I felt a slightshaking through my body when the earthquake happened．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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9．I felt a slightshaking（震动） through my body when the earthquake happened．

分析地震发生时，我感觉到了我的身体轻微的震动．

解答答案：shaking．
根据提示汉语结合语境推测句意是"地震发生时，我感觉到了我的身体轻微的震动．"，根据设空处放在形容词slingt后面判断填名词，名词"震动"的英文是shaking，所以答案是：shaking

点评做这类题型，首先根据所给汉语明确句子所要考查的单词或短语的拼写，再结合相关语法知识对单词或短语做出形式上的变化．

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20．Jason likes the of the cake．It looks like a heart．（　　）

17．We had _______ 8-day holiday during this National holidays，but some of us felt unhappy because of _________heavy traffic on the highways．（　　）

4．-Why do children ________ their faces when they play games at Halloween？
-Because they don't want people to know who they are．（　　）

14．One weekend in May 2015，over 48centimeters of rain fell in Houston，Texas，USA．Soon the city was covered with water．The rising water rushed into the cars on the roads．There were 16deaths that weekend．
Changing Weather
The weather is changing．Over the last few years，heavy rains have caused floods （洪灾） in Brazil，Pakistan，and Thailand．Droughts （干旱） have struck Russia and Australia．Heat waves have killed thousands in Europe．There are more different kinds of terrible wild weather all over the world．In 2011alone，the bad weather caused the world to lose 150billion dollars．
Warmer and Wetter
As more wild weather events happen，a worried world is beginning to ask questions like：What is
going on with the weather？And why？Many also want to know：Is this natural，or are we to blame （责怪）？
The answer seems to be：a little of both．Wild weather is natural．．This global （全球的） warming makes heat waves more likely to happen．The higher temperatures also cause more water to enter the air．This causes much more rain．Some scientists also believe global warming makes some storms stronger．
This means we're likely to see more wild weather．"But we don't have to just stand there and take it，"says Scientist Michael Oppenheimer．He and other scientists say we need to stop the Earth from getting warmer．We also need to be prepared，to do things that will help save lives．
67．What is the purpose of the second paragraph？A
A．To give examples of wild weather events．
B．To guess how the weather will change．
C．To explain why the weather is changing．
D．To describe the weather events in 2011．
68．Which of the following can be put in the blank in Paragraph 4？D
A．And wild weather happens more and more．
B．And nature also influences human activity．
C．But humans have already paid enough attention to the wild weather．
D．But most scientists agree human activity has made the Earth warmer．
69．Which of the following would Oppenheimer probably agree with？C
A．It is too late to stop global warming．
B．Humans have nothing to do with global warming．
C．The weather will get better if we can stop global warming．
D．To find ways to keep our things safe is the most important．
70．What is the main idea of the passage？D
A．In May 2015，there was a deadly flood in Houston，Texas，USA．
B．There are more kinds of terrible wild weather all over the world．
C．Many scientists believe global warming makes some storms stronger．
D．Global warming causes wild weather events and that makes people worried．

