Our English teacher is a and strict man．( )A．warm-heartedB．warmly-heartedC．warmly-heartD．warm-heart 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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15．Our English teacher is a ______ and strict man．（　　）

A．

warm-hearted

B．

warmly-hearted

C．

warmly-heart

D．

warm-heart

分析我们的英语老师是一个热心同时要求很严格的人．

解答答案：A
句中warm-hearted修饰名词man，作man的定语；热心的，warm-hearted是一个复合形容词，由形容词加名词的ed形式构成，类似的如cold-blooded．故选A．

点评形容词辨析是常考的知识点，形容词数量众多，用法灵活．学习时，要注意积累．特别是相似或相近的词要注意区分和掌握．

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6．Ice Hotel Quebec，located 30 minutes west of Downtown Quebec City，Canada，is only open during the winter season．The hotel is made entirely of ice．The two galleries at the Ice Hotel Quebec feature events such as ice painting and ice sculpture（冰雕） competitions．
Things to Do
Guests have a choice of different winter vacation activities，including crosscountry skiing，ice skating，dog sledding （狗拉雪橇），ice fishing and sliding（滑行）．Ice Hotel Quebec has a sauna（桑拿浴），so remember to pack your bathing suit．
Rooms & Suites（套房）
The hotel offers 18 rooms and 14 theme suites built from 12，000 tons of snow and 400 tons of ice．The walls at Ice Hotel Quebec are four feet thick and allow the hotel to keep a temperature of-2℃to-5℃．
The furniture at the hotel is made of snow and ice，including the beds．The beds are equipped with a thick faom mattress（泡沫床垫）and an extra thick sleeping bag．That is enough to prevent you from catching a cold．
Vacation Tip
Ice Hotel Quebec offers 30minute guided public tours daily from 10?30am to 4：30pm．It costs 15 CAD for adults，7.5 for children （under eight），13 for students/seniors （above sixty），and 42 for families．
Plan This Vacation
Ice Hotel QuebecCanada will be open for its sixth season from January 5th to April 1^st．Costs for overnight stays start at $199 CAD per person．
If you're looking for something really different to do on your next trip，think creatively and plan to visit the truly unusual Ice Hotel Quebec!
13．If you visit the Ice Hotel，you can enjoy the following EXCEPTA．
A．holding an ice party
B．going fishing
C．going skating
D．appreciating ice sculptures
14．Sleeping is not a problem in the Ice Hotel becauseD．
A．the walls are four feet thick
B．the rooms are made of ice
C．the temperature is as high as-2℃
D．the sleeping bags are warm
15．If Mr．Smith attends a 30minute public tour with his wife and sevenyearold twin sons，he should pay at leastD．
A.199 CAD
B.37.5 CAD
C.45 CAD
D．42 CAD．

3．There is a change in the air at the tea factory in Thika，Kenya．It is free of the dark smoke that rises from the boilers（锅炉） of Kenya's other tea factories．
Makomboki Company has begun to use a less costly and more environmentally friendly fuel．Instead of burning wood，the tea maker is burning briquettes（煤球） made of animal material waste and something else，The Kenya Tea Development Authority supervises（治理） Kenya's 66 tea factories．Makomboki is the only one that does not use firewood in tea production．The factory is deep in central Kenya's hilly and fertile tea-growing Muranga County．The employees feed the factory's boilers with briquettes of plants and rice husks-the dry outer covering of the seeds
-mixed with sawdust（锯屑）．John Gitau，manager at the factory，expressed excitement about their change in fuels．They haven't used a single cubic meter of firewood in the last six months．
In 2010，the International Trade Center started a training project．It aimed to teach Kenyan tea makers new production methods to help limit the release of climate change gases．Since then，Makomboki Company has increased its use of optional fuels and stopped depending on firewood．Taylors of Harrogate is a Makomboki customer．The British tea and coffee company helped the Kenyan factory change fuels．It connected Makomboki with the Living Earth Foundation．The non-governmental group donated the machines to make the briquettes．The husks for the briquettes come from otherfactories within Muranga and Kiambu counties．The sawdust comes from factories near the tea factory．
John Gitau said it takes the factory six months to produce about 2.5 million kilograms of tea．During that time，their boilers would use up to 10，000 cubic meters of wood-or about 30，000 trees worth．Furthermore，the factory used to spend 542，000ayearonfirewood．Now，theintroductionofbriquetteshascuttheenergybillto295，600．
John Gitau said representatives from other factories have visited Malomboli to learn more about the optional fuel．He hopes more factories will follow his company's lead in 2016．
28．Malomboki use optional fuels mainly forD．
A．economic benefits
B．quality of the products
C．the foreign assistance
D．environmental protection
29．Malomboki Company might not have changed its fuel ifD．
A．it hadn't enough money for it
B．Taylors hadn't helped it
C．Harrogate hadn't offered it machines
D．it were not located in Muranga county
30．What do the factories mentioned in Para.3 probably do？A
A．They have fuel processing
B．They have rice processing
C．They have wood processing
D．They carry out tea production
31．Which of the following is NOT true？A
A．There are only 66 tea factories in Kenya and they are all environmentally friendly factories
B．Now Makomboki has saved 246，000 dollars on energy a year
C．John thinks highly of the briquettes as an environmentally friendly fuel in tea production
D．Makomboki is a tea factory that doesn't use firewood to produce tea．

