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7.Learning is a continuous process of life.We all learn from(36)Dthings in life.One of the things that(37)Ame recently is what I learned from turtles(海龟).
Turtles could teach a vast number of people a lot about reaching goals.(38)C,have you ever watched a turtle making its way to a stream?The turtle(39)Bwhere it is going; in other words,it has set a goal.Many people(40)Ago through life with no specific goal in mind.They seem to weave back and forth because their life direction seems to(41)Din relation to whatever influences them at that time.
Turtles,on the other hand,have a goal in mind easily(42)Cif you take time to watch them.The turtle has only one(43)B.No matter how long it(44)Athem,they will do everything they can to reach their goal.
    (45)D,the turtle may be slow.(46)Cthe turtle keeps going.Each step they take,no matter how small,they keep taking it(47)Bto their destination.The turtle never(48)Ca step or breaks into a run.The reason is that turtles have a better sense of the(49)A of  taking small steps over and over again to reach the final victory.
The(50)Dthing about turtles is that they have a hard shell.The significance of this shell is to help them(51)Bthemselves from anything that may attack them.And,as the turtles taught me,we also need to develop a hard shell against those that would want us to(52)C   
Finally,the turtle told me that the greatest characteristic to possess in reaching a goal is(53)B.No matter what the obstacle(障碍)is,there is a (n) (54)Caround it.No matter how many times one is(55)Dby negativity there is strength in conviction(坚定的信念).
36.A.unusualB.importantC.practicalD.different
37.A.impressedB.worriedC.disturbedD.aroused
38.A.As a resultB.In other wordsC.For exampleD.Above all
39.A.wondersB.knowsC.forgetsD.guesses
40.A.unfortunatelyB.regularlyC.seriouslyD.peacefully
41.A.delayB.stretchC.followD.change
42.A.examinedB.explainedC.observedD.monitored
43.A.ideaB.goalC.wishD.guide
44.A.takesB.affectsC.wastesD.annoys
45.A.AnywayB.OtherwiseC.ThusD.Sure
46.A.AndB.SoC.ButD.Or
47.A.higherB.closerC.fartherD.straighter
48.A.rejectB.movesC.skipsD.seeks
49.A.necessityB.possibilityC.creativityD.difficulty
50.A.restB.lastC.extraD.other
51.A.removeB.protectC.preventD.separate
52.A.competeB.continueC.fallD.judge
53.A.honestyB.perseveranceC.braveryD.generosity
54.A.edgeB.holeC.pathD.entrance
55.A.praisedB.blamedC.inspiredD.stopped.

分析 本文利用海龟的身上明白一个道理:学习是一个持续不断的过程.我们可以从生活中的不同事物中学到东西.

解答 36-40 DACBA 41-45 DCBAD 46-50 CBCAD 51-55BCBCD
36.D 考查上下文联系.学习是一个持续不断的过程.我们可以从生活中的不同事物中学到东西.根据后面One of the things可知应该是不同的事物,所以答案为D项.
37.A 考查动词词义辨析.最近给我留下深刻印象的一件事就是从海龟身上学到的.A项"使…印象深刻";B项"使…焦虑不安";C项"干扰,扰乱";D项"唤起,激起".答案为A项.
38.C 考查名词词义辨析.此处用海龟举例来强调应该向海龟学习如何达成目标.A项"结果";B项"换句话说";C项"例如";D项"首先,重要的是".答案为C项.
39.B 考查上下文联系.由后面的"in other words,it has set a goal"可知,海龟知道朝哪个方向去,所以答案为B项.
40.A 考查形容词词义辨析.然而不幸的是,很多人一生中都没有明确的目标.所以答案为A项,意为"不幸的是".B项"有规律地,定期地";C项"严肃地,严重地,认真地";D项"和平地,平静地".
41.D 考查句意理解.这些生活中没有目标的人看起来总是在迂回反复,因为他们的生活方向无论受到什么影响都会发生改变.根据该句中"weave back and forth"可知方向总是改变,所以答案为D项.
42.:C 考查词义辨析.另一方面,海龟总是牢记它们的目标.这一点只要你花时间去观察,就可以注意到.A项"检查";B项"解释";C项"观察到,注意到,遵守";D项"监控,监视".根据句意可知答案为C项.
43.B 考查上下文联系.由后文"they will do everything they can to reach their goal"可知,海龟只有一个目标,无论花费多长时间,它们都会尽一切努力达成.答案为B项.
44.A 考查句意理解.根据"they will do everything they can to reach their goal"可知,海龟只有一个目标,无论花费多长时间,它们都会尽一切努力达成可知答案为A项,意为"花费,需要".B项"影响";C项"浪费";D项"使恼怒".
45.D 考查句意理解.:当然,海龟速度可能很慢,但是海龟不会停下来.A项"不管怎样,无论如何";B项"否则,要不然";C项"这样,如此";D项"当然,一定".答案为D项.
46.:C  考查连词.当然,海龟速度可能很慢,但是海龟不会停下来,可知答案为C项,前后两句为转换关系.
47.B 考查句意理解.不管它们的步伐多么小,它们都永不停歇地去接近目的地.根据句意可知答案为B项.
48.C 考查词义辨析.它们不会跳跃前进,也不会拔腿就跑.A项"拒绝";B项"移动";C项"跳跃";D项"寻找".答案为C项.
49.A考查名词词义辨析.:其原因是海龟很清楚不断地小步伐前进对于最终的胜利的必要性.A项"必要性";B项"可能性";C项"创造力";D项"困难".答案为A项.
50.D 考查上下文联系.另一方面,海龟有坚硬的龟壳.the other thing"另一方面".
51.B 考查固定短语.龟壳的作用就是保护它们避免受到袭击.protect…from…"保护…免受…".
52.C 考查句意理解.从海龟身上我们学到,要练就一身硬壳来对付那些想让我们跌倒的人.A项"完成";B项"继续";C项"掉落,跌倒";D项"判断".答案为C
53.B 考查词义辨析.海龟教给我的最后一点是:要达到目标需要具备的最伟大的品质就是不屈不挠的精神.A项"诚实";B项"毅力,坚忍不拔";C项"勇敢";D项"慷慨,大方".根据该句句意及后文内容可知答案为B项.
54.:C 考查名词词义辨析不管前方有什么艰难险阻,总有方法去战胜它.A项"边沿";B项"洞,窟窿";C项"道路,途径,方法";D项"入口".答案为C项.
55.:D 考查句意理解.不管被消极的情绪阻挡多少次,心中都要长存信念的力量.A项"表扬,夸赞";B项"责备,负责";C项"激励,启发";D项"阻止,停止".答案为D项.

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