题目内容

That morning, I stepped into the classroom, ready to share my knowledge and experience with seventy-five students who would be my English Literature class. Having taught in      for seventeen years, I had no     about my ability to hold their attention and to impress on them my     for the literature of my mother tongue.

As I entered the room, I was     when the monitor shouted: “Stand up!” The entire class rose, and I was somewhat     about how to get them to sit down again. Once that awkwardness was over, I quickly     my calmness and began what I thought was an informed lecture, sure to gain their respect — perhaps     their admiration. I went back to my office with the rosy glow which came from a sense of achievement.

I asked my students to keep     as homework. However, as I read them, the rosy glow was gradually     by a strong sense of sadness. The first diary said, “Our literature teacher didn’t teach us anything today.     her next lecture will be better.” Greatly surprised, I read diary after diary, each expressing a     theme. “Didn’t I teach them anything? I described the entire philosophical framework of Western thought and laid the historical     for all the works we’ll study in class,” I complained. “How     they say I didn’t teach them anything?”

It was a long term, and it     became clear that my ideas about     were not the same as those of my students. I thought a teacher’s job was to raise     questions and provide enough background so that students could     their own conclusions. My students thought a teacher’s job was to provide     information as directly and clearly as possible. What a difference!

   , I benefited a lot, for my experience with my Chinese students has made me a     American teacher, knowing how to teach in a different culture.

1.A. England     B. America        C. China        D. Australia

2.A. worry        B. idea      C. doubt                D. skill

3.A. profession B. admiration   C. explanation  D. expression

4.A. attracted   B. embarrassed         C. amused              D. shocked

5.A. puzzled     B. sure     C. worried              D. curious

6.A. reminded           B. returned      C. regained             D. recovered

7.A. more B. even    C. yet                 D. still

8.A. discussions        B. notes    C. compositions         D. diaries

9.A. replaced   B. frightened    C. troubled            D. moved

10.A. Later        B. Perhaps        C. Somehow          D. Indeed

11.A. common          B. strong C. similar            D. strange

12.A. happenings     B. characters    C. development         D. background

13.A. should     B. need    C. will                D. must

14.A. immediately    B. certainly       C. simply      D. gradually

15.A. admiration       B. question        C. education          D. conclusion

16.A. difficult   B. interesting   C. essential             D. general

17.A. draw        B. find      C. search                D. offer

18.A. special            B. standard       C. exact             D. serious

19.A. Therefore        B. However      C. Then          D. Though

20.A. richer       B. happier         C. friendlier           D. better

 

【答案】

 

1.A 

2.C 

3.B  

4.D 

5.A   

6.C  

7.B  

8.D 

9.A 

10.B 

11.C 

12.D 

13.A 

14.D 

15.C 

16.B 

17.A 

18.C 

19.B 

20.D 

【解析】

试题分析:我是一名在美国教了17年书的教师,信心满满的来中国教书。却发现由于文化的差异,我的教育理念和学生们的并不同。在和中国学生在一起的日子,我学会了处在不同的文化背景下,如何去教学生

1.A  考查名词辨析 England 英格兰;America 美国;china 中国;Australia 澳大利亚。根据I also learned a lot, and my experience with my Chinese students has made me a better American teacher, knowing how to teach in a different culture,故选B

2.C  考查名词辨析 worry 烦恼;idea 想法;doubt 怀疑;skill技巧。根据Having taught in the US for seventeen years,可知我并不怀疑我的能力,故选C

3.B  考查名词辨析 profession 专业;admiration 钦佩;explanation解释;expression 表达。句意我对母语文学的赞赏给他们留下深刻的印象 Impress on sb sth.此处指他确信能给学生留下深刻的印象,所以选B项。

4.D  考查动词辨析 attracted 吸引;embarrassed令人尴尬;amused 令人愉快的的;shocked震惊。句意 当我走进教室,当班长喊起立时我很震惊。根据下文出现的Once that awkwardness was over,当这种局促不安结束时,可推知当时作者是很震惊的,所以选D项。

5.A  考查形容词辨析 puzzled 迷惑的;sure 确定的;worried着急的;curious 好奇的。句意 当全班起立时,我不怎的,很迷惑,是如何让他们坐下,be puzzled about 对。。困惑,符合情景。所以选A项。

6.C  考查动词辨析 reminded 提醒;returned 返回;regained重新获得;recovered 恢复。but once that awkwardness was over提醒读者他开始见到那情景有点局促不安,到很快又重新获得平静calmness。所以Regain正确

7.B  考查副词辨析 more 更多;even 甚至;yet然而;still仍然。句意当恢复平静后,我认为开始获得他们的尊敬甚至是敬佩。admiration是在respect基础上的递进,所以用even符合这一空,B正确