10．Walking in daffodils （水仙花） on her farm in Camden，US，Roxane Daniel greets different kinds of the flower by name as if they're dear friends．
"That's Professor Einstein，"says Daniel，72，as she reaches down to pick an orange daffodil．"There are Golden Dawn and Early Cheer，and over there is Fortune，one of my favorites．"
Each spring Daniel's fields are covered with 3 million daffodils，which include more than a thousand kinds．
"I am a painter and live on a hill and always thought how wonderful it would be to look out and see a lot of colors，"says Daniel，who began planting daffodils on her farm during the 1960s．
Daniel always welcomes visitors who pose against the beautiful flowers for their photos．
Nineteen years ago，when money was needed to repair the railroad station in Camden，Daniel got an idea．The idea has developed into the Camden Daffodil Festival organized by the town．It attracts several thousand visitors each March and keeps the town lively all year around．
"The station needed repairing，and I had given all the money we could afford to give，"says Daniel．"It was March，and our daffodils were in blossom．My friend and I were standing in my front yard and I said，‘If this was for charity，do you think that people would pay to see these flowers？'"
Daniel painted a poster，which volunteers displayed at local churches and businesses，inviting flower lovers to her farm．
Each spring，more and more people attend the festival，along with the daffodils and attractions．Visitors get on buses to tour several flower gardens and historic homes．Other festival attractions include an art show and story-telling．
Money from the Daffodil Festival is used to support projects of the Historical Society，and downtown wall paintings，benches and flower boxes．
"Because of Roxane's idea and her interest in her community，the festival has an important part to play here，"says Sammie Briery，68，who has 1，400 daffodils in her own front yard．"The whole town has been caught up in the fun and excitement of having so many visitors．"
32．We can learn from the first two paragraphs that Roxane DanielA．
A．gives each flower a name
B．sells daffodils in the spring
C．has a deep love of daffodils
D．grows daffodils with her friend
33．What do we know about Roxane Daniel？B
A．She has 1，400 daffodils in her yard．
B．She is kind to people who visit her farm．
C．She began planting daffodils in her 50s．
D．She organized the Camden Daffodil Festival．
34．According to the text，the Daffodil FestivalB．．
A．is held every April
B．is beneficial to Camden
C．was started by Sammie Briery
D．attracts thousands of visitors every day
35．What would be the best title for the text？D
A．Tourist attractions in Camden
B．Camden：a very popular city
C．The excitement of planting daffodils
D．Daniel's hobby turns into festival．

20．I felt upset when I was told（ 61）that I would have to leave the company．In order to find （62）a new job to support the family，I read almost all the newspapers（63）and set down almost all the telephone numbers in ads （64）in my notebook and tried to call almost all the companies that needed new clerks．Not until I （65）found （find） a job in a small town near Townsville did I calm down．My new boss，Mr．Brown，was one of my schoolmates （66）who/that/whom I was getting along well with at school．Both of us were（67）excited（excite） to see each other and we spent the whole afternoon （68）talking（talk） about things and persons （69）that we remembered at school．He asked me to give him some advice on how to enlarge his present business and he was （70）entirely（entire） happy about my advice．

