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第一节(共15小题;
每小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项并在题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Quietclasses,endlessexamsandlonghoursatschool…ThismightsoundlikethedailylifeofmanyChinesehighschoolstudents.Butagroupof50Grade9studentsfromBohuntSchoolinHampshire,UK,decidedtotryoutChineseschoolsforoverafour-weekperiod.
FiveChineseteachersweresenttoaUKschooltoteachtheBritishstudentsinaChinesestyle.TheChineseteacherscameinwithhighexpectations,buttheyquicklyfounddiscipline(纪律)wastheirbiggestchallenge.“WhenIwalkedintotheclassroom,somestudentswerechatting,somestudentswereeating,andsomebodywasevenputtingmake-uponherface.Ihadtocontrolmyself,orIwouldhavegonecrazy,”saidoneoftheteachersLiAiyun.
TheBritishstudentshadcomplaintstoo.Manyofthemfoundtheclassesboring.“It’sallaboutrepetition(重复)andcopyingnotesfromtheboard,”onestudentsaid.
Thestudentsfinallytookatest,andtheChineseclassscoredbetterthanotherclasses.Chineseteacherswerehappy,buttheyowed(把……归功于)ittothestudentsforworkinghard.Theyalsorealizedtheirteachingstylewas“abittoorigid(死板的)”.“It’sveryhardtosaywhicheducationsystemisbetter.ButIthinkwecanlearnfromeachother,”saidLiAiyun.
Educationshouldbe
well-rounded
anditismainlyforimprovingaperson.Itisnotonlytoteachhim/hertospeak,readandwrite,butalsotodevelophis/hercreativethinkingandotherabilities.ThoughtheeducationsystemsaresodifferentbetweenBritainandChina,weagreethatgettingeducationisthemostimportantpartinaperson’slife.
21.50Grade9BritishstudentsdecidedtotryoutChineseschoolsforabout____.
A.halfamonthB.amonthC.fourmonthsD.halfayear
22.LiAiyuncouldhardlycontrolherselfinclassofUKbecausesomeBritishstudents_____.
A.didwhattheywantedtodoinclass
B.weresointerestedinherclasses
C.gotbadgradesandfailedtheexams
D.didn’tcopynotesfromtheboard
23.Theunderlinedword“well-rounded”inthepassagemeans______inChinese.
A.
有利的
B.
公平的
C.
全面的D.必要的
B
Startingfrommysecondyearofprimaryschool,therewasoneeventIhatedeveryyear:
thepianoconcert.Ididn’twanttopracticeaboringpieceofmusicandwasscaredtoperforminfrontofstrangers.EachyearIwouldaskmyfatherifIcouldmisstheconcert“justthisonce”.Andhewouldsaysomethingaboutbuildingself-confidenceandworkingtowardsagoal.
SoIwasveryproudwhenIstoodinchurch(教堂)andwatchedmyfatherplaythepianoduringhisveryfirstconcert.Myfatherwantedtoplaymusicwhenhewassmall.Buthismothercouldn’taffordlessons.
Threeyearsago,whenheretired(退休),heaskedthechurchmusicdirector,Charles,totakehimasastudent.Justbeforetheconcert,Charlestoldmemydadwasplaying“thebestI’veeverseenhim.”Foramomentaftermyfathersatdownatthekeyboard,hesimplystareddownathisfingers.Iwonderedwhetherhewouldevenbegin.
ButthenAramKhachaturian’sMelody(交响乐)began.Itseemedthatmyfathertookthemusicsoseriouslythathedidn’trealizewewerethere.MydadmadeitthroughMelodyandthenthroughanothersong.Althoughhedidn’thavemuchskill,hemadeupforitinfeeling.
My11-year-oldsonJeffwasthere.“Sowhatdidyouthinkaboutyourgrandfather?
”IaskedJefflater.“Hewasgreat,”Jeffreplied.
Myfathermaynothavereachedhistopmusically,butinhisgrandson’seyes,he’satthetopofthemountain.
24.Fromthefirstparagraph,weknowthewriter_______.
A.wasalwaysworkingtowardshisgoal
B.didn’tliketoplaythepianoatall
C.wasconfidentatpianoconcerts
D.practicedthepianoeveryday
25.Whilewatchinghisfatherplaythepiano,thewriterfelt_____.
A.worriedB.sadC.happyD.proud
26.Whydidpeopleliketheperformanceofthewriter’sfather?
A.Becauseheplayedwithhisfeelings.
B.Becausehecommunicatedwithpeople.
C.Becausehewasanoldlearner.
D.Becausehepracticedhard.
27.Whatdoesthestorytellus?
A.Learninganinstrumentiseasyforoldpeople.
B.Skillsforplayinganinstrumentaren’tveryimportant.
C.Nevergiveupyourdreamsnomatterhowoldyouare.
D.Childrenshouldfollowparents’decisions.
C
ByMay,afterthreemonths,Ihadlost22poundsandreachedmygoalof115pounds.Myfriendswouldsay“Alice,youlookgreat!
”or“Howdidyoulosesomuchweight?
”.Thosecompliments(赞扬)mademefeelgoodandconfident.
SoonIdroppedto110ponds.AfewofmyfriendstoldmethatIneedtostopdietingbecauseIwasstartingtolooksick.Theybroughtmeapresent—abagofchocolates,whichIlatergavetomysister.Mymumwouldcometomyroom,withtearsinhereyes,andhavelongchatsabouthowharmfulthisdietwasandbeggedmetostop.Mydadwouldleaveworriedmessagesonmycellphoneatschool,tellingmethatitwoulddoseriousharmtomybody.
Bymid-June,whenschoolwascomingtoanend,Iwasdowntoanonlyalivestateof95pounds.Allofasudden,IknewIhadtodosomething.Iguessedthenumberitselfscaredme.Irecalledmydoctor.Hetoldmeaboutagirlwhowas95poundsandwasattheriskofdying.IknewIwasputtingmylifeatrisk,butforwhat?
Tomakethosewholovemeworried?
Isitworthwhiletobethin?
NowIrealizethatmodelsinmagazines,TVandmoviesarenotrealistic.Thepricetopayforthe“perfectbody”islivingwiththedangerousandsometimesdeadlyeatingdisorder.Andtherearemoreimportantthingstothinkaboutthanhowthinyouare.
28.Howdidtheauthorfeelwhensheweighed115pounds?
A.Happy.B.Disappointed.C.Worried.D.Painful.
29.Theauthor’smotherwenttoherroomto________.
A.bringhersomechocolates.B.tellhershemissedher.
C.askhertostopdieting.D.talkaboutherstudies.
30.Theauthordecidedtostopdieting____.
A.whenherfriendstoldhertodoso
B.whenherweightdroppedto95pounds
C.whenherfatherleftsomemessages
D.whenhermotherhadatalkwithher
31.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?
A.Itistooexpensiveforpeopletoloseweight.
B.Youwillbehealthyaslongasyoustopdieting.
C.Thereisnomodelwithaperfectbodyi