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An ld man was fishing n the bank f a river. A child came t see him fishing. The ld man was really gd 1 fishing and it didn’t take lng fr him t 2 a full basket f fish. The ld man saw that the child was very cute, and he wanted t give her a whle basket f fish. But the child 3 her head. The ld man was 4 and asked. “Why dn’t yu want the fish?”
The child answered. “I want the fishing rd (杆) in yur hands. ”
The ld man asked. “Why d yu want the rd?”
“It desn’t take lng t eat all the fish in a basket. But if I have the fishing rd, I can g 5 by myself and I wn’t be afraid f nt having any mre fish t eat. ”
I think yu will 6 say that the child is very smart. Wrng! If she desn’t knw 7 t fish, she can nt have fish t eat, even thugh she has the fishing rd. It’s 8 t nly have a fishing rd. Fishing skills are the 9 imprtant, nt the fishing rd.
T many peple think that if they have a “fishing rd” in their life, they will 10 fear the wind and rain. They are just like the child, wh thught that if she had a fishing rd, she wuld have fish t eat.
1．A．inB．atC．withD．fr
2．A．catchB．bringC．takeD．carry
3．A．nddedB．shkC．carriedD．lifted
4．A．excitedB．wrriedC．surprisedD．interested
5．A．fishB．fishesC．fishedD．fishing
6．A．certainlyB．mainlyC．finallyD．exactly
7．A．whatB．hwC．whenD．where
8．A．hmelessB．harmlessC．carelessD．useless
9．A．mreB．mstC．leastD．less
10．A．nt lngerB．nt lngC．n lngerD．n lng

Many kids are interested in space. Last mnth, a space agency (机构) tld peple that they were 11 “a planet prtectin (保护) fficer”, Sme peple laughed at the funny jb, but a 9-year-ld by tk the infrmatin 12 . He wrte t the agency, saying that he wanted the jb.
“Dear sirs, my name is Sam Lee. I think I am the 13 persn fr the jb,” he wrte. What are Sam’s 14 fr getting the jb? “Fr ne,” he wrte, “my sister says I act like an alien (外星人).” Sam als said he watched almst all the 15 mvies he culd find. His last wrds may 16 peple’s hearts: “I am yung, s I can learn t think like an alien.” Sam sn gt a 17 frm Bill Black. “We knw what yu said. It is great that yu are interested in the jb. Many peple may nt knw the astrnauts brught back sme things frm ther 18 . This jb is t stp the earth frm germs (细菌) n these things.” Bill ended with sme warm wrds t ask Sam t study hard and d well in schl. “We 19 t see yu at the agency ne day.” He wrte.
“Sme f the kids are 20 space scientists,” Bill tld a newspaper, “We expect what we say can help them keep n their space dream.”
11．A．making upB．lking frC．caring abutD．talking abut
12．A．easilyB．quietlyC．seriuslyD．clearly
13．A．rightB．simpleC．mainD．real
14．A．reasnsB．mindC．plansD．hbbies
15．A．actinB．scaryC．cmedyD．space
16．A．tuchB．hangC．cverD．lse
17．A．jbB．testC．replyD．ticket
18．A．seaB．cuntriesC．planetsD．culture
19．A．agreeB．acceptC．planD．hpe
20．A．famusB．futureC．dangerusD．nrmal

It was a sunny afternn. Sam and his sister Lily were helping Mm 21 the rm.
“Hey, Sam,” said Mm. “Wuld yu please take these paper-twel tubes (纸巾内管) ut?” Sam lked at the tubes and smething came t him. He asked, “Culd I use them t make a 22 ?” “Great idea!” said Mm. “D we have any ther gd recycling materials (可回收材料)?” asked Sam. “Cme n. Let’s g and see what else we can 23 in ur huse,” said Mm.
Then, they walked arund. “This bx wuld be gd,” Sam said. “But yu 24 it with many bks.” “I am ging t put thse bks n the shelves (书架). Can yu give me a hand? Then yu can have the bx,” said Mm, “Sure, n prblem!” said Sam. “Nw I nly need several mre things.” Sam 25 carried all his materials. He sat n the flr, 26 and gluing (粘贴) all afternn.
“I like yur rbt,” said Lily. “Thanks. But his 27 can’t wrk nw, and I can’t make it,” said Sam. “Hmm,” said Lily. She gt an idea. She 28 . With an ld hat she ran right back. “Remember this hat?” asked Lily. “I wre it when I was a baby. Nw it’s t 29 fr me. What abut making its head?” “Thanks, it’s gd!” said Sam. “What d yu think, Mr. Rbt?”
“I lve it and yu are really 30 in making things ut f recycling materials,” said Mr. Rbt in a funny vice.
21．A．cleanB．digC．buildD．print
22．A．hatB．bkC．rbtD．plane
23．A．runB．listenC．buyD．find
24．A．filledB．cveredC．sentD．chse
25．A．sadlyB．seriuslyC．angrilyD．happily
26．A．jumpingB．cuttingC．shakingD．cking
27．A．headB．armC．handD．leg
28．A．dressed upB．ran awayC．turned dwnD．fund ut
29．A．bigB．smallC．wetD．new
30．A．surprisedB．afraidC．talentedD．strict

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项，
Nt lng ag, I made up my mind t read a lt f bks t get mre knwledge (知识). S I went t the library and 31 happily with several bks. But after a few days, I felt impatient (不耐烦的). The idea f finishing all f them seemed 32 , because I always fund it hard t calm dwn (平静下来) t read a whle bk. I didn’t knw 33 t d with it. Then suddenly ne day I thught f “Why nt make reading fr fun?” It gave me 34 again. 35 is a jurney (旅行) f the mind. Every time we read a bk, we felt like we were talking 36 the writer. I tried t g int his r her wrld, 37 I culd feel all f his r her happiness and sadness. Nw bks have becme a part f my life.
See? Attitude (态度) can make a great 38 . Smene nce said, “When we meet the prblems in ur life, we can 39 ur attitude twards them.” S, dn’t cmplain (抱怨) abut study r wrk because it helps 40 . Try t see things frm a different way. Believe me, this will change the situatin (改变状况) and help yu a lt.
31．A．talked abutB．gave backC．brught backD．came back
32．A．easyB．difficultC．differentD．imprtant
33．A．hwB．whatC．whenD．which
34．A．timeB．knwledgeC．hpeD．mind
35．A．DancingB．WatchingC．WritingD．Reading
36．A．abutB．withC．frD．at
37．A．butB．thughC．sD．because
38．A．differenceB．resultC．decisinD．infrmatin
39．A．takeB．chseC．shareD．speak
40．A．everythingB．anythingC．smethingD．nthing

