2．loss A．post B．associate C．profit D．accustom．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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7．2．loss
A．post B．associate C．profit D．accustom．

分析 loss[l?s]，字母o发[?]

解答答案C．
post[p??st]，字母o发[??]； associate[??s???ie?t]，字母o发[??]；profit[?pr?f?t]，字母o发[?]；accustom[??k?st?m]，字母o发[?]．loss与profit的字母o发音相同；故答案选C．

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2．In 1921 Charles William Paddock was regarded as the"fastest human being"in the world．In the 1920Olympic Games in Belgium Paddock won the gold medal in the 100-meter dash and a silver medal in the 200-meter dash．
One day Paddock visited a school in Cleveland，Ohio and spoke to the students．A young black child listened attentively as this famous athlete talked．"What do you want to be？"Paddock asked．"You name it and then you will become just that，"he said．That young man decided that he too wanted to be the fastest human being on earth．
He shared his dream with Charles Riley，his junior high track coach．Coach Riley said to him，"It's great to have a dream，son，but to achieve your goal，it is necessary to build a ladder （梯子） to it．On the ladder you must have steps that will support the weight of all you hope to achieve．The first step on your dream ladder must be determination and the second dedication．The third step is discipline!The fourth is attitude!"
However，the possibilities were against this young man．He was a poor black man who received no scholarship to college．When traveling with his team he slept and ate in"black only"hotels and restaurants．He won eight individual NCAA championships at Ohio State University but he was not allowed to live on the college campus．
In spite of cruel racial prejudice （种族歧视） and many other difficulties，he kept on working hard．In 1936at the Berlin Olympics he won four gold medals．He made such an impression on Germany that even Adolph Hitler rose and waved his hand at this great runner．He was chosen for the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 1970； he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1976by Gerald Ford and the Congressional Gold Medal by George H．W．Bush on March 28，1990．In 1984a street in Berlin was renamed for him．Two U．S．postage stamps have been issued in his honor．His name？Jesse Owens．
58．When did the boy decide to become the fastest human being？B
A．Before Paddock came to visit his school．
B．While he was listening to Paddock's speech at his school．
C．When he was watching Paddock running in the Olympics．
D．After he talked to Charles Riley，his junior high track coach．
59．When the boy shared his dream with his coach，the coachC．
A．didn't think much of it
B．considered it impossible for him to realize it
C．offered him some useful advice
D．listed some difficulties that he might meet with
60．To the boy，the greatest difficulty in achieving his dream might be thatD．
A．he didn't have a strong ladder
B．he couldn't get support from his coach
C．he couldn't afford the training
D．he was looked down upon as a black
61．What can we learn about Jesse Owens from the passage？B
A．Gerald Ford gave him freedom in the year of 1976．
B．The name of a street in Berlin was changed to honor him．
C．Two German postage stamps have been issued in honor of him．
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21．Why did the author feel bitter about her father when she was a young adult？B
A．He was silent most of the time．
B．He expected too much of her．
C．He did not love his children．
D．He was too proud of himself．
22．When the author went out with her father on weekends，she would feelC．
A．tired
B．sorry
C．nervous
D．safe
23．What does the author think of her father after her visit to Tucson？C
A．More critical．
B．More talkative．
C．Gentle and friendly．
D．Strict and hard-working．

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