1、.单句语法填空1Judging from his depressed (depress) look, he appeared to have been told the exam results.2I had no difficulty in picking out Tom from an old photo of his family.3If you dont pay your gas bill, the gas will soon be cut off.4Scientists say there is no convincing (convince) evidence that water
2、 pollution has anything to do with the disease.5I want to travel abroad, but unfortunately (fortunate), I dont have enough money.6The floods have killed hundreds and made thousands homeless (home)7It was astonishing (astonish) that their football team won the championships. We all had thought our te
3、am was much stronger.8The best performer (perform) in the concert was the boy who played the piano.9The learner of a second language has many difficulties to_overcome (overcome)10Mr. Pan has been loved by the public for his humorous (humour) performance for years.阅读理解Secondgraders at Plummer Element
4、ary School in Southeast Washington are shouting out insults (侮辱) in their school library.“Stupid！”“Skinny！”“Fat！”.Its part of a visit from Rick Daniels, a local author who writes books as part of his fight against bullying (霸凌). These kids are learning what kinds of words can harm others.Daniels kno
5、ws a lot about bullying. When he was growing up in the citys Fort Totten neighborhood, he had a learning disability. So he got made fun of and hated going to school.“Kids would pick on me because I couldnt read or write too well，” Daniels told the children.After introducing Plummers secondgraders to
6、 Remy, Daniels had them sign an “I Dont Bully”pledge (誓言)In 2014, his experiences encouraged him to write the book“Little Remy：The Little Boy Who Doesnt Want to Go to School，” about a thirdgrader who gets picked on because of his learning disability. Helped by his mom and his teacher Remy starts fig
7、hting bullying and that turns him into a school hero.Even though Daniels still has trouble with spelling, he writes books at his apartment in Northeast, making sure to use the spellchecker on his computer. Back when he had just a dictionary, it was hard for him to write anything.“If I had to look up
8、 the wordfrozen, Id have to turn every page in the dictionary until I saw it，”he said.Fighting bullying is actually Danielss third career. Years ago, he was a fashion designer in New York City, making shirts for famous people. When that business closed, he was offered a job at the fashion magazine G
9、Q which lasted about 15 minutes, when his bosses realized he couldnt write well.After that,_he got a job renting (租) cars and even worked at Reagan National Airport. He retired in 2007 and now spends as much time as he can creating coloring books and talking to kids about bullying.【语篇解读】本文是记叙文。作家Ric
10、k Daniels结合自己被霸凌的亲身经历写书，与霸凌作斗争，帮助人们反对霸凌。1Why are insulting words heard from the library?AKids are making a promise to fight against bullying.BKids are welcoming a visitor in a special way.CKids are learning the harm of these words.DKids are bullying a disabled student.答案与解析：C细节理解题。由第一段中的“Secondgrade
11、rs at Plummer Elementary School in Southeast Washington are shouting out insults in their school library”以及第三段中的“These kids are learning what kinds of words can harm others”可知，他们通过大声说出带有侮辱性质的话语，感受这些话语所带来的伤害。2What gave Daniels the idea of writing his book in 2014?AThe scientific knowledge he has abou
12、t bullying.BA story he heard about a thirdgrader.CHis experience of being bullied.DHis mothers encouragement.答案与解析：C细节理解题。由第七段中的“In 2014，his experiences encouraged him to write the book”可知，他被霸凌的经历促使他写书。3How does Daniels deal with his spelling problems when writing?ABy looking words up in dictionarie
13、s.BBy recording all spelling mistakes.CBy turning to his teacher for help.DBy using a spellchecker.答案与解析：D细节理解题。由第八段中的“Even though Daniels still has trouble with spelling, he writes books at his apartment in Northeast, making sure to use the spellchecker on his computer”可知，他写书的时候需要借助电脑中的拼写检查功能。4What
14、 does the underlined word“that”in the last paragraph refer to?AHe worked in New York City as a designer.BHe was refused by a fashion magazine.CHe was suffering a learning disability.DHe worked at an airport.答案与解析：B词义猜测题。划线词所在句起承上启下的作用，故that指代上文所述Daniels被GQ时尚公司所拒的经历。.完形填空Six years ago, Libby and Jose
15、ph Lombardo gave birth to their first daughter Isabella. To the new parents, Isabella was surely perfect and they went home _1_ to start their new life. Over time, _2_， the couple started to notice that Isabella seemed to have trouble _3_ certain muscles easily. As the months passed by, the situatio
16、n became more and more serious. Therefore, the couple decided to bring Isabella to the hospital as they _4_ something was wrong with their baby girl. Unfortunately, the doctors were _5_ at the baby girls condition. Then the couple searched for answers in the hope that they could find out a(n) _6_.Tw
17、o years later, doctors finally _7_ what was causing Isabella to _8_ her movement. But Isabellas doctors told her parents that, _9_， there was nothing they could do to help the little girl. Doctors _10_ that Isabella would never _11_ on her own in the future. There was a(n) _12_ that she needed to ge
18、t around by wheelchair for the rest of her life. At that time, the couple was greatly _13_. However, they didnt choose to give up. Instead, they began a long search to find a treatment that could give their daughter _14_.After reading many medical papers, Joseph found out a surgery (手术) called SDR.
