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7.Amongthemwereasoldierwhowaswoundedinthestomach.
8.It'
simportantforparentsandchildrentolearnhowtogetthroughtoeachotherandskillsinunderstandingandbeunderstood.
9.ThedayswhenweweretogetherwithoutanyworriesaregoneandI'
llalwaysrememberthedayswhenwespenttogether.
10.Sinceyouhaveseenbothfighters,whoyouthinkwillwin?
II、短文语法填空
Whatwouldyoudoifyoufailed?
Manypeoplemaychoosetogiveup.__1__,thesurestwaytosuccessistokeepyourdirectionandstick__2__yourgoal.Onyourwaytosuccess,you__3__keepyourdirection.Itisjustlikealamp,guidingyouindarknessand__4__（help）youovercomeobstaclesonyourway.__5__,youwilleasilygetlostorhesitatetogoahead.
Directionmeansobjectives.Youcangetnowhere__6__anobjectiveinlife.
Youcantrytowriteyourobjectiveonpaperandmakesomeplanstoachieve__7__.Onlyinthisway__8__youknowhowtoarrangeyourtimeandtospendyourtime__9__（proper）．Andyoushouldalsohaveabelief__10__youaresuretosucceedaslongasyoukeepyourdirectionallthetime.
1．________ 2.________ 3.________ 4.________
5．________ 6.________ 7.________ 8.________
9．________ 10.________
III、完形填空
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项（ABCD）中，选出最佳选项。
Bringingagiraffeintotheworldisatallorder．Ababygiraffefalls10feetfromitsmother’swomb（子宫）andusuallylandsonits1．Withinsecondsitrollsoverandtucks（缩拢）itslegsunderitsbody．GaryRichmonddescribeshowanewborngiraffelearnsitfirst2inhisbook,AViewfromtheZoo．
Themothergiraffe3herheadlongenoughtotakeaquicklook．Thenshe4herselfdirectlyoverhercalf．Shewaitsforaboutaminute,andthenshedoesthemost5thing．Sheswingsherlonglegoutwardandkicksherbaby．
Ifthebabygiraffedoesn’t6,theviolentprocessisrepeatedoverandoveragain．The7toriseisveryimportant．Asthebabycalfgrows8,themotherkicksitagaintostimulate（激励）itsefforts．Finally,thecalfstandsforthefirsttimeonits9legs．
Thenmothergiraffedoesthemostremarkablething．Shekicksitoffitsfeetagain．10?
Shewantsittorememberhowitgotup．Inthewild,babygiraffesmustbeabletogetupas11aspossibletostaywiththeherd（鹿群）,wherethereis12．Wildanimalsandhuntingdogsall13younggiraffes,andcalveswouldbepunishedifthemotherdidn’t14hercalftobewatchfulandgetupquickly．
IrvingStone15this．Hespentalifetimestudying16,writingnovelizedbiographiesofsuchmenasMichelangelo,VincentvanGogh,andCharlesDarwin．
Stonewasonceaskedifhehadfounda17thatrunsthroughthelivesofalltheseexceptionalpeople．Hesaid,“Theyare18overthehead,knockeddown,andforyearstheystillget19．Buteverytimetheyareknockeddown,theystandup．Youcannot20thesepeople．Andattheendoftheirlivesthey’veaccomplishedsomemodestpartofwhattheysetouttodo．
1．A．backB．sideC．frontD．head
2．A．lookB．moveC．lessonD．class
3．A．raisesB．lowersC．pullsD．draws
4．A．throwsB．findsC．pointsD．positions
5．A．difficultB．greedyC．unreasonableD．uncreative
6．A．getupB．workonC．liedownD．comeup
7．A．demandB．struggleC．requestD．failure
8．A．excitedB．worriedC．surprisedD．tired
9．A．strongB．dustyC．weakD．short
10．A．WhyB．WhenC．WhereD．Which
11．A．slowlyB．quicklyC．carefullyD．frequently
12．A．dangerB．loveC．silenceD．safety
13．A．hateB．punishC．enjoyD．watch
14．A．teachB．urgeC．remindD．allow
15．A．acceptedB．rememberedC．declaredD．understood
16．A．kindnessB．greatnessC．natureD．expectation
17．A．historyB．recordC．threadD．means
18．A．injuredB．beatenC．killedD．hurt
19．A．nowhereB．anywhereC．everywhereD．somewhere
20．A．changeB．supportC．blameD．destroy
IV、阅读理解
A
阅读下列短文,从给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中,选出最佳选项。
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记叙文 话题：
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Therewasonceatinycountrythatwassufferingfromalongdrought.Ithadgonesolongwithoutrainthatthepeopletherewerestartingtogohungrybecauseofthebadharvests.
Itjustsohappenedthatagroupofmusiciansweretravelingthecountry，tryingtomakealivingfromtheirconcerts.Butwithsomanyproblemsintheland，noonefeltlikelisteningtomusic.“Butmusiccanhelpovercomeanyproblems，”saidthemusicians，withoutanyonepayingthemtheslightestattention.
Sothemusicianstriedtofindoutthereasonitwouldn'
train.Itwasverystrange，becausetheskywasovercast，butnoonecouldprovideananswer.
“It'
sbeencloudylikethisformanymonths，butnotasingledropofrainhasfallen，”peopletoldthem.
