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學(xué)校:姓名：班級(jí)：考號(hào)：

一、完形填空

Peopleoftencalleyesthewindowtothesoul.Butdoyouknowthatyoureyeswill

alwaystellthe]evenifyoutrytohideyourfeelings?Soundlikeaplotinafilm?

Indeed,bodylanguageexperts（專(zhuān)家）havefoundthattheycantellallsortsofthingsabout

you,justfromhowyouuseyoureyes.

?Steady（穩(wěn)定的）eyecontact.

Makingasteadyeyecontactisagoodsign.Thiskindofeyecontactmakesyoulook

more2andtherefore,otherswillchoosetobelieveinyou.However,somepeople

mayfeeluncomfortableifyourgaze（注視）istoostrongandsteady.

<3.

Peoplewhoavoid（避免）eyecontactduringaconversationbylookingatthefloorare

oftenthoughttobeshy.Theymayfeelbadaboutsomethingsotheyfeeluncomfortable

makingeyecontact.Thosepeopleusually4tolookintoothers'eyes,especiallywhen

theyaretalkingtostrangers.Sometimes,youevenneedtogivethemhopetoopenup.

。Lookingtotheright.

Lookingtotherightduringaconversationisasignoflying.Someonewhoistellinga

liewill5lookatthepersonthey'retalkingto.Itissaidthattheyoftenlooktotheright

becausetherightsideofthebrain（大月齒）controlscreativityandimagination.

QLookingtotheleft.

Ifapersonisalwayslookingtotheleft,heorshemightbebusytryingtorememberevents

andexperiencesfromthe6.Thereasonforlookingtotheleftisthattheleftsideofthe

brainisassociatedwith（與...相關(guān)）people'smemory

1.A.suggestionB.methodC.levelD.truth

2.A.honestB.worriedC.terribleD.excited

3.A.LookingupB.LookingdownC.LookingoutD.Lookingback

4.A.chooseB.offerC.refuseD.decide

5.A.alwaysB.neverC.suddenlyD.carefully

6.A.pastB.presentC.futureD.sense

Totakenotes,youneedtobeabletodotwothingsinashorttime:first,youmustunderstand

themaintopics;second,yourhandsmustworkasfastasyourears7youcan

writedownasmuchinformationaspossible.

Youdon'thavetolearnhowto8whatyouhear.Butyouneedtopracticea

few9skillsto

helpyoutobe[0note-taking.Also,youshouldlearnhowtowriteonlythe

mostimportantwordsinshortLIfromeachsentencewithouttakingnoticeof

therest.

Intheolddays,peoplesenttelegramstoeachother.Whentheydidit,theyhadtopaybythe

word,anditcostmuch.

ThatiswhytheysentveryshorttelegramswhichV2onlythemostimportant

words.Lefs13

thesetwoexamples.

'THbearrivingtomorrow,Monday,April15,onTWAflightnumber222,atJFKairport.^^

“Arrive15thTWA222JFK.”

Whichwillbemore14?

Whenyoutakenotes,youhaveasimilarproblem.Thoughitisnotmoney,but

15.Forthat

16,itisagoodideatopracticelisteningforonlythemostimportantsentences,

andonlythemostimportantwordsinthesesentences.

7.A.sothatB.afterC.becauseD.exceptfor

8.A.copydownB.writedownC.talkaboutD.lookat

9.A.simpleB.difficultC.funnyD.tough

10.A.famousfbrB.interestedinC.happyaboutD.goodat

11.A.lettersB.keysC.formsD.signs

12.A.besidesB.includedC.exceptD.instead

13.A.compareB.developC.tryD.practice

14.A.expensiveB.necessaryC.importantD.possible

15.A.wayB.distanceC.skillD.time

16.A.resultB?reasonC.helpD.problem

通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng)。

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Alotofstudentsarehavingallkindsofsportsontheplayground.Afootballgameis

goingonrightnow17Class3andClass4.Wedon'tknowwhichteamwill18.

Lookatthosepeopleoverthere!SomestudentsofClass1arepracticingthe19jump.

