题目内容
There are already eleven in the list. You are the .
A. twelve B. twelveth
C. twelvieth D. twelfth
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Thanksgiving Day was near. The first grade teacher gave her class some fun homework---to draw a picture of something for which they were thankful.
Most of the class drew a turkey or other traditional things. But Douglas drew a different kind of picture. He drew a hand. Just an empty(空的) hand.
Douglas was a different boy. He was poor and unhappy. As other children played, Douglas was likely to stand close by the teacher’s side.
His classmates were surprised at his picture. One child guessed it was the hand of a farmer, because farmers raise turkeys. Others guessed it was the hand of God, for God feeds us.
The teacher asked him whose hand it was. The little boy said in a low voice, “It’s yours.”
She remembered the times she had taken his hand and walked with him here and there, as she had the other students. How often she said, “Take my hand, Douglas, we’ll go outside.” Or, “Let me show you how to hold your pencil.” Or, “Let’s do this together.” Douglas was most thankful for his teacher’s hand.
Tears came into the teacher’s eyes.
1.The underlined word “raise” means “_______” in Chinese.
A. 卖 B. 饲养
C. 买 D. 做饭
2. Douglas drew a hand of ________.
A. a farmer B. God
C. the teacher D. his own
3.When other children played, Douglas __________.
A. played with other children
B. stood quietly by the teacher’s side
C. sat in the classroom quietly
D. stood by them and watched them play
4. When the teacher knew the truth, she felt ___________.
A. surprised B. sad
C. moved D. happy
5.Douglas drew the picture of a hand because ___________.
A. the teacher asked the students to draw a hand of the teacher
B. most of the class drew traditional things used for celebrating Christmas Day
C. Douglas only liked drawing the hand
D. Douglas was most thankful for his teacher’s hand
—It’s reported that Chinese ___________more than 40 minutes a day reading WeChat(微信).
—It’s true. But I think WeChat is taking too much of our time.
A. spend B. cost C. take
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Manners are important to happy relations（关系）among people. No one _________ a person with bad manners. A person with good manners never laughs at people when they are in trouble. Instead , he tries to help them. When he asks for something, he says “_________”.And when he receives something, he _________ says “Thank you”. He does not interrupt（打扰）other people when they are talking. He does not talk loudly or laugh loudly _________ public. When he sneezes or spits(吐痰)，he uses a handkerchief. For a student , it is bad manners to come late to class. If you are late , you _________ make an apology (道歉) to the teacher either at the time or after class.
1.A. thinks B. likes C. hates D. talks
2.A. Give me B. Please C. Yes D. Hello
3.A. never B. sometime C. usually D. still
4.A. on B. at C. of D. in
5.A. should B. will C. could D. may
—What shoud be done first if we want to develop our village?
— A lot of new roads .,I think .
A. must be built B. have to build
C. must build D. have build
短文填空 根据短文内容及首字母提示，补全单词，使短文完整、通顺。
There are many ways to measure(测量) how intelligent(聪明) we are. One of the most p 1. ways is to complete an IQ test(智商测试)
Recently, a 10-year-old British student, Aahil Jouher, decided to take it. The r 2. were very surprising for him. Aahil got a high score of 162, making him one of the youngest people in the world to get the highest score.
“ I didn’t e 3. to get that score. I just thought I’d get an average(平均) score,” said the little boy.
What’s even more surprising is that Aahil didn’t think he did very well on the test , saying ： “ I could do b 4. .
Only one percent of the people can get s 5. a high score. And only those with incredibly (难以置信地) high scores(the top 2 percent) get to become a member of Mensa(门萨), the largest and oldest IQ society in the world.
Today there are over 120, 000 m 6. of Mensa in 100 countries. The o 7. being 103 came from Britain and the youngest joined at the age of 2.
Mensa is famous a 8. the world, and is a symbol of intelligence(智商). Though the IQ test tries to measure(测量) intelligence, it may fail to accurately(精确地) measure it. This is b 9. tests are only about some topics. For example, it often doesn’t test a person’s creativity(创造力) o 10. emotional intelligence(情商).
Maybe we teenagers should be serious about the test.
How do you win a Nobel Prize for writing? Here’s the secret from a previous winner： make it short, keep it real, and work hard.
Canadian author Alice Munro, 82, was awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in literature. She is known for her short stories about personal relationships of ordinary people, usually women.
Munro was born into a farming family in Ontario. The family was very poor. Munro did a lot of physical work as a young girl. She decided to be a writer at the age of 12. Now Munro turns her hard childhood into great writing ideas. The story Dear Life, for example, opens with a description of the neighborhood in which Munro grew up. Also, she talks about her poor relationship with her mother in many of her stories, such as Lives of Girls and Women and Friend of My Youth.
Since she published her first book in 1968, Munro has won many awards, with the Nobel Prize as her biggest honor. But Munro doesn’t see herself as a talented(有天赋的) writer.
“I’m the opposite of a writer with a quick gift. I don’t grasp it very easily at all, the ‘it’ being whatever I’m trying to do,” she said.
Do you dream of becoming an author while sadly admitting you are not that talented? Munro has a tip for you： use notebooks and write a lot.
“I have lots of notebooks that contain(包含) this writing,” she said. But it helps her sort out (整理) her mind. “Stories would just be working in my head for so long that when I started to write I was deep into them.”
1.As a Nobel prize winner, Alice Munro is famous for _________.
A. having a rich childhood
B. writing short stories
C. having good relationship with her family
D. only writing about women in her stories
2.In the story Dear Life, Alice Munro _________.
A. described her poor relationship with her mom
B. wrote about her poor family
C. described the neighborhood where she grew up
D. talked about physical work she did in her childhood
3.Alice Munro published her first book when she was_________.
A. 37 B. 12 C. 30 D. 82
4.From the passage we can learn that Alice Munro is _________.
A. talented B. easy-going(随和的)
C. confident D. hard-working
5. According to Alice Munro, those who want to be a writer should _____.
A. have talent in writing
B. write stories as long as possible
C. make up the story with imagination
D. write as much as possible
People are starting to use energy from the sun, wind and water because they cost very
________ and will never ________ .
A. few； run out B. low； be run out
C. much； be run out D. little； run out
—It’s too hot. Would you mind _______ the door?—_______, please do it now.
A. to open; OK B. opening; Certainly not
C. opening; Of course D. to open; Good idea