阅读下面短文，从各小题所给出的四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Reslutin is a wrd with mre than ne meaning. Hwever, when talking abut a New Year, a reslutin is a 41 peple make t themselves t be better. The persn decides t take smething 42 fr the next 12 mnths.
Many peple use the start f a New Year as a time t try 43 new r make changes. This use f reslutin 44 in the late 1700s. These earlier reslutins were usually abut religin (宗教). Hwever, these days, New Year’s reslutins are usually abut living mre healthily, being mre 45 and finding greater happiness in life.
Sme peple may make a New Year’s reslutin nly t imprve their life. Others may feel they are certainly 46 t change everything. These peple may use the New Year as a time t make themselves 47 . Sme peple may 48 their reslutins and plans t remember them easily.
49 the beginning f a New Year, yu can have a new start. This means yu can simply wash away all the mistakes yu made in the past year. But try t learn frm these mistakes. If nt, yu may find yurself making the same mistakes again. Smetimes the reslutins may be t 50 t keep. Please remember changes can’t be easy, but they can help us t have a better future!
41．A．reasnB．prmiseC．shwD．rule
42．A．quietlyB．necessarilyC．quicklyD．seriusly
43．A．smethingB．anythingC．nthingD．everything
44．A．endedB．servedC．startedD．kept
45．A．dangerusB．traditinalC．difficultD．successful
46．A．upsetB．readyC．carefulD．hungry
47．A．wrseB．lazierC．betterD．busier
48．A．cut utB．turn nC．bring utD．write dwn
49．A．OnB．AtC．FrD．By
50．A．hardB．easyC．happyD．different

It was a winter mrning in the city f Lndn, England. The weather was very 51 and a lt f peple were sick (生病的). 52 there were many peple in the dctr’s waiting rm.
Amng them was an ld wman. The wman lived in the cuntryside. She came t the city t visit her daughter. She was waiting t see the dctr because there was 53 wrng with her back.
The ld wman wanted t see the dctr as sn as pssible. S she arrived 54 . She was at the frnt f the queue (队伍) and sat clsest t the dctr’s dr.
After a while, an American came 55 the waiting rm. He walked quickly t the dctr’s rm. The ld wman 56 he was a queue jumper. She was very 57 . She std up and tk his arm. Slwly she said, “We’re all befre yu. Yu must wait fr yur 58 . D yu understand?”
The American answered, “N, madam. Yu dn’t understand. Yu’re all after me. I’m the 59 !”
Everyne 60 the wman’s mistake.
51．A．htB．cldC．warmD．fine
52．A．SB．ButC．BecauseD．If
53．A．nthingB．anythingC．everythingD．smething
54．A．usuallyB．carefullyC．earlyD．late
55．A．ffB．frmC．utD．int
56．A．thughtB．knewC．sawD．heard
57．A．happyB．scaredC．angryD．surprised
58．A．examB．turnC．replyD．service
59．A．dctrB．pliceC．actrD．farmer
60．A．cared abutB．played a part inC．laughed atD．lked frward t

Lng lng time ag, there were three small fish living in the sea. When they were very yung, their parents died. They had t 61 each ther day after day. When they grew up, they hped t swim farther. They were able t swim farther and farther later.
Unluckily, a big wave (浪) 62 the three fish t a shallw (浅的) water ne early mrning. It tk a small bat there, t. It was hard 63 the fish t g back t the sea because the bat was in frnt f them and stpped 64 . The largest fish fund ut the water was s shallw that they were very 65 . He said they had t find a way t leave there as fast as pssible. The secnd largest fish 66 with his elder brther, but the yungest ne did nt. He said that there was enugh rm (空间) fr them, 67 they didn’t need t wrry at all. He swam arund as 68 as he did in the sea befre.
The largest fish tried ver and ver again, and he finally went back t the 69 by jumping ver the lwest part (最低处) f the bat. The secnd largest fish als did s fllwing his elder brther in the ther side f water. But the yungest ne didn’t fllw them and still swam happily in the shallw water.
Tw hurs later, the 70 rse up (升起), and the shallw water was dry sn. The yungest fish died because there wasn’t any water there.
61．A．lk verB．lk atC．lk afterD．lk up
62．A．brughtB．putC．addedD．tk
63．A．tB．withC．frD．as
64．A．themB．usC．itD．her
65．A．easyB．enjyableC．dangerusD．happy
66．A．agreedB．disagreedC．refusedD．talked
67．A．becauseB．sC．whenD．but
68．A．slwlyB．healthilyC．happilyD．luckily
69．A．lakeB．riverC．seaD．muntain
70．A．airB．starsC．mnD．sun

根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案。
Hell, I am Wang Yaping. I am a(n) 71 . Let me tell yu smething abut my daily life in space.
Withut gravity (重力), everyne flats (漂浮) arund in the 72 . It is dangerus t flat away smewhere when we 73 . S when we g t bed, we have t prtect ur bdies in sleeping bags. In the mrning, the first thing I d is t say hell t my beautiful 74 friend—the Earth. We can eat meals just like yu d at hme. But all the fd is 75 . Fd withut water is hard t eat, s we smetimes put it int water befre eating. And 76 is nt easy. We need t be very careful when we drink water.
We ften 77 fr lng hurs. Smetimes we wrk in the spaceship. Smetimes wrk ut f the spaceship. That is t say, we wrk in the real space. S we ften have t get up 78 and g t bed late. But life in space is never 79 . In ur free time, we can enjy urselves by reading and listening t music. We usually take phts f the 80 . It is ur hme. Hw d yu think my life in space?
71．A．teacherB．astrnautC．prfessrD．engineer
72．A．classrmB．factryC．libraryD．spaceship
73．A．studyB．sleepC．sitD．speak
74．A．blueB．yellwC．greenD．black
75．A．bigB．wetC．dryD．small
76．A．breathingB．drinkingC．eatingD．flying
77．A．playB．singC．teachD．wrk
78．A．earlyB．lateC．easilyD．slwly
79．A．dangerusB．busyC．bringD．imprtant
80．A．SunB．MnC．starsD．Earth

