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话题2 教育引导

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Passage 1

I had a dream yesterday. My classmates and I were having fun in the playground. Some of us were playing basketball and running, and others were just talking. We were happy   1   any pressure of schoolwork.

Suddenly, my alarm clock woke me up, and it was time to  2  . A new day started. For a boy in the middle school,   3   takes up most of my time.

My real dream is a simple one. I wish I could have some time for   4   every day. I want to have a short break and dream about what I’d like to be when I  5   up. It’s just like seeing an island after a long, tiring   6   at sea. I don’t want to become a   7  boy, studying all the time without any time to play.

  8  , our teachers and parents start to understand us now. After working hard for a long time, our teachers will let us go outside and breathe the fresh air. My parents will sometimes take me out for a meal or to enjoy the beautiful nature. It’s so   9  . I’m like a bird flying to the sky.

Then I start to find my own study pace (节奏),   10   I have made great progress. I want to say, “Enjoying your free time will make you study better.”

1.A．with B．from C．without D．through

2.A．stay out B．get up C．go to bed  D．have dinner

3.A．teaching  B．studying C．playing D．running

4.A．yourself  B．himself C．herself D．myself

5.A．grow B．wake  C．stay D．put

6.A．storm B．area C．journey D．rock

7.A．clever B．successful C．strong D．silly

8.A．Unluckily B．Luckily C．Quietly D．Quickly

9.A．wonderful B．sad C．easy D．safe

10.A．but B．if C．and D．because

Passage 2

A group of boys stood around a tree. “What a tall tree!” they said to each other. “It would be  1   to climb to the top!”

The group of boys then decided to play a game to _ 2  who could climb to the top of the tree first. Their mothers were sitting not far away, looking at their children as they played.

One of the climbers was an 8-year-old boy named David. He was the  3  child in the group.   4  _ thought he would win.

Then the   5   started. All of the boys tried their best to climb as high as they could. Although the other boys climbed faster than David in the beginning, he   6  the top of the tree fastest in the end.

His mother was proud. She asked him, “David, how did you reach the top of the tree so quickly?”

“It was easy,” David said. “The other children   7   looking down as they climbed. When they realized how high they were, they were afraid of   8  . I, however, looked only up. When I saw how close I was, I kept going higher and higher   9   I reached the top.”

It is true in life that if we just keep going forward without looking back, we are more   10   to reach our goals.

1.A．boring B．exciting C．dangerous D．interesting

2.A．believe B．think C．see D．know

3.A．tallest B．highest C．fattest D．shortest

4.A．Nobody B．Somebody  C．Everybody D．Anybody

5.A. story  B.game  C.wound  D.event

6.A．got up B．got on C．got to D．got off

7.A．kept B．avoided C．practised D．practiced

8.A．taking down  B．falling down C．calming down D．falling off

9.A．when B．after C．until D．before

10.A．likely B．probably C．clearly D．quickly

 

Passage 3

Mr. Hatch lived a lonely life. He walked alone to work every day and ate his lunch alone in a corner. He never smiled. He never talked to anyone on his way home. In the evening he would read a newspaper and go to bed early.

His life changed, however, one day when he got a heart-shaped box full of chocolate in the mail, along with a piece of paper that said, “Somebody loves you.” At first, he couldn’t believe it, but as he read the message, he began to laugh and dance around. The message opened his heart to the power of love. Soon he found himself being cheerful. He became a joy at work and began to help out people in the neighborhood. As the days and weeks went by, his laughter, smiles, kindness, happiness and love touched everyone around him.

Later, Mr. Hatch found out that the heart-shaped box belonged to somebody else. It was a mistake. He felt sad and went back to his old ways. When his neighbors found out, however, they decided not to lose the light he shared. They surprised him with a party and a long banner (条幅) that read: “Everybody Loves Mr. Hatch.” Mr. Hatch cried when he knew that somebody loved him after all. Then he laughed, smiled and hugged his friends.

We all have a little bit of Mr. Hatch in us. At times we all feel unloved and unlovable. However, somebody does love us.

1. How did other people feel about Mr. Hatch’s active changes?

A．They tried to teach him how to love. B．They wanted to change him back.

C．They were moved by his light.          D．They didn’t believe his changes.

2. Why did Mr. Hatch cry when his neighbors threw a party for him?

A．Because he learned the chocolate was from his neighbors.

B．Because it was his neighbors who played tricks on him.

C．Because he knew that at least his neighbors loved him.

D．Because he had never been to a party before.

3. What does the writer mean by the underlined sentence in the last paragraph?

A．Mr. Hatch stands for a universal truth.

B．Mr. Hatch is a completely imagined character.

C．Everybody has the same experiences as Mr. Hatch.

D．We may sometimes feel unloved but somebody does love us.

 

Passage 4

When I was a child, my father always kept some empty jars (罐子) in our kitchen. Every day, when he came back home from work, he would like to take all of the change  out of his pockets and put it in the jars. It would make a sound every time he put some coins in the jars.

I grew up in a small town. There weren’t many jobs for children after they finished high school. Most of them would go to work in the mines (矿井) like my dad.

But my dad knew that I wanted to do something more. He planned to save his change to help me. Every week, we would go to the bank together to deposit (存入) the money. I watched his savings grow little by little.

When I finished high school, my dad said it was time to take out the money. He showed me all the money he had saved. There was enough for me to go to my dream college. With just a few jars, my dad showed me many a little makes a lot.

1. How did the father save money for his son? (不超过15个词)
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2. Why did the father save the money? (不超过15个词)
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3. Why are the empty jars mentioned several times in the text? (不超过10个词)
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Passage 5

An aged man lived in a nice village with a large garden. People often saw him looking after his flowers.

One day a young painter went by this garden. He was attracted (吸引) by the beautiful