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高考天津卷英语试题及参考答案

1Kristiisoursecondchild.Whenshewasborn,JimandIthoughtshewas36,butthedoctorpointedoutthatherfeetwereturnedinward.“Left37,itwouldbeaproblem,”thedoctortoldus.We38todoanythingwecouldtohelpourbaby.Whenshewasonlytwoweeksold,Ibroughtherbacktothedoctor,justashehad39.Thedoctorputhertiny40___intocasts(铸模).Becauseshewas41,Ihadtotakeherbacktothedoctoreverytwoweekstohaveeachfootrecast.42thecastingwasfinished,anditwastimeforcorrectiveshoes.JimandIwatchedwithhopeandconcernasshestruggledto43.Thosefirstawkwardstepsmadeusso44.Bythetimesheenteredpreschool,herstepsappearedquite45.Encouragedbyherprogress,weexpectedhertobecomemuchstronger.Whensheturnedsix,we46forherforaskatingclassandsoonshewasmoving47likeaswan(天鹅).Wewatchedinpleasant48assheskimmedtheice.Shehadtoworkhardateverynew49,butshelovedtheiceandherefforts50.At15yearsold,shecompeted51bothPairs-SkatingandTheLadies’Singlesatthe1988WorldJuniorChampionshipsinAustralia,winningboth52!

AttheSeniorWorldChampionshipsin1991,shewontheLadies’Singles.ThenwefoundourselvesfilledwithloveandprideinFrance,atthe1992WinterOlympics,53ourdaughter,KristiYamaguchi,wonthegoldmedal.Westoodup,respectingKristi,54herstrengthanddedication.Inoureyes,Kristihadalwayswalkedinthelifewiththegraceofatrue55.36、A、successfulB、perfectC、disabledD、unhealthy37、A、unfinishedB、unrecoveredC、uncorrectedD、unfilled38、A、waitedB、determinedC、orderedD、refused39、A、beggedB、directedC、allowedD、promised40、A、feetB、handsC、footD、toes41、A、growingB、walkingC、cryingD、increasing42、A、GraduallyB、FirstlyC、EndlesslyD、Eventually43、A、sitB、walkC、escapeD、jump44、A、sadB、hopelessC、disappointedD、proud45、A、weakB、heavyC、normalD、common46、A、askedB、demandedC、registeredD、joined47、A、slowlyB、carefullyC、quietlyD、smoothly48、A、sorrowB、troubleC、doubtD、surprise49、A、placeB、processC、movementD、subject50、A、paidupB、paidoffC、paidbackD、paidout51、A、withB、forC、inD、against52、A、sportsB、timesC、eventsD、cases53、A、asB、unlessC、ifD、though54、A、wonderingB、developingC、believingD、admiring55、A、daughterB、athleteC、skierD、champion

2Haveyoueverhadproblemsinyourlifeanddon’tknowhowtobehappy?

If_36_,youwillfind“BeingaHappyTeenager”byAustralianwriterAndrewMatthews_37_.Inhisbook,Matthews_38_ushowtohaveahappylifeandanswersthe_39_ofteenagers.Therearemany_40_suchasparentsandfriends,andthebook_41_weshouldstopbeingangryandforgive.Thebooktellsusofusefulskills_42_howtoputwhatyouhavelearnedintopicturesofyourmindto_43_yourmemorybetter.Manyteenagersthink_44_happinesscomesfromagoodexamresult_45_praisefromotherpeople.Butyoucan_46_behappywhentherearenosuch“good”things.Successcomesfroma(n)_47_attitude.Ifyou_48_fromproblems,youwillhavesuccessinthefuture.Someschoolstudentshave_49_suchasbeingtootallortooshort.ButMatthewstellsusthat50comesfromthinkingaboutthingsinapositive_51_.Ifyouare_52_,peoplenoticeyouandyoucangeta_53_viewatthemovie;ifyouareshort,yourclothesandshoes_54_lessroominyourbedroom!

ThisisMatthews’mostimportant_55_:

youchoosetobehappy!

36AsoBnotCitDdo37AwiseBsmartCusefulDsimple38AordersBtellsCasksDargues39AproblemsBquestionsCideasDcomments40ArolesBclassesCcoursesDsubjects41AsaysBwritesCreadsDthinks42AforexampleBsuchasCsoasDsothat43AmakeBturnCletDchange44AwhatBhowCthatDwhether45AandBbutCsoDor46AyetBalreadyCstillDforever47AbadBgoodCindependentDnormal48AlearnBfocusCstruggleDseparate49AexperiencesBdifficultiesCfearsDproblems50AsuccessBhappinessCfailureDheight51AwayBmeansCfeelingsDspirit52AshortBsmallCtallDfat53AlowerBhigherCworseDbetter54AtakeupBspendCcoverupDcost55AworkBlessonCteachingDstudy

3EverydayonthewaytoworkIdrivedownastreetlinedwithpinetrees.Onetreeinparticularmyattention.Itmusthavesufferedsome37.Partofitstrunkgrewnearlyparalleltothe36ground,andtheninaneffortto38itsowncourseoflife,thetrunktooka90degreeturn39tostandtallandstretchtowardthesun.Thistreebecamea40forme.EachdayasIdroveby,IsawthisbentbutdeterminedtreeandIwouldbe41.Itwasaremindertomethat42Imaynothavehadthebeststartinlife,Icouldchange43inthepartsofmylifeatanytime.Iwasplanningtostoponedaytogetaperfect44ofmykindred-spirit(志趣相同的)tree.ButthatweekIwas45.Afterthatbusyweek,Istilldidn’ttakeanyaction.EverytimeIdrovebythetreeIwould46myself,“Tomorrow,I’llstoptomorrowtotakeone.”Thenoneday,asI47by“my”tree,Iglancedover,andmuchtomy48foundasawed-offstump(树桩)wherethatsymbolictreehadstood.Gone.Ihad49myplanuntil“tomorrow”andtomorrowprovedtobetoo50.Apictureofatreeisnotofgreat51.Butmylessonrangthroughclearly52Ifoundoutoneofmycolleagueshadbeen53withstage-fourcancer.Hemaynolongerhavemany54.Whathaveyoubeenputtingoff?