阅读下面短文，从各小题所给的四个选项中选出最佳的选项。
Actually, many students think they are t cmmn. They think they are nt the best r the 81 . But in fact, these students dn’t knw hw special they are. When they see sme utstanding players r ppular mvie stars, they usually say t themselves, “Am I utstanding? What am I ging t be when I 82 ?”
Grwing up means understanding what we can d and what we can ffer t the wrld. When we are yung, we can’t see that. But when we get 83 , we may knw that just by being 84 , we d ffer smething t ther peple. 85 we aren’t the prettiest, but that desn’t mean we are “nt special”.
Think 86 yur friends. Write dwn sme things that yu like abut them. Think abut why yu are friends. Althugh they aren’t the smartest r the prettiest r the mst talented, they are great 87 their wn ways, but in the end, yu are best friends, s they feel just the 88 as yu!
In fact, it is great t be the best at smething, 89 if yu are nt the best, It’s OK. If yu just live yur life and try hard, yu are still pretty amazing. And yu can 90 yur dream cme true.
81．A．cleverestB．biggestC．fattestD．smallest
82．A．give upB．grw upC．stay upD．wake up
83．A．lderB．yungerC．strngerD．lnger
84．A．myselfB．yurselfC．urselvesD．yurselves
85．A．UsuallyB．FinallyC．ImmediatelyD．Prbably
86．A．verB．aludC．abutD．t
87．A．nB．withC．frD．in
88．A．sameB．differentC．cnfidenceD．sense
89．A．rB．butC．sD．and
90．A．makeB．carryC．takeD．realize

根据短文内容，从 A 、B 、C 、D 四个选项中选出一个能正确填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。
At 8:00, the sun was shining up in the sky. Jeannie painted “Lemunaid: five cents a glass!” and put the sign up at the gate f her yard.
Her neighbur, Mr. Brwn, was walking by. He stpped, 91 t the sign and said, “Yu didn’t spell lemnade right. It shuld be spelled L-e-m--n-a-d-e.”
“Thank yu,” said Jeannie. “I’ll 92 the wrd s I knw hw t spell it in the future.”
All 93 , peple stpped t tell Jeannie abut her spelling mistake. And right 94 leaving, they all bught a glass f lemnade.
A few hurs later, Mr. Brwn came back. This time, he had smething 95 him. “Guess what?” he asked.
“I am 96 , Mr. Brwn. Just let me knw, please,” asked Jeannie.
“Lk. A sign with the right spelling f Lemnade. I saw that yu have been t busy t make a new sign by 97 . S, I made ne fr yu,” he tld Jeannie.
“Thank yu, Mr. Brwn. Yes, it’s true that lemnade is spelled wrng. But my sign is just right,” said Jeannie.
“ 98 ?” said Mr. Brwn.
“Everyne stps t tell me abut the 99 .” said Jeannie. “And then, they always buy lemnade.” Jeannie held up a bttle full f mney and 100 .
91．A．cameB．wentC．pintedD．gt
92．A．make upB．write dwnC．cut dwnD．prepare fr
93．A．mrningB．afternnC．eveningD．night
94．A．afterB．befreC．asD．until
95．A．nB．tC．likeD．with
96．A．busyB．hungryC．freeD．angry
97．A．myselfB．yurselvesC．yurselfD．urselves
98．A．WhyB．WhatC．WhenD．Where
99．A．partB．jkeC．mistakeD．activity
100．A．criedB．shutedC．thughtD．smiled

根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。
Everybdy may get unhappy. That’s 101 peple eat a lt f junk fd r spend lts f mney n clthes. They think that these things will make them feel happy! In fact, it is easy t 102 happiness, if yu just learn t be a giver.
First f all, giving mney and fd t the pr (贫穷的) peple is a gd thing t d. It may bring mre happiness 103 anything else. Think abut this, a by has nthing, and yu give 104 sme fd r just a candy, then yu’ll see a big smile (微笑) n his face. If yu give yur 105 t thse peple in need, yu will feel happy after yu help them. Maybe yu’ll find this is the 106 time f yur life. Finally, spending time with yur family is als necessary thugh yu are s busy that yu dn’t have 107 time t meet them very week.
The happiest peple dn’t think f what they can get 108 thers. Hwever, the unhappiest peple are always asking fr smething and never 109 thers. S my dear friends, start the habit f being a Big Giver, and then yu will knw ne f the 110 t live a happy life.
101．A．becauseB．whyC．hwD．what
102．A．getB．makeC．giveD．see
103．A．thenB．thanC．thatD．there
104．A．heB．himC．hisD．it
105．A．ftB．headC．armD．hand
106．A．happyB．happierC．happiestD．happily
107．A．veryB．manyC．enughD．simple
108．A．tB．frmC．frD．abut
109．A．care abutB．wait frC．lk frD．knw abut
110．A．kindB．wayC．friendD．rle

