题目内容
In June 2008,Benita Grist was driving in her hometown of Mississauga as a passenger in the car ahead threw a paper cup out of the window.When Grist horned to express her displeasure, the passenger responded by throwing out a bag.
Instead of annoyed, she decided to do something about it.She organized a one woman litter?awareness campaign.She started small,chatting with her neighbors about litter—and asking them to be more conscious of any tendencies they might have to litter.Soon,she noticed local families, kids and all—picking up litter around their homes.”I thought,that’s all it took—for me to open my mouth?” she says.”So I decided to knock on more doors.”
And she didn’t stop there.She approached people on the street,in malls,even in the waiting room before getting an X ray. Grist often started her appeal with something such as,”I hope you don’t think I’m crazy,but...” Yet she was buoyed by the positive response—so much so that in August 2008, she began to contact officials in various levels of government, companies and other institutions in an effort to reach a wider audience.
Through a local Mac’s Convenience Store,Grist managed to contact the company that produces content displayed on their in store monitors.That led to a public service announcement about litter that ran in almost 600 Mac’s stores in Ontario from November 2008 to June 2009. Grist continues to explore every opportunity she has to get the message out.Her grassroots campaign may be different,but she has begun to open people’s eyes about the problem of litter.And thanks to her efforts,in Mississauga,at least,they have begun to do just that.
【小题1】How did Benita Grist start her campaign?
A.She chatted with her neighbors. | B.She quarreled with a stranger. |
C.She went door to door,talking. | D.She talked to patients in hospital. |
A.inspired | B.discouraged | C.confused | D.disturbed |
A.Introduction to a one woman litter awareness campaign. |
B.How Benita Started the one woman litter awareness campaign. |
C.Why Benita Started the one woman litter awareness campaign. |
D.Benita and the one woman litter awareness campaign. |
【小题1】A
【小题2】A
【小题3】B
解析试题分析:文章介绍Benita Grist组织女性环保意识活动,介绍她是如何进行这项活动的。从和邻居聊天到街上的采访动员,活动富有成效。
【小题1】推理题:从第二段的句子:She started small,chatting with her neighbors about litter—and asking them to be more conscious of any tendencies they might have to litter.可知她是从和邻居聊天开始这个活动的。选A
【小题2】猜词题:从这段的句子:by the positive response 可知是受到积极回答的激励。选A
【小题3】主旨题:文章第一段提出话题,组织女性环保意识活动,下面具体介绍她是如何进行这项活动的。选B
考点:考查环保类短文
点评:以主旨题推理题的考查为主,解此类题需要结合上下文提供的语境和信息进行简单的概括和判断。?
完形填空(共20小题; 每小题1.5分,满分30分)
阅读短文, 掌握大意, 然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中, 选出一个最佳答案,并在答题卡将该项涂黑。
For Chinese students, the end of their senior year is filled with studying and 36 when they prepare for the college entrance exams in June. But for American high school seniors, the experience 37 be more different. It is a celebration of their time in high school and 38 parties, games and fun.
Seniorities is a commonly used 39 . It means seniors have a disease which 40 them unable to do work. This starts in April, 41 seniors find out whether they have been accepted to university.
Unwilling to do school work, seniors have plenty of 42 activities to focus on.
Many school have a “Senior Show”. Only seniors are allowed to perform in it. Some seniors sing 43 dance but many of them perform skits (滑稽短剧).They 44 their favorite teachers or their friends. For example, a group of boys may 45 and imitate a group of their friends. It is all 46 .
The “Senior Show” is just a part of Senior Week — the week 47 intended for seniors. During this week, seniors usually get academic or athletic 48 for their wonderful jobs in high school. They also vote 49 one of their male and female classmates who they believe 50 the best-looking or funniest or most involved, etc. These are then 51 in the yearbook.
The yearbook is an important part of high school for seniors. There are all their pictures and some words from them in it. Seniors will 52 to get 53 signed by their friends so they can always remember their time together.
The end of 54 is a truly special and wonderful time for American students. It’s 55 they will remember for the rest of their lives.
A. attitudes | B. stress | C. difficulty | D. experience |
A. shouldn’t | B. needn’t | C. couldn’t | D. mustn’t |
A. consists of | B. makes up | C. makes for | D. forms |
A. translation | B. explanation | C. expression | D. depression |
A. allows | B. asks | C. means | D. makes |
A. that | B. which | C. what | D. when |
A. another | B. others | C. other | D. the other |
A. or | B. and | C. also | D. nor |
A. play with | B. make fun of | C. take in | D. act as |
A. put up | B. dress up | C. pack up | D. stand up |
A. open-mouthed | B. tongue-tied | C. hand-emptied | D. light-hearted |
A. specially | B. normally | C. doubtfully | D. obviously |
A. jobs | B. positions | C. chances | D. awards |
A. against | B. with | C. for | D. over |
A. were | B. are | C. was | D. is |
A. written | B. appeared | C. published | D. signed |
A. go around | B. go away | C. go through | D. go over |
A. them | B. it | C. these | D. one |
A. senior show | B. senior week | C. senior year | D. senior students |
A. something | B. anything | C. nothing | D. everything |
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