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仔细阅读下面句子,根据句意及汉语或首字母提示填写出正确的单词: 提示:答案选择仅...

仔细阅读下面句子,根据句意及汉语或首字母提示填写出正确的单词:

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1.The lecturer delivered a speech, referring to the fact that smoking was harmful to health. At last, he a_______ those smoking now out of smoking.

2.The rich man went abroad with the hope of getting new chances, while the poor man was i_________ to learn some skills of earning money.

3.The boys went directly to the accident scene, and the spot _____________(挤满) with people.

4.In class, the ___________(疑惑的) problem made all the students in our class spend 20 minutes to work it out.

5.It is hard to imagine a student f_____________ his attention on the textbook while others are playing.

6.She tried to tell me that I was mistaken. What she said was so c______________ that I finally accepted what she said.

7.As a business man, you have made a lot of money in the past decade and more ____________ (幸运), you are supported by the government.

8.At last, I want to say I’m t____________ grateful for your helping me realize my dream.

9.In time of war, lots of money will be spent on ____________(保护,防御) and many measures will be taken to prevent a country from being attacked.

10.At the farewell party, she expressed the gratefulness to the teachers, ______________(代表) her classmates.

 

1.argued 2.intended 3.was crowded 4.confusing 5.focusing 6.convincing 7.fortunately 8.truly 9.defense/defence 10.representing 【解析】 1.考查动词。句意:演讲者做了一个演讲,提到了吸烟有害健康的事实。最后,他说服了那些正在吸烟的人戒烟。根据句意及首字母提示可知,此处是动词argue“说服”,与句中所给时态一致,应用一般过去时,故填argued。 2.考查形容词。句意:富人出国是希望得到新的机会,而穷人则是想学习一些赚钱的技能。根据句意及首字母提示可知,此处是形容词intended“打算的,有意的”,短语be intended to “打算,意图是”,故填intended。 3.考查时态语态。句意:男孩们直接去了事故现场,现场挤满了人。根据句意及汉语提示可知,此处是动词crowd“挤满”,主语the spot和动词“挤满”是被动关系,与句中所给时态一致用过去时,此处应使用一般过去时的被动语态。故填was crowded。 4.考查形容词。句意:在课堂上,这个令人困惑的问题让我们班所有的学生花了20分钟来解决它。根据句意及汉语提示可知,此处是形容词confusing “困惑的”,修饰名词problem,故填confusing。 5.考查非谓语动词。句意:当别人在玩耍的时候,很难想象一个学生能集中注意力在课本上。根据句意及首字母提示可知,此处是动词focus “集中”,imagine doing sth.“想象做某事”,应用动名词形式。故填focusing。 6.考查形容词。句意:她试图告诉我我错了。她的话如此有说服力,我终于接受了她的话。根据句意及首字母提示可知,此处是形容词convincing“有说服力的”,句中是so…that…结构,so后用形容词,故填convincing。 7.考查副词。句意:作为一个商人,你在过去的十年里赚了很多钱,更幸运地是,你得到了政府的支持。根据句意及汉语提示可知,此处是副词fortunately“幸运地”修饰后面句子,故填fortunately。 8.考查副词。句意:最后,我想说我真地很感谢你帮助我实现我的梦想。根据句意及首字母提示可知,此处是副词truly“真地”修饰形容词grateful,故填truly。 9.考查名词。句意:在战争时期,许多钱将花在国防和许多措施将被采取,以防止一个国家受到攻击。根据句意及汉语提示可知,此处是名词defense/defence“保护,防御”,spend money on sth.表示“在某方面花钱”,故填名词defense/defence。 10.考查非谓语动词。句意:在告别会上,她代表同学们向老师们表达了感激之情。根据句意及汉语提示可知,此处是动词represent“代表”,其主语和句子的主语一致都是she,两者是主动关系,用现在分词作状语。故填representing。
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The actress, singer and former K-pop band member Sulli, 25, was found 1.(die) in her home Monday, the police said. Sulli’s manager found her while checking her home after Sulli failed 2.(answer) phone calls, said an official from the police Department.

