各区一模C篇.docx

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各区一模C篇

C

Sometimesyouthinkyourteacherhatesyou?

You’renottheonlyone.Teachersandstudentssometimeshavepersonalityclashes（冲突）,justlikeanytwopeoplewhodon’tgetalong.Afterall,teachersaren’tperfect.

However,mostofthetime,therearelotofreasonswhyyoucomplainaboutyourteacher’sbadattitude（态度）toyou.Sotrytofindoutifyourteacherreallydoesdislikeyou.Orsomethingelseisgoingon.Herearesomequestionstoaskyourself:

*Isyourteacherangryatyoupersonally,oratsomethingyou’vebeendoing?

Allteachershavesomethingthattheystronglydislike.Maybeyourteacherhatesitwhenpeoplewhisper（低声说话）inclass.Ifyoutryhardnottodothesethings,thesituationmightgetbetter.

*Areyoutheonlypersonbeingtreatedbadly,orisyourteachershoutingatthewholeclass?

Askyourclassmatesifthey’vebeenhavingtroublewiththeteachertoo.Iftheysayyes,perhapsyourteacherishavingproblemsoutsideofschool,orisnewandfeelssomethingbadly.

*Areyouworkinguptoyourability?

YouandthekidsittingbesideyoubothgotaConthelasttest,andyourteachertoldyouthatyoucoulddobetter,butdidn’tsayanythingtoher!

Isn’tthisunfair?

Well,teachersoftentreatdifferentstudentsindifferentlevelsindifferentways.Theywillbeangryiftheyfeelsomeonedoesnotdotheworkheisableto.It’stheirwaytoencourageastudenttotryalittleharder.

*Areyoumoresensitive（敏感）thanmoststudents?

Trytofindoutifyouareverysensitivetobecriticized（批评）.Iftheotherstudentsaren’tassensitive,theywillnotbeinsuchtroubleeventhoughtheteachertreatedthemthesameway.There’snothingwrongwithbeingsensitive,butifyouacttocriticismdifferentlythanmostkids,thiswouldbethereasonwhyyouthinkyourteacherdoesn’tlikeyou.

54.Thewriterthinksthatitis____whenteachersandstudentshaveclashes.

A.notamatteratallB.aseriousproblem

C.somethingnormalD.nogoodforstudents

55.Ifonlyoneboyiscriticizedinateacher’sclass,theboyshould____.

A.askhisclassmatesforhelpB.thinkmoreabouthimself

C.talkwiththeteacheratonceD.treattheteacherthesameway

56.Thewriterwrotethepassagetotellstudentshowto____.

A.getalongwiththeirteachersB.doduringaclassasastudent

C.understandtheteachers’feelingD.actwhentheyarecriticized

C

MynameisLinHui.Iliketotellstoriesaboutpeoplewhoworktogether.Whatisevenbetteriswhencountrieshelpeachotherandbuildagoodfriendship.AnexcellentexampleofthishappenedwhenBritainandChinaworkedtogethertobringtheMiludeerbacktoChina.

Miludeer,akindofanimalwithlargehorns（角）,usedtobecommoninChinalongago.Likeotherdeertheylivedtogetherandategrassandthesoftpartsoftrees.Miludeerwereoftenkilledforfoodorsport.TheMingandQingdynasties（朝代）didnotprotectthemandmanywerekilled.ThatishowtheMiludeerdisappearedfromChina.

Luckilybeforeallofthemwerekilled,someweretakentoBritaintoimprovetheenvironmentofthebeautifulparkwhichbelongedtotheDukeofBedford.HelikedthemsomuchthathetookthemfromChinatoBritain.Miludeerlikedthecool,wetweatherinEnglandandtheirnumberincreasedyearbyyear.Asaresult,whenin1985thegovernmentofChinawantedtobringbacktheMiludeer,theDukeofBedfordwasabletohelp.ThefirstdeercamebacktoChinatotheNanhaiziMiluPark20kilometerssouthofBeijingandthecentreinDafeng,Jiangsuprovince.

ThedeercertainlyseemhappytobebackinChinabecausetheirnumberhasgrownquickly.TherearenowsomanyofthemthatanewparkhasbeenopenedfortheminHubeiProvince.AtthemomenttheMiludeerliveincentreswheretheyarebeingwellprotectedandcaredfor.Itishopedthatonedaytherewillbeenoughanimalstoletthemliveinthewildagain.

54.TheMiludeerdisappearedlongagoinChinabecause.

A.theywerenotwellprotectedB.theycouldfindnothingtoeat

C.theydiedofaseriousdiseaseD.theyhadthehabitoflivingtogether

55.AftersomeoftheMiludeerweretakentoBritain,.

A.peopleusedthemtocarrythings

B.theDukeofBefordsoldthemall

C.theydidn’tliketheweatherthere

D.theirnumberbecamelargerandlarger

56.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.ThenumberoftheMuludeer.B.ThelifeoftheMiludeer.

C.ThereturnoftheMiludeer.D.TheimportanceoftheMiludeer.

C

Therisingcostsofhealthcarehavebecomeaproblemformanycountriesintheworld.Todealwiththisproblem,itisreportedthatabigpartofthegovernment’shealthbudge（预算）hasbeenusedforhealtheducationanddiseasepreventioninsteadoftreatment.Actually,manykindsofdiseasesarepreventableinmanywaysandpreventingadiseaseisusuallymuchcheaperthantreatingit.Forexample,peoplecouldavoidcatchingacoldiftheydressedwarmlywhentheweatherstartsgettingcold.Butmanypeoplegetsickbecausetheyfailtodoso,andhavetospendmoneyseeingadoctor.

