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Ifyouareateenageboy，andyouwanttosucceedinlife，you'

dbetterreadthisgreatbook．FromBoystoMenbyanAmericanwriter，MichaelGurian，tellsteenageboysthattheyarelivingthroughthebestyearsoftheirlives．Thereisnoreasonforthemnottolovelife．

Youmaythinkthatonlyyourbodyisgrowingatthemoment．Butthebooksaysyourmindisgrowing，too．Thebooktellsteenageboysthattheyneedtohelptheirbodiesandmindsgrow．Todothis，theyshouldstopspendingtheirtimeplayingcomputergamesandshouldstartplayingsports．Sports，thebooksays，keepyouhealthyandteachyouimportantlifeskills．Theyteachyouhowtobealeaderandhowtoworkaspartofateam．

Thebookalsotellsboyshowtolovelifeifthey'

rebeingbullied（被欺负）．Itsaysboyshavetostopbeingscared（害怕的）ofsuchbullies．Itistheonlywaytheycanbecomemoresuccessfulpeople．

Tobecomethemanyouwanttobe，youhavetothinkforyourselfandbelieveinyourself．But，mostimportantly，thebooksays，youmustalwaysdreamofsuccess．Neverbehappywithwhatyou'

vegot，andalwayswantmore．

根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。

（）1．FromBoystoMenis_______．

A．aChinesemagazine

B．apieceofmusic

C．anAmericanbook

（）2．MichaelGuriantellsteenageboysto_______．

A．playgameswithotherboys

B．learntorepairmachines

C．lovetheirlife

（）3．Thebooktellsusthat_______．

A．ourbodiesandmindsgrowatthesametime

B．ourbodiesaremuchstrongerthanourminds

C．ourmindsgrowfasterthanourbodies

（）4．Thebooksaysthatsportscan_______．

A．teachyouhowtokeephealthy

B．teachyouimportantlifeskills

C．AandB

（）5．Thewriterofthispassagewishesusto_______．

A．readFromBoystoMen

B．helphimsellthebooksoon

C．sendthebooktoothers

解析

本文主要介绍了FromBoystoMen这本书的内容。

书中告诫青少年要热爱生活，为他们的成长提出了很好的建议。

1．C由开头you'

dbetterreadthisgreatbook．FromBoystoMenbyanAmericanwriter，可知。

2．C语句理解题。

根据Thereisnoreasonforthemnottolovelife．可知是告诫他们热爱生活。

3．A根据第二段第二句Butthebooksaysyourmindisgrowing，too．可知。

4．C由第二段倒数第二句Sports，thebooksays，keepyouhealthyandteachyouimportantlifeskills．可知A和B都对。

5．A由短文第一段第一句可知作者的写作意图是“希望人们去读这本书”。

话题专练

一

Lifeislikethefourseasons．NowIamveryold，butwhenIwasyoung，itwasthespringofmylife．Iwasborn，Iplayedalot，andthenIstartedschool．Ilearnedmanynewthings．Likeaflower，Igrewbiggereveryday．Therewerehappydaysandsorrowfuldays：

somedaysthesunshone，andsomedaysitdidn'

t．

Inmytwenties，Ihadagoodjob．Iwasstrongandhappy．ThenImarried（结婚）andhadachild．Inthosedays，Ididn'

thavemuchtimetothink．EverydayIwasbusyandworkedveryhard．Andso，Istartedtogetsomewhitehairs．Thesummerofmylifepassedquickly．

Thenthedaysgotshorter．Leavesfellfromthetrees．Mychildwasauniversitystudent，andthenanengineer．Myhomewasmuchquieter．Istartedwalkingmoreslowly．OnedayIstoppedworking．Ihadmoretime．Iunderstoodthiswasmyautumn，abeautifultimewhenthetreeschangecolorandgiveusdeliciousfruits．

Butthedayskeptgettingshorterandcolder．Winterhascome．Iamolderandweaker．IknowIdonothavemanydaysleft，butIwillenjoythemtotheend．

（）1．Thewriterstartedwalkingmoreslowlyinthe_______ofhislife．

A．springB．summerC．autumnD．winter

（）2．Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingagesisduringthesummerofhislife?

A．15．B．33．C．62．D．87．

（）3．Whatdoestheword"

sorrowful"

meaninthispassage?

A．Sad．B．Exciting．C．Wonderful．D．Pleasant．

（）4．Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A．Thewriterwasanengineer．

B．Thewriterhadagardenwithflowers．

C．Thewriterwasalwayshappyasachild．

D．Thewriternowisoldandweak，butstillheenjoyshislife．

（）5．Thebesttitleofthepassagecanbe_______．

A．FourSeasons

B．MyLife

C．FourSeasonsinaYear

D．FourSeasonsinMyLife

答案：

1．C细节判断题。

根据每个阶段的描述，可知是在秋季。

2．B根据一年四季划分年龄段可得出答案。

3．A由下文“一些天，太阳照耀（露出笑脸）；

一些天，太阳不出来（阴天）”可推出此处表达心情“不高兴的”。

4．D可用排除法。

根据短文大意，可知只有D正确。

5．D纵观全文内容可知最佳标题是“我生命中的四季”。

二

Theprogram"

ChinaYearinRussia（俄罗斯）"

hasended，buttheculturaltiesbetweenthetwocountriesgrowstronger．"

Chinesefever（中国热）"

continuesinRussia．

Fifty-year-oldWeiDehanhasbeenstudyingChinesecultureforthirtyyears．HewasamongthefirstRussianstoopenaChineseteahouseinMoscow．Thatwasin1995．HealsotaughtChineselanguageandTaichi（太极）．During"

ChinaYearinRussia"

，hesetupamagazineintroducingChineseculture．It'

spopularwithlocalreaders．

InRussia，youngpeoplewhocanspea