题目内容
11.Teenage years can be confusing for both teenagers and parents.At about 15,many teens start thinking about how they feel about themselves and(1)B out how this matches or mismatches what others think of them.Most teens work through this(2)Aby the age of 16or 17.Often teenagers are treated like(3)D bigger children,but they will never become(4)D and responsible if they are not allowed to make some decisions for themselves.If parents forbid their children from doing something,chances are that they will do it(5)Cwithout permission anyway.The role of a parent must,therefore,change from that of protector and keeper to that of friend and(6)A.
Yet even the most caring parents misunderstand their children sometimes,and some think of teenagers as insecure,stubborn and(7)C.As a result,teenagers always keep their(8)Bfrom their parents.Teens often(9)Bthat their parents repeat the same things over and over again and never listen to them.Parents must understand that teens need to be allowed to(10)Dtheir side of any problem and express their point of view.
Thus,more private and level-headed communication is needed for the parents.Every parent should try to schedule time to be(11)C with their child,like taking a short trip together.This time allows parents to talk and listen without(12)C from work or other family members.It might also be good to encourage teens to(13)Aimportant issues at dinner.Discussion time shows teens that parents are interested in them and their lives.
A person's teenage years are a key time for them to identify their own(14)D,like distinguishing good from evil.Handling and improving communication with teenagers is not easy,but success will be (15)A for parents and teens alike.
1.A.pointing | B.figuring | C.turning | D.standing |
2.A.stage | B.difficulty | C.routine | D.procedure |
3.A.obviously | B.lightly | C.extremely | D.slightly |
4.A.tall | B.healthy | C.strong | D.independent |
5.A.bravely | B.individually | C.secretly | D.willingly |
6.A.guide | B.relative | C.volunteer | D.judge |
7.A.mature | B.polite | C.disrespectful | D.dangerous |
8.A.relation | B.distance | C.balance | D.attitude |
9.A.appreciate | B.complain | C.condemn | D.approve |
10.A.hide | B.solve | C.tolerate | D.present |
11.A.angry | B.pleased | C.alone | D.strict |
12.A.suffer | B.delay | C.interruption | D.escape |
13.A.discuss | B.manage | C.quarrel | D.improve |
14.A.opinions | B.interests | C.determinations | D.values |
15.A.rewarding | B.challenging | C.difficult | D.impossible. |
分析 本文属于记叙文阅读,作者通过这篇文章主要向我们描述了青春期的孩子的教育问题.处于叛逆期的青少年往往喜欢独立,父母不能过度的干预,要对孩子加以引导,多陪伴,多交流.这样才能获得双赢.
解答 1.B.考查动词短语.point out指出;figure out搞清楚;turn out事实证明;stand out突出;句意表达的是十五岁的孩子开始关注自己,想搞清楚别人对他们的看法和自己的想法是否一致.故选B.
2.A.考查名词.stage阶段;difficulty困难;routine路线;procedure步骤;句意表达的是青少年都要经历这样的阶段.故选A.
3.D.考查副词.obviously明显地;lightly轻轻地;extremely极度地;slightly轻微地;句中是修饰形容词的比较级bigger,表达程度,要用slightly.故选D.
4.D.考查形容词.tall高的;healthy健康的;strong强壮的;independent独立的;句意表达的如果父母不让孩子自己作决定,孩子就不能独立.故选D.
5.C.考查副词.bravely勇敢地;individually个人地;secretly秘密地;willingly乐意地;句意表达的是如果父母不让他们做某事,他们也会偷偷地做.故选C.
6.A.考查名词.guide指导;relative亲戚;volunteer志愿者;judge法官;句意表达的是父母要做孩子的朋友和导师.故选A.
7.C.考查形容词.mature成熟的;polite礼貌的;disrespectful无礼的;dangerous危险的;句中是和insecure,stubborn并列,表示青少年的特征,情绪不稳定,固执,无礼.故选C.
8.B.考查名词.relation联系;distance距离;balance平衡;attitude态度;句意表示的是处于叛逆期的孩子总和父母保持一定的距离,不想接近父母.故选B.
9.B.考查动词.appreciate感激;complain抱怨;condemn谴责;approve支持,赞同;句意表达的是孩子们总会抱怨父母的唠叨.故选B.
10.D.考查动词.hide躲藏;solve解决;tolerate容忍;present表达,呈现;句意表达的是父母应该鼓励孩子表达想法.故选D.
11.C.考查形容词.angry生气的;pleased开心的;alone单独的;strict严格的;句意表达的是父母应该给孩子独立的空间.故选C.
12.C.考查名词.suffer遭受;delay推迟;interruption打断;escape逃脱;句意表达的是父母应该多听听孩子的心声,而不要打断他们说话.故选C.
13.A.考查动词.discuss讨论;manage管理;quarrel争吵;improve提高;句意表达的是父母要鼓励孩子多参与家庭事物的讨论,表达他们的看法.故选A.
14.D.考查名词.opinions观点;interests兴趣;determination决心;values价值;句意表达的是青少年时期是孩子价值观形成的关键时期.故选D.
15.A.考查形容词.rewarding回报;challenging挑战;difficult困难;impossible不可能;句意表达的是和孩子沟通交流尽管不容易,但成功的沟通会给父母和孩子带来意想不到的回报.故选A.
点评 考察学生的推理判断能力和联系上下文的能力,在做推理判断题不要以个人的主观想象代替文章的事实,要根据文章事实进行合乎逻辑的推理判断.此类的填空题一定要联系上下文,根据上下文的内容加上自己的理解,再作出正确的判断.

