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1、题组层级快练32 Unit 2 Robots . 阅读理解Many high school football programs have been cut recently due to concerns about player safety. Safety is one factor families may consider as their high schoolers decide what extracurricular(课外的) activities to participate in this year. Decreased football programs may also
2、 mean students are looking for new activities. For teens planning to apply to college, the activities they join in could hold weight during the admissions process.“We are not looking at just the students academic records, although thats obviously important，” says Drew Riley, Associate Dean of Admiss
3、ion at Colgate University in New York. “Generally, were looking for students who will contribute to university life beyond the classroom.”Potential college students may have many activities to choose from, but they and their families should consider the following questions before selecting extracurr
4、icular activities.1. Is the student interested in the activity? Students should look for activities they are passionate about and can participate in fully. These activities dont need to be tied to a particular academic interest either. Students shouldnt limit themselves to only one activity, but the
5、re should be some depth and breadth to the activities. Longevity (持久) is important too. When writing applications, students should focus on the activities that will help them stand out.2. Does the activity help the community? Sometimes admissions officers at college want to see that applicants are m
6、otivated not just by improving themselvesbut their communities toothrough activities. Students dont necessarily have to participate in a service trip abroad to show this, Riley says. It could be something small that shows students attempt to make a positive impact on the world.3. What is the student
7、s motivation for the activity? Admissions officers read hundredsif not thousandsof applications a year and can tell if students arent being authentic and are just participating in activities because they think it will build their resume(个人简历) for college, says Riley. Students should have an authenti
8、c interest in the activities they join.1. Why are high school football programs mentioned in the first paragraph?A. To show the benefits of extracurricular activities.B. To stress the importance of safety in activities.C. To describe some common kinds of activities.D. To introduce the topic for disc
9、ussion.2. What does the author say about students extracurricular involvement?A. It should be helpful in showing their personality.B. It can make a difference to their college application.C. It should be centered on students selfimprovement.D. It should be beneficial to their academic improvement.3.
10、 Which can replace the underlined word “passionate” in Paragraph 4?A. Crazy.B. Curious.C. Cautious. D. Happy.4. What is the passage mainly about?A. High school students are looking for new activities.B. Whether high school football programs should be cut.C. Why extracurricular activities pay off wit
11、h college admission.D. Potential college students should attach importance to afterschool activities.答案与解析【文章大意】本文是一篇议论文。如今，高中生选择课外活动时应考虑大学招生录取方面的因素。同时，作者也提供了一些选择课外活动的建议。1. 答案D解析考查推理判断。根据文章第一段的内容，尤其是“Decreased football programs may . the activities they join in could hold weight during the admission
12、s process”可知，作者提及高中足球活动是为了引出下文要讨论的主题。故选D项。2. 答案B解析考查推理判断。根据第一段中的最后一句话及第二段中的“We are not looking at just the students academic records, although thats obviously important”和“Generally, were looking for students who will contribute to university life beyond the classroom”可知，高中生所参加的课外活动在其申请大学时有一定的影响。大学在录
13、取学生时不仅看他们的学习成绩，还关注他们在教室之外能给大学作出什么样的贡献。由此可知，学生参与课外活动会对其大学申请产生影响。故选B项。3. 答案A解析考查词义猜测。根据第四段中的“Is the student interested in the activity？”可知，本段主要强调的是高中生在选择课外活动时要考虑自己是否对要选择的活动感兴趣。由此可推知，画线词所在句指的是学生应该选择他们很感兴趣且会完全参与其中的活动。passionate的意思应是“狂热的”，与crazy的意思相近。故选A项。4. 答案D解析考查主旨大意。纵观全文可知，大学在招生的时候，对学生参与课外活动的情况很看重，因此
14、未来的大学生(高中生)应重视课外活动。故D项最能概括本文的主要内容。. 完形填空阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Hunter Kittle, 24 years old, was driving through Californias Mount Baldy, when his night took an unexpected turn.As he was going down the road, his car turned upside down suddenly and _1_ directly 70 feet into a vall
15、ey. The young man amazingly _2_ the fall, but he passed out and wasnt fully in the clear. Shortly after, he _3_ in his broken car with an injured lung, a fractured(骨折的) skull and a broken leg. His pain must have been beyond _4_. Due to the shape of his then destroyed vehicle and his _5_ injuries, Hu
16、nter was unable to make his _6_ out of the vehicle. He had to deal with his pain alone _7_ someone found him.The Kittles were also _8_ about where their son could be but as each day passed without any _9_， the situation became worse.After three nights, a motorist _10_ and noticed the car wreck (残骸) _11_ in the valley. The ambulance was called _12_.
