1、每日一练14第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）Even to this day, I still remember the very moment when I first waved my ping-pong paddle in primary school. At that time, I was _21_and few classmates would like to talk to me. I felt _22_, always wandering on the playground. On a bright Sunday afternoon, I _23_ a coach
2、playing ping-pong with some children on the playground. He walked towards me and said in a caring tone, “Hello, boy, may I ask why you are in low spirits?” What he said was actually an _24_ to my heart, for it was the first time that I could feel _25_. Knowing my circumstance, he asked, “Would you l
3、ike to learn ping-pong?” I originally thought it was at least a good idea to take up this sport to _26_ time during my lonely days. So I joined his team without _27_. However, never could I imagine that the practice process was indeed a _28_.I spent all my _29_ time learning skills of playing ping-p
4、ong and sometimes even got _30_. More than once I wanted to give up, but my coach kept encouraging me. Much to my _31_, my team members saw my efforts and never looked down upon me. I didnt let my coach and my team down either, winning the champion in a national competition after six years of practi
5、ce. Now, in high school, I am still the shortest, but most _32_. My classmates regard me as their role model and I dont feel lonely anymore.But for my coachs help, I would not have got rid of loneliness. Walking on the _33_ again, with the words of my coach “No _34_, no sweet” echoing in my mind, I
6、have decided to _35_his kindness to brighten more lives.21. A. tallB. shortC. fatD. thin22. A. happyB. lonelyC. confidentD. worried23. A. encounteredB. approachedC. beatD. bothered24. A. inquiryB. alarmC. inspirationD. appeal25. A. generosityB. passionC. concernD. curiosity26. A. wasteB. enjoyC. kil
7、lD. appreciate27. A. hesitationB. confusionC. objectiveD. approval28. A. shockB. blessingC. trapD. test29. A. merryB. leisureC. properD. perfect30. A. paidB. praisedC. encouragedD. injured31. A. comfortB. angerC. regretD. delight32. A. reliableB. outstandingC. creativeD. energetic33. A. playgroundB.
8、 streetC. yardD. square34. A. luckB. dreamC. sweatD. courage35. A. pass onB. break downC. put forwardD. bring about第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）Many of the Chinese athletes _36_ (compete) at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are benefiting _37_ technological assistance from Chinas space scientists and enginee
9、rs. Before setting out for the Tokyo Gaines, dozens of athletes visited an area in the southwestern suburbs of Beijing that is home _38_ a number of leading space technology organizations. During their stay, the athletes _39_ (expose) to technologies _40_ (normal) used in research and development of
10、 carrier rockets, missiles and unmanned planes, and _41_ (listen) to suggestions from experts from the China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics.China won _42_ gold medal in the womens quadruple sculls (四人双奖艇) with a world-record time in Tokyo. According to the engineer, wind tunnels are the most esse
11、ntial hardware in aerodynamic research. During the past few years, wind tunnels _43_ (become) increasingly popular in Western countries, including the United States and Canada.The academys tunnels have greatly helped Chinese athletes, some of _44_ have won gold in Tokyo. But their _45_ (achieve) als
12、o require a great deal of intense training and careful preparation.第三节 阅读理解DMovies about the future often show people travelling around in flying cars. Last Tuesday, that vision came a step closer to reality for a Japanese company called SkyDrive, as it showed off its new flying car, the SD-03, in a
13、ction. The small car flew around for four minutes, staying about 1-2 meters off the ground.The SD-03 is powered by batteries and has 8 motors, which lift it straight off the ground. What made this test flight special was that a pilot was on board. Toraohiro Fukuzawa, who leads SkyDrive，said, “Of the
14、 worlds over 100 flying car projects, only a handful have succeeded with a person on board.”Many groups worldwide are working to develop flying cars. Some governments, including Japans, are supporting the idea, hoping that in the future, flying cars will be useful for short trips like taxi rides in
15、cities. Flying cars could also help reach places that cant be reached by road.What happens when a motor fails? If flying cars are crossing a city, an accident could hurt not just people in the car, but people on the ground, too. Thats why the SD-03 has eight motorsas backups.Some people believe flyi
16、ng cars reduce traffic jams. But new systems will be needed to help control traffic in the air. With many cars flying around, these systems would be too complicated to be managed in real time by humans. Besides, flying cars are expensive. When its ready, SkyDrives flying car is expected to sell for
17、between $300,000 and $500,000.However, people who believe in flying cars point out that cars and airplanes faced challenges at first, too. With time, many of the big problems were solved. By 2050, Mr. Fukuzawa hopes people will be able to fly anywhere inside Tokyo in just 10 minutes. “I think flying
18、 cars will become normal in the near future.” he says.12. What was special about this test flight?A. The car flew higher.B. The car was cheap.C. The car flew on its own.D. The car carried a driver.13. Why is the SD-03 equipped with eight motors?A. To ensure its safety.B. To increase its flying speed
19、.C. To make it look cool.D. To enable it to carry more weight.14. Which aspect of the flying cars is mainly discussed in paragraph 5?A Their design.B. Their application.C. Their cost.D. Their disadvantages.15. What is Mr. Fukuzawas opinion about flying cars?A. They can be easily bought.B. They have
20、a long way to go.C. They have a promising future.D. They are environmentally friendly.第二节（共5小题：每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）In high school, you can take part in a club you enjoy, whether thats singing coking, or something else. _16_ If your school doesnt offer a club that interests you, staring your own club wil
21、l allow you to continue to enjoy this hobby. Follow the steps below to start a club.Brainstorm ideas.First, decide what you want your club to focus on. You may already know, but if you dont, think about activities you enjoy doing._17_ You can do this by looking at your schools student handbook or as
22、king someone at the school office.Decide the clubs goals._18_ Think about what the aim of the club is, and what activities you want members to take part in. By making them clear, you will be able to provide a clearer vision (构想) of your club when you present the idea to the school and potential memb
23、ers.Register (登记) your club with the schoolMost high schools require clubs to be school-agreed._19_ If your school doesnt agree, you likely wont be able to have club meetings or post information at school, so learn how to register your club and make it official._20_Once your club is allowed by the s
24、chool, its time to recruit (招募) members. Mention your club to your friends and people who you think will be interested. If your school allows it, create and post flyers one week before the first meeting that state the clubs name, goal, and the time and date of the first meeting.A. Spread the word.B.
25、 Hold your first club meeting.C. If you enjoy skiing, you could start a ski club at your school.D. Clubs allow you to practice this hobby, learn more, and get better at it.E. Once you know what you want your club to be about, its time to get more detailed.F. Once you have your idea, check to make su
26、re your school doesnt already have a similar club.G. This may be as simple as filling out a form, or it may require discussing the chub with the school staff.【答案】21. B 22. B 23. A 24. D 25. C 26. C 27. A 28. D 29. B 30. D 31. D 32. B 33. A 34. C 35. A【答案】36. competing 37. from 38. to 39. were exposed 40. normally 41. listened 42. a 43. have become 44. whom 45. achievements【答案】12. D 13. A 14. D 15. C【答案】16. D 17. F 18. E 19. G 20. A
