1. 热爱的运动项目;
2. 热爱的理由;
3. 向同学们推荐或期望。
注意:(1)词数不少于100;
(2)内容充实,行文连贯;
(3)题目已给出,不计入词数。
My Favorite Sport
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1. Why does the man refuse to play badminton at first?
A.He got hurt. |
B.He is busy on Sunday. |
C.He is not good at it. |
A.They will play for the first time this weekend. |
B.They are all professionals. |
C.They are a relaxed group. |
A.Join the game. |
B.Get into better shape. |
C.Play a different sport. |
When I was a kid, my parents were busy working so they enrolled (登记) me in the Spartak Tennis Club in Moscow. Every day after school my parents would take me to Spartak and I would be there until maybe nine o'clock. All we did was play tennis, eat, do homework, have fun and hang out. It was basically my second family.
In that second family was a woman who was like a mother to me, my first coach, Larissa. I still refer to her as my second mother. She taught me everything I know about how to play tennis, but she’s also a wonderful person. She’s kind and patient, which is not what you expect from one of the top tennis coaches in Russia.
Her program when I was little was based on tricking us into doing our exercises. She would put a candy under the cones (锥形物), and we would try to hit the targets with balls, you got to have an ice cream.
Of course we worked hard and I didn’t let her down.
My second-ever tournament was the Moscow Championships, and I won. Afterwards Larissa came up to me and said, “Congratulations, Enjoy today because tomorrow it’s back to work.” She was always telling us to celebrate and have fun with any particular achievement but to always remember there is something more you can do, something more you can achieve.
Now every time I go back to Russia I go to Spartak to see Larissa. We look at all the pictures from all the birthday parties and tournament and celebrations. It is really cool to have someone like her in my life. Larissa is still coaching, but we don’t talk much about tennis any more. We just talk.
1. Why did the author go to Spartak every day? (no more than 15 words)2. What does the author think of his coach? (no more than 10 words)
3. What’s Paragraph 3 mainly about? (no more than 10 words)
4. What does the underlined phrase “let her down” in Paragraph 4 mean? (no more than 5 words)
5. What can you learn from Larissa? (no more than 25 words)
1. How many boys are there in the first photo?
A.Four. |
B.Five. |
C.Six. |
A.They feel upset. |
B.They don't mind. |
C.They are puzzled. |
A.Talking together. |
B.Doing sports. |
C.Drinking tea. |
A.It offers a chance to communicate more. |
B.It gives a sense of winning. |
C.It helps the children to improve physical health. |