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Emma was a middle school student who loved painting. However, she always felt self-conscious(不自在的)about her thick glasses. All the other girls in her class seemed so beautiful without glasses, and Emma thought her glasses made her look different in a bad way.
One day, the school organised an art show. Emma decided to hand in a painting of herself. At first, she painted a girl with beautiful eyes, but no glasses. As she looked at the half-finished painting, she felt something was wrong. “This isn't me,” she thought. So, she added her thick glasses to the girl in the painting.
When the show opened, many students got together around Emma's painting. One of her classmates, Sarah, said, “Emma, your painting is so cool! And those glasses on the girl make her look really smart.” Other classmates also agreed with Sarah. The art teacher also praised Emma, “You've shown great courage(勇气)in being true to yourself in this painting.”
Emma finally realised that her glasses were a part of her identity(身份). They made her special, and she should be proud of who she was.
根据语篇内容,选择最佳选项。
(
A. Her painting skills.
B. Her thick glasses.
C. Her height.
(
A. Sarah.
B. The art teacher.
C. Emma.
(
A. It was strange. B. It was ugly.
C. It was cool.
(
A. She should change her glasses.
B. Her glasses made her special and she should accept herself.
C. She should follow the style of other girls.
(
A. The art show
B. Sarah's praise
C. Emma's decision to be herself
Emma was a middle school student who loved painting. However, she always felt self-conscious(不自在的)about her thick glasses. All the other girls in her class seemed so beautiful without glasses, and Emma thought her glasses made her look different in a bad way.
One day, the school organised an art show. Emma decided to hand in a painting of herself. At first, she painted a girl with beautiful eyes, but no glasses. As she looked at the half-finished painting, she felt something was wrong. “This isn't me,” she thought. So, she added her thick glasses to the girl in the painting.
When the show opened, many students got together around Emma's painting. One of her classmates, Sarah, said, “Emma, your painting is so cool! And those glasses on the girl make her look really smart.” Other classmates also agreed with Sarah. The art teacher also praised Emma, “You've shown great courage(勇气)in being true to yourself in this painting.”
Emma finally realised that her glasses were a part of her identity(身份). They made her special, and she should be proud of who she was.
根据语篇内容,选择最佳选项。
(
B
)31. What did Emma feel bad about?A. Her painting skills.
B. Her thick glasses.
C. Her height.
(
C
)32. What does the underlined word “she” refer to?A. Sarah.
B. The art teacher.
C. Emma.
(
C
)33. What did Emma's classmates think of her painting?A. It was strange. B. It was ugly.
C. It was cool.
(
B
)34. What did Emma understand at last?A. She should change her glasses.
B. Her glasses made her special and she should accept herself.
C. She should follow the style of other girls.
(
C
)35. Which is the best title for the text?A. The art show
B. Sarah's praise
C. Emma's decision to be herself
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