Sulli, 3. legal name was ChoiJin-ri, stayed on the stage as a child before she joined the girl group f(x) under SM Entertainment. She formally left the group in 2015 to concentrate on other things, including 4.(act). She 5.(appear) in several films, and this year she became a host of a Korean television show “ The Night of Hate Comments.” Sulli returned 6. music in June and released a new solo album.

Since she started her career at the age of 11, Sulli 7.(consider) as one of the most popular performers in Korea. But meanwhile, she has suffered a lot from 8. Internet for 9.(be) outspoken insistently. Why did so young and beautiful a girl choose to give up her life this Monday? Some fans of the artists suggest that critical comments online have 10.(probable) affected her mental health.

 

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    On New Year’s Eve, I came across an old couple at a secondhand store. They moved slowly around me _______something.

“Can I help you?” I asked.

They stopped, looked at me and said, “We’re looking for _______ things that look new.”

Then they _______ . I didn’t. It must have been a private joke between them.

Noticing I looked _______, the man explained, “Look, every new year in the past we _______ to begin the year with new things. It was a goal to surround ourselves with things _______ and new so that we had new direction, new hopes and dreams for the _______ ahead.”

“How did that _______?” I asked.

“Well, after so many years, we discovered it really got us _______,” the woman said.

“Then why do you ________at a secondhand store? Are things bad financially?”

“No, not at all. We just discovered that things don’t have to be ________but to be of great value. ________ it’s old, it’s new to someone who ________ saw it before,” the man said.

“So, each year now we search for things that are ________ to others but mean the world to us,” the woman added.

This couple had spent most of their lives ________ that there was power in “things” and on New Year’s Eve, they should ________ old things and be surrounded with new things. They spent most of their lives believing that by doing so, their life was going to change magically.

________, the truth is, there really isn’t anything different from one day to the next, one year to the next, except for your ________ to it. Everything is there waiting to be ________, so everything is old until you see it for the first time.

I have learned a ________ that day and it has been the best New Year gift I have ever received.

1.A.in search of B.in charge of C.in memory of D.in support of

2.A.strange B.cheap C.old D.pretty

3.A.laughed B.nodded C.shouted D.apologized

4.A.shocked B.worried C.puzzled D.annoyed

5.A.promised B.tried C.struggled D.failed

6.A.fresh B.familiar C.interesting D.useful

7.A.way B.year C.goal D.chance

8.A.carry out B.pick out C.work out D.come out

9.A.somewhere B.anywhere C.nowhere D.everywhere

10.A.work B.volunteer C.stay D.shop

11.A.outstanding B.attractive C.depressive D.expensive

12.A.Even though B.Now that C.If only D.Ever since

13.A.seldom B.never C.sometimes D.often

14.A.common B.funny C.valueless D.harmless

15.A.believing B.proving C.explaining D.arguing

16.A.take hold of B.get rid of C.pay attention to D.put up with

17.A.Therefore B.Moreover C.Otherwise D.However

18.A.approach B.attitude C.contribution D.introduction

19.A.bought B.remembered C.improved D.discovered

20.A.word B.skill C.fact D.lesson

 

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Learn How to Have a Learning Vacation

Going on a vacation to learn a skill you have long hungered to pick up sounds like a good thing, but be careful, said John Spence, the president of a travel company in Calif. “If you don’t pick the right skill for you, or go in without realistic expectations, your time won’t enjoyable,” he said.

Here, he shares his advice on planning a learning vacation that you won’t regret taking:

Follow your passion. 1.. They include cooking, photography, art history, farming or a sport such as diving or horseback riding. To get the most out of the trip, choose something you’re passionate about.

2.? With whatever skill you intend to learn, figure out whether you want an immersion (沉浸) or only to occupy a part of your trip. It’s possible to learn cooking basics, for example, by taking a weeklong course at Ballymaloe Cookery School in Ireland. Another choice is to attend several half-day classes at the school and have more free time to explore the destination itself. “3., so make sure that it’s what you really want,” Mr. Spence said.

Consider your budget. No matter the skill, you can learn it by taking a vocation in a wide range of price choices. 4.. If you want to learn scuba diving (水肺式潜水), for example, heading to the Maldives will cost several thousand dollars per person, while a scuba diving trip to the Florida Keys is a more wallet-friendly choice.

Don’t forget the children. 5., if they are fun. “ Yes, you want your kids to learn, but you don’t want them to be bored by overloading them with too much information,” Mr. Spence said.

