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First, I have breakfast. Then, I ride my bike to school. It takes me 20 minutes to get there. I have four class in the morning. I like history the most. Mr. Rudolph is really cool. He knows everything about history, and he tells us lots of funny stories. We also get a 15-minutes break in the morning. I usually talk to Seth or Franklin at that time. We also eat lunch together, near the football field. The afternoon is easier, since I only have two classes. Biology is my favorite. We get to do fun experiments. I want to be a doctor one day. Drawing is also fun. Our teacher, Mrs. Lester is nice. She encourages us even if our drawing is bad. After class, I ride my bike home. I spent about an hour doing homework. Then, I went out with my friends for some time. | ||||||||||||||||||
| 1. In the morning, Kim ________. | ||||||||||||||||||
| A. has a drawing class B. never eats breakfast C. wakes up after seven D. has four classes | ||||||||||||||||||
| 2. If a student's drawing is not good, Mrs. Lester ________. | ||||||||||||||||||
| A. makes the student draw is again B. scolds (斥责) the student C. encourages the student D. give the student a "D" | ||||||||||||||||||
| 3. What does "we" in paragraph (段落) two means _________. | ||||||||||||||||||
| A. Seth and Franklin B. Mr. Rudolph and Mrs. Lester C. The afternoon classes D. The students in the class | ||||||||||||||||||
| 4. Which class is NOT mentioned (提及) by Kim? | ||||||||||||||||||
| A. History B. PE C. Biology D. Drawing | ||||||||||||||||||
| 5. Which of the following is TURE about Kim's schedule? | ||||||||||||||||||
| A. Class last (持续) 50 minutes each. B. Kim has eight classes a day. C. He is at school ten hours a day. D. Biology comes before English. |
"I wasn't afraid of running; I was afraid I might die," said Joyner-Kersee. "I said 'Don't be afraid. . . just
hold on."
So, what is asthma? It's a health condition that causes difficulty in breathing. Although it comes and goes,
once you have asthma, you have it for a long time. Different treatments are used for asthma. There are very
strong drugs that can be taken for a long time with few side effects. Today, even people with serious asthma
can take part in sports.
Joyner-Kersee has had problems with asthma for many years. She said, "I didn't have this as a little girl.
It wasn't until I went to California that I noticed it, and then I didn't want to accept it. When I start feeling
good, I stop taking the medicine. It will be all right. . . . I hope. "
The race was supposed to start at.5:35 p. m. At 5:00, she began to have trouble breathing. She was
given a breathing test and treatment by a doctor. She said she thought about not running. She was out of
breath.
"It's just hard running with asthma," she said. "When I experienced this in practice. I couldn't breathe.
It was really hard for me. " She said the problem with asthma is that you don't know when it will happen.
She was fine when she arrived at the stadium. The breathing treatment helped her. Joyner-Kersee's experience
shows that medical treatment is important. First, if you think you have asthma, see a doctor. Asthma drugs
can protect your lungs. Second, pay attention to your health. Tell your doctor immediately if you wake up and
have trouble breathing. This means the condition is getting worse. Many people don't want to be known to
have asthma, and then they must go to the hospital.
Most importantly, remember that with asthma, you can have a normal life. You can even win an Olympic
gold medal.
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2. What is asthma?
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3. When did Joyner-Kersee first find she had asthma?
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4. How can you tell your asthma is getting worse?
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5. What do you think is the writer's purpose of writing the passage?
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee had a serious asthma attack while running a race at the 1994 U．S．Olympic Festival．
“I wasn’t afraid of running; I was afraid I might die,”said Joyner-Kersee．“I said ‘Don’t be afraid…just hold on．”
So, what is asthma?It’s a health condition that makes it hard to breathe．Although it comes and goes, once you have asthma, you have it for a long time．Different treatments are used for asthma．There are very strong drugs that can be taken for a long time with few side effects．Today, even people with serious asthma can take part in sports．
Joyner-Kersee has had problems with asthma for many years．She said,“I didn’t have this as a little girl．It wasn’t until I went to California that I noticed it, and then I didn’t want to accept it．When I start feeling good, I stop taking the medicine．It will be all right…I hope．”
The race was supposed to start at 5∶35 p.m．At 5∶00, she began to have trouble breathing．She was given a breathing test and treatment by a doctor．She said she thought about not running．She was out of breath．
“It’s just hard running with asthma,”she said．“When I experienced this in practice…I couldn’t breathe．It was really hard for me．”She said the problem with asthma is that you don’t know when it will happen．She was fine when she arrived at the stadium．The breathing treatment helped her．
Joyner-Kersee’s experience shows that medical treatment is important．First, if you think you have asthma, see a doctor．Asthma drugs can protect your lungs．Second, pay attention to your health．Tell your doctor immediately if you wake up and have trouble breathing．This means the condition is getting worse．Many people don’t want to be known to have asthma, and then they must go to the hospital．
Most importantly, remember that with asthma, you can have a normal life．You can even win an Olympic gold medal．
1．Did Jackie Joyner-Kersee run at the 1994 U．S．Olympic Festival?
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2．What is asthma?
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3．When did Joyner-Kersee first find she had asthma?
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4．How can you tell your asthma is getting worse?
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5．What do you think is the writer’s purpose of writing the passage?
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