1 . Children model themselves largely on their parents. They do so mainly through identification. Children identify with (“把……和……联系起来”) a parent when they believe they have the qualities and feelings that are
A parent's actions
Isolated events, even dramatic ones, do not necessarily have a permanent
In the same way, all children are not influenced
| A．informed | B．characteristic | C．conceived | D．indicative |
| A．gesture | B．expression | C．way | D．extent |
| A．behavior | B．words | C．mood | D．reactions |
| A．person | B．humans | C．creatures | D．adult |
| A．in turn | B．nevertheless | C．also | D．as a result |
| A．eyes | B．parents | C．peers | D．behaviors |
| A．negative | B．cheerful | C．various | D．complex |
| A．modify | B．copy | C．give up | D．continue |
| A．mature | B．influenced | C．unique | D．independent |
| A．idea | B．wonder | C．stamp | D．effect |
| A．luckily | B．for example | C．at most | D．theoretically |
| A．death | B．rewards | C．advice | D．teaching |
| A．even | B．at all | C．alike | D．as a whole |
| A．Oh | B．Alas | C．Right | D．As |
| A．result | B．effect | C．scale | D．cause |
(注意：每空不多于2个单词，其中有4个单词的形式无需改变)
My mother entered a nursing home (疗养院) as her Alzheimer’s disease got worse. I
After living
I don’t know what care is better for aging parents, but in
1.你正在成为谁；
2.你成为他或她的原因。
注意：
1.词数100左右；
2.短文题目已为你写好，不计入总词数。
The person I am becoming
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| A.in B.others C.group D.The E.but F.afraid G.could H.What I. to make J.are discussing |
Some people like talking with others,
5 . When my father was getting ready for work, our house was ruled by
The morning paper lay beside his plate. He always read the “Deaths” first, and then he knocked
Two knocks on the table meant “I am ready for my tea.” If a single knock followed, that meant, “More
How lucky a man was to have a wife and five
| A．noises | B．shouts | C．knocks | D．screams |
| A．meal | B．lunch | C．dinner | D．breakfast |
| A．once | B．twice | C．over | D．again |
| A．baked | B．buttered | C．cooked | D．boiled |
| A．but | B．and | C．then | D．so |
| A．better | B．more | C．much | D．even |
| A．tea | B．paper | C．bread | D．butter |
| A．After | B．Before | C．During | D．Over |
| A．side | B．front | C．back | D．top |
| A．fresh | B．freely | C．free | D．freshly |
| A．finishing | B．finished | C．to finish | D．finish |
| A．stood | B．sat | C．waited | D．lay |
| A．drive | B．start | C．catch | D．stop |
| A．late | B．early | C．later | D．earlier |
| A．open | B．opened | C．openly | D．opening |
| A．The other | B．Other | C．Another | D．Others |
| A．both | B．all | C．neither | D．either |
| A．still | B．already | C．yet | D．always |
| A．when | B．until | C．then | D．unless |
| A．girls | B．children | C．ladies | D．daughters |
6 . It was not turning out to be the great fishing trip we had imagined. It certainly was not the one Father had promised. All day the rain beat against the roof of our cabin.
Father sat at the window, looking out over the lake. My older brother Jeremy, who had recently turned sixteen years old, lay on the bed, looking up at the ceiling. I paced the room, occasionally glancing toward Father to see if there was any sign that the rain would let up.
“I wish we’d never come out to this boring place,” Jeremy said.
I stopped pacing and looked at Father. He gave no sign that he had heard, and I hoped he hadn’t. This trip meant a lot to him. He used to come out here with own father.
I started pacing again.
“I mean, if we’d stayed home, at least I could watch TV, go out with my friends or play my guitar,” Jeremy continued.
Silence continued for some time. I kept pacing, imagining the trip I had dreamed of before the bad weather had set in. I saw us in the boat, anchor dropped in a calm bay casting our lines toward shore, the way Father had described it when he was trying to convince Jeremy to come along.
Father stood up and turned to face us. He smiled at me. “Come on, get up, Jeremy,” he said. “Let’s go fishing, boys.” He picked up his fishing rod and the tool box, opened the door, and walked out into the rain.
Jeremy and I watched Father walk down the pathway toward the dock (码头)，the wind whipping (打) at his hair,the rain wetting his clothes. Jeremy shook his head. “He's crazy if he thinks I’m going with him,” he said. “Maybe I would have when I was a little kid, but not now,” he said.
