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期末單元復(fù)習(xí)語(yǔ)篇綜合訓(xùn)練 第五組 一 2015 無(wú)錫 完形填空 Somestudentscheat 作弊 becausethey rebusyorlazyandtheywanttogetgoodgradeswithout 1 thetimestudying Otherstudentsmightfeelthattheycan t 2 thetestwithoutcheating Even 3 thereseemstobea goodreason forcheating itisn tagoodidea Astudentwhothinkscheatingistheonlywaytopassatest 4 totalkwiththeteacherandhisorherparentssotheycanfindsomebetterwaystogether Talkingabouttheseproblemsand 5 themoutismuchmorehelpfulthancheating Ifastudentgets 6 cheating theteachermaygivea 7 onthetest sendhimorhertothehead 8 office andcallhisorherparents Worsethanher 9 gradesmaybethefeelingofhavingdisappointedthosepeople 10 parentsandteachers Aparentmayworrythatyouarenota n 11 personandateachermightwatchyoumore 12 nexttimeyou retakingatest Thereareplentyofreasonswhyakidshouldn tcheat butsomestudentsdocheat Ifthat syou it s 13 toolatetostopcheating Cheatingcanbecomea 14 butastudentisalwaysabletoact 15 andmakebetterdecisions Itmighthelptotalktheproblemoverwithaparent teacher orfriend B1 A takingB spendingC costingD usingC2 A failB exerciseC passD expectB3 A whileB whenC becauseD untilD4 A decidesB hopesC refusesD needsD5 A breakingB dreamingC missingD working A6 A caughtB offeredC appearedD suggestedC7 A prizeB resultC zeroD treatC8 A teacherB teachersC teacher sD teachers D9 A naturalB dangerousC worriedD badC10 A exceptB besidesC likeD among D11 A commonB calmC politeD honestA12 A closelyB bravelyC certainlyD hardlyB13 A alwaysB neverC onceD oftenC14 A menuB medicineC habitD matchD15 A wellB goodC bestD better 二 閱讀理解 A 2015 武漢 MollyBoylanisoneofthemostsuccessfulbusinesswomeninCanadaaftersettinguphercosmetic 化妝品 companyBlazesin1992 Thoughsheisverysuccessful shesaysthatshefindsithardereveryyearinbalance 平衡 herbusinesswithherfamilylife Shesometimesfeelsthathertwochildrenknowmoreabouttheirbaby sitterthantheydoabouther Mollyemploys 雇傭 aroundeightypeopleinherfactoryandwarehouse andtenothersinhertwonewfashionstores buthernewestemployeeisthemostimportantoneforher Afteryearsofworryingaboutherbusinessmorethanherfamily shehasdecidedtomakeSallyPamontenewgeneralmanagerinhercompany Mollywillstillbe involved indecision making andshe sgoingtostayintouchwiththepeoplewhoworkforher butSallyisgoingtolookafterday to dayrunningofthebusinesssothatMollycanspendmoretimewiththekids Thenewarrangement 安排 isgoingtostartonMonday andbothofthemarealreadyexcitedaboutit Sallysays I mverynervous actually butI msureMollywillhelpmealotintheearlydays eventhoughIhopeshefeelsshecantrustmenottomaketoomanymistakes Molly ontheotherhand seemsquiterelaxedaboutthewholething IknowthatSally sgoingtobeaverynicemanager shesays She sonlybeenhereacoupleofdaysandshe salreadyshownmehowtoworkoutafewproblemswewerehaving ThebestthingthoughisthatIfeelahundredtimeshappierthanI vebeeninyears Imean Ihonestlycan trememberthelasttimeIfeltasrelaxedasthis andmykidsarereallyexcitedaboutmybeingathomemore Tobehonest IwishIhadmadethisdecisionyearsago 16 Thepassageismainlyabout B A MollyandherchildrenB MollyfindinganewmanagerC thebaby sitterandthekidsD Mollymakingachangeaboutherbusiness17 Theunderlinedphrase beinvolvedin inthepassageprobablymeans B A beinterestedinB takepartinC benervousaboutD learnabout 18 Sallyseemstobeagoodmanagerbecause C A shehassetupanewBlazesB ShekeepsinclosetouchwiththeworkersC shehasbeenabletosolveafewproblemsD shehasbeenworkingforthecompanysince199219 Accordingtothepassage Molly B A willnotrunherbusinessanymoreB seemssatisfiedwiththenewarrangementC wasnotpleasedwiththebaby sitterD wassuccessfulbothinherbusinessandherfamily 20 ThebestthingforMollynowisthat C A shehasmorethaneightypeopleworkingforherB herkidsknowmoreaboutthebaby sitterC shecanhavemoretimetobewithherkidsD shehasgotanewgeneralmanagerinhercompany