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语篇训练卷（九）

Module3　IntegratingSkills

Ⅰ.完形填空

WhenIwasinGermany,onedayatChristmas-timeIwenttoapostofficetosendaletter.Tomy　1　Ifoundpeoplequeuingsomepacesawayfromthepersonatthesavingsdepositwindow.　2　so?

Eachdidhisbusiness　3　butthelinenevermovedastep　4　.Iwasvery　5　,soIwalkedtothewindowtofindoutthecause.Therewasanoticeonwhichwaswritten“Thankyouforyour　6　forothers’privacy”—apolite　7　tokeeppeopleawayfromnosingintoothers’　8　（moneymattersareregardedasprivacyinWesterncountries）.Iwasdeeplyimpressedbythe　9　andstayedawhiletowatch:

theywerewaitingso　10　atadistancethattheyseemedquite　11　tothepractice.The　12　thinghappenedatapublictelephonebox.　13　waitingfortheirturnsalwayskepttheirdistance—enoughtobeoutof　14　.It’sanothertypicalexample!

FromthenonI　15　towatchtheirwaysofdoingthings,manners,treatment　16　towardothers.IfoundtheGermansalwaysmindfulofothers’privacy.Theyavoidedputtingothersinanembarrassing（窘迫的）situation.Forinstance,theynever　17　aboutage,incomesortheplacetobuysuchacoat,　18　wouldtheycommentontheothersorjewelryotherswore.Theirlaws　19　readingdiariesoropeningletterswithoutpermission.Thatshows　20　mattersarenotallowedtobedisturbed.

1.A.sorrow　　B.anger　　C.delight　　D.surprise

2.A.WhyB.HowC.WhatD.Where

3.A.insecretB.withcare

C.inturnD.byturns

4.A.slowerB.nearer

C.fartherD.longer

5.A.curiousB.angry

C.interestedD.impatient

6.A.careB.respectC.helpD.search

7.A.voiceB.phraseC.warning　D.sentence

8.A.pocketsB.savings

C.needsD.affairs

9.A.wordB.sightC.peopleD.matters

10.A.honestlyB.anxiously

C.nervouslyD.calmly

11.A.usedB.familiar

C.uncomfortableD.polite

12.A.interestingB.strange

C.sameD.different

13.A.TheyB.TheseC.ThoseD.That

14.A.breathB.hearing

C.touchD.question

15.A.wentonB.tookcare

C.paidattentionD.tookcharge

16.A.movingB.shownC.facingD.offered

17.A.askedB.heardC.worriedD.learned

18.A.soB.norC.notonlyD.if

19.A.appreciateB.stop

C.hateD.forbid

20.A.publicB.personal

C.smallD.important

Ⅱ.阅读理解

A

CanyonlandsNationalPark

CanyonlandsNationalParkisafamoustouristattractioninUtahwherevisitorscanseearches（拱门）andotherbeautifulrockformations.

CanyonlandsNationalParkisawild,lonelyareaofrocks,riversanddesertplants.OnlyNativeAmericans,cowboys,andexplorersenteredthisareabeforetheparkwassetupin1964.Eventoday,itisdifficulttowalkorridethroughthepark.Theroadsarestillmadeofdirt.Drivingrequiresaspecialvehicle.TheNationalParkServicesaysCanyonlandsNationalParkiswildAmerica.

Riverscreatedtheareaastheycutrocksintomanydifferentformations.AtthecenteroftheparkaretwodeepcanyonscarvedbytheGreenandColoradoRivers.Threeareasthatsurroundtheseriversareincludedinthepark.

OneoftheseareasiscalledtheMazeDistrict.Thisareaincludesrockartmadebypeoplewholivedtheremorethan2,000yearsago.YetmanypeopletodaycannotseetheMazeDistrictbecauseitissodifficulttoreach.TheareaisoneoftheloneliestandwildestareasintheUnitedStates.

AnotherareaoftheparkiscalledtheNeedles.Itincludeslong,thin,redandwhiterocksthatreachhighintotheairlikefingersonahand.

AgoodwaytoseealltheareasofCanyonlandsNationalParkistoflyoverit.Aone-hourtripinasmallairplanemakesitpossibletoseethepark’sredrocks,archesandflatareaswhereancientIndianpeopleoncelived.

Fromhighintheair,visitorscanclearlyseethethirdareaofthepark—ahighbroadflatrockknownastheIslandintheSky.Theislandwasformedbetweenthetworivers.

AnotherinterestingformationiscalledtheUpheavalDome.Thisisahugeholeaboutfourhundredandfiftymetresdeepandonepointfivekilometreswide.Itisconsideredtobethemostunusualgeological（地质的）structureinthearea.

1.WhyisCanyonlandsNationalParkreferredtoaswildAmerica?

A.Novehicleisavailabletogothroughthepark.

B.Theparktodaystillremainsasitwasinthepast.

C.Thereisnoaccessforpeopletogetclosetoit.

D.Avarietyofwildanimalsandplantsgrowinit.

2.WhatdoweknowabouttheMazeDistrict?

A.Nooneisallowedtoexplorethearea.

B.Itisknowntotheoutsideworld.

C.Itsrockartdatesbackover2,000years.

D.ItistheloneliestandwildestplaceintheUS.

3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothetext?

A.Theuniquegeologicalstructureresultsfromtheforceofnature.

