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When children are very young, they learn from their grandparents and parents what is proper and good behavior．

A two-year-old child always 1 of himself or herself first．Sometimes, he or she tells people “This is 2 ．” Of course, the 3 of sharing has to be 4 so that the child learns to 5 along with another child．

It is 6 for a family member to train the child so that he or she can 7 how to serve others and become a useful person in 8 ．Discipline（纪律） should always be given with 9 ．

Once a young child is taught to 10 , the child begins to realize that 11 is not a punishment but a valuable 12 in life．The idea of discipline becomes more important 13 the child is a student in elementary school．．

If a person is 14 , he or she will not have 15 in life．If a person is trained, it doesn’t 16 what job he or she accepts, and there will be a 17 result．Parents and grandparents are very 18 that young children learn discipline early in their life, for happiness and pride will be the 19 of their achievements．

Usually, it is in middle school that children decide whether they will accept discipline as the road to success．For those who do, the 20 is very bright leading to a happy life．

1．A．cares B．says 　　 C．speaks D．thinks

2．A．mine B．ours C．theirs D．yours

3．A．fact B．idea C．reason D．mind

4．A．exchanged B．introduced C．brought D．known

5．A．come B．go C．do D．get

6．A．necessary B．easy C．hard D．clear

7．A．learn B．study C．guess D．remember

8．A．country B．family C．society D．public

9．A．dislike B．excitement C．love D．anger

10．A．live B．share C．play D．work

11．A．homework B．order C．exam D．discipline

12．A．lesson B．text C．class D．work

13．A．though B．because C．since D．when

14．A．taught B．unknown C．popular D．untrained

15．A．help B．business C．success D．purpose

16．A．matter B．like C．seem D．appear

17．A．bad B．good C．final D．natural

18．A．careful B．worried C．surprised D．hopeful

19．A．example B．reason C．result D．point

20．A．future B．sun C．day D．sky

1-5 DABBD 6-10 AACCB 11-15 DADDC 16-20 ABDCA

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　　After a year of preparing herself, Laura Dekker has been given permission to sail around the world．“I was so happy that I almost jumped into the river,” Laura said, after learning of the court’s verdict(判决)．

　　The 14-year-old was born on a ship in the South Pacific, and currently lives with her father on a boat．When child protection agencies heard about her plan to sail alone, they took the case to court and prevented her from making such a dangerous voyage．

　　Since the decision, though, Laura had been preparing with her father to convince the court that she was ready．Later on, she received the books and other materials she would need for school while she was at sea．She added safety equipment to a new, big ship．And she took her first aid course to learn several survival skills, like how to put out fires on the boat, take care of her own injuries and deal with lack of sleep．She also planned a safer course－adding alternate routes(备用路径)to avoid pirate attacks, and planning a course that would have her on dry land as she moved from port to port across the globe．

　　Even with all of the added preparations, the trip still has its risks．In early June, 16-year-old Abby Sunderland, an American, had to abandon(放弃)her attempt to become the youngest sailor to travel around the world．Her ship’s mast(桅杆)broke due to rough waters in the Indian Ocean, and she was rescued by a French fishing ship．

　　Laura plans to take longer than Abby for her voyage, and is using a larger and more stable boat．If she finished successfully in less than two years, she will take the title from current record-holder Jessica Watson, of Australia, who was 16 when she completed the journey．

(1)

Which of the following is TRUE of Laura?
[　　]
A．	She prepared the voyage at the age of 12．
B．	She lost her mother after she was born．
C．	She was allowed to sail around the world finally．
D．	She wanted to donate money made from the voyage．

(2)

At first, child protection agencies were against Laura’s plan because ________．
[　　]
A．	it was considered to be a dangerous trip
B．	Laura had to finish her schooling first
C．	it would cost Laura too much time and money
D．	Laura wasn’t prepared for the sailing alone

(3)

What is Mr．Dekker’s attitude towards Laura’s trip?
[　　]
A．	Doubtful
B．	Supportive
C．	Uncertain
D．	Neutral(中立的)

(4)

