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1、速测(六) 完形填空A+B+阅读理解C+D(限时:30分钟).完形填空A)阅读下面短文,从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Last October, I told my pupils in Pompton School about my plan. “Id like you to do jobs to make some 1,” I said. “Then well buy food for someone in need.”I wanted them to experience that its 2 to give than to receive. I hoped they could
2、 experience a sense of their own ability to make a change. Early in Thanksgiving week, the children couldnt wait to 3. Before paying for the turkey and other food we chose in the supermarket, Kristine cried. “Flowers!” And the group all ran toward the holiday 4.“You cant eat flowers!” I said 5. Afte
3、r all, it was helpful to buy more food. “But Mrs Sherlock,” came the loud 6, “we want flowers.”In the middle of the plants, there was a pot of unusually purple mums. “7 will like this one,” the children agreed. 8the address of a poor grandmother who had lived alone for years, we set off. An hour lat
4、er, we stopped in front of a small house. A thin woman with a 9 face came to meet us. As the kids carried all the food in, the old woman oohed and aahedmuch to her visitors pleasure. When Amy put the mums on the table, the woman seemed 10. “Shes wishing it was a bag of food,” I thought. “11 is your
5、close friend in the woods?” Michael asked. The woman brightened.“The birds. They often fly over for food 12 I share my bread with them,” she said. Then we returned to the car. Through the window we saw her walk past the turkey, straight to the 13. She put her face in them and looked up with a big sm
6、ile. She was 14 before our eyes! In that one short moment, the children had seen for themselves the 15 they owned to make a change. Sometimes a person needed a pot of nice purple flowers on a dark November day. ()1.A.friendsB.mistakesC.moneyD.room ()2.A.cheaperB.betterC.saferD.funnier()3.A.take a wa
7、lkB.do houseworkC.have a restD.go shopping()4.A.cardsB.campsC.plantsD.photos()5.A.unhappilyB.warmlyC.carelesslyD.freely()6.A.voiceB.musicC.soundD.noise()7.A.HeB.IC.YouD.She()8.A.AtB.WithC.InD.After()9.A.proudB.fatC.sadD.handsome()10.A.relaxedB.boredC.worriedD.surprised()11.A.WhoB.HowC.WhyD.Where()12
8、.A.althoughB.butC.becauseD.if()13.A.booksB.flowersC.woodsD.rooms()14.A.changedB.brokenC.treatedD.refused()15.A.habitB.abilityC.interestD.courageB)阅读下面短文,用方框中所给词的适当形式填空。tireddistancehardimaginesincedreamexamplejoinoneonNothing is impossible to a willing heart. A short video about seven people wearing
9、 prosthetic devices(人造装置) who took 16. a desert race challenge has become popular. The seven disabled people 17. in the 108-kilometer desert race from May 11 to 14 in Dunhuang, Northwest Chinas Gansu Province. Six of the seven had one leg amputated(截肢), and 18. had two legs amputated. Cheng Baojun,
10、a man from Luohe, Central Chinas Henan Province, the double amputee, said he never 19. he could take part in the desert race. “It is great, I can do it, and you can also.” “It is easy to say, but walking it is 20.” Cheng said. On the first day, they finished a complete section of 27 kilometers of th
11、e race, and on the second day, they finished 20 kilometers. “My legs were painful while I was walking. We also met with a very big sandstorm on the way. But 21. it was a challenge, we could not give up. We all encouraged each other to continue.” he said. After getting 22., they rested on the third d
12、ay and walked on the fourth. Lao Tongyi walked the longest of the group, a 23. of more than 70 kilometers. Team leader Sun Naicheng said that they had to pass through depulation(人烟稀少) areas of the Gobi Desert. He also added that team members challenged themselves and realized their 24. They are good
13、 25. for everyone to learn from. Its up to you how far you go. If you dont try, you will never know.阅读理解Passage 1Many people might think that if they had more money, then they would be happier in life. For example, people might look at what others have, like expensive clothes or nice cars, and wish
14、they could have the same. But the things that money can buy can not bring happiness to a person for long. But is that really true? Studies have found that money can, in fact, make people happier. Instead, its giving money to others that makes people happy. It could be buying a present for a friend o
15、r a family member. It could be buying a homeless person food to eat. It could be giving money to a person in need. Just think about the last time you used your own money to do something for someone else. How did you feel? Whether it is a small or large amount of money, people feel happier when they give. This is because making someone else happy makes the giver happy, too.This idea of connecting your happiness to the happiness of others is described as ubuntu in an African lan