Oneofthemisthebesthighjumperintheschool.Hepracticeshardeveryday.Manypeople

thinkhewill20theschoolrecordinthesportsmeetingnextspring.Not21them,

somegirlsarepreparingfbrarace.They22havea600-meterracesoon.Nowonthe

cornerofthefield,youcanseeanothergroupofstudents.Theirteacheris23（hemhow

tothrowdiscus（鐵餅）.

Inschools,24studentslovesportsnow.Sportshelppeopletokeep.25_.Theyalso

helppeoplelivehappily.Andafterdoingsportsonthefield,peoplewill.26_goodfriends

witheachother,too.Doyouthinkso?

17.A.inB.betweenC.fromD.of

18.A.winB.winningC.toloseD.losing

19.A.longB.farC.highD.tall

20.A.breakB.turnC.putD.name

21.A.neartoB.nextC.inthefrontofD.farawayfrom

22.A.wereB.goingtoC.weregoingtoD.will

23.A.tellingB.talkingC.speakingD.saying

24.A.muchandmuchB.mostandmostC.manyandmany

D.moreandmore

25.A.healthB.tiredC.healthyD.sad

26.A.makeB.changeC.getD.bring

閱讀下面短文，從各小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

Mybestfriend,Lindaisakindgirl.Shelikesfashionclothesverymuch,27

sheoftenvisitsclothingstores.

Oneday,Lindawasenjoyinganicesweaterinaclothingstorewhenanicegirlcameup

28her."Excuseme,“shesaid,4tcouldyougivemea29?”shecontinued.

“IfindaniceT-shirtandI'msuremysistermustlook30onit.Butsheisn'there

andcan'ttryiton.Youandshehavealmostthesame31.Ifyoudon'tmind,I'dlike

youtotryiton.^^Lindawas、butthegirldidn'tseemsuspicious（可疑的），so

Lindaagreed.

ThatwasareallyniceT-shirtandit33Lindaverywell."Howniceyoulook

onit!”thegirlsaid,“Whydon'tyoubuyit,too?”

LindalovedtheT-shirt,butthe34ofitwasalittlehigh.Shethoughtfora

whileandthendecidedtobuyit.Thenshe35thestorewiththeT-shirthappily.

Later,Lindaknewthatthegirljusthelpedsellclothes,butshedidn't36.Afterall,

shegotaniceT-shirt.

27.A.ifB.butC.soD.because

28.A.toB.withC.onD.of

29.A.sweaterB.handC.photoD.number

30.A.interestingB.boringC.attractiveD.ugly

31.A.faceB.hairC.weightD.shape

32.A.confidentB.surprisedC.proudD.shy

33.A.fittedB.lookedC.listedD.supported

34.A.sizeB.priceC.colorD.space

35.A.leftB.reachedC.foundD.called

36.A.payB.wantC.regretD.spend

TheNewYearisalwaysatimeforcelebration.PeoplecelebratetheNewYear37

partiesandspecialdinners.TheNewYearisalsoagreattimeto38resolutions.A

NewYear'sresolutionisapromisethatyoumaketoyourselfonthe39dayoftheyear.

Itisanewbeginning.

NextyearIamgoingto40alongvacation.Tmgoingtovisitmygrandparentsin

NewYork.AndIamgoingtostudyharderatschool.Tmnot41atsomeofmy

subjects—science,mathandhistory.I42myselftodobetternextterm.Iamgoingto

savealotof43andbuyanewbike.AndIamgoingtotry44new.Itisgoing

tobeagreatandexcitingyear.IknowI'Hbebusyandhappynextyear.

45arcyourNewYear'sresolutions?Arcyougoingtokeepthem?Ithinkyoushould

trytodothat.Sayto46,“Icandothat!”Youshouldbelievethattheywillhappen.

