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浙江改编）Theywereabroadduringthemonthswhenwewerecarryingouttheinvestigation,orthey________（come）toourhelp.

7．（2013·

江苏改编）IshouldnothavelaughedifI________（think）youwereserious.

8．Theyoungfirefighterinsistedthathe________（be）wellpreparedandshouldbesenttheretoputoutthefire.

9．（2017·

浙江杭州地区七校模拟改编）Whenyouphonedme,Iwashavingameeting;

howIwishI________（answer）yourcall.

10．（2017·

安徽江淮十校联考改编）Asthedeadlineisdrawingnear,noone________leavewithhisownworkuncompleted.

11．（2016·

安徽卷改编）I________（go）tomycousin'

sbirthdaypartylastnight，butIwasnotavailable.

12．（2016·

安徽改编）Itisluckywebookedaroom,orwe________（have）nowheretostaynow.

13．（2015·

北京改编）—Can'

tyoustayalittlelonger?

—It'

sgettinglate.Ireally________gonow.Mydaughterishomealone.

14．Johnwantstoseemenow,butIhavesomuchworkonhandthatIwouldratherhe________（come）tomorrowthantoday.

15．（2017·

湖南衡阳一中月考）It'

stimethatwe________（do）somethingquickly.

Ⅱ.单句语法改错

全国卷Ⅱ）Someclassmatessuggestwecangotoplacesofinterestnearby.________

全国卷Ⅱ）Wecanchosebetweenstayingathomeandtakingatrip.________

3．（2015·

全国卷Ⅰ）Wemustfoundwaystoprotectourenvironment.________

重庆卷改编）YoucanbeCarol.Youhaven'

tchangedabitafteralltheseyears.________

5．（2015·

四川卷）WhatdoyouthinkIshoulddo?

Ifyouareme,wouldyoutalktothem？

________

6．（2015·

北京卷改编）IfIhaven'

tseenitwithmyowneyes,Iwouldn'

thavebelievedit.________

7．（2012·

湖南卷改编）Sorry,Iamtoobusynow.IfIhavetime,Iwouldcertainlygoforanoutingwithyou.________

Ⅲ.语法填空

MemorizinghundredsofEnglishwords__1__（be）alwaysabigheadacheforstudents.Whynotlet__2__amazingappBaiCiZhanhelpyou?

Firstofall,theapphelpsyoudivideyourworkintodailytasks.Afteryou__3__（choose）thevocabularylistandtheenddate,theappthenquicklytellsyouhowmanywordsyouneedtolearneveryday.Forexample,youcanspendjust10minutes__4__（memorize）15wordseveryday.Doesn'

tthatsoundmuch__5__（easy）thantryingtodoeverythingatonce?

That'

snotall—itcanalsobeveryfun.Thelearningprocessislikeplayingaguessinggame.Instead__6__justshowingtheChineseandEnglishmeaningsofanewword,theappasksyoutofirstchoosethecorrectpicturefromfour,__7__（base）onanEnglish__8__（describe）.Thishelpsyoumemorizethewords__9__（clear）.AndalloftheEnglishisreadbynativespeakers.Youcanalsolistento__10__（it）“Englishwordsradio”featurewhileyou'

rewalking.

Ⅳ.短文改错

Inthepast,weusuallygoshoppinginstores,supermarketsandmalls.Andnowadays,shoppingonlinehasbecomeanimportantpartofmanypeople'

slife.

AccordingtoastudyononlineshoppinginChina,thenumberofonlineshoppinginChinahasalreadycome2.67billion,onlysecondtothatinAmerica.Itisshowthatmostofthemarepeopleagedfrom18to35.Besides,manywomenthanmenpreferonlineshopping.

Therearevariousreasonforpeople'

spreferenceforonlineshopping.Firstofall,it'

sadvantageistosparemuchtimeandtroubleinshoppingoutside.Inanaddition,variousgoodsattractpeople,especialyoungpeoplewhoaremoreparticularaboutstylesandfashions.Lastbutnotleast,onlineshoppinghasagreateradvantageinprice,whichcanattractedonlineshoppers.B　能力提升练

Ⅰ.阅读理解

A

“BarefootMike”getsalotofattentionwhenheshowsupatthebeginningofarace.Helovestorunandhasbeenrunningsincehewasakid.Helovestorace,andoftencompetesin10Kraces.Butthat'

snotthereasonhegetssomuchattention.Peoplenoticehimbecausewhenheruns,“BarefootMike”runsbarefoot.

Runningbarefoothasbecomeahugetrendintheworldofrunning.“Ididn'

tsetouttobeatrendsetter，”laughed“BarefootMike”，otherwiseknownasMikeWhitaker.“I'

vealwaysbeenarunner,butuntilafewyearsago,Ialwaysworeshoes.ThenonedayIwasrunningafterarainstorm.Isteppedoffintothegrasstoavoidapuddle（水坑）onthesidewalk,andaccidentallysteppedintoahugemuddypuddlethathadbeenhiddeninthegrass.Itriedtokeeprunning,butthewetanddirtyshoemadeitreallyhard.Ifiguredthebestsolutionwastojustgetridoftheshoes.”

