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三、完成句子
1. 再加把劲!你要么领先,要么落后。
Work harder! You
2. Jenny 总是注意把一切保持得井然有序。
Jenny always pays attention
3. 真遗憾!他的作品没有在昨天的展览上得到任何关注。
It's a pity that no
4. 接受新的挑战是多么困难啊!
How
5. Tom 过去是名尖子生,但自从他沉迷于游戏就落后了。
Tom used to be a top student, but he
1. 再加把劲!你要么领先,要么落后。
Work harder! You
either take the lead
or fall behind.2. Jenny 总是注意把一切保持得井然有序。
Jenny always pays attention
to keeping everything in (good) order
.3. 真遗憾!他的作品没有在昨天的展览上得到任何关注。
It's a pity that no
attention was paid to
his work at the show yesterday.4. 接受新的挑战是多么困难啊!
How
hard/difficult it is to take on
new challenges!5. Tom 过去是名尖子生,但自从他沉迷于游戏就落后了。
Tom used to be a top student, but he
has been behind
since he lost himself in games.
答案:
1. either take the lead 2. to keeping everything in (good) order 3. attention was paid to 4. hard/difficult it is to take on 5. has been behind
四、完形填空
Melissa wondered what was wrong with Grandma. She was always 1 things. Mother told her that Grandma might have Alzheimer's(老年痴呆症), and that the family planned to send her to an old people's nursing home.
“Oh, no! That's terrible! She'll 2 her own little room, won't she?” Melissa didn't like the idea at all. But she could do nothing but pay Grandma a visit now and then in the nursing home.
The first time they went to the nursing home, Melissa wanted to 3. Grandma sat all by herself in her room. “Look, we brought you a 4 —your favorite, strawberry ice cream!” Melissa said. Grandma took the ice cream and began eating. Melissa felt very 5 because Grandma didn't seem to know her. Mother said Grandma needed more time as she was in a new place.
However, the 6 thing happened the next time. Grandma ate the ice cream and smiled at them, but she didn't say anything. “Grandma, do you know who I am?” Melissa asked. “You're the girl who brings me the ice cream.” Grandma said. “Yes, but I'm Melissa, too, your granddaughter! Don't you remember me?” she asked, putting her arms 7 the old lady. Grandma smiled, “Remember? Sure. You're the girl who brings me the ice cream.” 8 Melissa realized that Grandma would never remember her. Grandma was living in a world all her own with shadowy(模糊的)memories and 9.
“Oh, how I love you, Grandma!” she said.
Just then she saw a tear run down Grandma's face. “Love,” she said. “I remember love.”
Melissa 10 she would bring Grandma an ice cream every weekend. And she would give her a hug though(尽管)she didn't remember her—after all, it was more important to remember love rather than someone's name.
(
B. changing
C. breaking
D. forgetting
(
B. afford
C. lose
D. hate
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B. shout
C. cry
D. laugh
(
B. present
C. dinner
D. candy
(
B. bored
C. worried
D. excited
(
B. simple
C. natural
D. different
(
B. against
C. off
D. behind
(
B. Suddenly
C. Luckily
D. Easily
(
B. darkness
C. happiness
D. loneliness
(
B. advised
C. decided
D. felt
Melissa wondered what was wrong with Grandma. She was always 1 things. Mother told her that Grandma might have Alzheimer's(老年痴呆症), and that the family planned to send her to an old people's nursing home.
“Oh, no! That's terrible! She'll 2 her own little room, won't she?” Melissa didn't like the idea at all. But she could do nothing but pay Grandma a visit now and then in the nursing home.
The first time they went to the nursing home, Melissa wanted to 3. Grandma sat all by herself in her room. “Look, we brought you a 4 —your favorite, strawberry ice cream!” Melissa said. Grandma took the ice cream and began eating. Melissa felt very 5 because Grandma didn't seem to know her. Mother said Grandma needed more time as she was in a new place.
However, the 6 thing happened the next time. Grandma ate the ice cream and smiled at them, but she didn't say anything. “Grandma, do you know who I am?” Melissa asked. “You're the girl who brings me the ice cream.” Grandma said. “Yes, but I'm Melissa, too, your granddaughter! Don't you remember me?” she asked, putting her arms 7 the old lady. Grandma smiled, “Remember? Sure. You're the girl who brings me the ice cream.” 8 Melissa realized that Grandma would never remember her. Grandma was living in a world all her own with shadowy(模糊的)memories and 9.
“Oh, how I love you, Grandma!” she said.
Just then she saw a tear run down Grandma's face. “Love,” she said. “I remember love.”
Melissa 10 she would bring Grandma an ice cream every weekend. And she would give her a hug though(尽管)she didn't remember her—after all, it was more important to remember love rather than someone's name.
(
D
)1. A. repeatingB. changing
C. breaking
D. forgetting
(
D
)2. A. missB. afford
C. lose
D. hate
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C
)3. A. leaveB. shout
C. cry
D. laugh
(
B
)4. A. prizeB. present
C. dinner
D. candy
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C
)5. A. tiredB. bored
C. worried
D. excited
(
A
)6. A. sameB. simple
C. natural
D. different
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A
)7. A. aroundB. against
C. off
D. behind
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B
)8. A. SlowlyB. Suddenly
C. Luckily
D. Easily
(
D
)9. A. kindnessB. darkness
C. happiness
D. loneliness
(
C
)10. A. agreedB. advised
C. decided
D. felt
答案:
1. D 2. D 3. C 4. B 5. C 6. A 7. A 8. B 9. D 10. C
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