5.Mike was reading in the garden when his mother came.She pointed to something and asked Mike what it was.Mike felt quite(46)D,but he told her it was a sparrow(庥雀) and got back into reading.
Several minutes later,his mother pointed to the same sparrow and asked the same question again.Mike got a little angry but(47)A answered her question.After a little while,his mother did the same thing once more.This time Mike could not(48)C his anger.He shouted at her for(49)D him again and again.
The old lady silently(50)B an old diary,turned to a page and showed it to Mike.Though a little impatient,Mike began to read it.
"Today,I was watering the flowers in the garden when little Mike pointed to a(51)C on the grass and asked me what it was.I(52)B at him,said it was a sparrow and kissed him.After a while Mike asked me again and I did the same.Pointing to the same sparrow,little Mike asked me what it was twenty times and I(53)B answering his question and kissing him every time."
Something gently touched Mike's(54)C.His face turned red with(55)A for being so impatient to his mother and he hugged(掬抱) her tight.
Your parents have given you many things in their lifetime,but you may not realize that until they are gone.
Several minutes later,his mother pointed to the same sparrow and asked the same question again.Mike got a little angry but(47)A answered her question.After a little while,his mother did the same thing once more.This time Mike could not(48)C his anger.He shouted at her for(49)D him again and again.
The old lady silently(50)B an old diary,turned to a page and showed it to Mike.Though a little impatient,Mike began to read it.
"Today,I was watering the flowers in the garden when little Mike pointed to a(51)C on the grass and asked me what it was.I(52)B at him,said it was a sparrow and kissed him.After a while Mike asked me again and I did the same.Pointing to the same sparrow,little Mike asked me what it was twenty times and I(53)B answering his question and kissing him every time."
Something gently touched Mike's(54)C.His face turned red with(55)A for being so impatient to his mother and he hugged(掬抱) her tight.
Your parents have given you many things in their lifetime,but you may not realize that until they are gone.
| 46.A.angry | B.lonely | C.proud | D.surprised |
| 47.A.still | B.always | C.already | D.seldom |
| 48.A.show | B.leave | C.control | D.discover |
| 49.A.refusing | B.supporting | C.encouraging | D.disturbing |
| 50.A.set out | B.took out | C.put out | D.looked out |
| 51.A.fox | B.frog | C.bird | D.rabbit |
| 52.A.threw | B.smiled | C.shouted | D.laughed |
| 53.A.put on | B.kept on | C.tried on | D.depended on |
| 54.A.face | B.mouth | C.heart | D.shoulder |
| 55.A.shame | B.fear | C.happiness | D.kindness. |
18.请阅读下面短文,在短文后表格中的空白处填上适当的单词(注意:每空1个单词}.
Don't Rest on Your Laurels
Have you ever heard the saying"Don't rest on your laurels"?"Laurels"means the achievements you have already got.The saying suggests that you shouldn't be so satisfied with your achievements that you'll no longer try to improve.
As to this saying,Mike Perham has set us a good example.Born in 1992in Hertfordshire,England,Mike was just 14when he became the youngest person to sail across the Atlantic Ocean.You might think the achievements are good enough,but Mike doesn't think so.At the age of 17,he became the youngest person to sail all by himself around the world on a nine-month voyage(航海).
Mike is now 19,and he is still trying his best to break the records and push himself further.For his next adventure,he plans to fly around the world on his own,making him the first person of all ages to both sail and fly around the world.
Mike wants his achievements to encourage young people to realize their dreams.Since his adventures,he has travelled widely,speaking at schools and youth clubs in the UK,Hong Kong and Australia on the theme of"Live the Dream".
Amazing Facts:
Mike started sailing when he was seven.
His trans-Atlantic crossing began at Gibraltar and ended in Antigua.
His round-the-world yacht(游艇) was called TotallyMoney.com.
Title:Don't Rest on Your Laurels
Don't Rest on Your Laurels
Have you ever heard the saying"Don't rest on your laurels"?"Laurels"means the achievements you have already got.The saying suggests that you shouldn't be so satisfied with your achievements that you'll no longer try to improve.
As to this saying,Mike Perham has set us a good example.Born in 1992in Hertfordshire,England,Mike was just 14when he became the youngest person to sail across the Atlantic Ocean.You might think the achievements are good enough,but Mike doesn't think so.At the age of 17,he became the youngest person to sail all by himself around the world on a nine-month voyage(航海).