Dailyhabitslikeeatingmorehealthyfoodwouldhavekeptmillionsoffamiliesfrombecomingbankrupt（破产）ifthepatientshadtakenwaysforearlyprevention.Forexample,keepingabalanceddiet（均衡饮食）,suchasnotconsumingtoomuchanimalfatandtryingtohaveenoughvegetablesandfruits,seemstobequiteimportant.

Oneveryeffectiveandcostlesswayofpreventionisregular（定期的）exercise,whichisnecessaryforahealthymindandbody.Regularexercise,suchasrunning,walking,andplayingsportsisagoodwaytomakepeoplefeelbetter.

Inaddition,healtheducationplaysakeyroleinimprovingpeople’shealth.Bygivingpeoplemoreinformationabouthealth,countriescouldhelppeopleunderstandtheimportanceofdiseasepreventionandwaystoachieveit.Forexample,knowingone’sfamilymedicalhistoryisaneffectivewaytohelpkeephealthy.Informationabouthealthproblemsamongcloserelativeswillmakethemawareofwhattheyshoulddotopreventcertaindiseasesthroughlifestylechanges,whichwillworkbeforeitistoolate.However,payingmoreattentiontodiseasepreventiondoesnotmeanmedicaltreatmentisunimportant.Afterall,preventionandtreatmentarejusttwodifferentmeanstowardthesameeffect.Inconclusion,wecouldsavemoneyonhealthcareandtreatpatientsmoresuccessfullyifourcountryspendsmoremoneyonhealthpreventionandeducation.

54.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“consuming”inParagraph2?

A.Avoiding.B.Producing.C.Eating.D.Cooking.

55.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.HealthorIllness?

B.ExerciseorIllness?

C.PreventionorEducation?

D.PreventionorTreatment?

56.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat______.

A.morehealtheducationshouldbegiven

B.dressingwarmlycanpreventdiseases

C.abalanceddietischeaperthanregularexercise

D.thegovernment’shealthbudgetshouldbeincreased

C

Doyouwanttowatchahotmoviewhilechattingwithyourfriendonthephone，orshopwithyourmobilephonewhileonatrain?

Theongoingtechnologydevelopmenthasmadethesethingscometoourdailylife．

ItissaidthatChinahashadtherighttousethethirdgenerationtelecommunicationtechnology（3G）since2009.

Theso-called3Gtechnologyallowsmobilephoneusersenjoyhigh-speedInternet-basedservices．Ithelpsincreasemobilityinmanyareasofourlives．

Nowadays,manymobilephonesallowyoutosende-mailsorreadthelateststoriesontheInternet，butthespeedisnotpleasing，whichisonly10kilobytes（KB）persecond．But3GgoesontheInternetwithaspeedofupto2megabytes（MB）persecond．Ifrecentmobiletechnologyislikeridingbikesonacountryroad，then3Gwillmakeyouflyontheinformationhighway．Forexample，amobilephonewith3Gtechnologycanhelpdownloadathree-minuteMP3songwithintwominuteswhileitwilltakeyouuptoanhourtodothiswithyourcommonmobilephone．

IntheUKandmanyotherEuropeancountrieswhere3Gserviceshavearoundsince2003，3Ghasalreadybecomeapartofmodembusinesslife．Nowadays，officeworkersareabletospendsomeoftheirworkinghoursathome．Thenewtechnologyallowsthefirstaidservicestoprovideavideolinkwithahospitalordoctorforpatientswhoneedspecialcare．

55．Fromthepassagewecanknowthat．

A．wecan’tenjoyInternet-basedservicesnowatthemomentinChina

B．itispossibleforustoenjoyMP3musicwithourcommonmobilephones

C．doctorscanexaminepatientsbyusing3GmobilephonesintheUK

D．thanksto3Gphones，manyofficeworkersneedn’ttraveltoworkanymore

56．Thewriterprobablyregardsa3Gmobilephoneas______.

A．afastcommunicationtoolB．aflyingtoolonthehighway

C．avideolinktothehospitalD．achattingfriendonthetrain

57．What’sthemainideaofthispassage?

A．Youhavetobuyanewmobilephoneifyouwanttoenjoy3G.

B．3Gmobiletechnologymakesourlifericherandmoreconvenient.

C．Inthefuture,youcanenjoyhigh-qualitymusicusingyourphone.

D．3Gmoviesonmobilephonesarecomingtousinthenearbyfuture.

EachspringbringsanewblossomofwildflowersintheditchesalongthehighwayItraveldailytowork.

Therearesomeparticularblueflowersthathavealwayscaughtmyeye.I’venoticedthattheybloomonlyinthemorninghoursandtheafternoonsunistoowarmforthem.Everydayforabouttwoweeks,Iseethosebeautifulflowers.

Thisspring,Istartedawildflowergardeninouryard.Icanlookoutofthekitchenwindowwhiledoingthedishesandseetheflowers.I’veoftenthoughtthatthoselovelyblueflowersfromtheditchwouldlookgreatinthatbedalongsideotherwildflowers.EverydayIdrovepa