentinChengduamonthlyallowanceof2,000yuanismore

thanenough.Accordingtoasurveyconductedbyabookkeepingplatform,theaveragemonthlyexpensefor

anundergraduateincitiesotherthanBeijing,ShanghaiandHangzhouwaslessthan2,000yuanin2019;for

Chengdu,itwas1,900yiuin.

Claimingthatshecanhardlyaffordnewclothingandcosmeticswithher2,000yuanmonthly

allowance,theundergraduatestudentinChengducriticizedhermotherforrefusingtoraiseherpocket

money.Her"nieager"allowance,shesaid,preventedherfrombuyingbrandedgoodsthatherhostel-mates

enjoyed.

Bythetimeapersonentersacollege,sheorheshouldhavedevelopedahealthyconsumption

habit.Andayouthshouldadjustherorhisconsumptionaccordingtoherorhisfamilyincome.Onadeeper

level,themoneytheyspendincollegeshoulddependonhowmuchtheyvaluetheirparents?hard

work.Besides,somecollegestudentscouldtakeuppart-timejobstomeettheirmonetaryneedsiftheyfeel

theirparentsdon'torcan'tsendthemenoughmoney.Inthiswaytheycanalsolearntomeetthe

requirementsoflifeinthefutureanddevelophealthyconsumptionhabits.Moreimportantly,theyshould

alwaysbearinmindthateducationistheirtoppriorityincollege.

8.What'stheexpert'sattitudetotheissueabouttheundergraduatestudent?

A.Critical.B.Neutral.

C.Supportive.D.Unconcerned.

9.In2019,theundergraduatesaveragemonthlyexpenseinHangzhouwas.

A.morethan2,000yuanB.633dollars

C.lessthan2,000yuanD.1,000dollars

10.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains"meager”inParagraph3?

A.Empty.B.Pitiful.

C.Mean.D.Fruitful.

11.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?

A.Collegestudentsshouldkeeptheirexpensesinlinewiththeirfamilyconditions.

B.Collegestudents?consumptionlevelisdeterminedbytheirparents.

C.Collegestudentsshouldtakeupapart-timejobtocovertheirexpenses.

D.Collegestudentsshoulddealwiththeirproblemsaboutlivingexpensesreasonably.

D

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