Whatwouldyoudotodayifyouknewyouwould55havetheopportunitytodoitagain?

Whynotdothosethingsthatyouhavebeenputtingoffuntiltomorrow?

36.A.paidB.caughtC.fixedD.escaped37.A.damageB.influenceC.experienceD.defeat38.A.followB.designC.changeD.imagine39.A.applyingB.attemptingC.happeningD.learning40.A.shelterB.signalC.signD.symbol41.A.interestedB.satisfiedC.encouragedD.educated42.A.eventhoughB.asifC.incaseD.ifonly43.A.purposeB.planC.habitD.direction44.A.glanceB.viewC.pictureD.knowledge45.A.busyB.freeC.worriedD.bored46.A.tellB.helpC.callD.see47.A.wanderedB.droveC.rodeD.ran48.A.surpriseB.pleasureC.regretD.happiness49.A.takenoffB.cutoffC.putoffD.calledoff50.A.coldB.farC.sunnyD.late51.A.valueB.achievementC.funD.disappointment52.A.whenB.beforeC.becauseD.unless53.A.linkedB.combinedC.providedD.diagnosed54.A.livesB.tomorrowsC.lessonsD.opportunities55.A.surelyB.almostC.everD.never

4Amanwasexploringcavesbytheseashorewhenhefoundabagwithabunchofhardenedclayballs.Itwaslikesomeonehad36theballsandleftthemoutinthesuntobake.Theydidn’tlooklikemuch,butthey37theman,sohetookthebagoutofthecavewithhim.Ashewalkedalongthebeach,he38theclayballsoneatatimeoutintotheoceanasfarashecould.Hethoughtlittleaboutit39hedroppedoneoftheclayballsanditcrackedopen(裂开)onarock.Insidewasabeautiful,preciousstone!

40,themanstartedbreakingopenthe41balls.Eachcontainedasimilartreasure.Hefoundthousandsofdollars’42ofjewelsinthe20orsoleftoverones.Thenit43him.He’dbeenonthebeachalongtime,throwingmaybe50or60oftheballs,withtheirhiddentreasure,intothe44.Insteadofthousandsofdollarsintreasure,he45havetakenhometensofthousandsbuthehadjustthrownitaway!

It’slikethat46people.Welookatsomeone,maybeevenourselves,butwe47seetheclayshell.doesn’tlooklikemuchfromthe48.isn’talwaysbeautifulorshining,sowe49ItItit.Weseethatpersonaslessimportantthansomeonemore50orstylishorwellknownorwealthy.Butwehaven’ttakenthetimetofindthetreasure51insidethatperson.Thereisatreasureineachandeveryoneofus.wetakethetimetogettoknowthatpersonandIfaskGodtoshowusthatpersonthe52heseesthem,thentheclaybeginsto53andthebrilliantjewelbeginstoshineforth.Maywenotcometothe54ofourlivesandfindoutthatwe’vethrownawaya55infriendshipsbecausethegems(宝石)werehiddeninballsofclay!

MayweseethepeopleinourworldasGodseesthem.36.A.inventedB.rolledC.handledD.bounced37.A.confusedB.encouragedC.interestedD.relaxed38.A.dippedB.pushedC.kickedD.threw39.A.untilB.whenC.sinceD.though40.A.FrightenedB.DeterminedC.ExcitedD.Disappointed41.A.shiningB.floatingC.survivingD.remaining42.A.worthB.valueC.costD.wealth43.A.shockedB.rejectedC.struckD.delighted44.A.cavesB.wavesC.seashoreD.storms45.A.mightB.mustC.couldD.should46.A.withB.towardsC.aboutD.between47.A.hardlyB.actuallyC.simplyD.luckily48.A.distanceB.outsideC.weightD.pattern49.A.removedB.suspectedC.ignoredD.reserved50.A.beautifulB.cautiousC.positiveD.grateful51.A.lostB.hiddenC.dividedD.mixed52.A.momentB.pointC.degreeD.way53.A.comeoffB.breakawayC.takeoverD.falldown54.A.sightB.bestC.middleD.end55.A.relationB.positionC.fortuneD.memory

5Ifyouhaveeverbeendiscouragedbecauseoffailure,pleasereadon.Foroften,achievingwhatyou36todoisnottheimportantthing.Letmeexplain.Twobrothersdecidedtodiga37holebehindtheirhouse.Astheywereworking,acoupleofolderboysstoppedbyto38.“Whatareyoudoing?

”askedoneofthevisitors.“Weplantodigaholeallthewaythroughtheearth!

”oneofthebrothers39excitedly.Theolderboysbegantolaugh,40theyoungeronesthatdiggingaholeallthewaythroughtheearthwas41.Afteralong42,oneofthediggerspickedupajarfullofspiders,wormsandawidevarietyofinsects.He43thelidandshowedthewonderfulcontentstothescoffing(嘲笑的)44.Thenhesaidquietlyand45,“Evenifwedon’tdigallthewaythroughtheearth,lookwhatwehavefoundalongtheway!

”Their46wasfartooambitious,butitdid47themtodig.Andthatiswhatagoalisfor—tocauseustom

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