1．Do We Say What We Think？
"It's raining cats and dogs！"Although this sentence is not very common in England any more，it clearly shows how we don't always say what we mean．One thing that often gives trouble to language learners is that they understand every word in a sentence but the meaning remains unclear-like this sentence that actually means"It's raining very heavily！"However，it's act just idioms（惯用语）that cause difficulties for people learning English．
The British are often considered to be polite and keep their feelings to themselves，but this can be very confusing for non-native speakers．We often don't say what we are thinking--in fact we often say the opposite！Here's an example that will hopefully explain what I mean，"You should come mund for tea！"Is this a real invitation or is the person just being polite？Generally，British people are less open than people from other cultures，so we aren't quick to invite people into our homes．This phrase is one of those that we say but often don't really mean，so when no further details（细节） are given，you can probably think it was made in the name of politeness！
But how does this compare to other countries？
When I lived in India，lots of people would invite me into their homes but I always assumedthat they were just being polite．Of course，I was wrong．The invitations were always from the bottom of hearts，and they did expect me to visit them．I was always surprised by how welcoming people were．In fact，I think I spent more time at other people's houses than my own！
This summer，while working in Austria，one of my friends made me think about invitations again．She invited me to join her and her boyfriend for a meal out．Although touched by the invitation，I immediately had the thought that she was just being polite，so I told her that I didn't want to interrupt them．She replied with，"If I didn't want you to come，I wouldn't have invited you in the first place!"
This reminded me again that politeness depends on which culture we're in．In England，we often think it's polite to offer or suggest something even if we don't actually want to do it，but in other cultures people are more direct．Perhaps if English people just say what they were thinking，things would be a lot easier-especially for people from other countries！
53．From the passage we can learn thatB
A．it's impolite to invite friends to come mund for tea in India
B．the British politeness can make non-native speakers confused
C．it's only idioms that cause difficulties for people learning English
D．the British are very open and like inviting people into their homes
54．The underlined word"assumed"in paragraph 3probably means"A"．
A．imagined
B．proved
C．regretted
D．explained
55．The writer probably agrees thatB．
A．people learning English should be direct to say what they think
B．different cultures lead to the different realization on politeness
C．its very necessary to learn about English idioms to be polite
D．living in Britain is more difficult than it in other countries．

6．A thief who dropped a winning lottery ticket（彩票） at the scene of his crime has been given a lesson in honesty．The man who was robbed picked up the ticket，then won the￡25，000prize，managed to look for him，and handed over the cash．
The robbery happened when maths professor Vinicio Sabbatucci，58，was changing a tyre （轮胎） on an Italian motorway．Another motorist，who stopped to"help"，stole a suitcase from his car and drove off．The professor found the dropped ticket and put it in his pocket before driving home to Ascoli in eastern Italy．
The next day，he saw the lottery results on TV and，taking out the ticket，realized it was a winner．He claimed（认领） the 60million lire（里拉） prize．Then he began a battle with his conscience．Finally，he decided he could not keep the money although he had been robbed．He advertised in newspapers and on radio，saying："I'm trying to find the man who robbed me．I have 60million for him-a lottery winner．Please meet me．Anonymity guaranteed．（匿名担保）"
Professor Sabbatucci received hundreds of calls from people hoping to trick him into handing them the cash．But there was one voice he recognized，and he arranged to meet the man in a park．The robber，a 35-year-old unemployed father of two，gave back the suitcase and burst into tears．He could not believe what was happening．"Why didn't you keep the money？"he asked．The professor replied："I couldn't because it's not mine．"Then he walked off，refusing the thief's offer of a reward．

66．From the passage，we can learn that the thief isD．
A．a worker
B．a professor
C．a businessman
D．out of work
67．The sentence"Then he began a battle with his conscience．"in Paragraph 3implies （暗示）all of the following EXCEPT thatA．
A．he knew what he should do as soon as he saw the lottery results
B．he thought about keeping the money for some time
C．he thought for a moment of punishing the robber
D．he came to realize that honesty is more important than money
68．Hundreds of people phoned professor Sabbatucci because theyB．
A．wanted to make fun of him
B．hoped to get the money
C．knew who the robber was
D．lost the lottery ticket
69．The robber cried becauseC．
A．the professor accepted his offer of a reward
B．the professor refused to return him the money
C．he couldn't believe the professor returned him the money
D．he gave back the suitcase to the professor
70．If the story appears in a newspaper，the best title might beA．
A．A Robber's Lucky Day
B．A Popular Maths Professor
C．A Magic Lottery
D．A Reward of Honesty．

7．

A．Is he of medium build with glasses？
B．He always wears black and yellow sports shoes．
C．Does he wear red shorts？
D．What does he look like？
E．Nice to meet you，too．
F．His name is Ben Clark．
G．He has curly brown hair．

A：Hello，Bill！Nice to meet you．
B：（85）E
A：Do you know my cousin？He's new here in our school．
B：（86）D
A：He is very tall and has short curly blonde hair．
B：（87）A
A：Yes，he is．
B：I think I know him．（88）G
A：Yes，that's him．He is the new captain of our school soccer team．（89）F．

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