学年人教版高一英语暑假作业25.docx

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学年人教版高一英语暑假作业25

2017-2018学年人教版高一英语暑假作业（25）

一、阅读理解

1.   OnaflightfromJohannesburg,amiddle-agedrichwhiteSouthAfricanladyhadfoundherselfsittingnexttoablackman.Shecalledthecabincrewattendantovertocomplain（抱怨）aboutherseat.“Whatseemstobetheproblem,Madam?

”askedtheattendant.

   “Can’tyousee?

”Shesaid,“Youhaveseatedmenexttoablackperson!

Ican’tpossiblysitnexttothiskindofperson.Findmeanotherseat!

”

   “Pleasecalmdown,Madam,”thestewardessreplied.“Theflightisveryfulltoday,butIwilltellyouwhatIwilldo—Iwillgoandchecktoseeifwehaveanyseatsavailable（可利用的）incluborfirstclass.”

   Thewomanglancedattheangryblackmanbesideher.Afewminuteslater,thestewardessreturnedwiththegoodnews,whichshedeliveredtothelady.

    “Madam,unfortunately,asIexpected,economyisfull.Ihavespokentothecabinservicesdirector,andclubisalsofull. However,wedohaveoneseatinfirstclass.”

   Beforetheladyhadachancetoanswer,thestewardesscontinued,“Itismostextraordinarytomakethiskindofupgrade,however,andIhavehadtogetspecialpermissionfromthecaptain.But,learningthiscondition,thecaptainfeltthatitwasshockingthatsomeoneshouldbeforcedtositnexttosuchatiringperson.”

   Havingsaidthat,thestewardessturnedtotheblackmansittingnexttothelady,andsaid,“Soifyou’dliketogetyouthings,sir,Ihaveyourseatreadyforyou...”

   Atthispoint,obviouslythesurroundingpassengersstoodandgaveanapplausewhiletheblackmanwalkeduptothefrontoftheplane.

1.Whydidtheladycomplainaboutherseating?

A.Becauseshedidn’twanttositineconomy.

B.Becauseshewouldlikeaseatinfirstclass.

C.Becauseshedidn’twanttositnexttoablackman.

D.Becauseshedidn’twanttositinclub.

2.Whatwasthegoodnewsforthelady?

A.Theblackmanwouldhavetochangeforanotherseat.

B.Thecaptainunderstoodhersituation.

C.Thecabindirectorwassparingnoefforttohelpher.

D.Theyhaveoneseatinfirstclass.

3.Whatwastheotherpassengers’attitudetowardsthelady?

A.Theylikedherverymuchbecauseshewasarichlady.

B.Theydislikedherbecauseshelookeddownupontheblackman.

C.Theyapplaudedforherwhenshemovedtoanotherseat.

D.Theydislikedherbecauseshewasnotpolitetothestewardess.

4.Whatwasunexpectedtothelady?

A.Theplanewassofullthatday.

B.Theyfoundaseatforherinclub.

C.Thecaptainhimselfwasconcernedaboutherproblem.

D.Theyfoundanotherseatfortheblackman.

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   Reflecting（回忆）onthepastaboutthosedecisionsoractionsthatcan’tbereversed（推翻）andbeingoccupiedwiththoughtsof“Whatif?

”isnowaytolive.ButthereareafewthingsinlifeI’dprobablydodifferentlyifIhadthechance.

   Ioncemajoredinarchitecture—somethingIhadbeencrazyaboutforaslongasIcouldremember—andthenIsuddenlyhadachangeofheart.Imadeanappointmentwithmyadviser,andtoldhimIwasnolongercertainIwantedtopursueacareerinarchitecture.

   “Don’tgiveuponyourchildhooddream!

”“He’sright,”Ithought.“IshouldjuststickitoutandIshouldn’tdisappointthelittlegirlwhooncelovedarchitecture.”

   Itwasterrible.Iwasagonized,holdingontoachildhooddreamthathadlongsincefaded.WhenItalkedwithafriendaboutitayearlater,heasked:

“Rightnow,whatdoyouwanttodowithyourlife?

”That’swhenIcametotherealizationthatdreamschangeovertimeandthatyoushouldgiveupthechildhooddreamifit’snotwhatyouwantasanadult.Luckily,itwasn’ttoolate.Aftersomeseriousthought,Ichangedmymajortojournalism.Itwasn’tsomethingIhadalwaysimaginedmyselfpursuing—butatthatmoment,itwaswhatIwanted.

   Wegrowup,andsometimesourdreamschange—andthat’sperfectlyOK.Youjustneedtoaskyourselfeveryonceinawhile,“IsthisstillwhatIwant?

”Iftheanswerisno,moveonandstartchasinganewone.

1.WhatdoestheauthorsuggestinParagraph1?

A.Pastactionsshouldbetreasured.

B.It’sunwisetoregretallthetime.

C.Lifewouldbedullwithout“Whatif?

”

D.Wemakebetterdecisionsbylookingback.

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“agonized”inParagraph4mean?

A.Proud

B.Determined

C.Unregretful

D.Painful

3.Whydidn’ttheauthorchangehermajorimmediately?

A.Changingamajorwasuncommon.

B.Heradvisorforcedhernottodothat.

C.Shedidn’twantherchildhooddreamtofade.

D.Shethoughtitabetrayal（背叛）ofheryoungerself.

4.Whatlessondidtheauthorlearnfromtheexperience?

A.Don’tfollowothers’careeradvice.

B.Improveusbeforerealizingourdream.

C.It’sOKtoswitchtoourreallove.

D.Childhooddreamsarehardtoinsiston.

3.   ForsomesurvivorsoftheEbolavirusdisease,completerecoveryisslow.

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