I did nt pass the bys’ basketball tryuts (预选赛) in the seventh grade. Making the team was very imprtant t me, 111 my name was nt n the list (名单).
On my way (t) 112 , I was bth angry and upset. “I can’t believe I didn’t make the team,” I said ludly. “Hw did Alex make the team? He can’t keep up with a trtise (乌龟)! Why is Jimmy a 113 chice (选择) than me? He just stands arund mving his arms!”
“Adam!” my mm said, cutting me ff. “Why dn’t yu just stp and think? Maybe yu need a little mre 114 .”
Suddenly, I knew she was right. It was 115 mistake but my wn. I decided t wrk hard fr the team ver the next year.
I practiced hard every day and 116 lessns every week.
When summer came, I 117 lts f basketball camps. Thrugh camp after camp, my abilities grew, and I knew I was ready 118 tryuts in the fall.
The day finally came. As everyne crwded arund the lists, I played it cl and waited fr my chance t read the names. I 119 lked dwn the list. Nt nly did I make it n the list, but my name was the very first!
S yu see, nthing is 120 if yu keep n wrking hard!
111．A．becauseB．rC．andD．but
112．A．hmeB．schlC．the libraryD．the shp
113．A．badB．wrseC．gdD．better
114．A．mneyB．helpC．fdD．practice
115．A．smebdy’sB．anybdy’sC．nbdy’sD．everybdy’s
116．A．hadB．hasC．havingD．t have
117．A．jined inB．made sure fC．lked frD．made preparatins fr
118．A．fB．inC．frD．abut
119．A．sadlyB．slwlyC．differentlyD．cmfrtably
120．A．pssibleB．impssibleC．interestingD．bring

Jenny was my grandma. She came int the wrld in 1918 and died in 2008. She didn’t live t be 100 years ld, 121 she had a gd lng life. She was a 122 70 years ag. She taught in Africa fr many years. Then she 123 Africa and mved t Malaysia. She taught English there fr a few years. At that time, peple didn’t travel by 124 , s she traveled by ship. It 125 her three mnths t g by ship frm England t Malaysia in thse days. In 1947, she traveled by plane fr the first time. This new transprtatin made traveling a lt 126 . She didn’t stp teaching until she was seventy-five years ld.
Jenny really lved teaching and she was als gd at 127 stries. I always heard her talk abut her stries. They were very interesting, and I wuld like t listen t her when I was 128 . It was amazing that she culd remember 129 thugh she was ld. I think it was because she 130 stpped wrking and thinking. My grandmther was really a great wman.
121．A．butB．sC．rD．and
122．A．nurseB．dctrC．teacherD．singer
123．A．visitedB．gt tC．stayed inD．left
124．A．planeB．shipC．trainD．bus
125．A．spentB．paidC．hadD．tk
126．A．wrseB．harderC．quickerD．safer
127．A．writingB．actingC．hearingD．telling
128．A．tiredB．ldC．freeD．thirsty
129．A．nthingB．smethingC．everythingD．nbdy
130．A．alwaysB．neverC．smetimesD．usually

阅读下面短文，从各小题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项。
American bys and girls lve t watch TV. Sme children 131 six hurs a day in schl and fur t six hurs a day in frnt f the TV set. Sme children even watch TV fr eight hurs r mre n Saturdays r Sundays.
A child can learn gegraphical (地理学的) things frm 132 . Sme shws help children t learn the news frm ther parts f the 133 . Sme prgrams shw peple places frm ther cuntries r ther times in histry. Children can watch a play, a cncert, r a sccer 134 at hme. Sme prgrams even 135 children hw t use cmputers r hw t ck. It’s 136 t watch TV.
But as the saying ges: Every cin has tw sides. One prblem frm American kids is that they watch 137 TV. They dn’t have much 138 t d ther activities.
Playing, reading and spending time with friends and families are much 139 than sitting in frnt f a TV. Anther prblem is that nt all prgrams are 140 nes. Children als learn smething bad frm TV.
131．A．makeB．takeC．spendD．get
132．A．classB．familyC．TVD．cmputer
133．A．familyB．schlC．wrldD．class
134．A．gameB．playerC．teamD．club
135．A．teachB．likeC．mindD．make
136．A．badB．funC．bringD．meaningless
137．A．a littleB．littleC．t muchD．t many
138．A．mneyB．timeC．infrmatinD．news
139．A．mre meaninglessB．betterC．wrseD．mre bring
140．A．badB．interestingC．gdD．bring

Once in a small village, there was a pr farmer. He had a friend. 141 friend was famus fr the wnderful apples he grew.
One day, his friend gave the farmer a yung apple tree and tld him t take it hme and 142 it. The farmer was 143 with the gift, but when he gt hme, he did nt knw 144 t plant it.
He was 145 that if he planted the tree near the rad, strangers (peple he desn’t knw) wuld steal（偷）the fruit. If he planted the tree in ne f his fields, his neighbrs (peple near his hme) wuld cme at night and steal sme f the apples. If he planted the tree near his huse, his children wuld take the fruit. 146 he planted the tree in his wd（树林）where n ne culd see it. But there was n sunlight, the tree sn died.
Later the friend asked the farmer why he had planted the tree in 147 a pr place. “What’s the 148 ?” the farmer said angrily. “If I planted the tree near the rad, strangers wuld steal the fruit. If I planted the tree in ne f my field, my neighbrs wuld cme at night and stlen sme f the apples. If I planted it near my huse, my wn children wuld take the fruit.” “Yes,” said the friend, “but at least 149 culd enjy the fruit. Nw yu nt nly make 150 peple have the fruit, but als make a gd apple tree die!”
141．A．TheB．AC．AnD．/
142．A．discussB．plantC．buildD．send
143．A．angryB．sadC．seriusD．glad
144．A．whereB．whenC．hwD．why
145．A．carefulB．cmmnC．afraidD．happy
146．A．ClearlyB．CertainlyC．FinallyD．Seriusly
147．A．suchB．sC．littleD．few
148．A．prmiseB．preparatinC．relatinshipD．difference
149．A．nthingB．smethingC．smeneD．everyne
150．A．manyB．nC．smeD．any