B 2015 廣州 OnMarch3 1887 thelivesoftwoamazingwomenwerechangedforeverwhenAnneSullivan apooruniversitygraduate arrivedatthehomeofthewealthyKellerfamilytoteachtheirsix year olddaughterHelen ItwasadifficultjobasHelenwasunabletosee hearorspeakbecauseofillness AnnehadbeensuggestedtotheKellersbyheruniversityprofessor aclosefriendofMr Keller Beforeshearrived Anneexpectedhernewpupiltobeaquiet weakchild ButHelenwasnothinglikethat WhenAnnefirstwalkedthroughtheKellers door theenergeticHelennearlyknockedheroverinherhurrytofeelAnne sface clothingandbag Helenwasusedtovisitorsbringinghersweets andangrilytriedtoforceopenAnne scasetotakehercandy ButAnnecalmedherdownbyallowingHelentoplaywithherwatch Sobeganoneofthemostsuccessfulstudent teacherrelationshipsinhistory AnneSullivanwasonlytwentyyearsoldwhenshebeganteachingHelen Shehadtonotonlyteachthechildalltheusualschoolsubjects butalsocontrolHelen ssometimeswildbehaviour Herwell meaningparentsallowedHelentodoasshelikedathome Realizingthatsuchanenvironmentwasunsuitableforlearning AnnerequestedthatsheandHelenliveinasmallhousenearby AssoonasHelenbeganlearning itbecameclearthatshewasespeciallyintelligent Shequicklylearnedtoreadandwrite andbytheageoftenshecouldalsospeak In1900 HelenstartedstudyingatRadcliffeUniversity andgraduatedfirstinherclassin1904 Shewastheveryfirstblindanddeafpersontogetauniversitydegree Howdidshedoit AnneSullivanreadallofHelen sbooksandthensignedtheinformationintoherhand AnneremainedatHelen ssideuntilherdeathin1936 Helenbecameaworld famouswriter andfoughtfordisabledpeople srightsuntilherdeathonJune1 1968 C21 HowdidAnnecometoworkattheKellers home A Sherepliedtoajobadvertisement B Shewasintroducedbyherfamilyfriend C Shewasrecommendedbyheruniversityprofessor D ShemetMr Kellerwhilestudyingatuniversity D22 WhatsurprisedAnnemostaboutHelenwhentheyfirstmet A HowintelligentHelenwas B HelengaveAnneagift C ThewayHelen sparentstreatedher D HowforcefulHelenwas 23 Accordingtothepassage Helen sparents A A allowedhertodoasshewishedB gavehertoomanygiftsandsweetsC didnotspendmuchtimewithherD caredlittleabouthereducationC24 WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutHelen suniversitystudies A ShewasgreatlyhelpedbyAnne B Shewasthebeststudentinherclass C Shewasabletograduateinthreeyears D Shewasthefirstdeafandblinduniversitygraduate 25 Accordingtothepassage bothAnneandHelen B A diedintheir60sB werewelleducatedC camefromrichfamiliesD foughtforhumanrights 三 2015 襄陽(yáng) 短文綜合填空 閱讀下面的短文 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示 在短文空白處填入一個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~ 使短文內(nèi)容完整 通順 Ifyoulose12times willyoujustgiveup DaleCarnegie apioneerinpublicspeakingandself development kept26 trying Andhebecamefamousbyshowingpeoplehowtobesuccessful Carnegiewasbornin1888inapoorfarmingfamilyinthecentralUntiedStates Theboydidn tseeatrain27 untilhewas12yearsold Inhisteens hehadtogetupat4a m everydaytomilkthecowsinhisfamily WhenCarnegiefirstenteredcollege hefelthopelessbecauseofhisclothesandordinarylooks Hismother28 encouragedhim Whynottrytobebetterinotherthings29 insteadofjustdressandgoodlooks Carnegietriedtobemore30 active aliveincollege Hejoinedthedebate 辯論 team Butoneafteranother helost12times Theyoungmanwas31 disappointedinhimself Hesaidlaterthathethoughtofkillinghimselfaftersomanyfailures 失敗 ButsoonCarnegiewasseenpracticingpublicspeakingontheriverside Hishardworkbroughtgoodresultsatlast In1906 Cpetition contestandbecamewidelyknown Theyoungmanmadehisownwordscometrue 33 Believethatyouwillsucceed andyouwill Inorderto34 sharehissuccess Carnegieopenedschoolsandwrotebooks Hisbest sellers 暢銷書 35 includeHowtoWinFriendsandInfluencePeopleandHowtoStopWorryingandStartLiving Morethan50millioncopiesofhisbookshavebeenprintedin36 languages Theyarestillhelpingpeopleontheroadtosuccess