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    I try to take part in as many sports as I can at school, but to be honest I'm pretty hopeless! _______, last week I decided I'd try to get onto the school relay(接力赛跑)team, _______ they' re considered really cool. And _______, after some running tests, I actually succeeded in getting a place - only as a reserve for competitions, but still! Then I _______that was just the beginning. The other team members didn't exactly object to a newcomer,but I could _______ they didn't totally approve of(认可) my being there. The team is made up of the _______ sports people in the school, so _______ them was a real honour. And any _______ they were in usually resulted in a win. Anyway, the yearly school sports day was coming up, so I thought I'd better start _______.

________, the sports day came, and I was as well prepared as I could be. And I knew my friends all ________ me, so that helped a lot. And just then we ________ that another team member had been injured, so they'd be ________ me to help them win.This was my ________. I started concentrating(集中注意力)as hard as I could on the ________ ahead.

I was really ________ waiting for the runner behind me to pass me the baton(接力棒). But suddenly there he was-and I was off! And guess what? I ________ faster than any other members of the team-and we ________ ! It was fantastic! But the best part was that ________ the race, the rest of the team insisted on carrying me round the track on their shoulders. I’ll never ________ it!

1.A.Again B.Anyway C.Instead D.Besides

2.A.as B.unless C.if D.though

3.A.importantly B.amazingly C.obviously D.suddenly

4.A.agreed B.imagined C.expected D.realized

5.A.tell B.accept C.prove D.predict

6.A.tallest B.youngest C.best D.coolest

7.A.trailing B.finding C.joining D.guiding

8.A.teams B.parties C.tests D.races

9.A.performing B.practising C.thinking D.hiding

10.A.Usually B.Finally C.Firstly D.Frequently

11.A.believed in B.turned to C.spoke of D.looked after

12.A.hoped B.feared C.heard D.guessed

13.A.putting away B.arguing with C.fighting against D.depending on

14.A.chance B.mistake C.decision D.feeling

15.A.idea B.trip C.task D.report

16.A.generous B.nervous C.curious D.serious

17.A.travelled B.rose C.ran D.walked

18.A.lost B.missed C.left D.won

19.A.after B.before C.during D.from

20.A.repeat B.change C.forget D.make

 