19、The couple went straight to their doctors to _15_ Isabellas case and the surgery _16_ every doctor they spoke to was not positive about the surgery. They _17_ that the surgery could cause more harm to Isabella.Libby and Joseph thought hard about their _18_. Finally, they decided to go to the hospita
20、l for the risky but _19_ surgery. Isabella spent three months recovering from the surgery but they noticed _20_ almost immediately. After three months, Isabella was able to walk and even run with a walker (助行架)【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。当一对夫妇的女儿生病后，医生告诉他们，女儿可能今后不能独立行走了。但是他们没有放弃，依旧为孩子寻找救助办法，并坚持手术，后来他们的女儿依靠学步车，不仅
21、可以走路，而且可以跑了。1A.secretly BexcitedlyCworriedly Dhurriedly答案与解析：B根据前文的“To the new parents, Isabella was surely perfect”可推测，他们很兴奋地回家了，然后开始他们的新生活。2A.however BthereforeCbesides Dotherwise答案与解析：A根据语境可知，句号前后是转折关系，所以用副词however连接，表示“然而”。3A.checking BmovingCtouching Dtraining答案与解析：B根据后文的“she needed to get arou
22、nd by wheelchair for the rest of her life”可推测，Isabella不能容易地活动肌肉。4A.misunderstood BexpectedCfeared Ddreamed答案与解析：C他们决定把Isabella带到医院，害怕他们的女儿会有什么事。5A.puzzled BamazedCangry Dglad答案与解析：A根据后文的“Then the couple searched for answers in the hope that they could.”以及“Two years later, doctors finally.”可推测，刚开始，医生
23、对Isabella的状况感到很疑惑。6A.exit BsolutionCsuggestion Daim答案与解析：B这对夫妇寻找答案希望他们能找到一个能治疗女儿的方案。7A.remembered BrealizedCignored Dbelieved答案与解析：B两年后，医生们终于意识到了Isabella为什么会出现那种症状。8A.depend on Bfight forCshow off Dstruggle with答案与解析：D医生们终于意识到了什么导致了Isabella的运动困难。9A.unfortunately BluckilyCsimilarly Dunexpectedly答案与解析
24、：A根据后文的“there was nothing they could do to help the little girl.”可知，此处用副词unfortunately修饰，表示“不幸的是”。10A.heard BpredictedCpromised Ddiscovered答案与解析：B医生预测，Isabella在今后的生活中将不能自己行走了。11A.live BwalkCspeak Dsleep答案与解析：B根据后文的“she needed to get around by wheelchair for the rest of her life”可知，此处是指，医生预测她以后再也不能自己
25、行走了。12A.opportunity BpointCpossibility Drule答案与解析：C根据语境可知，此处意为：在她之后的生活里，她很有可能需要靠轮椅来活动。13A.moved BpersuadedCencouraged Dshocked答案与解析：D根据语境可知，此处意为：那个时候，夫妇俩感到很震惊。14A.strength BindependenceCresponsibility Dconfidence答案与解析：B然而，他们没有放弃。他们开始长期为女儿寻找让她可以独立(行走)的治疗方法。15A.discuss BreportCobserve Dcompare答案与解析：A夫
26、妇俩直接去找医生来讨论Isabella的情况和手术。16A.unless BbutCso Dif答案与解析：B根据语境可知，空格前后存在逻辑上的转折关系，所以此处用连词but连接。17A.admitted BrequestedCcomplained Dwarned答案与解析：D根据前文的“every doctor they spoke to was not positive about the surgery”可推测，此处意为：他们警告道，这个手术可以给Isabella带来更大的伤害。18A.excuse BgoalCchoice Dfuture答案与解析：CLibby and Joseph仔
27、细考虑了一下他们的选择。19A.traditional BhopefulCpopular Dnormal答案与解析：B最后，他们决定去医院给女儿做那个既有风险但又有希望的手术。20A.results BproblemsCdisappointment Dfailure答案与解析：A虽然Isabella用了三周的时间从手术中恢复，但是他们几乎立刻就看到了成效。.短文改错My swimming experience is extreme interesting. There was time when I swam like a rock. This went on till one day tha
28、t I was fishing with a friend of mine at a nearby pond. I slipped into it. Had my friend not come to his rescue, I would have drowned. Ever since then, I had come to know the important of learning to swim. I didnt attend training class and learned it all by myself. Strange to say, I have no difficul
29、ty swim at all now. Though the way I swim looks awkward (笨拙的), but at least it can keep me floating. Thinking of this, I feel quite satisfying.答案：My swimming experience is extrem interesting. There was time when I swam like a rock. This went on till one day tha I was fishing with a friend of mine at
30、 a nearby pond. I slipped into it. Had my friend not come to hi rescue, I would have drowned. Ever since then, I ha come to know the importan of learning to swim. I didnt attend training clas and learned it all by myself. Strange to say, I have no difficulty swi at all now. Though the way I swim looks awkward (笨拙的), but at least it can keep me floating. Thinking of this, I feel quite satisfyin.