37.A.withB.forC.ofD.to

38.A.discussB.improveC.makeD.share

39.A.fourthB.thirdC.secondD.first

40.A.takeB.payC.describeD.miss

41.A.kindB.goodC.fineD.well

42.A.helpB.teachC.promiseD.enjoy

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43.A.moneyB.timeC.foodD.paper

44.A.anyoneB.someoneC.anythingD.something

45.A.WhereB.WhalC.HowD.When

46.A.himselfB.myselfC.yourselfD.herself

Jamesisagoodstudentandhehaslotsoffriends,buthealsohasaproblem.Someolder

boysarebullying（欺凌）him.

Jamesisvery47andhedoesn'tknow48（odo.Herearesome49fbr

himandotherteenagersinhissituation.

Bullyingisnotverycommoninschools.50.everyoneshouldknowsomething

abouthowto51thisproblem.

Beingbulliedcanmakeyoufeelveryupsetandangry,butyouarenotalone.Don'thide

theproblem.Findapersonyoucantrust,52ateacheroryourparents,andtellhimor

herwhatyouaresuffering.Afteryoutalktosomeone,youwillgetsomesupportandfeel

53.

Maybeyouwillbe54tospeaktoanadult,butthereare55thingsyoucan

do.Somepeopleexpresstheirfeelingsmoreeasilyon56.Writealetterto57or

keepadiary,includingallthedetailsaboutwhatthebulliesdid,aswellaswhenandwhere

thebullying58.Youcanshowyourletterordiarytoresponsibleadults,andlet

59knowwhathappened.Thebullieswillfeelveryafraidiftheirnames60ina

letter!

Also,don'tshowyourfearanddon'ttrytofightwiththebullies.Youcangetintotrouble.

Paynoattentiontothemandwalk61thebullieswillsoonstop.

47.A.happyB.happilyC.unhappyD.happiness

48.A.howB.whatC.whenD.where

49.A.suggestionsB.adviseC.adviceD.suggest

50.A.HoweverB.ButC.SoD.And

51.A.answerB.solveC.searchD.steal

52.A.suchasB.forexampleC.standforD.insteadof

53.A.heavierB.worseC.sadderD.better

54.A.silentB.nervousC.peacefulD.crazy

55.A.anotherB.theotherC.otherD.others

56.A.phoneB.computerC.paperD.earth

57.A.somebodyB.anybodyC.everybodyD.nobody

58.A.riskedB.shotC.foundD.happened

59.A.youB.themC.himD.her

60.A.disappearB.appearC.introduceD.provide

61.A.onB.withC.forD.away

Doyouthinkhardworkalwayspaysoff?Whathaveyougotbyworkinghard?Hereis

thestoryabout62Ibecamesuccessful.

I'maverysmartpersonwhohasspent6310yearslearningmechanics（機(jī)械學(xué)）,

butIhavenoformal（正式的）education.Ialwaystriedmybesttomakepeopletrustme.

However,I64madeit.

ThisyearItookanotherfactoryjobwithalittlebetterpaythanmylastone.Iwas

making$13.50anhouratmylastjobandhadahardtimeliving.65Iwaspaidmore,I

stilllivedbadly.

Butaslongasyouheldonanddidn't66.youwouldsucceedoneday.

Threemonthsago,myneighborboughtausedcarthateveryonethoughthadsome

seriousproblems.Aftertakingalookatit,IsaidthatIwouldbeableto67it.Itturned

outthatIsaved68$2,00thatheexpectedtopaytorebuildit.Hewassurprisedatmy

workandtoldmanyoftheirfriendsaboutme.

Inabouttwomonths,morepeoplecametomeforworkandIwasmakinggreatmoney.

Thenluckily,Igotajob69oneofmycustomers（顧客）.Iwasabletoletthembelieve

inmebysolvingdifficultproblems70.Theyofferedmeanotherjobwithaevenhigher

pay.Ifinallyimprovedmylife.

Soeveryone,remembernottogiveupyourdreameasilybecause71willcometoyouin

theendwithyourhardwork.