B.TheNeedlesisnamedaftertherocksintheshapeofneedles.

C.CanyonlandsNationalParkhasahistoryofabout2,000years.

D.TheGreenandColoradoRiversdividetheparkintothreeparts.

4.Inordertohaveagoodviewofthepark,youshouldgosightseeing　　　.

A.byairB.byland

C.bywaterD.onfoot

5.WheredidancientIndianpeopleusetolive?

A.Theredrocks.B.Theflatareas.

C.TheIslandintheSky.D.TheUpheavalDome.

B

IneverthoughtIwouldhavealife-changingexperienceatWal-Mart.

Althoughmythoughtswereonlyonspeed,thecheckoutlineIwasstandinginwasn’tmovingasquicklyasIwanted,andIglancedtowardthecashier.

Therestoodamaninhisseventies,wearingglassesandanicesmile.Ithought,well,he’sanoldguy!

ForthenextfewminutesIwatchedhim.Hegreetedeverycustomerbeforescanningtheitems.Sure,hiswordsweretheusual,“How’sitgoing?

”Buthedidsomethingdifferent—heactuallylistenedtopeople.Thenhewouldrespondtowhattheyhadsaidandengagetheminbriefconversations.

Ithoughtitwasodd.IhavegrownaccustomedtopeopleaskingmehowIwasdoingsimplyoutofaroboticconversationalhabit.Afterawhile,youdon’tgiveanythoughttothequestionandjustmumblesomethingback.Icouldsay,“IjustfoundoutIhavesixmonthstolive,”andsomeonewouldreply,“Haveagreatday!

”

Butthatwasn’ttheend.

Hegavethemthechange,walkedaroundthecounter,andextendedhisrighthandinanactoffriendship.Helookedthecustomersintheeyes.“Isurelywanttothankyouforshoppingheretoday,”hetoldthem.“Youhaveagreatday.Bye-bye.”

Thelooksonthefacesofthecustomerswerepriceless.Thereweresmilesandsomesheepishgrins.Allhadbeentouchedbyhissimplegesture—andinaplacetheyneverexpected.Theywouldgathertheirthingsandwalkout,smiling.

Ofcourse,hedidthesametomeandIgottoknowhisnameMarty.

Whowasthatguy?

ItwasasifSamWaltonhadcomebackfromthedeadandinvadedthisoldguy’sbody.

Ihadneverwalkedawayfromthatshopfeelinglikethat.

6.Thecheckoutlinethewriterwasstandinginmovedslowerthanexpectedbecause　　　.

A.thecashiercouldn’tworkasfastasothers

B.thereweresomebigpurchases

C.thecashierdidmorethanscanningtheitems

D.thewriterwasnotpatientenough

7.Accordingtothewriter,whencommonpeopleaskyou“How’sitgoing?

”　　　.

A.theydon’treallycarewhatyoumayanswer

B.theyarejustpracticingtheirconversationability

C.theyareinquiringaboutyourprivateinformation

D.theydon’texpecttohearanynegativeanswers

8.Whatwasmostcustomers’reactiontoMarty’sbehaviors?

A.Theythoughtitpriceless.

B.Theywereinsomewaymoved.

C.Theythoughtitawfulandodd.

D.Theyfeltsomewhatoffended.

9.WhatcanweinferaboutSamWalton?

A.HemightbeMarty’sfatherorgrandfather.

B.HemightbefriendlyanddevotedtoWal-Mart.

C.Hemighthavediedwhileworkinginthemarket.

D.Hemighthavecomebackfromthedeadoncebefore.

10.Whatdoesthewriterintendtoexpressthroughthetext?

A.Oureverydaylifeisalwaysfullofsurprises.

B.Mostcustomersenjoybeingtreatedthisway.

C.Beingdifferentisagoodwayofdoingbusiness.

D.Alittlepositiveactioncanmakeabigdifference.

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InAmerica,seldomdoyougoanywherewithouthearingaprinciplecalledWIN-WIN.　1　However,astimegoesby,IhavegraduallycomprehendedthemeaningofWIN-WINprinciple—itistheattitudeofseekingmutualbenefit.

WhenIwaslittle,IusedtoplayChinesecheckers（跳棋）whichincludetwobasictactics（战术）:

　2　Theotheristoblockthepassagesofyourrival.Playersmayapplythesetwototallydifferentapproachesinthegame,butthekeyfortheplayertowinistocontinuouslycreatepathsforhimevenifhisopponentmaytakeadvantageofit.　3　Meanwhile,someplayersmaytakeanotherapproachtopreventhisopponentfrommovingforwardatallcosts.Bythishemaygetashort-termbenefit,butcouldn’tfixattentiononthefinalgoal,thushewouldnevertrulydevelopfurther.

　4　Itscoreistoachieveyourobjectivewhilegivingotherpeoplesomebenefits,sothereisnorealloser.OneexampleofapplyingtheWIN-WINprincipleisthevoluntarysystemintheUS.　5　

Itisquiteusualthatsomepeoplearetooselfishandnevertakeotherpeople’sinterestsintoconsideration,whilesomeonewhoreallyhascouragetodosomethingforthepublicisoftencalled“foolish”or“stupid”.Actuallyhelpingotherpeoplecanbeofgreatdelighttothehelper,forhecanalsolearnsomethingcrucialforhislifesuchassympathy,care,devotion,etc..Soo