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9.Weknowthatthesewere(具体的)instructions.
10.(尽管)theeffortsoftheUnitedNations,theproblemofdrugcontinuestogrow.
Ⅱ.选词填空
havetroublewith,strugglefor,have...working,beequalto,relateto,dependon
1.Weshouldhelpthosewhoarestillfreedom.
2.It’scruelofthemantothehorsealldaylong.
3.Hisremarksdidn’tthetopicunderdiscussion.
4.Pleasedon’thesitatetoturntousforhelpwheneveryouyourstudy.
5.Thepoormanhissontoearnmoney.
6.Oldasheis,herunningafactory.
Ⅲ.用定语从句完成句子
1.Thereasonwasthathewasillinbed.
他不能到那里去的原因是他卧病在床。
2.Wearelivinginanageonthecomputer.
我们生活在许多事情可以在电脑上做的时代。
3.Aftergraduationhereturnedtothesmalltown.
毕业以后,他回到那个他长大的小镇上。
4.I’llneverforgetthedays.
我永远也不会忘记和你一起工作的日子。
5.Istillrememberthetimebyplane.
我仍然记得第一次坐飞机旅行的时候。
IV.完形填空
Manylanguagelearnersthinktheirpronunciationisgoodenoughbecausetheirteacherdoesn’tcorrectthemtoooftenorbecauseotherstudentscan1them.
Pronunciationistheareawhichis2theleastattentiontoinlanguagelearning.Mostteachers3justlettheirstudentsspeak.Theteachersstopthem4thestudentssaysomethingcompletelywrong.Workingoneachstudent’spronunciationinclassisjust5.Also,thestudentswhoare6atpronunciationmaybeafraidthatitwillembarrass(使尴尬)theirclassmatesiftheyhelp7theirmistakes.
Althoughyoubelieveyourpronunciationisgoodenoughto8,youmaybe9whenyouactuallygotoaforeigncountry.Oneofmyfriendswasthebeststudentinhis10classinPoland.However,whenhewenttoAmerica,hefoundAmericansdidn’tunderstand11ofwhathesaid.
Yourpronunciationmaystillbequite12thatofanativespeaker.Ifthisisthe13,otherpeoplewillfindit14tounderstandwhatyou’resayingandwillnotbecomfortablewithyou.
15,don’tthinkyoucancommunicateinaforeignlanguage16you’vetestedyourskillsonrealnativespeakers.17fornativeornear-nativepronunciationsothatpeopleyoutalktocancommunicatewithyou18.Inordertoachievethisgoal,there’sno19thatyouwillneedtostartthinkingaboutpronunciationand20timeonit.
1.A.mistakeB.watchC.surroundD.understand
2.A.madeB.paidC.foundD.called
3.A.neverB.everC.evenD.usually
4.A.evenifB.asifC.onlyifD.sothat
5.A.fantasticB.impossibleC.necessaryD.important
6.A.poorB.wellC.goodD.strict
7.A.pointoutB.workoutC.tryoutD.putout
8.A.communicateB.travelC.pronounceD.exchange
9.A.happyB.sadC.surprisedD.excited
10.A.PolishB.FrenchC.EnglishD.German
11.A.noneB.halfC.restD.lot
12.A.neartoB.farfromC.nearfromD.nextto
13.A.sameB.matterC.caseD.fact
14.A.easyB.beneficialC.convenientD.hard
15.A.InawordB.InotherwordsC.IntotalD.Onthecontrary
16.A.whenB.untilC.afterD.while
17.A.StandB.LookC.AimD.Search
18.A.easilyB.difficultlyC.trulyD.practically
19.A.wayB.needC.doubtD.wonder
20.A.takeB.costC.spendD.kill
V.阅读理解
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Languageisabridgeofdifferentculture.Themorepeopleacrosstheworldspeakeachother’smotherlanguage,thebetterunderstandingtheywilldevelop.Iamhappythatabout300millionChinese,almostthesizeoftheentireUSpopulation,arelearningEnglish.Meanwhile,intheUSA,therearemanyAmericanswhoarestudyingChinese.Oneofmyformercolleagueswastheenvyofourgroup,partlybecausehespokemanylanguageswell,especiallyChinese.
Toacertainextent,Ibecameinextricably(密不可分地)boundupwithChinesethroughmylife.IstillrememberinMarch2013ImovedfromNewYorkCitytoWashingtonD.C.Thestudentsthere,manyofwhomhadstudiedChineseforyears,desiredtovisitChina,meetChinesepeopleandlearnmoreaboutChinesecultureandhistory.
Whilewritingacolumn,IcheckedonlineandfoundthatanimpressiveChineselanguageteacher,ChristinaStouder,wasstillworkinginWashingtonD.C.HavingspentyearsinChina,includingteachinginHunanprovince,shenotonlyspokefluentChinesebutwasalsoskilledinChineseculture,historyandsociety.
CaitlinKeliherwasastudentatGeorgeWashingtonUniversityinNovember2013whenImetherat“Chineseteatime”,aregularChineseeventattheuniversity’sSigurCenterforAsianStudies.IlovedthegatheringsbecausetheprofessorEdwardMcCordwasabrilliantChinesehistoryprofessor,whoseknowledgeIfoundwasthemostfascinating.WhenIcheckedoutKeliheronlineonWednesday,shewasworkingatHarvardChinaFundasapro-gramcoordinator(协调者)afterfinishinghergraduatestudyatHarvardKennedySchool.
