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1、Module 1单元加餐练（一）（二）加餐练(一)完形阅读组合练.完形填空Accept life as it is. I learned how to do it from my father._1_， he did not teach me acceptance when he was strong and healthy, but rather when he was _2_ and ill.My father was _3_ a strong man who loved being active, but a terrible illness _4_ all that away. Now
2、 he can no longer walk, and he must sit quietly in a chair all day. Even talking is _5_. One night, I went to visit him with my sisters. We started _6_ about life, and I told them about one of my _7_. I said that we must very often give things up _8_ we grow our youth, our beauty, our friends but it
3、 always _9_ that after we give something up, we gain something new in its place. Then suddenly my father _10_ up. He said, “But, Peter, I gave up _11_ ! What did I gain？” I thought and thought, but I couldnt think of anything to say. _12_， he answered his own question: “I _13_ the love of my family，
4、” I looked at my sisters and saw tears in their eyes, along with hope and thankfulness.I was also _14_ by his words. After that, when I began to feel irritated (愤怒的) at someone, I _15_ remember his words and become _16_ . If he could replace his great pain with a feeling of love for others, then I s
5、hould be _17_ to give up my small irritations. In this _18_， I learned the power of acceptance from my father.Sometimes I _19_ what other things I could have learned from him if I had listened more carefully when I was a boy. For now, though, I am _20_ for this one word.语篇解读：作者在文章中告诉我们人生中有得必有失，要学会放弃
6、，包括个人的青春、美丽、和朋友在内的一切；如果失去，必然有相应的事物来代替。而作者年老多病的父亲却教给了作者一个道理：他放弃了一切一无所获，但是得到了家人的爱。告诉我们不要斤斤计较，要以爱心来对待一切，面对生活，让自己的内心平和。1A.HoweverBThereforeCMeanwhile DAfterward解析：选A我从父亲那里学会了顺其自然，然而父亲不是在身体健康的时候教会我的，而是在他病重的时候告诉我的。上下文之间是转折关系，故A正确。2A.poor BslowCweak Dtired解析：选C见上题解析。3A.already BonceCstill Donly解析：选B父亲曾经是一个
7、积极向上的很强壮的人，但是一场疾病夺走了一切。所以once是指父亲曾经身体很好。故B正确。4A.sent BthrewCput Dtook解析：选D本句使用take表示疾病夺走了父亲健康的身体。故D正确。5. Adifficult BstressfulChopeless Dimpossible解析：选A根据前句可知，父亲不能行走，只能整天坐在椅子上。本句中的even“甚至”，表示递进关系。说明父亲连说话也变得困难，充分说明父亲的状况很糟糕。故A正确。6. Aasking BtalkingCworrying Dcaring解析：选Btalk about“谈论”；本句表示我和姐妹们在谈论生活，故B
8、正确。7. Aexperiences BdecisionsCbeliefs Dambitions解析：选Cexperiences“经历”；decision“决定”；belief“信念，想法”；ambition“雄心，野心”。“我”和姐妹们谈论对生活的看法，同时下文中提及的要放弃，也属于对生活的一种想法。故C正确。8A.till BasCbefore Dsince解析：选B我认为随着我们长大，我们一定要放弃一些东西，如年轻、美丽和朋友等。故B正确。9A.promises BsuggestsCrequires Dseems解析：选D句式It seems that .“似乎”；但似乎在我们放弃了一些
9、事物以后，总有一些新的东西会代替他们原来的位置。其余三项并不能构成这个句式。故D正确。10A.spoke BopenedCsummed Dturned解析：选Aspeak up“说话”；open up“出现；产生”；sum up“概括；总结”；turn up“出现”。在我们谈论生活的时候，父亲突然开口说话了，因为上文提到父亲连说话都很困难的。故A正确。11A.anything BsomethingCeverything Dnothing解析：选C与下一句“What did I gain？”相串联，父亲提出一个问题：他放弃了一切，但是他得到了什么？他用这个问题让“我”认识到“我”的看法是错误的。
10、故C正确。12A.Immediately BSurprisinglyCNaturally DCertainly解析：选Bimmediately“立刻，马上”；surprising“令人惊讶地”；naturally“自然地”；certainly“当然”。“我”想了很久都没有得到答案，但是令人吃惊的是，父亲自己回答了这个问题。与A、C、D不搭配。故B正确。13A.accepted BhadCenjoyed Dgained解析：选D根据11空后“What did I gain？”父亲提出“他得到了什么？”所以本句承接前一句使用动词gain。故D正确。14A.attracted BwarnedCtou
11、ched Dastonished解析：选Cattract“吸引”；warn“警告”；touch“感动，打动”；astonish“使惊讶”。根据前句最后“.tears in their eyes .”说明父亲很激动，本句中的also说明“我”也很感动，被父亲所说的话感动了。故C正确。15A.would BshouldCcould Dmight解析：选A本句中的情态动词would意为“过去常常”，当我对别人的话感到愤怒的时候，“我”常常会想起父亲的话，然后就会平静下来。故A正确。16A.quiet BrelaxedCcalm Dhappy解析：选C父亲的话让“我”意识到要顺其自然，接受生活给我们的
12、一切。所以父亲的话让“我”平静地接受一切，让“我”愤怒的情绪平静下来。故C正确。17A.likely BfreeCready Dable解析：选Dbe likely to do sth.“可能做某事”；be free to do sth.“自由地做某事”；be ready to do sth.“愿意做某事”；be able to do sth.“能够做某事”。如果父亲能够用对他人的爱来代替痛苦，那么“我”也能够放弃对别人的愤怒。故D正确。18A.way BplaceCcase Dform解析：选A父亲用他自己的生活方式接受生活给予他的一切，让他能够平静地接受一切，那么“我”也可以和他一样。所以
13、in this way“用这种方法”。故A正确。19A.wonder BdoubtCguess Dknow解析：选Awonder“想知道”；doubt“怀疑”；guess“猜想”；know“知道”。有时候“我”在想如果在小时候我能够仔细听父亲的话，“我”可能会学到更多。作者是在追悔之前的事情。故A正确。20A.useful BgratefulCshameful Dashamed解析：选Duseful“有用的”；grateful“感激的”；shameful“可耻的，丢脸的”；ashamed“惭愧的”。现在“我”对父亲给“我”的“Accept life as it is”感到很惭愧，“我”早就应该
14、学到的。故D正确。.阅读理解I grew up in a house where the TV was seldom turned on and with one wall in my bedroom entirely lined with bookshelves, most of my childhood was spent on books I could get hold of. In fact, I grew up thinking of reading as natural as breathing and books unbelievably powerful in shaping
15、 perspectives (观点) by creating worlds we could step into, take part in and live in.With this unshakable belief, I, at fourteen, decided to become a writer. Here too, reading became useful. Every writer starts off knowing that he has something to say, but being unable to find the right ways to say it. He has to find his own voice by reading widely and discovering which parts of the writers he agrees