7．The jobs of the future have not yet been invented．（36）D．By helping them develop classic skills that will serve them well no matter what the future holds．
1．Curiosity
Your children need to be deeply curious．（37）A．Ask kids，"What ingredients （配料）can we add to make these pancakes even better next time？"and then try them out．Ingredients make the pancakes better？What could we try next time？
2．Creativity
True creativity is the ability to take something existing and create something new（38）C．There are a dozen different things you can do with them．Experimenting with materials to create something new can go a long way in helping them develop their creativity．
3．Personal skills
Understanding how others feel can be a challenge for kids．We know what's going on inside our own head，but what about others？Being able to read people helps kid from misreading a situation and jumping to false conclusions．（39）F．"Why do you think she's crying？""Can you tell how that man is feeling by looking at his face？""If someone were to do that to you，how would you feel？"
4．Self Expression
（40）G there are many ways to express thoughts and ideas-music，acting，drawing，building，photography．You may find that your child is attracted by one more than another．

A．Encourage kids to cook with you．
B．And we can't forget science education．
C．We can give kids chances to think about materials in new ways．
D．So how can we help our kids prepare for jobs that don't yet exist？
E．Gardening is another great activity for helping kids develop this skill．
F．We can do this in real life or ask questions about characters in stories．
G．Being able to communicate ideas in a meaningful way is a valuable skill．

4．What does it mean to cry over a book？"I'm a reader who did not weep，"Ruth Graham，a well-known critic，wrote．"Does this make me heartless？Or does it make me a grown-up？"
    Tears have played a surprisingly important part in the history of the novel．Readers have always asked about the role that emotion plays in reading：What does it mean to be deeply moved by a book？Which books are worthy objects of our feelings？
    In different times，people answered those questions in different ways．In the early eighteenth century，when the novel was still a new form，crying was a sign of readers'virtue．"Sentimental"novels，full of touching scenes，gave readers an occasion to exercise their"finer feelings．"Your tear proved that you were likely to feel the suffering of others．
    At that time，sentimental novels were hugely popular，but also easy to attack．Tears，after all，had no necessary connection to actual virtue，and they could be not true As the critic John Mullan points out，by the end of the eighteenth century，the word"sentimental"had acquired a new meaning-"addicted to low emotion"-bringing it closer to the meaning that it has for us today．
    In the nineteenth century，the meaning of tears evolved in two different directions．Some writers sought to waken"higher"feelings in their readers：Victorian sentimentalists wrote touching scenes in an effort to inspire social and political reform．However，the"sensation"novel，a different type of Victorian best-seller，showed that tears could be enjoyable in themselves．Sensation novels were the leaders of the modern thriller and mystery．Heavy on secrets，and madness，they were known for creating physical"sensations"in their readers-trembling，a fast beating heart，and tears．But these were tears without moral purpose or effect．
    Today's debate about crying while reading looks back on all of this history．The debate，in fact，is about why books matter to us，and what reading is"for．"Talking about what makes us cry is a way of talking about ourselves．
32．What was people's attitude towards crying over novels in the early 18th century？B
A．Doubtful．B．Positive．C．Uncaring．D．Worried．
33．From the passage we can know that"sensation"novelsC．
A．aimed for social and political reform
B．helped understand others'suffering
C．consisted of many touching scenes
D．tended to amuse the readers
34．The author presents this text mainlyC．
A．by providing examples
B．by making comparisons
C．by following the order of time
D．by following the order of importance
35．What's the best title for the text？B
A．Sentimental novels & sensation novels
B．Crying while reading through centuries
C．The history of the novel
D．Why books matter to us．

5．When the foreign guest arrived，I found him speaking good Chinese．I his speech into Chinese the night before．（　　）

	A．	needn't translate		B．	didn't need to translate
	C．	needn't have translated		D．	didn't need translating

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