A. A little, or a lot

B. Don’t be influenced by others’ interest

C. What skill do you want to learn

D. Learning vacations can be great family trips, too

E. The choices for what you can learn on your vacation are limitless

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With the exception of a single pair of running shoes, Hedlund succeeded in not buying any clothing for anyone in her family for one year. Along the way, the experiment brought her attention to something else: the clothing industry’s wastefulness. This problem, Hedlund realized, was fueled partly by people like herself, who bought too many clothes they didn’t need. These purchases power an industry where pollution, waste and unsafe working conditions are too often seen.

“ I wasn’t really aware of this dark side of the clothing industry,” said Hedlund. “It wasn’t the first thing I took into consideration when I started the challenge, but now it just makes me want to keep not buying clothing.”

It’s possible that consumers’ (消费者) actions can affect a trillion-dollar global industry. By controlling their consumption, consumers can send a clearer signal to clothing producers that they don’t want to buy so much and they don’t want to buy badly-made clothing.

However, minimalism (极简主义) has earned plenty of critics. “Minimalism is OK only when it’s a choice, and its followers are in the well-off middle class,” said Stephanie Land, a journalist for The New York Times. “ For people who are not so well off, it is not really a choice.”

1.Why did Hedlund include her husband and young son in her experiment?

A.She needed their help.

B.She loved them very much.

C.She was responsible for their clothes.

D.She wanted to face a great challenge.

2.What was one result of Hedlund’s challenge?

A.She did a lot of running.

B.She bought fewer clothes.

C.She stopped buying anything.

D.She changed her living conditions.

3.What does the underlined word “It” in paragraph 3 refer to?

A.Overconsumption.

B.Leading a simple lifestyle.

C.The experiment she did on clothing.

D.The negative effect of the clothing industry.

4.It can be inferred from Stephanie Land’s words that minimalism __________.

A.is not suitable for everyone. B.should be spoken highly of.

C.is popular with poor people. D.can’t be thought of as a good idea.

 

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    “ Go ahead,” I told Linda. “ Pick up the rock, and see what’s under it.”

Her 4-year-old arms struggled with the rock buried in the stream bed. Her eyes got big as she examined the worms after their nest was uncovered. She watched quietly, as they walked past her foot. She gently put the rock back and said,” Are there worms under all the rocks?”

This wasn’t school — it was a nature-based summer camp in New York’s Hudson Valley that I ran when I was 17. When I turned the kids over to their parents at the end of the day, they were tired, inspired by nature and knowledge.

Finland’s “forest kindergartens” use the natural world as a jumping off point for early academic instruction to make them enjoy learning. Finland is following in the footsteps of other European countries including Denmark, where outdoor education has been common for many years.

In the Finnish program, kids spend four days of a week, from 8:30a.m. to 6:30p.m., outside with a teacher. Built into the program is quite a bit of playtime. Kids get a lot of exercise and lesson plans are freely made so teachers can use what’s at hand and in season in their lessons.

While all this sounds less strict than a classroom-based kindergarten program, the results show that these types of programs have better results for overall physical health as well as academic performance and social development. But aren’t the kids who do this coming from wealthy, educated communities — so, of course they score better on tests? In fact, the greatest gains from spending time outdoors can be found in kids who are coming from less advantageous background. At a school near Atlanta, where kids spend 30 percent of their day outside, students have improved scores more than students from any other school in their area, and most of the kids there come from poor families.

1.Why did the author ask Linda to turn over the rock?

A.To help Linda be independent.

B.To see if Linda had enough courage.

C.To give Linda a chance to study nature.

D.To teach Linda how to protect animals.

2.What’s the purpose of Finland’s “forest kindergartens”?

A.To help kids learn about forests.

B.To popularize outdoor education.

C.To show the importance of play.

D.To develop kids’ interest in study.

3.Compared with classroom-based kindergartens, “forest kindergartens”____________.

A.seem to be less tiring B.have no fixed lesson plans

C.set many strict rules D.have no teachers around

4.What is an advantage of outdoor programs according to the last paragraph?

A.Kids joining them score higher on tests.

B.They help change poor kids’ families.

C.They do good to communities.

D.Kids meet people who are different from them.

 

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