8.D  考查名词辨析 discussion 讨论;notes 注意;compositions 作文;diaries日记。学生们写日记,我从中看出他们对我的看法 keep kiaries 记日记。所以选D项。

9.A  考查动词辨析 replaced 代替;frightened 害怕;troubled麻烦;moved移动。句意 读到学生的日记,原来萦绕在我心头的自我好感很快褪色了,取而代之的是悲伤。Be replaced by...被...取代,所以A正确

10.B  考查副词辨析 later 后来;perhaps 也许;somehow 不管怎么样;indeed确实、根据Our literature teacher didn’t teach us anything today以及her next lecture will be better学生对我的下一次课的一种期望,但也不肯定。Perhaps也许,是最佳答案

11.C  考查形容词辨析 common 普通的;strong强壮的;similar 类似的;strange奇怪的。句意 每个同学都在日记中表达一个相似的想法,那就是他们没学到东西,或者一无所获。再根据Didn’t I teach them anything?可知他们表达得相似的主题所以C正确

12.D  考查名词辨析 happenings 事件;characters 性格;development发展;background背景。根据all the works we’ll study in class以及I thought a teacher’s job was to raise interesting questions and provide enough background,可知我为他们说明了我们课上所学的文学作品的历史背景,故选D

13.A  考查情态动词辨析 should 应该;need需要;will 将要;must 必须。句意 他们怎么能说我什么都没教他们呢?should表示说话人惊奇、愤怒、失望等情感,与前面学生和我的相反反映是吻合的故选A

14.D  考查副词辨析 immediately 立刻地;certainly 必然;simply 仅仅;gradually 逐渐地。根据It was a long term以及my ideas about education were not the same as those of my students,可知我逐渐明白了,故选D

15.C  考查名词辨析 admiration 钦佩;question 问题;education 教育;conclusion 结论;句意 我的教育理念和我的学生们不同,those 代替上文提到ideas ,所以选C项。

16.B  考查形容词辨析 difficult 困难的;interesting 有趣的;essential 必要的;general 普遍的。在我看来,教师的工作就是提出有趣的问题并提供必要的背景知识,然后学生通过思考得出自己的结论。要启迪学生思考,问题应该要有吸引力,所以B正确

17.A  考查动词辨析 draw 绘制,拉 得出;find 发现;search寻找;offer提供。draw a conclusion得出结论,为固定搭配 句意 我认为教师的工作就是提出一个有趣的问题,提供足够的背景,然后让学生自己得出结论

18.C  考查形容词辨析 special 特殊的;standard 标准;exact 确切的;serious 严重的。而我的中国学生的观念是,老师应该直接将确切地知识信息教给他们,不是去自己摸索。后文的as directly and clearly as possible是提示,所以选C项。

19.B  考查副词辨析 therefore 因此;however 然而;then然后;though虽然。虽然这中间我很纠结,但我也懂得了一些东西。这里有转折对比的意思。所以B正确

20.D  考查形容词辨析 richer 富有的;happier幸福的;friendlier 友好的;better 好的。句意 我与我的中国学生的经历使我成为了一个更好的老师,一个知道在不同文化背景下如何教书的老师。根据knowing how to teach in a different culture所以 D是正确答案

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C.In Mrs. West’s house in 1941.

D.In London after the West’s’ house was destroyed.

3.The unlucky ones mentioned by the doctor were __________.

A.those who suffered from illness.

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C.those who slept in the air-raid shelter.

D.those whose homes were destroyed in air-raids

4.Dr. P placed his foot against Fran’s before he left the shelter.

A.to find out if Frank could put on his shoes

B.to be friendly towards Frank

C.to see if Frank’s feet were normal

D.to teach Frank to greet people in a special way

5.Why did Dr P say that Mrs West had to be a strong, able woman?

A.She was over 75.

B.She needed all the attention of a baby.

C.She had to give care and thought to her son as to a baby.

D.She lost nearly everything in the war.

 

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A.She got up late in the morning.

B.She changed her purse and other little things.

C.One of her shoe heels broke.

D.She had a traffic accident on the way to work.

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A.Her boss was very angry with her.

B.She often arrived at her office on time.

C.She left her plan on the bus.

D.She was nervous at the meeting.

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A.Dull.

B.Just so-so.

C.Excellent.

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a. She presented the plan to the clients.

b. One of her stiletto heels broke.

c. She arrived at the office.

d. She phoned her boss.

e. She tried to match her purse with her red shoes.

A.beacd

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C.dceab

D.Edcba

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D.One trouble never comes alone.

 

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