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NewHorizonEnglishAchievementTestforGrade2011

Reading&WritingTestPaper

BandⅡClassA

PartⅠWriting（15points）

Directions:

Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthefollowingtopic:

HowtoMakeaGoodImpression.Youshouldwriteatleast100wordsandyoushouldbaseyourcompositionontheoutline（inChinese）below:

HowtoMakeaGoodImpression

1.人人都想给别人留下好印象

2.给别人留下好印象的途径

3.我的做法

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PartIIReadingComprehension（SkimmingandScanning）（10points）

Directions:

Direction:

Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthequestionsonAnswerSheet1.

Forquestions1---7,mark

Y（forYES）ifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage;

N（forNO）ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgiveninthepassage;

NG（forNOTGIVEN）iftheinformationisnotgiveninthepassage.

Forquestion8---10,completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.

BullyingandChildren

Whatyoursonisdescribingisbullying,plainandsimple.Althoughitislateintheschoolyear,youshouldtakeactionbyreassuringyoursonthathedidnothingtobringthisonandthatyouwillhelphim.Manyparents,unfortunately,thinkthatbullyingandbeingbulliedareritesofpassage,somethingallkidsendureatsomepointintheirlivesjustlikesufferingthroughboringassembliesandbadcafeteriafood.Butbullyingisnot,andshouldnotbe,consideredanormalpartofgrowingup.

StudiesdoneinNorwayshowthatbullyingismostcommonintheyoungeragegroupsbutisstillpresenteveninthemid-teens.Thepercentofchildrenwhoarebulliedrangesfrom17%inthesecondgradetoabout5%intheninthgrade.ArecentsurveyintheUnitedStatesshowsthat10%ofchildrenreportedbeingbullied,13%reportedbeingabully,and6%reportedbeingbothbulliedandbeingthebully.Thissurveywaslimitedtosixththroughtenthgraders.

Whatisbullying?

Bullyinginvolvesintentionalandrepeatedactionsandwordsdesignedtointimidateorhurtanotherperson.Thereisusuallyanimbalanceofpower,eitherphysicalorpsychological,betweentheperpetratorandhisorhervictim.Occasionalnamecallingandshovingarenotconsideredbullyingtauntsandnamecallingbyanypersonsregularly,thenthatisconsideredbullying.Physicalaggression,socialalienation,verbalaggression,andintimidationarethefourmaincategoriesofbullying.

Manyparentsareshockedwhentheyfindouttheirchildhasbeenthevictimofabully,andafewparentsareshockedtofindoutthattheirchildhasbeenabully.Victimstendtobemorepassive,anxious,andinsecurethannon-victimsandtohavemorenegativeviewsofthemselves.Asmallpercentageofvictimsaretermed“provocative”becausetheyarebothanxiousandaggressive,oftenseekingtheattentionoftheperpetrator.

Thebullies,bycomparison,tendtobeaggressivechildrenandfrequentlylacksympathyforothers.Bulliesusuallyhaveapositiveself-imageandadesiretobeincontrol.Thebullycherishespower.Thecherishedmythofthebullyasalonerwithapoorself-imageseekingtobolsterhisownself-worthbyattackingothersdidn’tholduptoscrutinyofscientificstudy.Ofcourse,therewillalwaysbevictimsandperpetratorswhodonotfittheseprofiles!

Anychildcanbeabully,andanychildcanbebulliedifthecircumstancesareright.

Althoughbullyingiscommon,studiesreportthatonlyhalfthechildrenreportwhatishappeningtoaparent,andevenfewertoateacher.Fewadultswitnesstheactsofthebullybecausemostaggressionoccursatschoolandplaceswherethereislittleoversightbyanadult.Theplayground,cafeteria,andtestroomsarecommonlocationsfortheperpetratortoact.

Childrenwhoarevictimsmaydevelopavarietyofvaguehealthcomplaintstoavoidgoingtoschoolorwhereverthebullyingistakingplace.Sometimesthiskindofschoolavoidancebehaviorcanbearedflagforparents,soaskyourchildifheorsheisbeingpickedonandbullied.

Whattodoaboutbullying

Ifyourchildrevealstoyouthatheorsheisbeingbullied,takeaction.Parentscanhelpthechildbyteachinghimhowtodemonstrateanairofself-confidencebymakinggoodeyecontact,speakingclearlyandloudlyenoughtobeheard.Remindthechildtowalkawayfromtheencounter,tellthebullyfirmlythatheisinthewrong,andtotellateacher,parentorotheradultwhatishappening.