62.A.howB.whatC.whereD.when

63.A.stillB.quiteC.almostD.hardly

64.A.alwaysB.neverC.oftenD.usually

65.A.AlthoughB.UnlessC.SinceD.If

66.A.keeponB.havefunC.giveupD.getover

67.A.driveB.repairC.buyD.sell

68.A.meB.themC.himD.US

69.A.throughB.inC.byD.for

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70.A.happilyB.quietlyC.carefullyD.quickly

71.A.excitementB.loveC.truthD.success

“Ifyouagreewithme,pleaseDianzan.,'DoyouknowDianzanis72ofthemost

popularwordsontheInternet?Whenyouthinksomeone'sideasarcright,whenyouthink

someone'sarticlesarcwonderful,orwhenyouarcmovedbywhatsomeonewrites,youcan

click（點(diǎn)擊）thepraisesign.Anyhow,clickingthepraisesign73thatyouagreewith

someoneorpraisesomeone.

DianzanisakindofChineseIiitemellanguage.People74useitwhentheysuif

theInternet.Thereisafunction（功能）ofDianzanintheQQspace.TheQQspacehashad

thefunction752010.Itdidn'tbecomeverypopularuntilSinablog（新浪博客）

startedthefunctionofDianzan.Inrecentyears,ithasbecome76andmorepopular.

Whenthe2015NewYearcame,ChineseleaderXiJinpingusedthewordDianzantopraise

and77histhankstothegreatChinesepeople.

Websitescanknowhowmanypeoplesupportsomeideas78countinghowmany

peopleclickthepraisesign.Expertscanknowwhatteenagers79caringaboutthrough

whattheyclickthesignfor.Thatcanhelpthemsolveteenagers'80.

Clickingthepraisesignisreallya（n）81thing.Haveyoueverclickedthesignfor

anybodyontheInternet?

72.A.oneB.twoC.aD.an

73.A.offersB.takesC.meansD.avoids

74.A.neverB.hardlyC.everyD.usually

75.A.afterB.sinceC.inD.before

76.A.manyB.muchC.mostD.more

77.A.acceptB.expressC.createD.receive

78.A.byB.onC.atD.under

79.A.beB.isC.areD.was

80.A.plansB.happinessC.problemsD.fairness

81.A.difficultB.surprisingC.boringD.easy

閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)能填入文中相應(yīng)空

白處的最佳答案。

LifeinthemountainswasanewexperienceforYangLei,avolunteerfromPeking

University.

Hervillagewas2,000metresabovesealevel（海平面），andatfirstthe82air

madeherfeelsick.The83wasverysimple—teachersateporridgethreetimesaday.

Luckily,YangLei'smotheragreedwithherdaughter's84.Shesaidthatbothsheand

herhusbandthoughtthiswasagoodidea."Youngpeopletodayneedto85different

things,Mshesaid.

Mostofthe86livedinschooldormitories（宿舍）.Theyworkedveryhard.They

gotupat5:00a.m.andreadbooksuntil11:00p.m.Theylovedhavingthevolunteerteachers

there."There'snodifferencebetweenyouandthem,^^saysYangLei.“Theysaythatweare

likebigbrothersorsisterstothem,andtheyfeel87

Forsomecertainreasons,someofthestudentsmaynotbeabletogotoseniorhighschoolor

88.Familieswere89andthereoftenwasn'tenoughmoneyfbreducation.4i

candonothingaboutthatJsaysYangLei,“butIcan90mystudents'eyestothe

outsideworldandgivethemagood91inlifb."Shesaysshelikesbeingagood

influence（影響）onthechildren'slives.

82.A.heavyB.freshC.thinD.cheap

83.A.foodB.cloudC.villageD.training

84.A.adviceB.situationC.problemD.decision

85.A.haleB.experienceC.realizeD.change

86.A.pupilsB.teachersC.workersD.neighbors

87.A.nervousB.luckyC.angryD.lonely

88.A.factoryB.libraryC.hospitalD.college

89.A.richB.strangeC.poorD.clear

90.A.cleanupB.fixupC.setupD.openup

9【.A.startB.endC.breakD.difficulty

閱讀短文，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

Ybumaythinkthereisonlysandinthedesertoftheworld,92itisnottrue.In

thedesert,asweknow,thereisalittle93.butitisnot94fbrmostplants.Still

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wecanseesomeplantsliveinthedesert.