Overtheyears,IhaveinterviewedpassionatestudentsoftheChineselanguagenotjustintheUSA,butalsoinSpain,France,Portugal,CubaandBelgium,whereIamnowbased.Ifeeldelightedwhenyoungpeoplegreetmewithnihao(Chineseforhello)inaCarrefoursupermarketortheparknearmyapartmentinBrussels.
21.Whatdoesparagraphlmainlytalkabout!
A.ThepopularityoflearningChinese.
B.Thebenefitsoflearningaforeignlanguage.
C.ThenumberofpeoplelearningEnglish.
D.Theauthor’sfeelingoftheformercolleague.
22.Howdidtheauthordevelopthetext?
A.Bylistingsomerelativedata
B.Bystatinghisownrealemotion.
C.Byshowinghisownexperience.
D.Byimaginingsomepotentialendings.
23.Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor?
A.HelivesinWashingtonD.C.now.
B.Hecanspeakseveralforeignlanguages.
C.HeenjoysknowingmoreaboutChinese.
D.HemetCaitlinKeliherinaChineseuniversity.
24.Whatmaybethebesttitleforthetext?
A.MyCloseConnectionwithChinese
B.MyAchievementsofLearningChinese
C.MyExperienceofResearchingChinese
D.MyUniqueUnderstandingofChinese
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GrowingupinVenezuela,therewasneverreallymuchcausetolearnEnglish.Forfiveyears,Ispenttwohoursaweekcompletelyinvolvedinunderstanding"
tobe"
numbers,colors,andthedifferencesbetweensaving“goodevening”and“goodnight”.Iwouldalwaysgettopmarks.Yes,thatusedtobeme,walkinglikeaqueenamongeveryday,Spanishspeakers.“Bringiton,life.”Isaid.“Icandealwithwhateveryou'
vegot.”
ButwhenImovedtoCanada,lifehitmesohardthatitknockedmedown.Yearslater,Iamstillrecovering.Livinginanewland,withdifferentpeople,newrules,newweather,anewcultureandlanguage,1wasnolongeraqueen.DidIspeakEnglish?
No,notatall.So,Iwentbacktoschool,thinkingthatitwasachallengeIwouldconquerinrecordtime.ButEnglishwasmorelikeawallinmypath.Evenaftergettingajob,ittookallmycouragetostopmyselffromcrying,completelyatalossandscared.LearningEnglish,speaking,listening—ithurtme.Notthelanguage.Nottheunkindpeople.IthurtbecauseIwasn'
tgood,despitemyefforts.
Now,afteralmostsevenyearsinCanada,I'
vedecidednottosaysorryformyaccent.grammarmistakes,orpronunciation.I'
mgoingtorunaftermydreamsandenjoyabeautiful,richandfascinatinglanguage.Don'
tgetmewrong.Mybrainstillscreams“Givemeabreak!
"
fromtimetotime,butthat'
scompletelynatural.Iknowit'
sgoingtotakeawhile,butatleastnowIacceptthepersonIam—nottheperfectpersonIthoughtIwas.
25.WhatcanwelearnaboutleaningEnglishinVenezuelafromthepassage?
A.Everyoneputmuchlimeinit.B.Itdidn'
tneedmucheffort.
C.Itsstandardwasveryhigh.D.Itbroughtadvantagestostudents.
26.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraphIshowabouttheauthor?
A.Shewasproudofherlevelofforeignlanguages.B.Shefellconfidentenoughlofaceanychallenge.
C.Shewasbraveincompetitions.D.Shelookeddownonothers.
27.WhathappenedrightaftertheauthormovedtoCanada?
A.Shefoundherfeetinthenewenvironmentquickly.B.SheregrettednotworkinghardinEnglish.
C.Shequicklyputherlanguagetalenttouse.D.SheexpectedtoimproveherEnglisheasily.
28.Wecaninferfromthelastparagraphthattheauthor.
A.hasapracticalunderstandingofherselfB.cannowspeakEnglishquitebeautifully
C.hasconqueredEnglishfinallyD.isworriedaboutherEnglish
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Oneofthemostenjoyableexperiencesyoucanhaveistolearnanotherlanguage.IntheUnitedStates,moreandmorepeoplespeakSpanish.LearningSpanishmaybeagreatwayforyoutocommunicatewithnewpeople.Perhapsitcanevenhelpyouwithyourbusiness!
TherearemanyreasonstolearnSpanish.Buthowwillyoudoit?
Manyhigh-schoolersandevenmiddle-schoolershavelearnedanewlanguage,soit’squitenecessaryforusadultstolearnaforeignlanguage.HaveyoutakenaclasstolearnSpanish?
Perhapsyouhaven’t,butyoustillwanttolearn.Whatcanyoudo?
TherearemanywaysyoucanlearnSpanish.Nowwearenottalkingaboutlearningitfromsomeoneyoudon’tknowinthestreet!
LearningSpanishcanbefunandshouldn’tbeviewedasapunishment.Okay,sowheredoyoubegintolooktolearnSpanish?
Here’sonewebsitethatcanhelpyou.It’stheLearnSpanishResourceSite.YoucanlearnSpanishonlinethroughoneofthemanySpanishteachingwebsites.Notforyou?
AnotherchoiceoflearningSpanishistocheckifthereisanythingavailableatyourlocalcollegeorevenlocallibrary.Still