“Don'
tworry，we'
llbringraintothecountry，”themusiciansresponded，andtheybeganrehearsingforaconcertatthesummitofthehighestmountain.
Everyonewhoheardthemusicwasseizedbycuriosityandwentupthemountain.Andtheconductorofthisstrangeorchestragavetheorder，andthemusiciansbegantoplay.
Fromtheirinstrumentscamesmall，playfulmusicalnotesthatroseandroseintotheclouds.Themusicwassojoyous，happyandfun，andthenotesstartedplayingwiththeclouds'
soft，fluffybellies，runninghereandthere，upanddown，andthewholeskyturnedintoonebiggameoftickletorture.Beforelong，thegiantcloudswerethunderingwithlaughter.
Themusicianscontinuedplayingjoyfullyandafewminuteslatertheclouds，cryingwithlaughter，soakedthelittlecountrybelowwiththeirprecioustears，bringinghappinesstoall.
Andinmemoryofthatmusicalrain，everyoneinthecountrylearnedhowtoplayaninstrumentand，takingturns，wouldgoupthemountaineverydaytobringjoytothecloudswiththeirbeautifulsongs.
1．Whydidthecountryhavethebadharvests?
A．Becauseit'
stoohot.B．Becauseit'
stoocold.
C．Becauseit'
stoowet.D．Becauseit'
stoodroughty.
2．What'
stheattitudeofthepeopletowardthemusicians?
A．Active.B．Energetic.
C．Cold.D．Enthusiastic.
3．What'
sthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordinthethirdparagraph?
A．CloudyB．Rainy
C．SunnyD．Windy
4．Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?
A．GreatmusiciansB．Musicfortheclouds
5．Fromthelastparagraphwecanlearnthatthepeopleinthesmallcountry______.
A．hatemusicB．lovemusic
C．teachmusicD．practicemusic
B
人物介绍 时间：
Thesonofapianoproducer，ElwynBrooksWhitewasborninMountVernoninawealthyfamily.Andhewasraisedwiththemixofsophistication（高水平）andcommonsensethatwouldmarkhiswriting.
Aftergraduation，ElwynBrooksWhitespentayearasanewspaperreporterinNewYorkCity，andthendecidedtodriveacrossthecountrywithafriend.ThetripgaveElwynBrooksWhitealifetimeofanecdotes.“Whentheyranoutofmoney，”ElwynBrooksWhite'
sfriend，JamesThurber，noted,“theyplayedfortheirsupperandtheirgasolineonaninterestingmusicalinstrumentthatElwynBrooksWhitehadmadeoutofsomepiecesofwireandanoldshoe.”
WhenElwynBrooksWhitereturnedtoNewYorkCityinthemid 1920s，hespentafewyearsbouncingbetweenadvertisingjobsandunemploymentbeforetryinghishandagainatwriting.Notveryseriously，hesentsomeessaystoanewmagazinecalledTheNewYorker.Sinceitsfoundingin1925，themagazinehadstruggledtofindits_niche，andElwynBrooksWhite'
sworkhelpedputTheNewYorkeronthemap.Hisessayswerefunnyandsophisticated；
theyspokeequallytosocialites（社会名流）andcabdrivers，professorsandrepairmen.Throughhisessays，whichhewrotefornearly50years，ElwynBrooksWhitehelpedgiveTheNewYorkeritsvoiceandidentity.
In1945，alreadyaleadingliteraryfigure，ElwynBrooksWhiteswitchedtohissecondoccupationonwritingchildren'
sbooks.HemovedfromNewYorktoafarminMaine，whereheraisedchickensandgeese.Seekingawaytoamusehisniecesandnephews，ElwynBrooksWhitestartedtowritestoriesforthem.“ChildrenwerealwaysaftermetotellthemastoryandIfoundIcouldn'
tdoit，”hesaid.“SoIhadtogetitdownonpaper.”
BythetimehediedfromAlzheimer'
sdiseasein1985，ElwynBrooksWhite'
sessayshadappearedinmoreliterarycollectionsincollegesthanthoseofanyotherwriter.Manysaidhisessaysmatchedhispersonality:
sophisticatedwithoutbeingsimple，criticalwithoutbeingmean.
1．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph2?
A．ElwynBrooksWhitetookthetriptorealizehislifelongdream.
B．ThetriphadalastingeffectonElwynBrooksWhite'
spersonality.
C．ThetravellingcompanionfoundElwynBrooksWhite'
smusictalent.
D．ElwynBrooksWhitehadmanyexperiencestotalkaboutafterthetrip.
2．Theunderlinedpart“itsniche”inParagraph3meanssomethingthat______.
A．suitsitssponsors'
tastes
B．protectsitssocialidentity
C．helpsbuilditsownstyle
D．voicesitsauthors'
concern
3．WhatdoweknowaboutElwynBrooksWhite'
sworks?
A．Theyoriginallycamefromthestoriestoldbyhisnieces.
B．Theywereintendedforpeopleofdifferentsocialstatus.
C．TheyhelpedTheNewYorkerfinditspositiononthemap.
D．Theywerechosenbycollegetextbookswhentheycameout.
C
（2014·
宁夏银川一中高三月考）SamWalton，thefounderofWal Mart，wasborninKingfish，OklahomaonMarch29,1918.HewasraisedinMissouriwhereheworkedinhisfather'
sstorewhi
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