A prfessr std befre his class and had sme things in frnt f him. When the class began, he picked up a large 151 jar (玻璃罐) and began t fill it with rcks. He then asked the students if the jar was full. They agreed that it was. S the prfessr then 152 a bx f pebbles (鹅卵石) and pured (倒) them int the jar. The pebbles, f curse, rlled (滚 动) int the pen areas 153 the rcks. The students laughed. He asked his students again 154 the jar was full. They agreed that yes, it was.
The prfessr then picked up a bx f 155 and pured it int the jar. Of curse, the sand filled up everything else. He then asked the 156 questin. The students answered “Yes” again.
“Nw,” said the prfessr. “I want yu t knw that this is yur 157 . The rcks are the imprtant things—yur family, yur health, yur children. The pebbles are the ther things in life that matter—like yur jb, yur huse. The sand is everything else, the 158 things. If yu put the sand r the pebbles 159 the jar in the beginning, there is n rm fr the rcks. The same ges fr yur life. If yu 160 all yur time and energy n the small things, yu will never have rm fr the things that are imprtant t yu.”
151．A．heavyB．fullC．emptyD．light
152．A．gt upB．wke upC．picked upD．lked up
153．A．abveB．behindC．in frnt fD．between
154．A．untilB．ifC．whenD．because
155．A．sandB．pebblesC．waterD．rcks
156．A．sameB．difficultC．easyD．different
157．A．jbB．lifeC．mneyD．huse
158．A．bigB．smallC．interestingD．bring
159．A．upB．nC．intD．dwn
160．A．takeB．payC．cstD．spend

Nadya Albrz is an 11-year-ld girl and she lves baking (烘焙). “On a free day, I always bake what I want,” says Nadya. “It’s fun and I can be 161 .”
When she was yunger, she didn’t like cartns, but she 162 t watch lts f cking shws. One day, she tld her parents, “I plan t be a ck 163 the future. ’”
“I was wrried at first because I dn’t like a dirty 164 , ” said Nadya’s mm. “But when I saw the talent in her, I 165 t help her.” Nadya’s family even bught sme children’s ckbks t help her learn.
Believe it r nt, the little girl just became the 166 f the “Kids Baking Champinship” (儿童烘焙大赛) in 2022. 167 , she desn’t like eating cakes at all. She just enjys baking fr family and friends because she likes watching peple enjy her cakes withut having t eat them 168 . Her little brther is always the first persn t 169 her cakes. He really helped her 170 the cmpetitin.
Winning the shw gave her many sweet memries because she was happy t meet peple with the same hbby.
161．A．ludB．creativeC．bringD．hard
162．A．lveB．lvesC．lvedD．will lve
163．A．inB．nC．atD．after
164．A．factryB．schlC．kitchenD．library
165．A．traveledB．refusedC．waitedD．decided
166．A．winnerB．heartC．prizeD．result
167．A．BecauseB．HweverC．AlthughD．And
168．A．himselfB．herselfC．themselvesD．itself
169．A．tasteB．grwC．sendD．build
170．A．wait frB．care frC．ask frD．prepare fr

It was a sunny weekend. I went t help Grandpa 171 gardening. Grandpa gave me the shears（大剪刀）and tld me t trim（修剪）the branch. When he left, I started t trim. But I felt the shears were t 172 fr me, s I changed t a small pair f scissrs（剪刀）.
Several hurs 173 , Grandpa came back. He watched me with the scissrs and said, “That way will take all day.” I knew he wanted t tell me, “N, d it this way.” I used t hear that a lt. Maybe peple were trying t teach me 174 t d smething faster r better. But Grandpa just lked at the branch he trimmed yesterday, then back at mine. After a minute, he laughed, “Yur side lks 175 than mine.” I was surprised. “Yu mean my way isn’t wrng?” “N. Yur way wrks just fine.” Grandpa said, “Let’s wrk tgether. Yu d it yur way, and I’ll d it mine.”
Then we wrked as a 176 . Grandpa even used my scissrs when I culdn’t reach the branch. The way he used the scissrs was a little strange, but I didn’t crrect（纠正） 177 . His way might be a little different, 178 it gt the jb dne.
As I grew up, I still learned frm ther peple when they 179 me new ways, but I realized the pint is nt always t imitate（效仿）. It is OK t d things just a little 180 . Being different is fine, and that’s why I have my wn ways f ding things.
171．A．atB．withC．abutD．in
172．A．bigB．smallC．expensiveD．cheap
173．A．earlyB．againC．laterD．ag
174．A．whereB．whenC．whatD．hw
175．A．betterB．wrseC．lngerD．shrter
176．A．classB．schlC．teamD．family
177．A．herB．himC．usD．them
178．A．andB．rC．sD．but
179．A．shwedB．handedC．shkD．prmised
180．A．simpleB．talentedC．famusD．different

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从下面所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Hu Zhumin is a yung man living in Shanghai. He is able t speak eight languages such as English, Japanese, German and French. Earlier this year, he 181 lts f freigners when the city was under lckdwn (在封锁中) because f COVID-19.
Many freigners living in Shanghai 182 a lt when the city went int lckdwn. They were s afraid that they had n idea what t d. Hu was there t help them ut. He kncked n their drs and answered questins 183 their mther languages. He made them feel warm, safe and welcme. The freigners were very thankful t have 184 at that difficult time.
Hu is a 185 language learner. Many peple think it is bring t learn a language, 186 he desn’t agree. He learnt every language ut f interest. T learn the languages well, he tk many curses (课程) and read lts f 187 . He als spent a lt f free time 188 freign TV prgrammes. He nce gt a jb abrad (在国外) and 189 with peple frm different cuntries. In this way, he imprved his speaking a lt.
Hu says he will 190 stp learning. Nw, he is studying Russian. He just wuld like t learn mre, have mre fun and help mre peple.
181．A．askedB．helpedC．nticedD．called
182．A．mvedB．searchedC．guessedD．wrried
183．A．fB．abutC．byD．in
184．A．usB．himC．yuD．them
185．A．successfulB．funnyC．difficultD．slw
186．A．sB．rC．butD．and
187．A．phtsB．bksC．lettersD．prices
188．A．checkingB．watchingC．buyingD．making
189．A．wrkedB．playedC．stdD．exercised
190．A．smetimesB．usualyC．alwaysD．never

