1 . 阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
The Teacher-Student Relationship
A good teacher-student relationship will make learning enjoyable and interesting for the students.
To set up a good teacher-student relationship, a teacher’s
As for the students, they must always respect their teachers. Students should be eager
Above all, both students and teachers have to focus on what they should do most,
2 . 听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。
1. What is the relationship between the speakers?A.Judge and competitor. | B.Teacher and student. | C.Poet and reader. |
A.Supportive. | B.Gifted. | C.Hard-working. |
A.Keep writing poems. | B.Listen to others’ advice. | C.Create chances to show talent. |
1. What is Jack?
A.He is a student. | B.He is a teacher. | C.He is a doctor. |
A.He won’t come here. | B.He likes coffee best. | C.He will arrive later. |
4 . Types Of Students You Will Meet In College
There are thousands of universities around the world, and each school boasts its own traditions and slogans. Some schools pride themselves on sports, while others emphasize their research facilities. While there are a myriad of differences among each and every school, there will always be these three types of students in class.
The one who sits in the front row
There’s at least one of these people in every single class,whether it’s a required General Education class or an upper division major course. These students always sit in the front row and ask at least five questions every lecture.
They attend all the discussions and office hours, and try to turn in homework at least a week in advance. These are also the people who remind professors about assigned homework and upcoming exams. Nothing bad about being studious, but are they even human?
The one who never studies (but still aces the class)
Standing as probably the most frustrating category of people in this list, these students won’t know about a midterm until two days before. They go to class every once in a while when the class time doesn’t clash with one of their many elaborate social plans, but never pay attention. Somehow, they still ace all their exams and end up with the top grade in the class.
The one who always falls asleep
This person comes to class every day, but somehow never stays awake for more than 20 minutes. You can sometimes hear the occasional snore from a corner of a large lecture hall, or catch their heads nodding like a pendulum near the front of the class if they’re the studious type. But let’s be real here: we’ve all been one of those students at some point.
1. Who always sit in the front row?A.The studious students. |
B.The sleepy students. |
C.The smart students. |
D.The frustrated students. |
A.Some students never go to classes but still get top grades. |
B.Some students never go to classes and get bad grades. |
C.Some students go to lectures occasionally but still ace the class. |
D.Some students go to lectures everyday and still ace the class. |
A.The one who always falls asleep |
B.The one who sits in the front row |
C.The one who never falls asleep |
D.The one who never studies (but still aces the class) |
5 . Paul Durietz is a 76-year-old social studies teacher from Illinois. On September 1, he set a Guinness World Record for the world’s longest teaching career. Mr. Durietz has been teaching for 53 years—since he was 23 years old.
Mr. Durietz has known since he was young that he wanted to be a social studies teacher. Social studies is the study of history, and how people, countries, and cultures are connected. He became interested in history after hearing stories from his father, who fought in World War II. On his mother’s side of the family, he had connections to a famous person from English history.
Mr. Durietz got his first teaching job at Woodland-Middle School in Gurnee, Illinois in 1970. Ever since then, he’s been teaching social studies at the same school. He says he loves sharing his knowledge of history with students. “Teaching is never boring,” he says. “Every day is different.”
Things have changed a lot since he began all those years ago. When he started, the only way to make copies was with a “ditto machine”, which used a stinky, purple ink. Mr. Durietz wrote on a blackboard with chalk, and the students used paper textbooks. These days, he and the students use computers and digital whiteboards.
Though technology has changed a lot since he began teaching, Mr. Durietz says the students are still pretty much the same— except that now they have cell phones.
With or without technology, Mr. Durietz has used creative activities to help his students learn. For example, he has organized virtual field trips, geography contests, and special days about the US Civil War. He has even organized fake(假的)elections at school to help his students learn about politics. He says these activities are some of the ones that he and his students enjoyed most.
Mr. Durietz says people who want to be teachers should make sure they are patient with their students. He also encourages them to choose subjects that they care deeply about.
1. What stimulated Paul Durietz’s interest in history?A.The cruelty of wars. | B.Stories told by his father. |
C.His mother’s encouragement. | D.The influence of his teacher. |
A.By showing his sense of humour. |
B.By lecturing about historical events. |
C.By taking advantage of creative activities. |
D.By using technology extensively in the classroom. |
A.Strong organizational abilities. |
B.Excellent technological skills. |
C.Patience and a passion for their subject. |
D.The ability to multitask and communicate. |
A.A Teacher Sets a Record by Teaching for 53 Years |
B.Paul Durietz: a Devoted and Responsible Teacher |
C.Mr. Durietz Uses Technology to Attract Students |
D.Creative Activities: New Ways to Help Students Learn |
1. Why is the woman upset?
A.The man didn’t apologize. |
B.The man didn’t turn up. |
C.The man didn’t call. |
A.A waitress. | B.A professor. | C.A doctor. |
A.On Tuesday. | B.On Thursday. | C.On Friday. |
A.A student. | B.A president. | C.A professor. |
1. Why is Jane upset?
A.David fell in love with her. |
B.Kevin made up stories about her. |
C.She made a mistake in calculation. |
A.Teacher and student. | B.Father and daughter. | C.Employer and employee. |
9 . 听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。
1. What are the two speakers doing?A.Discussing a lecture. |
B.Visiting a museum. |
C.Attending a party. |
A.Salesgirl. | B.Waitress. | C.Volunteer. |
A.Teacher and student. |
B.Father and daughter. |
C.Classmates. |
10 . 听下面一段独白,回答以下小题。
1. Why will Mr. Jenkins be leaving?A.He is sick in hospital. |
B.He has found a new job. |
C.He will take care of his mother. |
A.At the end of the week. | B.At the end of the month. | C.At the end of the semester. |
A.Hold a party for him. | B.Send him on vacation. | C.Name something after him. |
A.A teacher. | B.An athlete. | C.A basketball coach. |