Mike is now 19,and he is still trying his best to break the records and push himself further.For his next adventure,he plans to fly around the world on his own,making him the first person of all ages to both sail and fly around the world.
Mike wants his achievements to encourage young people to realize their dreams.Since his adventures,he has travelled widely,speaking at schools and youth clubs in the UK,Hong Kong and Australia on the theme of"Live the Dream".
Amazing Facts:
Mike started sailing when he was seven.
His trans-Atlantic crossing began at Gibraltar and ended in Antigua.
His round-the-world yacht(游艇) was called TotallyMoney.com.
Title:Don't Rest on Your Laurels
| Passage outline | Supporting details |
| The explanation of the saying | "Don't rest on your laurels"means that you shouldn't stop (71)improving/working/moving/studying/developingonly because of your achievements. |
| Amazing facts | •At the age of 7,Mike started sailing. •At the age of 14,sailing across the Atlantic Ocean made Mike become the (72)youngest.one who set a record. •At the age of 17,Mike had a nine-month voyage of sailing (73)alone around the world. |
| Present situation | Mike is 19now.He is trying his best to break the records.His (74)plan/dream/hope/wish to fly round the world by himself will make him the first person to both sail and fly. |
| The (75)effect of Mike's achievements | Mike's speeches give young people courage to realize their dreams. |
16.阅读下面短文,从短文后所给各题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案,并将选项字母在答题卡上涂黑.
Tom brought a box of biscuits to a summer camp.He ate a few and placed the rest under his bed.After lunch,he found the box was gone.He went to tell his camp (41)C about it.
The next day,the coach saw a boy eating Tom's biscuits behind a tree.He
(42)C an idea to solve (解决) the problem.He found Tom and said to him,"I know who (43)A your biscuits.Will you help me to teach him a lesson?"
"Well,yes…are you going to punish (44)B,sir?"Tom asked."No,I am not,"the coach explained(45)D."That would only make him hate you.I want you to write to your mother and ask for more(46)B."
Tom received another box of biscuits by mail from his mother a few days later."Now,"said the coach,"go and(47)A them with the boy who stole your biscuits."(48)A Tom didn't understand the coach's intention (意图),he still followed his advice.
Half an hour later the coach saw the two boys come up the hill,arm in arm.The boy was trying to ask Tom to(49)D his toy robot in payment (赔偿) for the stolen biscuits.And Tom was refusing the gift from his new friend.He said that a few biscuits were not so(50)D.
In some situations,forgiveness (原谅) is better than punishment.
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Tom brought a box of biscuits to a summer camp.He ate a few and placed the rest under his bed.After lunch,he found the box was gone.He went to tell his camp (41)C about it.
The next day,the coach saw a boy eating Tom's biscuits behind a tree.He
(42)C an idea to solve (解决) the problem.He found Tom and said to him,"I know who (43)A your biscuits.Will you help me to teach him a lesson?"
"Well,yes…are you going to punish (44)B,sir?"Tom asked."No,I am not,"the coach explained(45)D."That would only make him hate you.I want you to write to your mother and ask for more(46)B."
Tom received another box of biscuits by mail from his mother a few days later."Now,"said the coach,"go and(47)A them with the boy who stole your biscuits."(48)A Tom didn't understand the coach's intention (意图),he still followed his advice.
Half an hour later the coach saw the two boys come up the hill,arm in arm.The boy was trying to ask Tom to(49)D his toy robot in payment (赔偿) for the stolen biscuits.And Tom was refusing the gift from his new friend.He said that a few biscuits were not so(50)D.
In some situations,forgiveness (原谅) is better than punishment.
| 41.A.cook | B.doctor | C.coach | D.cleaner |
| 42.A.got on with | B.went on with | C.came up with | D.caught up with |
| 43.A.took away | B.ran away | C.went away | D.threw away |
| 44.A.me | B.him | C.us | D.them |
| 45.A.shyly | B.angrily | C.sadly | D.patiently |
| 46.A.gifts | B.biscuits | C.candies | D.toys |
| 47.A.share | B.choose | C.hide | D.fill |
| 48.A.Although | B.If | C.Since | D.Unless |
| 49.A.steal | B.mend | C.make | D.accept |
| 50.A.cheap | B.delicious | C.different | D.important |