A. | refers to | B. | comes to | C. | happens to | D. | speaks to |
The audience sat quietly(23)A he made his way across the stage to his chair and began his play.But this time,(24)C went wrong.Just as he finished the first few pieces,one of the strings on his violin (25)C.We thought that he would have to stop the concert.But he didn't.(26)A,he waited a moment,closed his eyes and then (27)Bthe conductor to begin again.
The orchestra began and he played with such (28)Cand such power as they had never heard before.Of course,anyone knows that it is(29)Dto play a harmonious work with just three strings.I know that,and you know that,but that night the violinist (30)Bto know that.
When he finished,there was a(n) (31)Dsilence in the room.And then people rose and cheered.There was an extraordinary outburst of(32)Dfrom every corner of the auditorium.He(33)B,and then said in a quiet tone,"You know,sometimes it is the artist's task to(34)Ahow much music you can(35)Cmake with what you have left."
This powerful(36)D has stayed in my mind ever since I heard it.Perhaps that is the(37)Bof life-not just for artists but for all of us.
He had(38)Aall his life to make music on a violin of four strings,but(39)C,in the middle of a concert,he found himself with only three strings; so he made music with three strings,and the music he made that night was more beautiful,and more memorable.
So,perhaps our(40)Con the stage of life is to make music,at first with all that we have,and then,when that is no longer possible,to make music with what we have left.
21.A.shame | B.pleasure | C.privilege | D.achievement |
22.A.stricken | B.suffered | C.survived | D.impacted |
23.A.while | B.before | C.unless | D.although |
24.A.nothing | B.everything | C.something | D.anything |
25.A.lost | B.bent | C.broke | D.stretched |
26.A.Instead | B.However | C.Therefore | D.Moreover |
27.A.ordered | B.signaled | C.prevented | D.promised |
28.A.pride | B.despair | C.passion | D.stress |
29.A.strange | B.probable | C.important | D.impossible |
30.A.seemed | B.refused | C.pretended | D.attempted |
31.A.inspiring | B.embarrassing | C.tiresome | D.awesome |
32.A.anger | B.laughter | C.scream | D.applause |
33.A.wept | B.s miled | C.sighed | D.whispered |
34.A.find out | B.s miled | C.sighed | D.turn out |
35.A.just | B.even | C.still | D.yet |
36.A.note | B.figure | C.impression | D.line |
37.A.routine | B.definition | C.adventure | D.incident |
38.A.prepared | B.devoted | C.scheduled | D.accustomed |
39.A.naturally | B.generally | C.scheduled | D.hopelessly |
40.A.way | B.state | C.task | D.program |

Several months ago,Allison's life as a skater and(39)Bwas interrupted when she was diagnosed with a(n)(40)Ccancer in her throat.There have been fewer than 10 known cases like it in the world.
Allison's story captured the hearts of Torontonians (41)D she posted a video on YouTube of her performance of"More Than This,"which she sang while breathing(42)Aa hole in her throat.
"It's been crazy,"said Carley.
Her video even received the(43)Dof the actress and pop star Selena Gomez,who wrote on Twitter,"Carley Allison,you are so strong.Love you!And pray for you.Keep singing."These words echoed a flood of comments and helped her singing videos(44)B online.
After months of treatment,she was picking up(45)Cshe left off before the diagnosis,(46)A her energy on her two passions:figure skating and singing.
In the meantime,she continues to inspire people on social media with her(47)Dattitude.
"She's been able to(48)Cpeople,"Allison's mother said."Her public school(49)A $5,000 in a fundraiser for Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital where she's having her chemotherapy.There are thousands of dollars coming into Princess Margaret Hospital where she has the link on her blog.She's very(50)B of that."
"From an early age,Carley always knew what she wanted and had no(51)Ctrying to get it."Her mother added,"For her,every day(52)Da new opportunity to take a step closer.The interesting thing about Carley is that she actually enjoys the(53)Aas much as achieving her goals.When things don't go according to plan,she(54)Bback and moves on."
"For me,reaching out to other people throughout all this has been great,"Carley Allison said."I kind of live more in the moment.I have a different viewpoint on everything now.(55)D,I think it will make me a better person."
36.A.impossibly | B.clearly | C.ambiguously | D.controversially |
37.A.embarrassed | B.tired | C.determined | D.puzzled |
38.A.return | B.departure | C.solution | D.choice |
39.A.actress | B.singer | C.patient | D.nurse |
40.A.abnormal | B.common | C.rare | D.special |
41.A.before | B.until | C.since | D.after |
42.A.through | B.by | C.across | D.in |
43.A.announcement | B.proposal | C.knowledge | D.notice |
44.A.take up | B.take off | C.show off | D.show up |
45.A.which | B.when | C.where | D.that |
46.A.focusing | B.submitting | C.wasting | D.consuming |
47.A.critical | B.negative | C.subjective | D.positive |
48.A.contact | B.praise | C.touch | D.trust |
49.A.raised | B.charged | C.invested | D.contributed |
50.A.content | B.proud | C.fond | D.aware |
51.A.awareness | B.sense | C.fear | D.concern |
52.A.seizes | B.requires | C.resembles | D.presents |
53.A.journey | B.trip | C.tour | D.voyage |
54.A.shrinks | B.bounces | C.keeps | D.takes |
55.A.Naturally | B.Occasionally | C.Surprisingly | D.Eventually |
A. | considered | B. | to consider | ||
C. | having considered | D. | considering |