从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
New Year’s Day is the first day f the year. Befre that day, peple ften get tgether fr dinner r have a party t 191 the New Year. They ften cunt dwn(倒数)the hurs, minutes and secnds befre the New Year arrives. That evening is always relaxing and 192 .
New Year’s Day is the time f a new 193 , s peple ften make New Year’s reslutins. Thse reslutins are 194 peple hpe t carry ut(履行) in the new year. Mst f the time thse reslutins dn’t last very lng—that is, peple dn’t fllw thrugh 195 plans. Hwever, the new year gives peple a chance t imprve themselves 196 better lives.
I’ve made tw New Year’s reslutins this year. Nw let me 197 them with yu. The first ne is that I’m ging t becme 198 . Nw I g t the swimming club nce a week. In the new year, I will g there mre ften in my free time. What’s mre, I’ll g t bed 199 . In this way, I wn’t feel tired in class the next day. My secnd New Year’s reslutin is that I’m ging t be mre psitive(积极乐观的). 200 it’s a little difficult t keep the reslutins, I will try my best. I believe I will d better in the new year.
191．A．stpB．welcmeC．standD．becme
192．A．bringB．unluckyC．enjyableD．persnal
193．A．beginningB．endingC．wishingD．saying
194．A．messagesB．predictinsC．prblemsD．prmises
195．A．urB．theirC．yurD．his
196．A．atB．inC．frD．n
197．A．shareB．breakC．mveD．pick
198．A．richerB．healthierC．stricterD．shyer
199．A．slwlyB．seriuslyC．latelyD．early
200．A．AlthughB．IfC．BefreD．After

阅读短文，从A、B、C、D选项中选出最佳选项。
Life wuld be rather bring if we didn’t have dreams. One f my dad’s biggest 201 is t sail arund the wrld n a sailing (航行) ship. He and his best friend always talk abut it.
S this summer, they 202 t rent (租赁) a small bat and take us all fr a ne week vacatin. That way, they culd test ut their skills. We rented a nice husebat and began 203 trip n a nice sunny day. Everything went well the first day. There was n wind and everyne was 204 . It felt like their dream was cming true.
But the next day, 205 we sailed t the river that cnnected t the lake, a strng wind came up. It made the waves(海浪) 206 big. The bat started t bunce (颠簸) arund. 207 was laughing r even talking.
The river gt wider and wider. The waves were even strnger. The wind was blwing ur bat far 208 land. My dad had truble cntrlling the bat. He decided that we shuld 209 . We made it safe back t a place.
Dad said, “It is gd t have dreams. 210 it is really gd t test them ut befre yu act n them.”
201．A．dreamsB．prblemsC．mistakesD．discussins
202．A．stppedB．dislikedC．refusedD．decided
203．A．yurB．myC．urD．her
204．A．happyB．prC．similarD．dangerus
205．A．hweverB．whenC．becauseD．s
206．A．hardlyB．finallyC．reallyD．nearly
207．A．SmebdyB．EverybdyC．AnybdyD．Nbdy
208．A．frmB．atC．tD．thrugh
209．A．turn nB．hang utC．g backD．put up
210．A．ButB．NrC．SD．Or

Watching shrt vides（视频） is becming mre and mre ppular amng students, 211 they are easy t watch and kind f interesting. Hwever, there are sme 212 when they watch the vides.
Sme shrt vides are nt fr the yung. They are just 213 making peple laugh and smetimes nt gd fr yung peple. Anther prblem is that kids are spending t much time watching the vides. The 214 time they spend watching such vides, the less time they will have fr their studies and hme lives. What will 215 t these children in the future if they dn’t study hard? Can they find a gd jb? It is said that if children watch shrt vides fr an hur r tw each day, slwly they wuld nt 216 their schlwrk. At the same time, this can be bad fr 217 eyes.
S I 218 yung peple can stp spending t much time n shrt vides and take their schl and hme lives 219 . They can spend sme time ding sprts t keep 220 r listening t music t relax after finishing schlwrk.
211．A．becauseB．sC．ifD．r
212．A．prgramsB．prizesC．prblemsD．plans
213．A．questinsB．jkesC．bksD．magicians
214．A．shrterB．higherC．betterD．mre
215．A．giveB．happenC．getD．want
216．A．care abutB．tell abutC．wait frD．lk fr
217．A．herB．hisC．urD．their
218．A．wnderB．seeC．hpeD．feel
219．A．seriuslyB．clearlyC．quietlyD．easily
220．A．talentedB．healthyC．differentD．excited

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
“Prblems and wrries are nrmal (正常) in life,”says Laura. But I think talking t smene helps a lt. If we dn’t talk t smene, we’ll certainly feel 221 .”
Laura nce lst her 222 , and wrried fr days. She was afraid t tell her parents abut it. She even walked three miles t schl each day because she didn’t have any mney. She just kept 223 f the prblem again and again in her mind. “If I tell my parents, they’ll be angry!” But in the end, she talked t her parents and they were really 224 . Her dad said that he 225 made careless mistakes himself. They gt her a new wallet and asked her t be mre careful.“I will always remember t 226 my prblems in the future!” Laura says.
Rbert Hunt advises students abut cmmn 227 . He feels the same way as Laura. “It is best nt t avid ur prblems. We shuld always try t slve them.” He thinks that yu can first find smene t talk t. This persn desn’t need t be an expert (专家) like himself. Students ften frget that their parents have mre 228 than them, and are always there t 229 them.
In English, we say that sharing a prblem is like cutting it in half. S yu’re halfway t slving a prblem if yu talk t 230 abut it.
221．A．betterB．happierC．wrseD．cleverer
222．A．walletB．bikeC．mneyD．phne
223．A．hpingB．thinkingC．wishingD．expecting
224．A．seeingB．knwingC．learningD．understanding
225．A．smetimesB．alwaysC．neverD．seldm
226．A．cverB．shareC．guessD．stp
227．A．questinsB．answersC．ideasD．prblems
228．A．friendshipB．lveC．truthD．experience
229．A．helpB．beatC．hurtD．fail
230．A．nneB．smeneC．eachD．n ne