Paragraph 3 mainly talks about ________．
[　　]
A．	how Laura convinced the court
B．	why Laura needed to study at sea
C．	how Laura prepared for the voyage
D．	where Laura could avoid pirate attacks

(5)

The person who keeps the record comes from ________．
[　　]
A．	Holland
B．	America
C．	India
D．	Australia

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　　Since the decision, though, Laura had been preparing with her father to convince the court that she was ready．Later on, she received the books and other materials she would need for school while she was at sea．She added safety equipment to a new, big ship．And she took her first aid course to learn several survival skills, like how to put out fires on the boat, take care of her own injuries and deal with lack of sleep．She also planned a safer course --- adding alternate routes(备用路径)to avoid pirate attacks, and planning a course that would have her on dry land as she moved from port to port across the globe．

(1)

Which of the following is TRUE of Laura?
[　　]
A．	She prepared the voyage at the age of 12．
B．	She lost her mother after she was born．
C．	She was allowed to sail around the world finally．
D．	She wanted to donate money made from the voyage．

(2)

At first, child protection agencies were against Laura’s plan because _________．
[　　]
A．	it was considered to be a dangerous trip
B．	Laura had to finish her schooling first
C．	it would cost Laura too much time and money
D．	Laura wasn’t prepared for the sailing alone

(3)

What is Mr．Dekker’s attitude towards Laura’s trip?
[　　]
A．	Doubtful
B．	Supportive
C．	Uncertain
D．	Neutral(中立的)

(4)

Paragraph 3 mainly talks about _________．
[　　]
A．	how Laura convinced the court
B．	why Laura needed to study at sea
C．	how Laura prepared for the voyage
D．	where Laura could avoid pirate attacks

(5)

The person who keeps the record comes from _________．
[　　]
A．	Holland
B．	America
C．	India
D．	Australia

After a year of preparing herself, Laura Dekker has been given permission to sail around the world. “I was so happy that I almost jumped into the river,” Laura said, after learning of the court’s verdict(判决).
The 14-year-old was born on a ship in the South Pacific, and currently lives with her father on a boat. When child protection agencies heard about her plan to sail alone, they took the case to court and prevented her from making such a dangerous voyage.
Since the decision, though, Laura had been preparing with her father to convince the court that she was ready. Later on, she received the books and other materials she would need for school while she was at sea. She added safety equipment to a new, big ship. And she took her first aid course to learn several survival skills, like how to put out fires on the boat, take care of her own injuries and deal with lack of sleep. She also planned a safer course --- adding alternate routes(备用路径) to avoid pirate attacks, and planning a course that would have her on dry land as she moved from port to port across the globe.
Even with all of the added preparations, the trip still has its risks. In early June, 16-year-old Abby Sunderland, an American, had to abandon(放弃) her attempt to become the youngest sailor to travel around the world. Her ship’s mast(桅杆) broke due to rough waters in the Indian Ocean, and she was rescued by a French fishing ship.
Laura plans to take longer than Abby for her voyage, and is using a larger and more stable boat. If she finished successfully in less than two years, she will take the title from current record-holder Jessica Watson, of Australia, who was 16 when she completed the journey.
【小题1】Which of the following is TRUE of Laura?

A．She prepared the voyage at the age of 12.

B．She lost her mother after she was born.

C．She was allowed to sail around the world finally.

D．She wanted to donate money made from the voyage.

【小题2】At first, child protection agencies were against Laura’s plan because ____.

A．it was considered to be a dangerous trip

B．Laura had to finish her schooling first

C．it would cost Laura too much time and money

D．Laura wasn’t prepared for the sailing alone

【小题3】What is Mr. Dekker’s attitude towards Laura’s trip?

【小题4】Paragraph 3 mainly talks about ____.

A．how Laura convinced the court

B．why Laura needed to study at sea

C．how Laura prepared for the voyage

D．where Laura

could avoid pirate attacks

【小题5】 The person who keeps the record comes from ____.

