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I quite enjoy painting pictures, I know that I do not have what it takes to reach the top.

A. since B. unless C. if D. though

D

【解析】

试题分析:考查让步状语从句。though:尽管,引导让步状语从句。句意:尽管我知道我不需要达到画画的最高峰,可我酷爱绘画。故选D

考点:考查让步状语从句

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In China, children enjoy free education of nine years, but in the United States, the students enjoy free education(which will be started when they are about 6 years old) until they are 18 years old. As a result of the free education system, American children have little difficulty in going to senior high school.

American high school students can take part in a lot of activities outside of the classroom. The activities are organized by the school, such as joining a music group or a sports team. Certainly, just like us students in China, American students have to work hard in order to get good marks if they want to go to a good university. They take classes in all kinds of subjects all through the high school period. And students with low marks at the end of a school year are still allowed to go on to the next grade.

In American high schools, there is fighting or hurting or other kinds of bad behaviors. So children who want to go to university are often sent to suburban (郊区的) high schools, where most students want to go to university and the atmosphere (氛围) is quite different.

1.This passage mainly tells us about ________.

A. education of Chinese middle school

B. education of American high school

C. American free education

D. how to get into universities in America

2.Which of the following statements is NOT true?

A. The time of free education in China is longer than that in America.

B. Those who get good marks can go to a good university.

C. American students can take all kinds of subjects during the high school period.

D. They can be allowed to join the next grade even if they fail the school-year exam.

3.The writer of the passage tells us the truth that ________.

A.the atmosphere in high schools is not good

B. none of the schools in cities are good for learning

C. suburban high schools are good places for learning

D. all the American students want to go to university

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C. thought his wife would like it

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D. It was really a cushion for his family.

4.What does the underlined word “cushion” mean ?

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8.A. shout B. roar C. scream D. whisper

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3.A.With B.Without C.For D.Out of

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11.A.pulled down B.broken into C.landed on D.knocked over

12.A.hid B.walked C.crawled(爬行)D.rushed

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