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WaitinguntilThursdaynighttostudyforFriday'
stestwillmakeithardtodoyourbest.Oneofthebestwaystomakesurethatdoesn'
thappenistoplanahead.Writedownyourtestdates.Youcanthenplanhowmuchtodoafterschooleachday,andhowmuchtimetospendoneachtopic.
Breakitup
Whenthere'
salottostudy,itcanhelptobreakthingsintoseveralparts.Let'
ssayyouhaveaspellingteston20words.Insteadofthinkingaboutallofthewordsatonce,trybreakingthemdownintofive-wordgroupsandworkononeortwodifferentgroupseachnight.
Askforhelp
Youcan'
tstudyeffectivelyifyoudon'
tunderstandthematerial.Besuretoaskyourteacherforhelp.Ifyou'
reathomewhentheconfusionoccurs,yourmomordadmightbeabletohelp.
Sleeptight
Sothetestistomorrowandyou'
vefollowedyourstudyplan—butsuddenlyyoucan'
trememberanything!
Don'
tpanic.Yourbrainneedstimetodigestalltheinformationyou'
vegivenit.Trytogetagoodnight'
ssleepandyou'
llbesurprisedbywhatcomesbacktoyouinthemorning.
(1)Weknowfromthepassagethataloudpersonis________.
A.
astudentwhoalwaysanswersquestionsloudlyinclass
B.
someonewholikestotalkwithothersinaloudvoice
C.
astudentwholikesspeakingwithothersinclass
D.
apersonwhomakesalotofnoiseinpublicplaces
(2)Ifyoudon'
tunderstandwhatyouhavelearnt,youcan________.
readyournotesoverandoveragain
turntopeoplearoundyouforhelp
putasidethematerialforlaterreview
askyourteachertoexplainitthenextday
(3)Bysaying“Sleeptight”,whatdoestheauthormean?
Sleepagainafterwakingup.
Sleepholdingyourbreathdeep.
Getagoodnight'
ssleep.
Gotosleepearlyeverynight.
2.阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。
B
Haveyoueverwonderedwhytherootsoftheplantsalwaysknowwhichwaytogrow—intothesoilbutnotaboveit?
SomeBritishscientistshaverecentlysolvedthismystery.
Itturnsoutthatrootshavespecialhairsthattiethemintothesoilandhelpthemgrowtheirwaypastobstacles,ateamattheJohnInnersCenterinNorwichreportsintheFebruary29issueofJournalScience.
"
Thekeyisinthefuzzy(有绒毛的)coatofhairsontherootsofplants,"
saysprofessorLiamDolan."
Wehavefoundagrowthcontrolsystemthatenablesthesehairstofindtheirwayandtobecomelongerwhentheirpathisclear."
Roothairsexplorethesoilinmuchthesamewayapersonwouldfeeltheirwayinthedark.Iftheycomeacrossanobstacle,theymaketheirwayarounduntiltheycancontinuegrowinginanopening.Ithemeantime,theplantisheldinplaceasthehairsgripthesoil.
Thehairsareguidedbyacleverchemicaltrick.Aprotein(蛋白质)atthetipoftheroothairscalledRHD2helpsthemtotakecalcium(钙)fromthesoil.Calciummakesthehairsgrow,andproducemoreRHD2,andtakemorecalcium.
Butwhenanobstacleblocksthehair'
spath,orthehairreachesthesurfaceofthesoil,thecycleisbrokenandgrowthstartsinanotherdirection.
Thissystemgivesplantstheflexibilitytoexploreacomplexenvironmentandtoliveineventhemostunpromisingsoils,saysDolan.
InpoorsoilssuchasinpartsofAustraliaandAfrica,nativeplantshaveadaptedbyproducingenormousnumbersofroothairs.Abetterunderstandingofthisadaptationwillallowscientiststodevelophairyrootedcropsthatcangrowinunfriendlyenvironments.
AccordingtoDolan,"
ResearchintheJohnInnersCenteristakingabreedingapproach(育种方法)toincreasehairlengthinwheatbutitwillbesometimebeforenewcultivars(栽培变种)aredeveloped."
(1)Thepassagemainlytellsus_______.
howthehairsoftherootsofplantsgrowintothesoilbutnotaboveit
howtherootsofplantsgrowintothesoilbutnotaboveit
howtherootsarecoveredwithhairs
howscientistscontrolthegrowthofplants
(2)Whatisthemostimportantthingthatenablestherootsfindtheirway?
Thehairontheroots.
Thesoilaroundtheroots.
Thetipsoftheroots.
Theshapeoftheroots.
(3)Whatcanweinferfromthelasttwoparagraphs?
Cropswithshorthairscangrowbetterintheunfriendlyenvironment.
Thelongerthehairs,thebettertheplantscangrowintheenvironment.
Scientistshavesuccessfullyincreasedthehairlengthinthecropwheat.
Inwhateverenvironment,therootsofplantsknowwhichwaytogrow.