The 14-year-old was born on a ship in the South Pacific, and currently lives with her father on a boat. When child protection agencies heard about her plan to sail alone, they took the case to court and prevented her from making such a dangerous voyage.

Since the decision, though, Laura had been preparing with her father to convince the court that she was ready. Later on, she received the books and other materials she would need for school while she was at sea. She added safety equipment to a new, big ship. And she took her first aid course to learn several survival skills, like how to put out fires on the boat, take care of her own injuries and deal with lack of sleep. She also planned a safer course --- adding alternate routes(备用路径) to avoid pirate attacks, and planning a course that would have her on dry land as she moved from port to port across the globe.

Even with all of the added preparations, the trip still has its risks. In early June, 16-year-old Abby Sunderland, an American, had to abandon(放弃) her attempt to become the youngest sailor to travel around the world. Her ship’s mast(桅杆) broke due to rough waters in the Indian Ocean, and she was rescued by a French fishing ship.

Laura plans to take longer than Abby for her voyage, and is using a larger and more stable boat. If she finished successfully in less than two years, she will take the title from current record-holder Jessica Watson, of Australia, who was 16 when she completed the journey.

1.Which of the following is TRUE of Laura?

A. She prepared the voyage at the age of 12.

B. She lost her mother after she was born.

C. She was allowed to sail around the world finally.

D. She wanted to donate money made from the voyage.

2.At first, child protection agencies were against Laura’s plan because ____.

A. it was considered to be a dangerous trip

B. Laura had to finish her schooling first

C. it would cost Laura too much time and money

D. Laura wasn’t prepared for the sailing alone

3.What is Mr. Dekker’s attitude towards Laura’s trip?

A. Doubtful B. Supportive C. Uncertain D. Neutral(中立的)

4.Paragraph 3 mainly talks about ____.

A. how Laura convinced the court

B. why Laura needed to study at sea

C. how Laura prepared for the voyage

D. where Laura could avoid pirate attacks

5. The person who keeps the record comes from ____.

A. Holland B. America C. India D. Australia

【2011·黑龙江哈六中第二次模拟】C

Researchers in London and Bristol have found that men are particularly likely to yield to depression if their partners are also depressed.

The findings highlights the importance of paying attention to the partners of depressed mothers as young children themselves are vulnerable to social problems if both parents are depressed.

Researchers in London and at the university of Bristol launched their study to investigate whether family structure affects the likelihood of depression in men around the time their child is born. They looked at men from traditional families, men with children from a previous relationship, men whose parents had children by a former partner , and men who were not living with their partners.

All 7,018 participants filled out a questionnaire on depression, and answered the questions about their age, education level and employment status. Details about the quality of their relationship with their partners, networks of friends and previous life events were also recorded.

About 3.5 percent of the men and 13 percent of their partners suffered depression around the time their child was born. In comparison, men in step—families or who were not living with their partners were twice as likely to get depressed as those in traditional families. This could be explained by other factors that are more common in non—traditional families, such as poor education and relationship conflicts.

Even allowing for all these factors, however, the partners of women who were suffering from perinata (围产期的) depression were significantly more likely to become depressed themselves, the researchers report in an American Journal. Ten percent of women who were depressed had depressed partners. For the healthy women, the figure was only 2.6 percent. Previous research suggests that families with two depressed partners may need special attention. A researcher in Atlanta has found that primary school children with two troubled parents have difficulty relating to their peers. “It’s extremely important to look at the whole family ,” she says.

64. What can we conclude from paragraph 1 and 2 ?

A. Men often mistreat their children

B. Depressed women often have depressed partners

C. All young children are vulnerable to social problems

D. Women with children often have depressed partners

65. Researchers in London and Bristol carry out such an investigation in order to .

A. see what kind of family environment is ideal for children to grow up in

B. investigate why so many men get depressed when a child is born

C. study whether family structure affects depression in men when child is born

D. see whether it is true that behind every depressed man there is a depressed woman

66. what kind of man is least likely to get depressed when their child is born ?

A. Men in step––families

B. Men in traditional families

C. Men not living with their partners

D. Men in non—traditional families

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