Thereis95insomeplacesinthedesert.Wecalltheseplacesoases（綠洲）.In

iheoases,therearevillagesandtowns.Peoplegrowallkindsofcropsinthefieldsthere.

People96liveoutsidetheoases.Theyhavecamels,sheepandotheranimals.

Theseanimalsdependonthedesertplantsfortheirfoodanddonotneed97water.

Theanimalsareusefultothedesertpeopleinmanyways.Theyeatthemeatanddrink

themilkoftheanimals.Theyusethecamelsforcarryingwater,food,tentsandsomething

else.

Thepeopleofthedeserthavetokeepmovingfromplacetoplace.Theymustalways

98grassordesertplantsfcrtheiranimals.Whenthereisnomorefoodfbrtheir

animals,theymoveto99place.Thedesertpeopleare100.Nomaninthe

desertwouldever101tohelpthepeopleintroubleandgivethemfoodandwater.

92.A.andB.butC.orD.so

93.A.rainB.rainsC.windD.clouds

94.A.wellenoughB.enoughwellC.goodenoughD.enoughgood

95.A.sandB.plantsC.waterD.food

96.A.alsoB.tooC.eitherD.neither

97.A.muchtooB.toomanyC.toomuchD.manytoo

98.A.lookatB.lookforC.lookupD.lookafter

99.A.anotherB.theo:herC.othersD.other

100.A.hardlyB.carefullyC.friendlyD.well

101.A.agreeB.wantC.promiseD.refuse

DoyouknowMay,oneofmybestfriendsinChina?Sheismytruefriend.She

never102othersmysecrets.Sheisagoodgirl103shehaspooreyesight,]Q4

shelikeswatchingTVandreadingbooks105bed.Shealways106funnyglasses.

Nowshehasanewimage.

Herhairiscurly（卷曲的）andlong.She107,"It'sgreat.Icango108inthe

supermarketandnobody109me.Sonobodywillsay110tomeinthestreet."But

mostofherfriendsdon'tlikethisnewimage.Idon't111it'sgreat.

Sheisa112girl.Shealwayshasasmile113herfaceand114happy.Shewould

like115（be）ateacher,shelikestowork116children.

102.A.saysB.talksC.speaksD.tells

103.A.andB.ifC.butD.so

104.A.butB.becauseC.andD.Then

105.A.ontheB.intheC.inD.on

106.A.putsB.wearsC.takesD.with

107.A.thinksB.asC.saysD.speaks

108.A.swimmingB.boatingC.skatingD.shopping

109.A.givesB.takesC.knowsD.looks

110.A.helloB.yesC.noD.OK

111.A.likeB.sayC.thinkD.call

112.A.friendB.friendlyC.honestD.generous

113.A.inB.atC.onD.with

114.A.makesB.takesC.bringsD.looks

115.A.beB.isC.beingD.tobe

116.A.withB.forC.atD.to

完形填空。

Haveyoueverhadproblemsinyourlifeanddidn'tknowhowtobehappy?Ifso,you

willfindthebook'BeingaHappyTeenager'117.Inthebook,the118.

AndrewMatthews,tellsushowto119ahappylifeandhealsogivesanswers

120thequestionsofteenagers.

Thebook⑵aboutmanysubjects,suchasproblemswithparents,friendsor

teachers.Thebooksayswcshouldstopbeing122withothersandlearntoforgive.

Thebookteachesussomeskills.Forexample,youcanturn123youhavelearnedinto

picturestomakeyourmemorybelter.

Manyteenagersthinkthathappinesscomesfromagoodexamresultorpraisefromother

people.Butyoucanstillbehappy124therearenosuch'good'things.Successcomes

froma125attitude（態(tài)度）,Ifyoucanlearn126problems,youwillhave

successinthefuture.