1.A 2.A 3.B 4.D 5.A 6.C 7.C 8.D 9.B 10.B 11.A 12.C 13.D 14.A 15.C 16.B 17.C 18.D 19.A 20.C 【解析】 这是一篇记叙文。主要记叙了在运动方面有点不可救药的作者上周还是参加了学校的接力队,并且在最后帮助队伍赢得了比赛的事情。这次经历让作者非常难忘。 1.考查副词词义辨析。句意:再一次,上个星期我决定参加学校的接力队,因为大家都认为他们很酷。A. Again又;再一次;B. Anyway无论如何;C. Instead相反;D. Besides况且。结合上文I try to take part in as many sports as I can at school, but to be honest I'm pretty hopeless!可推知作者之前参加过学校的体育活动,发现自己不适合体育,但是上次作者又再一次决定参加学校的接力队。故选A。 2.考查连接词辨析。句意:上个星期,我又决定参加学校的接力队,因为大家都认为他们很酷。A. as因为;B. unless除非;C. if如果;D. though尽管。本句为原因状语从句,表示“因为”,故选A。 3.考查副词词义辨析。句意:令人惊讶的是,在进行了一些测试之后,我竟然成功地获得了一个名额——只是作为比赛的替补,但仍然让人高兴。A. importantly重要地;B. amazingly惊奇地;C. obviously明显地;D. suddenly突然。结合后文I actually succeeded in getting a place中actually“竟”可知作者也很惊讶于自己能去当替补队员。故选B。 4.考查动词词义辨析。句意:然后我意识到这仅仅是个开始。A. agreed同意;B. imagined想象;C. expected期待;D. realized意识到。结合后文的内容that was just the beginning可知作者意识到这只是个开始。故选D。 5.考查动词词义辨析。句意:其他队员并不完全反对新来的人,但我看得出他们并不完全赞成我去那儿。A. tell辨别,告诉;B. accept接受;C. prove证明;D. predict预测。结合后文they didn't totally approve of my being there,可知虽然其他队员不完全反对新来的人,但是作者还是能看出他们并不完全赞成。tell此处表示“看得出,辨别得出”。故选A。 6.考查形容词词义辨析。句意:这个队是由学校里最好的运动员组成的,所以加入他们是一个真正的荣誉。A. tallest最高的;B. youngest最年轻的;C. best最好的;D. coolest最酷的。结合后文a real honor可知这是由学校里最好的运动员组成的队伍,加入他们是一种荣誉。故选C。 7.考查动词词义辨析。句意:这个队是由学校里最好的运动员组成的,所以加入他们是一个真正的荣誉。A. trailing拖;B. finding找到;C. joining加入;D. guiding指导。作者成为了替补队员,所以是加入了这个队伍。故选C。 8.考查名词词义辨析。句意:他们参加的任何一场比赛通常都会获胜。A. teams队伍;B. parties聚会;C. tests测试;D. races竞赛。结合后文they were in usually resulted in a win可知是指参加的任何一场比赛通常都会获胜。故选D。 9.考查动词词义辨析。句意:不管怎样,一年一度的学校运动会就要到了,所以我想我最好开始练习。A. performing表现;B. practising练习;C. thinking思考;D. hiding隐藏。运动会要来临了,所以作者要开始练习了。故选B。 10.考查副词词义辨析。句意:最后,运动会来临了,我做好了充分的准备。A. Usually通常;B. Finally最后;C. Firstly首先;D. Frequently频繁地。结合后文the sports day came可知最后运动会来临了。故选B。 11.考查动词短语辨析。句意:我知道我的朋友们都相信我,这对我很有帮助。A. believed in相信;B. turned to求助于;C. spoke of谈及;D. looked after照顾。根据下文“so that helped a lot”作者的朋友“相信”作者,这对作者来说很有帮助。故选A。 12.考查动词词义辨析。句意:就在那时,我们听说另一个队员受伤了,所以他们要依靠我来帮助他们赢得比赛。A. hoped希望;B. feared害怕;C. heard听见;D. guessed猜测。结合后文that another team member had been injured可知作者听说另一个队员受伤了。故选C。 13.考查动词短语辨析。句意:就在那时,我们听说另一个队员受伤了,所以他们要依靠我来帮助他们赢得比赛。A. putting away放好;B. arguing with争论;C. fighting against反对;D. depending on依靠。因为有队员受伤,所以队伍要依靠作者来帮助他们赢得比赛。故选D。 14.考查名词词义辨析。句意:这是我的机会。A. chance 机会;B. mistake错误;C. decision决定;D. feeling感觉。作者本来是替补,但是由于队员受伤作者可以上场了,因此这是作者的机会。故选A。 15.考查名词词义辨析。句意:我开始尽我所能地集中精力完成面前的任务。A. idea想法;B. trip旅行;C. task任务;D. report报告。作者要帮助队伍赢球,这是摆在作者面前的任务。故选C。 16.考查形容词词义辨析。句意:我真的很紧张,等着后面的选手把接力棒传给我。A. generous大方的;B. nervous紧张的;C. curious好奇的;D. serious严肃的。根据第一句I try to take part in as many sports as I can at school, but to be honest I'm pretty hopeless!可知作者认为自己几乎没有希望了,但是现在却要帮队伍赢得比赛,因此很紧张。故选B。 17.考查动词词义辨析。句意:我跑得比其他队员都快——我们赢了!A. travelled旅行;B. rose上升;C. ran跑;D. walked散步。作者参加的是接力赛,因此应当是跑得比其他队员都快。故选C。 18.考查动词词义辨析。句意:我跑得比其他队员都快——我们赢了!A. lost失去;B. missed错过;C. left离开;D. won赢得。结合下文It was fantastic!可知作者跑得比其他队员都快,因此他们赢了。故选D。 19.考查介词辨析。句意:但最棒的是,比赛结束后,其他队员坚持让我在他们的肩膀上绕场一周。A. after在……之后;B. before在……之前;C. during在……期间;D. from来自。结合后文the rest of the team insisted on carrying me round the track on their shoulders.可知其他队员坚持让作者在他们的肩膀上绕场一周是比赛之后的事情,故选A。 20.考查动词词义辨析。句意:我永远不会忘记!A. repeat重复;B. change改变;C. forget忘记;D. make制作。这次比赛对于作者来说是一次难忘的经历,作者永远不会忘记。故选C。
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