3.阅读理解
Itwasahotday,andmybrotherWaltandIhaddecidedthattheonlywaytosurviveitwouldbetogoswimminginadeepswimmingholeacrossMr.Blickez'
sPasture(牧场)andthroughsomewoods.
Theonlyproblemwithourplanwasthatthispasturewasguardedbyahuge,meanHerefordbull(公牛).Mr.BlickezhadtoldusthatElsiewasthemeanestbullinthetown,maybeeveninthecounty,andwebelievedhim.Butthehotteritgot,themorewethoughttherewassomethingfishyabouthiswords.Foronething,werememberedMr.Blickezlikedtellingtalltales;
foranother,Elsieseemedlikeastrangenameforabull.
Finally,ItalkedMomintoaskingpermissionforustowalkthroughthepasture,butthenanotherproblemsurfaced.MomsaidshewouldtalktoMr.BlickezifwewouldtakeourcousinJoaniealongwithus.Joaniewasalmosttwoyearsolderthanmeandaheadtaller.Ifherteasingevergotaroundmygradeschool,itwouldbealloverforme.Infact,Istillhadaheadachefromaquarrelwithherthatmorning.“I'
mnotgoingswimmingwiththatsillygirlcousin,”Itoldmymom.
“EitherJoaniegoeswith,oryoustayhomealone,”Momsaidinherserioustone(语气).Igaveinandwesetout.Onyourwayacrossthepasture,Waltyelledsuddenly.Elsiehadapproachedhimquietlyandwaslicking(舔)hisback.JoanieandIdoveunderthewirefence,butwhileIwasonthegroundIlookedupandsawthatElsiewasn'
tabigmeanbullafterall.Shewasgoingtokeeplickingmybrother'
sbackaslongashestoodstill.
Wehadmanygooddaysgrowingupandvisitingoursecretswimmingholeguardedbytheso-called“bigmeanbull”.Andasitturnedout,foragirlcousin,Joaniehasn'
tbeentoobad.She'
sbeenoneofmybestfriendsovertheyears.
(1)What'
sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“fishy”inParagraph2?
Funny.
Interesting.
Doubtful.
Believable.
(2)What'
sthesecondproblemtheauthorhadtoface?
Hismotherfailedtoaskpermissionforhim.
Hismotherinsistedonhiscousingoingwithhim.
Hequarreledwithhiscousinandhadaheadache.
Hiscousinmadejokesonhiminhisgradeschool.
(3)WecanlearnfromthepassagethatElsie
.
washisowner'
sfavoritebull
wasaggressivebecauseofhernature
dislikedtoplaywithlittlechildren
wasactuallyfriendlytopeople
(4)What'
sthepassagemainlyabout?
ThebullguardingMr.Blickez'
sfarm.
Thestoryofvisitingtheswimminghole.
Howfriendlytheso-called“bigmeanbull”was.
HowtheauthorchangedhisattitudetoJoanie.
4.阅读理解
RecentlyactorAdrienGrenierhaslaunched(发动)acampaigntoreducetheamountofsingle-useplasticusageinordertoprotectandsavemarine(海洋的)wildlifeandtheenvironment.Plasticdrinkingstrawsareamongmanysingle-useplasticproductscontributingtothegreatlossofmarinelife,butthey'
reagreatplacetostartbecausethey'
resomethingthatareusedbymillionsofAmericanswhoareunawarethatthey'
resodamaging.
Americansusemorethan500millionstrawsdaily,whichisenoughtofill127schoolbuseseachdayandtheycan'
tberecycled.Thatmeansplasticstrawsmightendupinoceans,wherefishandothermarinewildlifemistakethesmallbitsforfoodandswallowthem.Afterseeingaphotoofabeachedwhalewithabellyfullofplastic,GrenierfelttheinspirationtolaunchtheLonelyWhaleFoundation,hopingtoinspireandeducateothersonthechallengesfacedbymarinewildlife.
Alongwithstoppingtheuseofstraws,Grenierhopestoeducateconsumeronthedangersofothersingle-useplasticitemssuchasgrocerybagsandwaterbottles.WhilemanyAmericansusetheseplasticproductsintheirdailylife,therearemanyalternativesthatcanhelpprotecttheenvironmentsuchasstrawsmadefromstainlesssteel,glass,andevenbambooinsteadofplastic.
Inadditiontoquittingyourstrawhabit,youcanfurtherhelptheenvironmentbytakingtheIChoosetoReusecommitment,andstopyouruseofsingle-usecoffeecups,checkoutbagsandbottledwater.Instead,takeadvantageofanynumberofalternativereusableproducts.
Needanotherreasontostopdrinkingfromstraws?
Grenieralsosaysusingstrawscancausewrinkles!
(1)Protectingmarinewildlifecanstartwithstoppingusingplasticdrinkingstrawsbecause
theyaremarinewildlife'
sfavoritefood
they