Parentsofbulliesshouldalsointervenetostopthebehaviorandmakeitclearthatbullyingwillnotbetoleratedorignored.Onestudyshowedthat60%ofboyswhowereidentifiedasbulliesingraderssixthroughninehadatleastonecriminalconvictionbyage24years,between35%and40%ofthesechildrenhadthreeormorecriminalconvictionsbythatsameage.Psychologicalcounselingisoftenhelpfulandmayidentifytheunderlyingproblemssuchasdepressionorconductdisorder.

Therearemanyresourcesforparentsandteachers.ThereareanumberofgoodbookssuchasTacklingBullyinginYourSchool:

APracticalHandbookforTeachersbySharpandSmithaswellasBullyProofingYourSchoolbyGarrity,JensandPorter.

1．Accordingtotheauthor，bullyingandbeingbulliedshouldbeconsideredasanormalpartofgrowingup.

2．Fromthesecondgradetotheninthgrade,thepercentageofchildrenwhoarebullieddecreases.

3．Occasionalnamecallingandshovingarenotconsideredbullyingbecausetheyusuallydonoharmtothevictims.

4．Victimsaredescribedasmorepassive,anxious,andinsecurethannon-victims.

5．Studiesrevealthatchildrentrusttheirteachersmorethantheirparentswhentheyareconfrontedwithbullying.

6．Childrenwhoarebullyingsometimesevenstayawayfromschoolwithoutpermission.

7.APracticalHandbookforTeachersiswrittenbySharpandSmith,professorsofaprestigiousuniversity.

8.Toavoidgoingtoaplacewheretheyarebullied,thechildrenmayinventvarious.

9.Parentscanhelpthebulliedchildbywayoftellinghimtoshowbyhisactions.

10.Findingoutsuchuneasilynoticedproblemsasdepressioncanresortto.

PartⅢVocabularyandStructure（20points）

Directions:

Thereisablankineachsentence.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushouldchooseONEanswerwhichmakesthesentencecorrect.

11.

Heknewwhathehadtodo,andhegotupanddiditbeforehechangedhis________.

A.head

B.mind

C.brain

D.sense

12.

Marywasso_______inherjobthatshedidn'thearanybodyknockingatthedoor.

A.attracted

B.excited

C.absorbed

D.drawn

13.

Therealityis,asithasalwaysbeen,thatteachingisarewarding,butattimes________profession.

A.instructing

B.benefiting

C.well-paying

D.frustrating

14.

Hewasagoodworkerwhowas________tohisfamilyaswellastohiswork.

A.consistent

B.committed

C.content

D.engaged

15.

Sheisa______womanwhoiscertainofherideasandactions.

A.significant

B.aware

C.confident

D.intense

16.

Hearrivedlate,_______wasannoying.

A.what

B.that

C.which

D.thewhich

17.

Thebossrefusedtogiveany_______onthefactthathisworkerswereoutofjobs.

A.response

B.comment

C.answer

D.reply

18.

Mr.Thomasfoundthecoinswhile________inhisbackgarden.

A.digging

B.wasdigging

C.dug

D.beingdigging

19.

FormostpeopleinChina,thebicycleisstilltheirmain________oftransport.

A.means

B.impression

C.attraction

D.course

20.

Listening,speaking,reading,andthenwriting_______thebasicorderinlanguagelearning.

A.assists

B.constitutes

C.establishes

D.founds

21.

Heknewwhathehadtodo,andhegotupanddiditbeforehechangedhis________.

A.head

B.mind

C.brain

D.sense

22.

Marywasso_______inherjobthatshedidn'thearanybodyknockingatthedoor.

A.attracted

B.excited

C.absorbed

D.drawn

23.

Therealityis,asithasalwaysbeen,thatteachingisarewarding,butattimes________profession.

A.instructing

B.benefiting

C.well-paying

D.frustrating

24.

Hewasagoodworkerwhowas________tohisfamilyaswellastohiswork.

A.consistent

B.committed

C.content

D.engaged

25.

Sheisa______womanwhoiscertainofherideasandactions.

A.significant

B.aware

C.confident

D.intense

26.

Hearrivedlate,_______wasannoying.

A.what

B.that

C.which

D.thewhich

27.

Thebossrefusedtogiveany_______onthefactthathisworkerswereoutofjobs.

A.response

B.comment

C.answer

D.reply

28.

Mr.Thomasfoundthecoinswhile________inhisbackgarden.

A.digging

B.wasdigging

C.dug

D.beingdigging

29.

FormostpeopleinChina,thebicycleisstilltheirmain________oftransport.

A.means

B.impression

C.attraction

D.course

30.

Listening,speaking,reading,andthenwriting_______thebasicorderinlanguagelearning.

A.assists

B.constitutes

C.establishes

D.founds

PartⅣReadingComprehension（ReadinginDepth）

SectionA（10points）

Directions:

Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesinawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybefore