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Hetooktheskirtfrommeandputitonthebed.Hishandstouchedthesoftmaterialforamoment,thenheshutthedrawerandturnedtome,"
Don'
teversaveanythingforaspecialoccasion.Everydayyou'
realiveisaspecialoccasion."
I'
mstillthinkingabouthiswords,andthey'
vechangedmyattitudetolife.I'
mspendingmoretimewithmyfamilyandfriendsandlesstimeincommitteemeetings.Wheneverpossible,lifeshouldbeapatternofexperiencetoenjoy,notsuffer.I'
mtryingtorecognizethesemomentsnowandtreasurethem.
"
Someday"
and"
oneofthesedays"
arebeinglostfrommyvocabulary.Ifit'
sworthseeingorhearingordoing,Iwanttoseeandhearanddoitnow.I'
mnotsurewhatmysisterwouldhavedoneifshehadknownshewouldn'
thavetomorrow.
Ithinkshewouldhavecalledfamilymembersandafewclosefriends.Shemighthavecalledafewformerfriendstoapologizeandmendherfencesforpastthings.IliketothinkshewouldhavegoneoutforaChinesedinner,herfavoritefood.
IfIknewthatmyhourswerelimited,thoselittlethingsleftundonewouldmakemeangry.AngrybecauseIputoffseeinggoodfriendswhomIwasgoingtogetintouchwithsomeday.AngryandsorrybecauseIdidn'
ttellmyhusbandanddaughteroftenenoughhowmuchItrulylovethem.
mtryingveryhardnottoputoff,holdback,orsaveanythingthatwouldaddlaughtertoourlives.AndeverymorningwhenIopenmyeyes,Itellmyselfthateveryday,everyminute,everybreathtruly,is...agiftfromGod.
1.Thebesttitleforthepassagewouldbe______.
A.EverydayisAGiftB.MyPoorSister
C.ValueFriendshipEveryDayD.EverydayisAnImportantOccasion
2.Janboughtthewonderfulskirtbutdidn'
twearitbecause______.
A.shewantedtowearitonspecialoccasions
B.shekeptitasaspecialgiftforsomeoneelse
C.shesavedituntilshegrewolder
D.shewantedtokeepitasasweetmemory
3.Whichofthefollowingisnotthewriter’sattitudetolife?
A.spendingmoretimestayingwithfamily
B.attendingsocialactivitiesasoftenaspossible
C.enjoyinglifeandvaluingeveryday
D.tryingtogetalongwellwithfriends
4.Whichofthefollowingcanbestexplaintheexpressionunderlined“mendherfencesforpastthings”inParagraph5?
A.trytobefriendlyagainwithsomeone
B.breakherword
C.giveupherpointofview
D.keepherpromise
B
Therearemanysuperstitions(迷信)inBritain,butoneofthemostwidely-heldisthatitisunluckytowalkunderaladder-evenifitmeanssteppingoffthepavementintoabusystreet!
①Walkingunderaladder
Ifyoumustwalkunderaladderyoucanavoidbadluckbycrossingyourfingersandkeepingthemcrosseduntilyou’veseenadog.Alternatively,youmustlickyourfingerandmakeacrossonthetoeofyourshoe,andnotlookagainattheshoeuntilthemarkhasdried.
②Umbrella
Anothercommonsuperstitionisthatitisunluckytoopenanumbrellainthehouse-itwilleitherbringmisfortunetothepersonthatopeneditortothehousehold.Thesuperstitioncoulddatefromtheoldtimewhenitspurposewastoactasasunshade.Ifopenedindoors,itmightbeconsideredtobeanattackonthesun.Anyoneopeninganumbrellaindoorsinfineweatherisunpopular,asitinevitablybringsrain!
③Number13
Thenumber13issaidtobeunluckyforsome,andwhenthe13thdayofthemonthfallsonaFriday,anyonewishingtoavoidaninauspiciouseventhadbetterstayindoors.
④Sevenyearsbadluck
Theworstmisfortunethatcanbefallyouiscausedbybreakingamirror,asitbringssevenyearsofbadluck!
Thesuperstitionissupposedtohaveoriginatedinancienttimes,whenmirrorswereconsideredtobetoolsofthegods.
⑤Blackcat
IntheUK,BlackcatsaregenerallyconsideredluckyintheUK,eventhoughtheyareconnectedwithwitchcraft(巫术).Youaresaidtobeluckyifablackcatcrossesyourpath.
5.Whichexperienceisconsideredtobeluckyaccordingtothepassage?
A.WalkingunderaladderB.openinganumbrellainthehouse
C.breakingamirrorD.ablackcatcrossingyourpath.
6.WhichofthefollowingsisRIGHTinU.Kaccordingtothepassage?
A.Openinganumbrellaintherainisnotacceptableorunpopular
B.Blackcatsaregenerallyconsideredunluckybecausetheyhavesomethingtowithwitchcraft.
C.Badluckbroughtbywalkingunderaladdercannotbeavoidedusingcertainways
D.IfyouaretoopenaclothesstoreonMay13inBritain,youhadbetterchangethedate.
7.Whichtwosuperstitionsarerelatedtohistory?
A.①②B.②④C④⑤D.③④
8.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat_________.
