1 . A heart-to-heart talk refers to an honest conversation between two people. When sharing a heart-to-heart talk, people will generally share innermost (内心最深处的) thoughts and feelings. This talk usually takes place without other people being present.
Share personal stories.
Listen to understand. Being an active listener is important during a heartto-heart talk. When you actively listen to what another person is saying, he is more likely to open up.
A.Raise questions actively. |
B.Avoid close-ended questions. |
C.Many times, you may listen to prepare an answer. |
D.So it’s considered that the talk will be kept secret. |
E.You should share what you feel comfortable sharing. |
F.Self-disclosure opens the door to a deep conversation. |
G.People find comfort in expressing unhappiness with others. |
2 . I played on the high school basketball team. I played the ball before the game started, and then sat on the bench (长凳) cheering for guys who were actually going to play in the game. When we won, I hugged (拥抱) my teammates.
I enjoyed that. But I didn’t know how my dad felt about my role. I imagined it was hard for him. Dad was a gifted athlete. And my older brothers were sports stars at college. I was not sure how he felt about going to games to watch his son SIT. Still, Dad was always there in his suit and tie. After the game, he’d come up to me, smile, shake my hand and say “Good game!”, even though I did nothing to make the game good. It changed until the last game of the season.
It was a great day for our team — we were up by about 20 with two minutes left. The coach suddenly looked towards me and said, “Walker! You’re in!” The next two minutes seemed not real to me. I remember running up and down the field a few times. When someone started counting down the last seconds, my teammate passed the ball to me. I heard guys on the bench shouting “Shoot (投篮)!” as I faced the basket and shot. We won. But then I didn’t know what to do. I was unprepared for a time when I had hit a last second shot. Naturally, I looked for Dad. He was there, smiling at me as he always did.
Whether good times or bad, Dad was always there to smile, to support and to love. Now I’m in my 50s with a teenage basketball player in my family. I keep trying to be there, no matter what, because I know what it can mean.
1. What was the author’s role?A.He was a green hand. | B.He gave players suggestions. |
C.He was a fan of the basketball team. | D.He replaced those who couldn’t play. |
A.Lost. | B.Tired. | C.Calm. | D.Encouraged. |
A.A Sports-Loving Family | B.A Successful Basketball Match |
C.Dad Always Being There | D.Dad Helping Me Succeed |
A.She was ill. | B.Her aunt visited her. | C.She was busy with work. |
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A.Seven years ago. | B.Ten years ago. |
C.Five years age. | D.Six years ago |
A.Three | B.Four | C.Five | D.Six |
A.date of birth | B.telephone number |
C.favorite sport | D.email address |
A.Paris. | B.Rome. | C.Vienna. |
7 . It was a hot, sticky Saturday afternoon. Hundreds of us set together, side by side, in rows of wooden folding chairs on the main
Afterward, I found Morrie Schwartz, my
He told my parents how I took every class he taught, “You have a special boy here.”
“Mlitch, you are one of the good ones,” he said,
He asked if I would
A.campus | B.park | C.track | D.court |
A.excitedly | B.impatiently | C.alarmingly | D.mindfully |
A.class | B.ceremony | C.conference | D.party |
A.individually | B.bitterly | C.obviously | D.officially |
A.career | B.opportunity | C.youth | D.mystery |
A.previous | B.strict | C.unique | D.favorite |
A.as if | B.even if | C.now that | D.so that |
A.Inspired | B.Amazed | C.Embarrassed | D.Frightened |
A.handed | B.acquired | C.selected | D.delivered |
A.textbook | B.briefcase | C.medal | D.image |
A.the present | B.the class | C.the ceremony | D.the student |
A.admiring | B.seeking | C.measuring | D.searching |
A.ignored | B.hugged | C.dragged | D.comforted |
A.parent | B.graduate | C.headmaster | D.child |
A.interact around | B.update on | C.catch up | D.pick up |
8 . My Father, the Family Man
This year, my seasonal depression took me deeperssion the past, and a new portrait of my father came into my mind. He was a sometimes difficult, always determined man.
In my early memories, I was sitting at the kitchen table listening to my father yelling (叫嚷) about his challenges as an Italian immigrant. Back then, I couldn’t have known his pain as he struggled to find his footing in this new land.
“We left Italy to give you three girls more opportunities for a better life,” he said. “But we’d had a shaky start. The apartment your aunt had secured for us fell through at the last minute. It went to someone without children. So the five of us moved into your aunt’s living room.”
Bills mounted up. “And then I saw your mother’s face was as white as a sheet.” He said bitterly but soon stared down at the table to compose himself. “And the baby was crying. I worried that the houseowner would come knocking on the door.”
Dad jumped to the end of his story, “What more can I say? I went looking for a job. I found one.”
Armed with a few English phrases and determination, he’d walked for miles in a city he didn’t know, stopping at every hair salon, asking for a chance to show his skills as a hair stylist, his profession and passion. That’s what he’d been doing all day, supporting for his family.
Forty years later in Toronto, he sat at the table, asking if I thought he’d provided well for his family. I answered. His eyes watered. Mine did, too.
1. What did the author think of her father in the early years?A.The father left Italy for a better job. |
B.He was moved by his father’s story. |
C.The father’s early struggle was in vain. |
D.He didn’t realize his father’s difficulties. |
A.Show off. | B.Cheer up. | C.Calm down. | D.Make up. |
A.The father had a big family to support. |
B.The author’s eyes watered for her childhood. |
C.The father and daughter misunderstood each other. |
D.The father learned to be a hair stylist in Toronto. |
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