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Every school has its own rules. How many 1 are there in your school? At some schools, the students 2 to wear uniforms on school days. But many students don’t like to wear uniforms. They think the uniforms are the ugliest 3 in the world. But the school don’t allow students to wear 4 own clothes at school. So some students draw cartoons or some famous singers on their 5 . They think it is very 6 that everyone wears the same. It is very unfair(不公平的) that teachers and students are wearing 7 . But most of the students 8 the rules. What do you think 9 it? Do you 10 your school uniforms?

A．students

B．rules

C．uniforms

D．rulers

A．has

B．must

C．should

D．have

A．clothes

B．shirts

C．skirts

D．cloth

A．their

B．they

C．them

D．themselves

A．school bags

B．books

C．uniforms

D．desks

A．bored

B．boring

C．interesting

D．interested

A．same

B．differently

C．different

D．the same

A．obey

B．agree

C．listen

D．listen to

A．of

B．about

C．by

D．for

10.

A．like

B．make

C．wash

D．put on

【答案】

1.B

2.D

3.A

4.A

5.C

6.B

7.B

8.A

9.A

10.A

【解析】

1.由文章第一句可知，谈论规则。

2.考查have to 或has to, 主语是复数，选have。

3.由上面词语uniforms可知谈论服装，clothes意为“衣服，服装”，包括了其他选项的含义。

4.句意为“……穿上他们自己的服装”， their own意为“他们自己的”。

5.由该句句意“所以一些学生在他们的校服上画上卡通画或著名的歌星。”可知。

6.由句意“他们认为他们穿着相同的服装很无聊。”可知。

7.该句句意：学生和老师穿着(要求)不同是不公平的。differently意为“有差别地，不同地”修饰动词wearing。

8.由but转折，说明“绝大多数的学生遵守这些规则”。 obey 意为“服从，遵守”。常与rule(s)搭配。

9.考查think of 认为，What do you think of it? 是征询对方观点的句型。

10.句意“你喜欢你们的校服吗？”

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