I waited for a while, unsure of what to do, looking out the open door at Father, who was walking onto the dock, facing against the storm. Jeremy couldn’t believe I picked up my rod and walked out into the storm after Father. I couldn’t quite hear what Jeremy said because of the wind in my ears, but I heard his footsteps behind me as he began to follow me out to the boat.
1. What does the underlined phrase “let up” in Paragraph 2 mean?| A．Stop. | B．Continue. | C．Hit. | D．Arrive. |
| A．He had never fished in the rain. |
| B．It’s his son Jeremy’s first fishing trip. |
| C．He and his own father usually went fishing there. |
| D．He wanted to have a better relationship with his sons. |
| A．He doesn’t enjoy fishing. |
| B．He dislikes outdoor activities. |
| C．He is addicted to playing the guitar. |
| D．He showed no interest in the fishing trip. |
| A．To express the fondness for a particular day. |
| B．To describe a fishing experience in the rain. |
| C．To reflect on the old family tradition of fishing. |
| D．To recall the generation gap between father and brother. |
7 . Family is the most important thing in the world. Sometimes it can be hard to get along with family members but you love them. How can you have a better relationship with your family members?
●Spend more time together.
Think about how much time you spend with your family already. Is it enough?
●Improve yourself.
Perhaps they complain about your grades, your attitude or your lack of goals; don’t assume it’s all nagging. Some of what they are saying is most likely for your own good, and they’re trying to protect you from life’s hardships and encourage you to be the best you can be.
●Be as independent as you can.
For example, don’t ask your father to wake you up in the morning.
If your parents come home late at night after work, try to make a simple dinner for them, instead of making your mother cook for you again. If your brother or sister is not doing well at school, show him or her how to succeed with the subjects.
| A．Be helpful. |
| B．Make dinners yourself. |
| C．Here are a few tips you can follow. |
| D．Instead, set an alarm clock beside your table. |
| E．You should understand why they complain about your performance. |
| F．Improve your attitude and work on the things that family members comment on. |
| G．If not, what can you do to improve things and find more time to spend together? |
要点：
1.买礼物，送父亲；
2.打扫卫生、做家务等其他活动；
3.受到父母表扬；
4.你的感触。
注意: 1. 词数: 100左右；
2.要点完整，可适当发挥，以使行文连贯。
Dear Mr. White,
I hope everything is going on well with you.
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Sincerely Yours,
Li Hua
Tony became ill and had to spend all day in bed. Because other
There wasn’t much to do, so he just looked out of the window. One day, he
Tony was very
Before long, his health improved and he went back to school, where his friends Tom, Jack and Mark were all waiting for him. He told
Inside the bag were a lot of clothes
From that day on, Tony always tried his best
10 . Mary, a reporter from History Weekly, is interviewing Malcolm, the curator (馆长) of the Powell Cotton Museum.
Mary: Hello, I’m Mary. Nice to meet you.
Malcolm: Hello, I’m Malcolm. I’m the curator of the Powell Cotton Museum. Welcome.
Mary: Could you show me around the museum?
Malcolm: Sure, come in.
Mary: So who started this museum?
Malcolm: The museum was built by an Englishman called Powell Cotton. He was born in 1866 and died in 1940.
Mary: Who was he?
Malcolm: He was an adventurer, explorer and hunter.
Mary: So which countries did he visit?
Malcolm: He visited mostly Africa but also parts of Asia as well, including Ladakh and some parts of India.
Mary: Did he have a favorite country?
Malcolm: I don’t know about a favorite country, but certainly his favorite continent was Africa.
Mary: What was his longest trip?
Malcolm: His longest trip was thirty months and that was in 1903 to Africa.
Mary: What is your favorite thing in the museum?
Malcolm: My favorite thing is this lion. This is the same lion that attacked Powell Cotton in 1906. He survived because the local Africans killed the lion.
1. Who is the curator of the museum?| A．Mary | B．Malcolm. |
| C．Powell Cotton. | D．An African. |
| A．He was a Frenchman. |
| B．He never went to Asia. |
| C．He liked adventures. |
| D．He died in 1903. |
| A．It was moved to England in 1903. |
| B．It was killed by Powell Cotton. |
| C．It killed Powell Cotton. |
| D．It was from Africa. |
