--I got a rise in salary!
-- ________.
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A．Yes, I think so. |
B．You did? |
C．Are you? |
D．My pleasure. |
第三节：书面表达（满分20分）（原创）
春天已至，天气转暖，万物复苏，我校将于四月18日组织高一年级学生进行远足，假设你是学生会主席，向学生发布此通知：
活动意义：走进自然，感受春天气息；考验学生毅力；强身健体。
路线：从衡中出发，沿滏阳河向南行进，终点衡水湖。
出行建议：1. 穿结实的鞋，因为要走很多的路。
2. 自带水和食物，中午在衡水湖畔野餐。
3. 可自带相机，与自然或同学合影留念。
最后祝大家出游愉快。
注意事项：字数：110 左右 参考词汇：远足go outing 考验：test 终点；目的地：destination
第二节：课文句子背诵：写在二卷答题纸相应位置上，写在其他地方该题不得分（共10分）(每空一词)
81. People love to① ______ _______to eat, drink and ②______ ______ _____each other.
82.Perhaps he would be able to③__ ___ ____after all and not have to ④______ _____ ______.
83. ⑤______ ______I found myself ⑥______ ______to sea by a strong wind.
84. ⑦______I don’t think it can be a fake. People would ⑧______ ______ _____ _____to a bank note of this amount.
85. However, ⑨________ _______ a widely accepted theory, the universe ⑩________ _______ a “Big Bang” that threw matter in all directions.
第II卷（共50分）(请把答案写在答案页上)
第一节 单词拼写（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
根据下列句子所给汉语意思或单词首字母，写出空缺处各单词的正确形式。(将单词写在答案页本题的横线上)
71.Xiao Wang felt frustrated that a lot of ________ (顾客)went to a newly-opened small restaurant.
72. There still ________（存在）a rare animal on that lonely island.
73. “You did a bad job!” She ________ (叹息).
74. Many famous ________ (物理学家) brought up their different ideas at the meeting.
75. ________ (暴力的) criminals like that are a danger to society.
76. For lack of food, the old man s________ to death.
77.I don’t mind a________ to others if I make a mistake.
78. While eating dumplings, the Chinese people are used to putting some v________ on them.
79.Mark Twain was well-known for some of his n________ set in his boyhood world on the Mississippi River.
80.It’s really u________ that such a little boy can achieve such a big success.
E
An old sea captain was often seen opening a small locked box, and looking inside. The crew’s curiosity grew and, on the day he retired, they rushed to cut the lock. There they found a sheet of paper that read, “Left—port(左舷). Right--- starboard(右舷).”
Are you afraid to make a mistake? If you made mistakes recently, maybe you need to hear about Roy Riegels.
The story is told about Roy and the 1929 Rose Bowl championship football game between Georgia Tech and the university of California. Shortly before halftime, Roy Riegels made a huge mistake. He got the ball for California and somehow became confused and started running in the wrong direction! One of his teammates tackled(抢断) him after he had run 656 yards, just before he would have scored for the opposing team. Of course, Georgia Tech gained a distinct(明显的) advantage through the error.
After the first half was over, Riegels sat in a corner, put his face in his hands and wept.
Coach Nibbs Price struggled with what to do with Roy. He finally looked at the team and said simply, “Men, the same team that played the first half will start the second.”
All the players except Roy went to the field. Though the coach looked back and called to him again, he remained seated in the corner. Coach Price went to him and said, “Roy, didn’t you hear me?”
“Coach,” he said, “I can’t do it. I’ve ruined you; I’ve ruined the school; I’ve ruined myself.”
But the coach Price put his hand on Riegels’ shoulder and said,” Roy, get up and go on back; the game is only half over.”
Roy Riegels went back and those Tech men will tell you that they have never seen a man play football as well as Roy Riegels played that second half.
The next time you make a mistake, it might be good to remember the ABC method.
A—Acknowledge(admit) your error and accept responsibility for it. Don’t try to fix the blame on other people or circumstances(客观环境). When you fix the blame, you never fix the problem.
B—Be gentle with yourself. The game is only half over. This is not the first mistake you ever made, nor will it be the last. You are still a good and caring person. Besides, later you may laugh at the mistake, so try to lighten up a bit now.
C—Correct it and move on. Correcting mistakes may also mean to amends(弥补过错），if necessary.
Now, go make your mistakes. And if you practice the ABC method, you’ll live to laugh about many of them.
67. The old captain kept a sheet of paper to_____.
A. give his men a lesson
B. arouse his crew’s curiosity
C. prove he was a good captain
D. tell “port” and “starboard” apart
68. From the passage we learn Coach Price______.
A. insisted on replacing Roy
B. decided to punish Roy after the match
C. criticized Roy for his serious mistake
D. encouraged Roy to finish the match
69. How was Riegels’ performance in the second half?
A. Very disappointing B. Rather excellent C. Fairly ordinary D. Quite bad
70. The ABC method_____.
A. advised you to try to forget mistakes
B. helps you deal with mistakes
C. helps find out the causes of mistakes
D. advised you to be strict with yourself.
D
A proverb(谚语) is a short , well-known saying that expresses a common truth or belief. Proverbs are popular around the world. Many proverbs give advice on how to live. Some proverbs are hundreds of years old, but they are still used today.
For example, my son is just like his father in many ways. We often say the two of them prove the proverb that the apple does not far from the tree.
My daughter is very short. She would like to be taller. But I tell her that good things come in small packages. Some valuable things are very small, like diamonds and other jewels. But I also tell my children that all that glitters is not gold. Something may look valuable, but may not really be valuable. Also, I tell them do not judge a book by its cover. You should not judge something only by its appearance.
Sometimes I tell my children to cooperate to solve a problem. After all, two heads are better than one. But another proverb says too many cooks spoil the soup. If too many people try to do something, then the job will not be done well.
I also tell my children that two wrongs do not make a right. You should not do something bad just because someone did the same to you.
Some people are pessimists while other people are optimists. Pessimists always think about how bad things are or will be; optimists might say that every cloud has a silver lining and they always look on the bright side. Other people are both pessimists and optimists. They hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
Some people often worry about what they will do in a situation that might happen in the future. We could tell them do not cross that bridge until you come to it.
It is usually much better to prevent a problem from happening than it is to find ways to solve it. So we say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
63. The author often comforts her daughter with the proverb that ____.
A. the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
B. good things come in small packages
C. too many cooks spoil the soup
D. two heads are better than one
64. If someone says “two heads are better than one”, he means____.
A. jobs will be done better if two work together
B. a problem will be solved easily by many people
C. jobs won’t be done well if there are too many people
D. you can’t do something bad even if someone else does it
65.The underlined word “pessimists” in the sixth paragraph refers to those people_____.
A. who always look on the bright side
B. who always expect bad things to happen
C. who are always full of hope for the future
D. who always make preparations for the worst
66. Which of the following are optimists likely to say?
A. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
B. We hope for the best and prepare for the worst
C. Don’t cross the bridge until you come to it.
D. Every cloud has a silver lining