Someschoolstudentshavesuchproblemsasbeingtootall127tooshort.But

Matthewssaysthathappinesscomesfromthinkinginapositive（積極的）128.If

youaretall,129youwillbeabasketball130:ifyouarcshort,your

clothesandshoestake131roominyourbedroom!ThisisMatthews5most

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importantlesson:youchoosetobehappy!

117.A.usefulB.uselessC.meaninglessD.unhelpful

118.A.teacherB.doctorC.writerD.manager

119.A.likeB.meetC.markD.live

120.A.aboutB.toC.ofD.with

121.A.speaksB.tellsC.talksD.says

122.A.happyB.excitedC.angryD.sad

123.A.whichB.whatC.howD.why

124.A.beforeB.ifC.untilD.that

125.A.goodB.badC.poorD.boring

126.A.toB.fromC.withD.in

127.A.butB.andC.soD.or

128.A.roadB.wayC.classD.idea

129.A.maybeB.surelyC.properlyD.really

130.A.workerB.actorC.playerD.singer

131.A.lessB.moreC.mostD.much

先通讀下面短文,掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C、D項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

Onceuponatime,ahippolivedinarivernexttoabigtree.Oneday,abirdcameand

builtitsnestinthetree.Thebirdcouldsingbeautifulsongs.The132ofthebirdfilled

thehippowithsomuchenvy（羨慕）thathecouldn't133anythingelse.Everydayhe

wouldthinkwhyhewasn'tbomtobeabirdeventhoughthebirdtoldhimmanytimeshe

wasso134tobesobigandsuchagoodswimmer.

Finally,thehippomadeuphismindthathewouldcomeoutoftheriver,climbthe

135andstartsinging.However,itwasveryclearthatthehippodidn'thavewings,nor

clawtoclimbwith.Realizingthathewouldneverclimbupthetree,he136hitthetree

untilitcamecrashingtotheground.Thenhestoodontheleavesofthe137tree,and

begansinging.

Unfortunately,hipposcan'tsing,either.Allthatcamefromhismouthwere138

noises,andwhentheotheranimalsheardthis,theyallcamearoundto139thehippo.

Hewassosorryforthis.Healsofelt140abouthavingknockedthetreedown.Heused

allhispowerto141thetreebackandraiseitupagain,andhetookcareofituntilit

completelygotwell.

132.A.nestsB.songsC.featherD.wings

133.A.thinkofB.prepareforC.agreewithD.decideon

134.A.healthyB.satisfiedC.happyD.lucky

135.A.bankB.hillC.treeD.stairs

136.A.angrilyB.quietlyC.excitedlyD.faithfully

137.A.strangeB.shakenC.fallenD.dangerous

138.A.seriousB.relaxingC.beautifulD.terrible

139.A.playagainstB.makefunofC.mixwithD.liearound

140.A.sadB.boredC.tiredD.sick

141.A.payB.waterC.growD.push

Fornaturelovers,therewillbenewplacestovisitsoon.Chinahasannounced（S；flJ）the

listofitsfirstfivenationalparks.

Nationalparksarelargeareasofpublicland.Theyare142fortheprotection

of（生態(tài)系統(tǒng)）.Theygiveasafehometolocalplantsandanimals.Theyhelpkeep

theairandwaterclean.

Thefiveparkscover230,000squarekilometers,protectingnearly30percentofthe

143wildlifespecies（物種.inChina.Eachparkhasitsown點(diǎn)優(yōu)〃旭s（特色）.

Forexample,Three-River-SourceNationalPark,locatedontheQinghai-TibetPlateau,is

the]44nationalparkinChina.Covering190,700squarekm,itisabout14times

theareaofYellowstoneNationalParkintheUnitedStates.Peoplecallit“China'swater

tower“becauseitishometothesourcesoftheYangtze,YellowandLancangrivers.

Chinahopesthenationalparkswillhelp（45there.Peoplelivingintheseparks

don'thavetomoveout.Theycanruneco-friendlybusinessesorworkfortheparks.Since

2016,Three-RiverSourceParkhashelpedmakejobsformorethan17,0）0localpeople.

Theiryearlyfamilyincomeshavegrownbyanaverageof