Hespread out his hands and found the coin was gone．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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18．Hespread（伸开） out his hands and found the coin was gone．

分析他伸开双手，发现硬币不见了．

解答答案spread．考查谓语动词．根据所给的汉语提示"伸开"和句子结构可知，此处是谓语动词，因and后的动词found是一般过去式，所以此处也用动词的过去式，spread的过去式与原形一致，故填spread．spread out one's hands"张开双手"．

点评动词是中学英语的重要语法，解题时首先要根据语境和句子结构的需要来推断动词的形式，然后根据句意和所给的汉语提示选出正确答案．

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9．Recently，there have been many famous peopl（61）watering（water） themselves with buckets of ice water-what's all that about？That is called the"Ice Bucket Challenge"，one of the hottest activities．
The activity was created by the ALS Association，an American charity organization，who are working to fight a disease（62）called（call） Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis （ALS）．The disease ALS makes people's muscle become hard and（63）itis very hard for the patients to move．Stephen Hocking is one of the patients．According to the game rules of"Ice Bucket Challenge"，participants have to pour a bucket of ice water over the head，and anybody（64）who is invited to the challenge can either do the pouring in 24hours（65）ordonate 100U．S．dollars，or do the both．
Like the epidemic（流行病），Ice bucket challenge，which is popular around the world very（66）quickly （quick），has made a growing number of famous persons worldwide，including Bill Gates，Christiano Ronaldo，and Lady Gaga and so on．The activity not only helps the sick people to get the money（67）to cure （cure） their disease，but also makes more and more people aware（68）ofthe disease．Ice bucket challenge is（69）a great success．Until now，a big sum of money（70）has been received （receive）．We hope the patients become better．

6．When I went away to college，I chose to go to a large school in another state in an attempt to never again see those popular girls，the ones who drove quiet girls like me headlong into the arms of dusty books．
Since I didn't know a soul at this university，I volunteered for a club to make friends．That's how I ended up one winter evening standing outside the student union，waiting for the night's famous speaker to drive up．My assignment was to escort （护送）her to the auditorium where her fans eagerly waited to hear Maya Angelou，author of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings．
As showtime neared，Angelou's car pulled up．When its door opened，Angelou and a female friend exited，each wearing head-to-toe fur coats．I nervously guided the pair inside．Angelou was ready to sweep onstage，but first，there was her fur coat．I offered to babysit it backstage to make sure it was safe．
"No，"she said．She looked out at the audience．"You need to get out there and live．"
So I found a front-row seat and heard，for the firsttime，a book come alive in an author's own voice．The audience clapped and cheered as they went along on the ride of this performance．
I wish I could say that my life changed then．But out of college，I went deeper into my interior self，taking a job that required little human contact．A few years later，I became a newspaper editor，which required talking to many people．For those times，I depended on index（索引） cards．But I reminded myself that Angelou hadn't used notes．
Today，I'm in my 50s．I am speaking comfortably about what I really know to be true．I get out there now and live．
24．What kind of person did the author use to be？D
A．Brave．
B．Kind．
C．Careless．
D．Shy．
25．Why did Angelou refuse the author's offer to take care of her fur coat？C
A．She wouldn't trust a stranger with it．
B．She thought it was the duty of her assistant．
C．She wanted the author to enjoy the performance．
D．She thought it was safe enough to put it backstage．
26．Soon after graduating from college，the authorB．
A．found a job as a newspaper editor
B．kept shutting herself in her own world
C．changed a lot under Angelou's influence
D．felt more confident when speaking in public
27．What ould be the best title for the text？A
A．Get out there and live
B．The night I met Angelou
C．Speak from your inner self
D．My friendship with Angelou．