Miketookoffhisshoesanddroppedthemintothenearesttrashcan.“ThenIstartedrunning.AtfirstIwentreallyslowlybecauseIwaswatchingoutforrocksorotherthingsthatcouldhurtmyfeet,buttherereallyweren'

tanyproblems.”Hestartedgoingfaster.“Itfeltsogood！

”Mikesaid.“Myknee,whichalwaysached,didn'

tache.MyfootwasabletospreadoutsoIhadbetterbalance.Andmyfeetdidn'

tfeelallhotandsweaty.Itwasawesome！

”

“Thereareactuallypotentialhealthbenefitstorunningbarefoot，”saidDr.NancyBower,apodiatrist（足科医师）．

Arecentstudyagrees.Ateamofresearchersrecentlyvideotapedseveralpeoplerunning—firstwearingshoesandthenbarefoot.Inalmosteverycase,whenwearingshoes,therunnerstendedtolandontheheeloftheirfoot,whichtheycall“heelstriking.”Manyrunnershaveimpactinjuriessuchaskneepain.Heelstrikingmaybethecauseoftheseinjuriesormaymakeanexistinginjuryworse.

Whenrunningbarefoot,therunnerstendedtolandonthemiddlepartofthefoot.Theforceisspreadoutthroughoutthefoot.Theankle,shin（胫部）,kneeandhipdon'

tgettheshockofahardlandingwitheverystep.

1．WhydoesMikereceivealotofattentionwhilerunning?

A.Becauseherunsveryfast.

B.Becauseheloseshisshoes.

C.Becausehewearsnoshoes.

C.Becausehewearsstrangeclothes.

2．AccordingtoParagraph2,whydidMikerunbarefootyearsago?

A.Helikedrunningbarefoot.

B.Hewasadvisedtorunbarefoot.

C.Hisshoebecameveryuncomfortable.

D.Hisdreamofbecomingfamousmotivatedhim.

3．Afterrunningbarefootforawhileafewyearsago,Mike________.

A.wasverytiredB.wasbadlyhurt

C.gaveuprunningD.feltunexpectedlygreat

4．Accordingtotherecentstudy,heelstriking________.

A.isbadforone'

shealth

B.iscausedbyexistinginjuries

C.happenswhenonerunsbarefoot

D.canbeavoidedbywearingsportsshoes.

B

It'

sthehottestdayoftheyear,sospendingtodayinsideabigfridgewherethetemperatureneverrisesabove－5°

isratherthrilling.That'

swhyIfindmyself,snowboardinginsideXscape'

sSnoZoneinBraehead.Onrealsnow.

MyguidethroughthiswonderlandistenyearoldchampionshipskierandsnowboarderNicoleRitchie.NicoleisalreadyaregularatSnoZone.Withinfiveminutesofmeeting,sheisthrowingsnowballsatmewhileweareonthelift.

‘Thesnowisreallygoodhere—ittastesexactlythesameasrealsnowtoo,verynice，’shesays.Nicoleshouldknow:

she'

strainedattheBritishSkiTeamcampintheAlpsandhasaroomfullofawards.Insomeways,SnoZoneisbetterthanthemountains,shesay.

Thesnowhereislikerealsnow,butifthesnowwearsaway,there'

sartificialsurfaceunderneath,soyoucanstillkeepgoingwhereas,onthemountain,ifthesnowwearsaway,youcan'

tkeepgoing.TheAustrianscan'

ttrainatthemomentbecausethere'

snosnowthere,butwe'

vegotanindoorplace.’

ItsnowseverynightatBraehead.Atotalofsixteensnowgunsfirecooledwaterintoairmaking1,700tonnesofrealsnowtocoverthe200mslope（斜坡）andthe50mnurseryslope,thebiggestintheUK.

Asever,there'

sahealthymixoffearlesssnowboardersmakingextrememoves,withplentyofpeopletakingbabysteps.However,amongthemalltheexcitedchatteristhesame—it'

sgoingtobealong,coldsummer.

5．WecaninferthattheauthorgoestoSnoZoneto________.

A．escapethehotweatherB.learntosnowboard

C.interviewNicoleD.haveameeting

6．WhatdoweknowaboutNicole?

A.ShelivesintheAlps.

B.Sheloveseatingsnow.

C.Sheisanexpertsnowboarder.

D.Sheisgoodatsnowballfights.

7．WhatisParagraph4mainlyabout?

A.WhytheAustrianshasstoppedtrainingatpresent.

B.Whyanindoortrainingcenterhasbeenbuilt.

C.SnoZone'

sadvantagesoverthemountains.

D.Nicole'

spracticaladvicetotheauthor.

8．WhydoesBraeheadhavesnowinsummer?

A.Becauseit'

sverycoldeveninsummer.

B.Becausesnowisdeliveredthereregularly.

C.Becauseithasahugefridgetostorethesnow.

D.Becausemanmadesnowfallseverynightthere.

Ⅱ.七选五

Thewriter'

sblock

Whateveritisyouhavetowrite,theideaofablankpage—orscreen—canbeverydiscouraging.Hereareafeweasytipstohelpyouovercomeyourwriter'

sblock.

1．Thinkbeforeyouwrite.

Beforeyouactuallystart,thinkaboutwhatyouwanttosay,whyyouwanttosayitandwhoyouaregoingtosayitto.Themostimportantquestiontoaskis:

whatresponsedoIwanttoget?

__1__Itmaybeamemo（备忘录）atwork.Inthatcase,yourmainaimisthatyourreaderwillbeabletogetthemostimportantinformationquickly.

2．Keepitshortandtothepoint.

Useshort,simplesentences,writtenformaximumeffect.Makesurethateverythingyousayisrelevanttoyourmainaimormessage.Ifyoucan'

t,it'

sprobablybecauseyou'

renotreallysureofexactlywhatyouwanttosay.__2__

3．Avoidrepetition.

Youmayfeelthatapointneedsstressing,andthat