He was a teacher wh wrked at a university. 231 the age f 90, he still wrked eight hurs a day. His secretary ( 秘书) said, “He is ld, but he frces (强迫) himself t walk ten miles frm his huse t the ffice every day. Althugh it takes him an hur, he 232 ding it because it gives him a feeling f success.”
A few days ag, sme f his students walked ut f the ffice in a bad md (情绪). Then, they talked abut him 233 , “He just answers ‘yes’ r ‘n’ t ur questins and he always gives us s many bks. Besides, he always tells us t find the answers by urselves! He is s 234 that he never tells jkes during class.”
Later, he knew what his students talked abut. He just smiled and replied, “This is the way I learned. I will always 235 my students t read when they ask me fr help.” He als said, “We teachers shuld let students 236 try their best t slve prblems by reading because it’s the easiest way fr them t learn smething new.”
This ld man is Ezra Pund, a great teacher and a famus 237 as well. He wrte at least 70 bks during his lifetime and thusands f peple lve his bks. In his lifetime, he kept helping students wh were t pr t g t schl. He als tld his students it’s imprtant t 238 gd hbbies like reading, exercising and s n. And yu wn’t be successful 239 yu try yur best.
Nwadays, we chse t ask thers fr help when we have truble slving prblems and we hardly think abut 240 t wrk them ut n ur wn. Ezra Pund is surely a gd example fr us t learn frm. There is n dubt that he is the kind f persn we need t remember.
231．A．InB．AtC．FrD．With
232．A．wishesB．mindsC．enjysD．expects
233．A．angrilyB．cmfrtablyC．happilyD．quickly
234．A．seriusB．nrmalC．famusD．creative
235．A．believeB．hpeC．adviseD．prmise
236．A．urselvesB．themselvesC．himselfD．herself
237．A．scientistB．engineerC．readerD．writer
238．A．put upB．cut upC．make upD．take up
239．A．thughB．ifC．unlessD．when
240．A．hwB．whatC．whereD．why

根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案。
Hua Xiaying, 56, is the wman behind “Mammy Hua’s Pickles (泡菜)”.
Hua was brn 241 a small village (村子) in Ruijin, Jiangxi Prvince. 242 her family was pr, Hua had t drp ut f middle schl (辍学). Hwever, Hua 243 studying. She taught herself while she wrked t help her family.
In 2015, sme villagers pened a 244 in Hua’s village. Hua was a ck in the restaurant. She 245 the custmers (顾客) t try her pickles fr free. T her surprise, a lt f custmers liked her pickles, and many peple even wanted t buy 246 .
In 2016, Hua started a wrkshp (工坊) t make pickles. Making pickles isn’t 247 . There are mre than 20 steps. Because f Hua’s hard wrk, nw her pickles win many peple’s 248 .
In 2018, Hua registered a trademark (注册商标) called “Hua Mm”. And she made abut 20 different kinds f pickles. 249 , it was successful t sell at least 500 bags f pickles everyday.
Nw, Hua’s wrkshp makes ver ne millin yuan every year. It als helps peple in her village get 250 and nw they can live a better and happier life.
241．A．nB．inC．atD．f
242．A．BecauseB．SC．AndD．But
243．A．went nB．talked abutC．lked frD．shuted at
244．A．hspitalB．schlC．restaurantD．bkstre
245．A．gaveB．welcmedC．cheatedD．imprved
246．A．allB．nC．anyD．sme
247．A．difficultB．easyC．differentD．great
248．A．healthB．wrryC．heartD．infrmatin
249．A．CarefullyB．FinallyC．HeavilyD．Hwever
250．A．jbsB．culturesC．dreamsD．meanings

I was riding when I fund a persn abut a quarter f a kilmeter in frnt f me. He was riding 251 faster than me s I decided 252 up with him. I had abut a kilmeter t g befre my turning.
I started riding faster and faster, and I was clse 253 him. After a few minutes I was nly abut 100 meters behind him, s I rde 254 and tried t pass him. Finally, I caught up with him and passed by. I felt s 255 , but in fact, he didn’t knw we were racing.
After I passed him, I fund that I was 256 fcused (专注) n cmpeting (比赛) that I missed my turning. I had t turn arund and 257 the rest f my ride.
Des that happen in ur life when we fcus n cmpeting with thers? We always like t shw we are mre successful in ur wrk r study. Hwever, we spend ur time 258 after them and miss ur wn rads r dreams. We must make sure we can remember ur dreams and make them cme true.
There will always be 259 in frnt f us in ur life. They may have a better jb, a nicer car, mre mney and s n. We shuld keep ur wn dream and wish thers well. Then ur life will be full f success. 260 lse ur primary dream and keep it n. Then we can walk farther and farther in ur life jurney.
251．A．littleB．fewC．a littleD．a few
252．A．catchB．t catchC．catchingD．caught
253．A．/B．tC．withD．frm
254．A．hardlyB．mre hardlyC．mre hardD．harder
255．A．wellB．gdC．betterD．best
256．A．suchB．tC．veryD．s
257．A．finishedB．t finishC．finishD．finishing
258．A．t runB．runningC．ranD．run
259．A．everyneB．n neC．anyneD．smene
260．A．NB．NtC．Dn’tD．Desn’t

根据文章内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。
Mst peple may feel very sad fr a lng time when they lse smething imprtant. What shuld yu d when it happens t yu? Here I will share a stry with yu.
An ld wman lst her nly sn. The sad wman went t a clever man and asked, “Is there any way I can thrw away my 261 ?”
The clever man said t her, “G and bring 262 a seed (种子) frm a hme that never had sadness. I will 263 it t drive (驱赶) the sadness ut f yur life.” The wman went ff at nce t lk 264 that magical seed.
First, she came t a beautiful huse, kncked at (敲) the dr, and asked plitely, “Excuse me, I am lking fr a hme that 265 had sadness. Is this such a place? It is very imprtant t me.”
They tld her, “Yu certainly didn’t cme t the 266 place,” and began t describe all the sad things that happened t them.
The wman said t herself, “Wh is able t 267 these peple that had such sadness like me?” She stayed t make them happier 268 she went n lking fr a hme that never had sadness.
But wherever she went, whether (无论) in the hmes f the pr r the rich, she fund ne sad stry after 269 . She became s busy helping ther peple that she 270 abut lking fr a seed that wuld magically end her wn sadness. She even never realized (意识到) that her helping thers drve the sadness ut f her life.
Frm this stry we can learn that helping thers can help us frget abut ur truble and sadness.
261．A．happinessB．kindnessC．sadnessD．illness
262．A．meB．yuC．herD．him
263．A．makeB．useC．sendD．lse
264．A．atB．upC．frD．after
265．A．alwaysB．smetimesC．neverD．ften
266．A．wrngB．rightC．cleanD．dirty
267．A．catchB．needC．sendD．help
268．A．befreB．afterC．whenD．while
269．A．the therB．antherC．therD．thers
270．A．knewB．wrriedC．thughtD．frgt