13．We've rounded up food-focused summer camps from across the nation．Take a peek at these camps and getaways and find the best one for you and your children．
Butter Beans Food and Garden Camp：New York City
This camp teaches kids about growing plants and harvesting food，offers field trips to places like farmers markets and local beehives，helps kids to create their own jams and lets campers make ice cream from scratch．Campers will produce their own cookbook．The program runs from 9am to 4pro，and caters to children ages 4to 12．For more information，click：http://butterbeanskitchen．corn/summer-2014/．
"Chef's in the Kitchen"Summer Camp：Annapolis，Md．
The camp allows kids to explore international cuisine across the globe．This year's theme，"Explore Countries Around The World"，will focus on the cuisines of Italy，Greece，the Bahamas and Korea．The camp features an Iron Chef cooking competition at the end of each week's session，complete with a prize for the winner．The camp runs from noon to 2：30pm，and covers ages 6to 12．For more information，click：http://wholefoodsmarket．corn/summer-camp/．
The Kid's Culinary Camp of Vermont：Highgate，Vt．
Here，future chefs learn all things，from cake decorating to garnishes to cooking methods．Lazy bums，beware：Chef Kelly Dietrich tells us that campers rise at 6：30am to collect eggs．Each camper walks away with their own knife kit，chef uniform and diploma．Attendees range from 11to 16．For more details，click：http://kidsculinary．corn/facilities．
Camp Yummy!：Raleigh，N．C．
This camp explores the world of food through themed weeks that make us wish we were back in grade school．A typical day packs in a food science experiment，hands-on cooking，fitness and nutrition education．The camp is filling up rapidly，so hurry to get your little one a spot．Children ages 5to 12will love this program．For more information，click：http://www．lilchefraleigh．can/TrackOuts 3．htrnl．
32．Where can you learn how to plant and get the harvest？D
A．Camp Yummy．
B．The Kid's Culinary Camp of Vermont．
C．"Chef's in the Kitchen"Summer Camp．
D．Butter Beans Food and Garden Camp．
33．You want to take part in"Chef's in the Kitchen"Summer Camp probably becauseB
A．you can travel around the world
B．it will hold a cooking competition
C．you are more than 12years old
D．you are free in the morning
34．The underlined phrase"Lazy bums"in Paragraph 4refers to those whoA
A．usually get up late in the morning
B．take care of the little children
C．have no interest in doing anything
D．are especially good at cooking
35．Where can you probably find the text？B
A．In a popular magazine．
B．In a tourist guidebook．
C．In a physics textbook．
D．In an official report．

3．Many accidents _________ by careless drivers last year．（　　）

10．So-called equality doesn't exist，for in many countries women are stilllooked down upon/on．（蔑视）

7．Yacouba Sawadogo is an African farmer who has been travelling across the deserts for the  last 30years，using ancient farming techniques to fight the threatening deserts．
His story dates back to the 1980s when Africa suffered one of the worst droughts in its  history．During that period，rainfall reduced by as much as 80%，killing almost all the plants．Most local people moved away to different places，but Yacouba stayed back．Instead of giving in to the violence of nature，he decided to take control and change the face of the land completely．
Unable to read and write，and with no access to modern techniques and tools，he started to  employ an old African farming practice called"Zai"．The practice involves planting seeds in small holes filled with eco-friendly manure（肥料）．The holes fill up with and keep the water  that falls during the rainy season．This provides moisture（水分）and nutrients for the growing  plants during the dry periods．Also，the manure attracts ants，which help break up the soil further and increase its ability to take in water．
Within two decades of starting his revolutionary work，a forested area of about fifty acres came up on the land of the African desert．Yacouba featured in a documentary titled"The Man  Who Stopped the Desert"through which he became known to the rest of the world．To the great  joy and relief of Yacouba，what the documentary focused on was put into the re-establishment of local forests and a training program for the farmers who wanted to 1earn Yacouba's technique．Today，"Zai"is being widely practiced in the region．

5．What does the text mainly talk about？D
A．A training program for African farmers．
B．A documentary about an influential African farmer．
C．The serious situation of environment destruction in Africa．
D．An African farmer fighting deserts with old farming methods．
6．What can we learn from the last paragraph？B
A．Yacouba advertised his farming practice through the media．
B．Yacouba's efforts have made a great difference．
C．Rebuilding forests is no tough job at a11．
D．Deserts no longer threaten Africa．
7．Which word can best describe Yacouba？A
A．Determined．    B．Knowledgeable．    C．Curious．    D．Creative．

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