A.breakingamirrorwillcausebadluckbecauseitshowsyourdisrespect(不敬)fortheGod.
B.crossingyourfingersandkeepingthemcrossedcanhelpavoidbadluckbroughtbywalkingunderaladder
C.number13isalwaysunluckyinanysituation
D.openingindoorsitmightbeconsideredtobeanattackonthesun.
C
Readingpoemsisnotexactlyaneverydayactivityformostpeople.Infact,manypeopleneverreadapoemoncetheygetoutofhighschool.
ItisworthremindingourselvesthatthishasnotalwaysbeenthecaseinAmerica.Inthenineteenthcentury,ausualAmericanactivitywastositaroundthefiresideintheeveningandreadpoemsaloud.Itistruethattherewasnotelevisionatthetime,normovietheaters,norWorldWideWeb,toprovidediversion.However,poemswereasourceofpleasure,ofself-education,ofconnectiontootherpeopleortotheworldbeyondone’sowncommunity.Readingthemwasasocialactaswellasanindividualone,andperhapsevenmoresocialthanindividual.Writingpoemstosharewithfriendsandrelationswas,likereadingpoemsbythefireside,anotherwayinwhichpoetryhasaplaceineverydaylife.
Howdidthingschange?
WhyaremostAmericansnolongercomfortablewithpoetry,andwhydomostpeopletodaythinkthatapoemhasnothingtotellthemandthattheycandowellwithoutpoems?
Thereare,Ibelieve,threeculprits(肇事者):
poets,teachers,andweourselves.Ofthese,theleastimportantisthethird:
theworldsurroundingthepoemhasbetrayedusmorethanwehavebetrayedthepoem.Earlyinthetwentiethcentury,poetryinEnglishheadedintodirectionsunfavorabletothereadingofpoetry.Readersdecidedthatpoemswerenotforthefiresideortheeasychairatnight,thattheybelongedwhereotherdifficult-to-readthingsbelonged.
Poetsfailedthereader,sodidteachers.Theywanttheirstudentstoknowsomethingabouttheskillsofapoem,theywanttheirstudentstoseethatpoemsmeansomething.Yetwhatusuallyoccurswhenteacherspushtheseconcernsontheirhighschoolstudentsisthatyoungpeopledecidepoemsareunpleasantcrosswordpuzzles.
9.Readingpoemsisthoughttobeasocialactinthenineteenthcenturybecause______________.
A.itbuiltalinkamongpeopleB.ithelpeduniteacommunity
C.itwasasourceofself-educationD.itwasasourceofpleasure
10.Theunderlinedword“diversion”(inParagraph2)mostprobablymeans“_________”.
A.concentrationB.changeC.amusementsD.stories
11.Accordingtothepassage,whatisthemaincauseofthegreatgapbetweenreadersandpoetry?
A.Studentsarebecominglessinterestedinpoetry.
B.Studentsarepoorlyeducatedinhighschool.
C.TVandtheInternetaremoreattractivethanpoetry.
D.Poemshavebecomedifficulttounderstand.
12.Inthelastparagraph,thewriterquestions____________.
A.thedifficultyinstudyingpoemsB.thewaypoemsaretaughtinschool
C.students’wrongideasaboutpoetryD.thetechniquesusedinwritingpoems
D
Howcanacreatureweighingover5tonsandnormallytaking150kilogramsoffoodand120litersofwaterperdaysurviveinadesertenvironment?
InthesouthwestAfricancountryofNamibia,andtheSaharalandsofMalifurthernorth,thedesertelephantdoesjustthat.
AlthoughnotregardedasaseparatespeciesfromtheAfricanelephant,thedesertcousindiffersinmanyways.Theirbodiesaresmaller,toabsorblessheat,andtheirfeetarelargerforeasierwalkingacrosssandysurfaces,Theyaretaller,toreachhigherbranches.Theyhaveshortertusks(象牙),andmostimportantly,longertrunkstodigforwaterinriverbeds.
Desertelephantscantravelover70kilometersinsearchforfeedinggroundsandwaterholes,andhavealargergroupoffamilies.Theydrinkonlyevery3–4days,andcanstorewaterina“bag”atthebackoftheirthroat,whichisonlyusedwhenbadlyneeded.Desertelephantsarecarefulfeeders–theyseldomrootuptreesandbreakfewerbranches,andthusmaintainwhatlittlefoodsourcesareavailable.Youngelephantsmayeveneatthedung(粪便)ofthefemaleleaderofagroupwhenfacingfoodshortage.
Duringdroughttheyareunlikelytogivebirthtotheiryoungbutwithgoodrainsthebirthratewillincreasegreatly.Desertelephantshavesandbaths,sometimesaddingtheirownurine(尿液)tomakethemmuddy!
Aswecontinuetooverheatourweakplanet,itcanonlybehopedthatotheranimalspecieswilladaptasextraordinarilywelltochangeasthedesertelephant.
13.TheunderlinedpartinParagraph2means“”.
A.remainsintheAfricancountries
B.drinks120litersofwateraday
C.managestoliveindesertareas
D.eats150kilogramsoffooddaily
14.Desertelephantsarecalledcarefulfeedersbecausethey_________.
A.ra