根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案。
Gina is the nly child f her parents and her parents lve her very much. When she was a little child, her parents never 271 her anything. She believed that she culd get everything she wanted frm her parents. Als, she 272 shared things with her friends. That’s why nbdy wuld like t play with her.
Gina was ne f the 273 students in her class because she was smart and hard-wrking. But her gd grades didn’t bring her any friend 274 Rita jined her class. N ne else wuld like t talk t Gina 275 Rita because Rita was new here. One day, Gina tld her mther Rita cried, because Rita culdn’t understand what the math teacher taught in class and made quite a few mistakes in her math hmewrk.
“Why dn’t yu 276 her ut?” asked her mther.
“Mummy, it has 277 t d with me.” said Gina.
“I dn’t think s, dear. Rita is yur friend, isn’t she? And if yu dn’t help her, wh will?” said her mther.
Seeing Rita crying again, Gina decided t help with her math. In this way, Rita began t d better 278 math. Then Rita tld everyne, “Gina is 279 a great friend and she is always ready t help thers.” That made Gina surprised, because it was wnderful 280 a friend. Frm then n, Gina was happy t help thers and made sme mre friends.
271．A．decidedB．refusedC．preparedD．made
272．A．didn’tB．hardC．hardlyD．desn’t
273．A．tpB．wrstC．friendliestD．funniest
274．A．afterB．whenC．asD．until
275．A．butB．andC．withD．withut
276．A．takeB．wrkC．bringD．help
277．A．smethingB．nthingC．anythingD．everything
278．A．atB．inC．frD．with
279．A．sB．whatC．suchD．hw
280．A．t haveB．hadC．havingD．has

根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。
Je was an ld man. The 75-year-ld man lived very happily in a village and had a happy family. Je had fur grandchildren, and they visited him during their 281 .
During ne vacatin, Je was 282 his hme fr the kids: cleaning and buying their favrite fds. After he finished wrking, he realized he lst his favrite watch. The watch was a gift frm his 283 when their first child was brn. Je lved the watch very much, especially after her death. He was very 284 abut lsing it.
Once his grandchildren came, they 285 him they wuld find the watch.
One granddaughter asked, “Grandpa, d yu remember when yu saw the watch fr the last time 286 it went missing?”
“I guess when I was cleaning the barn (谷仓)!” Je replied.
The children 287 the watch fr mre than tw hurs with Je, but they culd nt find it. The kids were nw als sad, but they tried t cmfrt (安慰) their grandfather.
One grandsn went back t the barn t search again. Je asked why he went there again But the little by just asked the thers nt t fllw 288 and t keep silent.
He was there fr abut fifteen minutes and then went back t his grandfather. He fund the watch and happily gave it t Je.
Je was 289 and asked hw he was able t find it. The little by replied, “I sat there 290 making a nise, and the barn was s silent. After a few minutes, I heard the ‘tick, tick’ sund and fund the watch.”
281．A．hlidaysB．schl daysC．sprts daysD．party time
282．A．expectingB．planningC．preparingD．celebrating
283．A．snB．daughterC．wifeD．brther
284．A．gladB．upsetC．cmfrtableD．careful
285．A．believedB．prmisedC．servedD．advised
286．A．unlessB．ifC．afterD．befre
287．A．lked frB．lked afterC．lked atD．lked back
288．A．heB．himC．hisD．himself
289．A．scaredB．surprisedC．interestedD．wrried
290．A．frmB．abutC．withD．withut

根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案。
There is a big ld tree in the middle f a dry land. The tree has s many branches（树枝）. It 291 shadw（树荫）t lts f travelers.
One day, tw travelers gt t the place where the tree was. They walked fr a lng time in the ht sun. They were 292 ht and tired t walk any mre. Luckily, they fund the tree. They decided t take a rest under the tree. They slept there fr a lng time. When they 293 , they felt hungry and ne traveler climbed up the tree t see if there was any fruit n the tree. But he was sad t see 294 t eat. He started t say sme bad wrds abut the tree. “Oh, this is just a useless tree having n fruit n it!” The ther traveler said nthing abut the tree but asked his friend t be quiet. Hwever, the traveler in the tree still kept shuting at the tree.
The tree culdn’t stand the traveler 295 . He said in a sad yet strng vice, “Yu can’t be s 296 t me. Just lk back t 297 when yu gt here in the ht sun! Hw ht and tired yu were then! I gave yu a cl and cmfrtable place t rest. Yu wuld die 298 me!”
Sme f us 299 the traveler wh said bad wrds abut the tree. Smetimes kind peple d much fr us, 300 we frget t give thanks but nly cmplain（抱怨）. Make sure nt t say bad wrds t the nes wh have helped yu.
291．A．getsB．shwsC．plantsD．gives
292．A．tB．veryC．sD．prbably
293．A．lked upB．std upC．wke upD．grew up
294．A．smethingB．everythingC．nthingD．anything
295．A．in factB．at lastC．s farD．in the beginning
296．A．niceB．sadC．angryD．unthankful
297．A．the wayB．the dayC．the timeD．the trip
298．A．withutB．withC．because fD．fr
299．A．lk likeB．have t d withC．likeD．are like
300．A．butB．hweverC．unluckilyD．even