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安徽英语扫扫刊第一次第二次第三次

狂押到底·扫扫刊

6.1—6.9

名校内部模拟题

Ⅰ.完形填空

话题一学校生活

（安徽2015仿真卷）

Cloze1

InChina,wehavealotofhomework.However,mostofthehomeworkcannothelpusthinkcreatively（创造性地）,becauseitisverymonotonous（千篇一律的）.Forexample,weneedtocopytheEnglishandChinesewords1timesalmosteveryday.Manyofusgotosleepverylatebecauseweneedtocompleteour2.Ibelieveifwecontinuetostayup,wewillnothave3tolearnnewknowledge.Recentstudiessuggestthathavingenoughsleep4veryimportanttothedevelopmentofourbrainandbody.

Myforeignfriendsalsohavehomework,buttheirhomeworkisquitedifferent5whatIhaveinmyschool.

IaskedmyfriendEmily,astudentataninternational6inShanghai,howmuchhomeworkshehaseveryday.Shesaidthatsheneedsnomorethantwo7tofinishherhomeworkeveryday,and8homeworkisusuallyverycreativeanduseful.Forexample,herteacherusuallyasksthemto9abookandprepareapresentation（演讲）aboutthebook.Thenthenextday,theyneedtosharethepresentationwiththeclass.Thistypeofhomeworkreallyhelpsstudentsthinkcreatively.Aftercompletingthehomework,shehasenoughtimeto10withfriends,andmoreimportantly,shegetsenoughsleep!

Inthefuture,Ihopeourteachersassign（布置）less,butmorecreativehomeworktous.

1.A.muchB.manyC.moreD.most

2.A.homeworkB.houseworkC.classD.school

3.A.chanceB.turnC.energyD.dream

4.A.amB.isC.areD.be

5.A.toB.withC.forD.from

6.A.classroomB.clubC.schoolD.camp

7.A.hoursB.minutesC.daysD.weeks

8.A.hisB.our　　C.her　　　　D.my

9.A.watchB.see　　　　　　C.readD.enjoy

10.A.hungoutB.cleanout　　　　　C.putoutD.comeout

话题二哲理故事

（芜湖27中一模）

Cloze2

Onceuponatime,somesmallfrogsheldacompetition.Thefirstto1thetopofaveryhightowerwouldbethewinner.Abigcrowdgatheredaroundthetowertoseethecompetitionand

2themup.

Thecompetitionbegan.Nooneinthecrowdreallybelievedthat 3 ofthesmallfrogswouldgettothetopofthetower.Onebyone,thesmallfrogs 4.

Thecrowdkeptshouting,“It’stoo 5 !

Nofrogwillmakeit!

”

Morefrogsgottiredandgaveup,butone 6 climbing,higherandhigher.Thisonewouldn’tgiveup!

Intheend,hewastheonlyonetogettothetop!

Theotherfrogswantedtoknow:

7didthefrogmakeit?

Onefrogwalkeduptoaskthewinner.The 8 isthatthewinnerwasdeaf（聋的）!

Hehadwonbecausehewasabletokeephisown 9. Hecouldn’thearcriticism（批评）;norcouldhehearpraise.

Thereisa 10 forusallinthesmallfrog’sstory.Don’tletothersturnyouawayfromyourpathinlife.

1.A.askfor      B.lookat     C.getto      D.carefor

2.A.wait        B.cheer        C.turn          D.depend

3.A.any    B.some      C.every     D.none

4.A.cameover       B.movedback           C.gotup   D.gaveup

5.A.easy  B.possible     C.difficult    D.low

6.A.loved      B.continued        C.stopped      D.succeeded

7.A.how       B.what       C.whether        D.when

8.A.win        B.thing        C.frog     D.truth

9.A.eyes         B.feet       C.mind       D.head

10.A.problem         B.lesson      C.question       D.story

Ⅱ.阅读理解

话题一文化风俗

（定远县二模）

Passage1

Afterabusymorningatworklunchtimegivesmeachancetodomanythings,suchasexercising,readingorwatchingTV.OneculturaldifferenceI’venoticedbetweenBritainandChinaiswhatwedoduringlunchtime.

InChina,peopleuselunchtimetorestandtakeanap（小睡）.Ioftenseeofficeworkersresttheirheadsattheirdesks.Sometimes,Iseeworkersinrestaurantsalsotakingshortnaps.

HoweverinBritain,thisactivityisquiteuncommon.Britishstudentsusuallyhaveaone-hourlunchbreak.Insteadofnapping,theyfillthattimebyplayingsportsortalkingwithfriends.

AndmanyworkersinBritaindon’tgetthechancetonap.Theygenerallyhaveshortlunchbreaks－between30minutestoanhour.Sothereisnotenoughtimetohaveagoodnap.Becauseoftheshortbreaks,itiscommonforpeopletoworkthroughlunch,andhavefoodattheirdesks.

YetinChina,workershavelongerlunchbreaks,givingthemabetterchancetosleep.Andinterestingly,it’snotonlyChinesewhoenjoynapping.Spainisfamousforitsafternoonnaps,whicharecalledsiestas.Itusuallylastsaroundtwohours!

1.Whatdoesthewriteroftendoduringlunchtime?

（不超过10个词）

2.WhatdoBritishstudentsusuallydoduringlunchtime?

（不超过10个词）

3.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

（不超过20个词）

话题二哲理故事

（长丰县三模英语）

Passage2

Asakid,IusedtospendmysummerwithmygrandparentsontheirlargefarminTexas.Everyfewsummers,we’djoinacaravan（旅行拖车）clubtotravelaroundtheUSA.Ononetrip,Iwasabout