A.the others | B.others | C.other | D.the other |
—Wow. ________ beautiful music it is!
A.How a | B.How | C.What a | D.What |
She went swimming
A.complains; about | B.gives; to | C.complains; to | D.compares; with |
6 . 初中即将毕业,在初中的两年多的时间你经历了什么变化?请结合自身情况谈谈自己两个方面的变化以及原因,并且谈谈在最后的一学期你打算如何成为更好的自己。
Changes & Reasons | ① used to be shy→more outgoing Because... | ... |
Plans | ① review notes; | ... |
2. 80词左右,开头已给出,不计入总词数。
3. 文中不得出现真实姓名、校名。
How time flies! What great changes we have had!
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A.for | B.at | C.to | D.with |
8 . Four years ago, I received a call from the headmaster. He asked me to speak to the group.
After receiving the call, I was so
After my speech, I met with the headmaster and explained what happened to me. He told me that it was very
A few months later, the headmaster invited me to give a talk at a meeting attended by more than 100 headmasters. I
After giving this speech
As the saying goes, a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Everything is possible if we have the
A.proud | B.nervous | C.surprised |
A.missed | B.caught | C.had |
A.recorded | B.corrected | C.realized |
A.common | B.smooth | C.valuable |
A.achieved | B.expected | C.accepted |
A.confident | B.careful | C.patient |
A.asked for | B.prepared for | C.looked after |
A.calmly | B.carefully | C.successfully |
A.treat | B.educate | C.refuse |
A.courage | B.choice | C.ability |
9 . Going to a movie now has been a part of our life. But have you ever thought of blind people watching movies?
64-year-old Wang Fokun lost his eyesight in his fifties. He had to give up his hobby of watching movies then. But in the past two years, a theater has helped him to get his love for the cinema back. Every Saturday, Wang travels 40 minutes to “watch” a movie.
It’s at Xindeng Theater in Kunming that Wang “watches” the movie. With the help of volunteers, Wang enjoys himself along with many other blind people. The volunteers describe what is happening on the screen, including when the story happens, what the actors or actresses look like, what they are doing…Thanks to the description, the blind can throw themselves into the movie. They laugh when something funny happens and cry during sad scenes.
The task of describing the movie is not as simple as it sounds. The volunteers must be familiar with every scene in the movie. “I watch a movie at least three times and write down every small part,” one of the volunteers said. And they have to practice many times before they do the job. However, they all enjoy the experience. “We’re glad to bring enjoyment to the audience (观众) by explaining the movie,” they said. So far, thousands of blind people have enjoyed more than 100 films described by them. They all agree that the volunteers do a great job.
1. Thanks to Xindeng Theater, 64-year-old Wang ________.A.has a new hobby | B.can enjoy movies again | C.gets his eyesight back |
A.how the blind “watch” movies at the theater |
B.how volunteers prepare for the description |
C.what is happening on the screen at the theater |
A.熟悉的 | B.擅长的 | C.感兴趣的 |
A.Skills to describe the movie |
B.Cultural activities for the blind |
C.Volunteers bring joy to the blind |
10 . Teachers are often considered to be engineers of the human soul.
He is Chinese educator Tao Xingzhi. Last year marked the 130 anniversary of his birth. People in different parts of China commemorated (纪念) Tao by visiting his memorial halls or holding meetings to reflect on his thoughts education.
For Tao, education is an active process in real-life experiences rather than one of telling and being told. He proposed “unity (融合) of teaching, learning, and reflective acting”.
After conducting surveys in Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai in 1921, Tao was surprised to learn that the rate of urban illiteracy (文盲) in China went beyond 70 percent.
Maybe Tao’s motto is the best explanation for his life, “Giving a whole heart, yet taking nothing in return, not even a leaf of grass.”
A.There he studied educational philosophy under the guidance of John Dewey, an American philosopher and educational reformer (改革家). |
B.Even during the anti-Japanese war, Tao never forgot his ambition. |
C.To solve the problem, Tao organized young workers and farmers to study while working. |
D.They are tasked with the mission to spread knowledge, ideas and truth. |
E.On the voyage (航行) of life, he kindled the light of hope for everyone. |
F.Apart from reforming education methods, Tao also tried his best to promote mass education. (推进大众教育) |