A.She will study there. |
B.She will go sightseeing there. |
C.She will pick up Hanson at the airport. |
1. What makes Erin uncomfortable?
A.Having a business trip with her boss. |
B.Making a lecture in the company. |
C.Booking a hotel room for her boss. |
A.Unconcerned. | B.Positive. | C.Negative. |
A.Avoiding meeting the boss. |
B.Inviting another clerk along. |
C.Learning somebody language. |
A.Pick up the man. | B.Drop the man off at the mall. | C.Have dinner with her parents. |
1. 安慰和鼓励;
2. 为他提供帮助(如募捐等)
注意:1.词数80词左右
2. 可适当增加细节,使行文连贯
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5 . The mental health of children is connected to their parents’ mental health. A recent study asked parents to report on their children’s mental and physical (身体的) health as well as their own mental health. One in 14 children aged 0~17 years had a parent who reported poor mental health, and those children were more likely to have poor general health and a mental or developmental disability.
Being mentally healthy during childhood includes reaching developmental milestones, learning healthy social skills and how to solve problems. Mentally healthy children are more likely to have a happy life and are more likely to work well at home, in school, and in their communities.
A child’s healthy development depends on their parents who serve as their first sources(来源) of support in becoming independent and leading healthy and successful lives.
The mental health of parents and children is connected in many ways. Parents who have their own mental health challenges, such as dealing with anxiety (fear or worry), may have more difficulty providing care for their children compared to parents who describe their mental health as good. Caring for children can create challenges for parents, particularly if they lack (缺乏) support, which can have a negative effect on a parent’s mental health. Parents and children may also experience shared risks, such as living in unsafe environments, and the like.
Fathers are important for improving children’s mental health, although they are not as often included in research studies as mothers. The recent study looked at fathers and found similar connections between their mental health and their children’s general and mental health as for mothers. Fathers and mothers need support, which, in turn, can help them support their children’s mental health.
1. What does the study mainly focus on?A.Some useful social skills. | B.Children’s future life. |
C.Parent-child mental health. | D.Community’s influence. |
A.Raising kids without support. | B.Living in a strange place. |
C.Sharing a common interest. | D.Communicating with each other. |
A.They are often included in studies. | B.They play a more important part. |
C.They seldom bear the responsibility. | D.They can influence children’s health. |
A.In a diary. | B.In a book review. |
C.In a magazine. | D.In a children’s story. |
6 . “Be proud of what you do,” my father always told me, “whether you are a boss or a cleaner. ” When I was 15, I got a summer job in a hospital. I was told that my duties would include sweeping floors. I smiled and remembered Dad's words. Even though my job was the lowest, it made me feel excited. I saw it as a challenge because it was my first job. I learned to be on time and tried to do everything well. In return, I was treated with respect by doctors, nurses and patients. Each morning I imagined that the dirty dishes would make patients more sick if I were not there to wash them clean. After breakfast was done, I started sweeping the floors of all patient rooms and cleaning the toilets. Though I was tired, I wanted the job to be done well. Hearing people say “That young boy really does a good job”, I was filled with pride.
Working in the hospital taught me that being proud of one's job is important. It does not matter whether the job is sweeping floors or managing a large business. Through every job I have ever had, my father's words have always stayed with me. I was a good cleaner, and now I'm a good manager. I think Dad would be proud of me all the time.
1. The writer's first job was a ________.A.boss | B.cleaner | C.manager | D.doctor |
A.Washing dishes. | B.Cleaning toilets. |
C.Looking after patients. | D.Sweeping the floor. |
A.Angry. | B.Disappointed. | C.Proud. | D.Doubtful. |
A.the writer's father always stayed with him |
B.the father didn't like the writer's first job |
C.the writer wasn't proud of his first job |
D.the father's words are helpful for his future jobs. |
Birth date: October 15th, 1991
Speaking: English, Russian
Now in: Dodge City, Kansas
From: Pratt, Kansas
Learning: Japanese, Chinese, Spanish
About me: I love all outdoor activities, especially playing ball games, traveling, and climbing. I play the guitar, and can say that I’m really good at it. I also like playing chess, but I don’t play it well. If you’re good at it, maybe you can teach me. I’m going to college this September. All I really want to do during the summer holiday is travel, teach, and learn languages (this is my hobby), see things, and build great friendships. I’d like people aged 17-20 to get in touch with me, both girls and boys. It’s better if you’re from Beijing or Tokyo. I’ve made 15 friends over the Internet. If you’d like to be one of them, send me an email at blink001@yahoo.com. My MSN is blink001@hotmail.com. I’d love to be your friend!
1. Where is Blink now?
A.In Dodge City. | B.In Pratt. |
C.In Beijing. | D.In Tokyo. |
A.Playing the guitar. | B.Playing ball games. |
C.Playing chess. | D.Learning languages. |
A.To make friends. | B.To go on a trip. |
C.To learn foreign languages. | D.To introduce his hobbies. |
1. Who might the woman be?
A.James’ teacher. | B.James' mother. | C.James' classmate. |
A.Troublemaking. | B.Hardworking. | C.Easygoing. |
1. How many people were there on the train?
A.17. | B.18. | C.20. |
A.It had a fault. | B.It caught fire inside. | C.The road was wet. |
A.The car’s fuel tank exploded. |
B.The car crashed into water. |
C.Frane broke his arm. |
10 . Aaron Fotheringham has been an amazing person with backflips(后空翻) and other skateboarding tricks throughout his teens. And his famous backflip has won worldwide notice in the form of Record. Why did his particular backflip earn such a reputation? Aaron was the first person to successfully perform a backflip in a wheelchair.
Aaron was born ill. He has been in a wheelchair since the age of 8. Since then, he has even developed a new extreme sport in which wheelchair-bound athletes use their chairs like skateboards or bikes to do tricks. Now Aaron's friends call him "Wheelz", and he says it's huge praise.
Though Aaron makes his stunts(特技表演) look easy, doing tricks in a wheelchair is very different from using a skateboard or bike. It's a completely different skill set.
If a skateboarder goes into a backflip like Aarons and doesn’t start out with enough rotation (旋转), he or she can bend his or her body to speed up. This allows a skateboarder to make complete rotation in time for a successful landing. But Aaron can't bend his body any more than it is already.
That means Aaron has to have everything perfect before going into a backflip. He needs to launch himself to just the right height. If he doesn't, he could fall on the ground completely. "My rotation is so quick that I don't have much time to think," says Aaron.
Aaron's stunts take a lot of practice. He tries to make it to the skate park every day to work on his backflip and try out new tricks. Even though he's an excellent athlete, Aaron doesn't always land his stunts perfectly. But Aaron says he doesn't let bad landings stop him. He gets right back up and goes for his backflip again.
1. What do we know about Aaron?A.He can do backflips as a disabled person. |
B.He is an excellent skating athlete. |
C.He has had to sit in a wheelchair since birth. |
D.He has developed a new game by using chairs. |
A.disappointed | B.happy | C.angry | D.ashamed |
A.Starting out with enough rotation. |
B.Bending the body to speed up. |
C.Reaching a suitable height. |
D.Having enough time to think. |
A.A Disabled Teen Competes in Adventure Games |
B.A Teen Performs Excellent Stunts |
C.A Disabled Teen Wins Respect from Others |
D.A Teen Performs a Backflip in a Wheelchair |