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1、考研英语一楚雄彝族自治州永仁县2023年深度预测试卷Section I Use of EnglishDirections:Read the following text. Choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark A, B, C or D on the ANSWER SHEET. (10 points)The Change of Bossy (好指挥人的) LilyI am a helpful person. However, my classmates used to call me “Bossy Lily”. One
2、day, the class shouted again, “Bossy Lily, bossy Lily!” My teacher, Ms. Flora sent me to sit in the 1 for a while to quiet the class. I didnt understand why the class got 2 when I tried to show Mike how to handle the record player. I was only trying to 3 . I also couldnt understand why the teacher h
3、ad sent me to the corner. I was taught to always help my 4 if they didnt know something. I thought the class was 5 in their judgment of me. I thought the teacher was wrong in 6 with them.When everyone was excused for break, Ms. Flora kept me in. I 7 I was in serious trouble, but I still didnt unders
4、tand how my 8 could have caused the teacher to react like this.“Why am I here and not at break?” I asked Ms. Flora. The teacher didnt say a word. 9 , she placed a word puzzle in front of me. Surprised as I was, I got out my pencil and 10 to solve it. It was 11 , with many words I didnt understand. I
5、 raised my hand for help, but Ms. Flora 12 me. I 13 with the word puzzle until I was about to give up. But I was not a quitter, so I stayed with the challenge. Soon I had solved the problem 14 my own. I was so proud I did the puzzle by myself that I raised my hand high to get Ms. Floras 15 . Ms. Flo
6、ra picked up the finished puzzle and 16 .“Im glad that you learned this important 17 from me.” I was 18 . She hadnt done anything. Now she was taking the credit for my hard work!“Now perhaps you have learned to let other students make discoveries 19 . After all, that is the fun of 20 .”In that momen
7、t, I decided that I would never do anything that would cause them to call me “Bossy Lily” ever again.1、Aoffice Bcorner Cfront Dlab2、Asurprised Bcurious Cworried Dupset3、Alead Bprepare Chelp Dplay4、Astrangers Bclassmates Cparents Dteachers5、Afair Bclever Cwrong Dsensitive6、Asiding Bdealing Cplaying D
8、chatting7、Arecognized Bforgot Cagreed Dfigured8、Asuggestions Bactions Cstories Dwords9、AInstead BMeanwhile CBesides DTherefore10、Acontinued Bfailed Ctried Dmanaged11、Aboring Bsimple Cdifferent Ddifficult12、Arescued Bignored Ccomforted Dcaught13、Astruggled Bplayed Cfilled Ddiscussed14、Aat Bin Con Dfr
9、om15、Ahelp Battention Cagreement Dforgiveness16、Asmiled Bsighed Ccried Dshouted17、Acase Bexample Ccomment Dlesson18、Aamused Bconcerned Cconfused Dsorry19、Aindependently Bcarefully Cseriously Dcooperatively20、Aliving Blearning Cthinking DworkingSection II Reading ComprehensionPart ADirections:Read th
10、e following four texts. Answer the questions below each text by choosing A, B, C or D. Mark your answers on the ANSWER SHEET. (40 points)Text 1No one has a temper naturally so good, that it does not need attention and cultivation, and no one has a temper so bad, but that, by proper culture, it may b
11、ecome pleasant. One of the best disciplined tempers ever seen, was that of a gentleman who was naturally quick, irritable, rash, and violent; but, by taking care of the sick, and especially of mentally deranged(疯狂的) people, he so completely mastered himself that he was never known to be thrown off h
12、is guard.There is no misery so constant, so upsetting, and so intolerable to others, as that of having a character which is your master. There are corners at every turn in life, against which we may run, and at which we may break out in impatience, if we choose.Look at Roger Sherman, who rose from a
13、 humble occupation to a seat in the first Congress of the United States, and whose judgment was received with great respect by that body of distinguished men. He made himself master of his temper and cultivated it as a great business in life. There are one or two instances which show this part of hi
14、s character in a light that is beautiful.One day, after having received his highest honors, he was sitting and reading in his sitting room. A student, in a room close by, held a lookingglass in such a position as to pour the reflected rays of the sun directly in Mr Shermans face. He moved his chair,
15、 and the thing was repeated. A third time the chair was moved, but the lookingglass still reflected the sun in his eyes. He laid aside his book, went to the window, and many witnesses of the rude behavior expected to see the ungentlemanly student severely punished. He raised the window gently, and thenshut the window blind!I can
