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Finally,trytoturnbadluckintogood.Evenifyoudofalldownandbreakaleg,thetimespentathomecanbeusedwiselytostudyEnglish.

1.Whichofthefollowingproverbsmostagreeswiththewriter’spoint?

A．Makethebestofabadjob.

B．Romewasnotbuiltinaday.

C．Allthatglittersisnotgold.

D．Agoodheartconquersillfortune.

2.WhatdoyouknowaboutOprahWinfrey?

A．Shebecamefamousthroughherfamilybackground.

B．Shewasveryluckyandseldomsufferedsetbacksinherlife.

C．SheisaBritishtalkshowhost.

D．Shebecamesuccessfulbyherowneffort.

3.ThewriterquotedtheChinesetaleofafarmerinordertoshow________.

A.luckisinyourownhand

B．badluckcanturnintogood

C．youshouldnotsitathomewaitingfortheopportunitytocometoyou

D．mancanconquernature

4.Theunderlinedword“spot”istheclosestinmeaningto“________”.

A．recognizeB．mark

C．locateD．receive

[解题导语]　本文为议论文。

作者认为命运只垂青那些有所准备的人。

身处逆境，不要怨天尤人，要想方设法化厄运为好运。

每个人都可以做自己命运的主人。

1.解析：

选A。

推理判断题。

Makethebestofabadjob意为“身处山穷水尽，力争柳暗花明”，与最后一段作者的观点“trytoturnbadluckintogood（把厄运变好运）”最为接近。

故答案为A。

Romewasnotbuiltinaday意为“伟业非一日可成”；

Allthatglittersisnotgold意为“闪光的东西并不都是金子”；

Agoodheartconquersillfortune意为“善心克厄运”。

2.解析：

选D。

细节理解题。

根据第一段中的aselfmadebillionaire可知美国talkshow主持人OprahWinfrey是从白手起家，通过自我奋斗而成功的。

3．解析：

选C。

根据第二段的内容可以判断，作者引用中国“守株待兔”的故事是为了说明“人们不应该待在家里等待机会的降临”的观点。

4．解析：

词义猜测题。

根据上文语境及Theunluckypeoplemostlydidnotspotthemessage.可知spot在句中用作及物动词，是“发现，识别”之意。

2016高考训练题----阅读理解。

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。

ItalianswereremindedtoslowdownandrelaxonWorldSlowDay,anannualeventcelebratinglife'

ssimplepleasures.

"

Let'

stakethisdaytostopandthinkaboutallthethingswemisswhilewe'

rerushingthroughourlives,"

saidBrunoContigiani,thePresidentoftheArtofLivingSlowlyAssociation.Contigiani,62,aone-timehigh-poweredmanager,isnowanambassadorfortheslowlifemovementaroundtheworld.HestartedthefirstWorldSlowDayin2007toencouragethevaluesoflivingandworkingatamorenaturalpace,andtomakepeoplerethinktheirdailylifestyle.

Contigiani'

sassociationsuggests"

14commandments（诫条）"

forlivingbetter,suchaswakingupfiveminutesearliertoenjoybreakfastwithoutrushing.Othersincludewalkingwheneverpossible,andreadingintheeveningsinsteadofwatchingtelevision.

Thisyear,ContigianileftItalywheretheeventhasspreadaroundthecountryforShanghai,oneofthefastestmovingcitiesintheworld.Theslow-livingsupportersaidhewanderedaroundthebusieststreetsofthecommercialcenterforanentireafternoon,invitingpeopleto"

slowdown"

."

Amongthe‘14commandments’,theoneaboutwakingupfiveminutesearlierwasthemostpopularbyfar,"

Contigianisaid.

BackinItaly,thenowwell-knowneventhostsalotofactivities,suchasremindingpeopletostopandsmelltheroses.IncentralMilanyouwouldprobablybefinedifyouwalktoofast.Inparksandpublicspaces,freeyogaandTaiChi（太极拳）lessonsareimportantpartsoftheevents.

Italianfarmers'

unionnotedthatItaliansspentlessandlesstimepreparingmeals,ahabitconnectedtorisinglevelsofobesity（肥胖）.Therefore,thegroupsaidWorldSlowDaywasagoodopportunitytoremindItalianstotakeextratimeatmealsinparticular.

WorldSlowDayisbynowaninternationalevent.Atotalof90“SlowCities"

in11countriesinspiredbythe“livewell"

philosophyaresupportingtheday.

9.What'

sthebesttitleofthetext?

