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【题目】 You'd never know that Lisa Davis, a judo(柔道) teacher and owner, used to be bullied(被欺负的) at school and couldn't protect herself at all. In junior high school, children would often laugh at her as she was rather_________. One day, four elder children stopped her while she was walking down a quiet street. They threw her schoolbag________ a high fence and began pushing her around, saying that they would_________her up.

"I couldn't make them stop and this wasn't the first time it had happened," Lisa said. "That day I decided to do ________about it. I talked to my brother and he said I ought to learn to protect myself. He suggested that I take up judo, so I joined a club.

________I felt uncomfortable at first, it gave me confidence, and I ________losing weight as I got fitter. I found judo very helpful. When the bullies ________ that I was learning judo, they soon left me alone.

As time went on, Lisa became ________interested in judo that she opened her own club. Lisa said, "Many young people want to know ________ to protect themselves and judo keeps them fit and builds their confidence. I teach them that judo is an excellent way of protecting themselves, but they ________use their talent to start fights or join in them. Judo is a form of selfprotection, and they must use it only when necessary. "

1A.thinB.weakC.disabledD.overweight

2A.overB.underC.outD.away

3A.giveB.callC.beatD.cheer

4A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything

5A.ButB.AndC.ThoughD.However

6A.missedB.startedC.regrettedD.imagined

7A.worked outB.thought outC.looked outD.found out

8A.soB.suchC.quiteD.rather

9A.whatB.whenC.whereD.how

10A.won'tB.mustn'tC.mightn'tD.needn't

【答案】

1D

2A

3C

4B

5C

6B

7D

8A

9D

10B

【解析】

这篇短文讲述了Lisa Davis,柔道老师兼柔道俱乐部老板。她过去经常受同学欺侮,直到有一天,她决定学会保护自己。她开始学习柔道。随着时间的推移,她变得对柔道如此感兴趣,以至于她开办了柔道俱乐部。

1句意:在初中时,孩子们经常嘲笑她,因为她太胖了。

考查形容词及语境的理解,thin瘦的;weak弱的;disabled残疾的;overweight肥胖的。根据下文I started losing weight as I got fitter.可以推断出:在中学,孩子们经常嘲笑她,因为她非常胖,故选:D

2句意:他们把她的书包扔过高高的栅栏,开始推她,说要打她。

考查动词短语及语境的理解,over越过,在……的上方;under在……下面;out外面的,出局的;away在远处,不断地。根据“threw扔”和“a high fence高高的栅栏”,那么推测:把书包扔过栅栏,故选A

3句意:他们把她的书包扔过高高的栅栏,开始推她,说要打她。

考查动词及语境的理解,give给,give up放弃;call打电话,call up召集;cheer喝彩,cheer up使振奋;beat打,beat sbup打某人。根据上文可知:Lisa Davis受到了同学们的欺侮。由此可以知道这里指"他们说会打她,"故选C

4句意:那天我决定做点什么。

考查不定代词及语境的理解,nothing什么也没有;something某事;everything一切东西;anything任何东西。根据上文可知"Lisa Davis无法让他们停下来,他们不是第一次欺侮她了。"结合下文"她哥哥建议她学习柔道。"由此可以推断出:Lisa Davis决定做些事情来保护自己,故选B

5句意:虽然一开始我觉得不舒服,但它给了我信心

考查连词及语境的理解,But但是;B. And和;Though尽管;However然而。观察句子,这里是用在句首,并且没有用逗号隔开,排除AD。再结合句子前后逻辑,可推测:虽然开始不舒服,但是给了信心,故选C

6句意:当我变得更健康的时候,我的体重开始下降。

考查动词及语境的理解,missed错过;started开始;regretted懊悔;imagined想象。根据上下文可知这里指"Lisa Davis开始减肥,变得更健康,"故选B

7句意:当恶霸们发现我在学柔道时,他们很快就放过了我。

考查固定词组,work out解决;thought out想出来;looked out向外看,当心;found out找出,查明,根据下文可知:这些欺凌者发现我在学习柔道,他们很快把我单独留下,故选D

8句意:随着时间的推移,丽莎对柔道产生了浓厚的兴趣,她开了自己的俱乐部。

考查固定词组,so如此,那么;such这样的,如此程度的;quite相当;rather相当恰恰相反sothat…如此…以至于…so后接形容词或副词,结合句意:随着时间的推移,她变得对柔道如此感兴趣,以至于她开办了柔道俱乐部,故选A

9句意:许多年轻人想知道如何保护自己,柔道让他们保持健康,建立信心。

考查疑问词及语境的理解,what什么;when什么时候;where哪里;how怎样,询问方式。结合句意,应该是:许多年轻人想知道如何保护自己,故选D

10句意:但他们不能利用自己的才华挑起或参加战斗。

考查情态动词,won't将不会,同 will notB. mustn't禁止;mightn't不会,同might notneedn't不需要,没必要。根据上文可知:我教他们,柔道是一种保护自己的很好的方式。but表示转折,意思为“他们一定不能用他们的天赋开始打架或参与其中”。表示“禁止,不许可”,故选B

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