A.SlowLifeSupportersB.LifestyleofItaly

C.WorldSlowDayD.LivingWell

10.WorldSlowDayisintendedto.

A.tellpeopletowalkslowly

B.encouragepeopletoenjoypleasantthings

C.advisepeopletoadjusttomodernlifestyle

D.remindpeopletoliveandworkatanaturalpace

11.Whichofthefollowinggoesagainstthe"

commandments"

?

A.Walkingwheneverpossible.

B.Slowingdowntosmellflowers.

C.WatchingTVintheeveningsinsteadofreading.

D.Wakingupfiveminutesearliertoenjoybreakfast.

12.Inwhichsectionofanewspaperisthetextprobablyput?

A.Advertisement.B.Culture.

C.Business.D.Entertainment.

参考答案9-12CDCB

Withrisinggasprices，it’snowonderthesearchforgasolinealternatives（替代品）hassuddenlytakenonanewurgency.Oneofthelaboratories—ahighschoolinBrooklyn—iswherestudentsareusingcookingoiltoruntheirexperimentalengine.AndasEducationreporterArtMcFarlanddiscovered，itappearstobeworking.

StudentsatAutomotiveHighSchoolhavetakenagasalternativelessonastepfurther.Theyhaveperfectedaprojectthatrunsthiscar’sengine，withusedcookingoil.

LamarTaylor，“Ithinkit’sagreatprojectbecauseit’sbetterfortheenvironment.”

Vehiclesthatrunonalternativefuelsarepartofacuttingedgetechnology.TheAutomotiveHighProjectbeganafteradieselpoweredMercedeswasdonatedtotheschooltwoyearsago.

ThomasCassino，mechanicsteacher，“Theoriginaldieselengine...wasactuallyproducedtorunonvegetableoilandwhaleoil.”

Theoilrunningtheenginewascollectedfromtheschoolcafeteriaandfromrestaurants，thenplacedintoaconverter，whichheatsitupwhiletheenginestartsusingthedieselfuel.Withtheflip（轻击）ofaswitch，theengineiscookingwithoil，thoughcollectingitcanhavedrawbacks.

MelissaSilberman，principal，“Oncetheystartedrunningthecar，theydidn’twanttoeatinthecafeteriaanymorebecausewhattheFrenchfries（炸薯条）werecookedinweren’tsoattractiveifitcanrunacar.”

Andithasitsadvantages.CurtisGiscombe，student，“ItsmellslikethebackofMcDonalds...ItsmellslikeFrenchfries.”

Thestudentsarenotlikelytoinfluencethemorewidespreaduseofalternativefuels，butifthedaycomeswhenlotsmorecarsarerunningoncookingoil，thestudentswillbepreparedtoservicethem.

1．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheFutureAlternativetoGasoline

B．RisingGasPricesDriveExperimentalEngine

C．CookingOilFindsItsNewUses

D．StudentsUseCookingOiltoPoweranEngine

2．Theimportanceofusingcookingoiltorunenginesisthatitcan.

A．protecttheenvironmentB．savethegas

C．offercarsgoodsmellD．bringdownthegasprice

3．Accordingtotheseventhparagraph，.

A．thecarisfullofFrenchfries

B．thecarmakespeopleeatnothing

C．thecarmakespeoplenotwanttoeatinthecafeteria

D．thecarisamovingcafeteria

4．Aboutthefutureofthecarrunningoncookingoil，weknowthat.

A．thedayforcarswidelyusingcookingoilislongtocome

B．itwillhaveagreateffectontheoilmarket

C．thestudentsmaybuildaservicecompanysoon

D．noonewantstousecookingoilfortheircars

1．Justastheycameroundthenextbendtheenginebrokedownandcametoastop.（完形填空第五段）

正当他们绕过下一个弯时，发动机熄火停了下来。

（1）Thetelephonesystemhasbrokendown.

电话系统失灵了。

（2）Negotiationsbetweenthetwosideshavebrokendown.

双方谈判已经破裂。

2．Onbothsidesgrewthickunknowntrees.（完形填空最后一段）

河的两边长满了茂密的不知名的树木。

（1）Throughthewindowcameinwaftsofintoxicatingfragrance.

从窗子里吹进一阵阵醉人的清香。

（2）Onthewindingpathweretobefoundfootprintsofsomestrangeanimals.

沿着曲折的小道可以发现一些奇异野兽的足迹。

3．AndasEducationreporterArtMcFarlanddiscovered，itappearstobeworking.（阅读理解第一段）

正如《教育报》记者Art