PAGE課時(shí)訓(xùn)練(17)[限時(shí)：30分鐘]Ⅰ.單項(xiàng)選擇()1.Nancyspokeinsuchalowvoicethat________intheroomcouldhearher.A．everybodyB．somebodyC．nobody()2.Eventhoughwe'reindifficulttimes,weneedtokeephope________．A．realB．a(chǎn)liveC．fresh()3.—Theplanewon'ttakeoff________thethickcloudsmoveaway.—Let'swaitpatientlyfortheannouncementfromtheairport.A．sinceB．untilC．while()4.—NowadayslotsofproductsfromChinaareverypopularintheworld.—Yeah!Manypeoplecanhardlyavoid________productsmadeinChina.A．tobuyB．buyingC．buy()5.—Ittakesmehalfanhour________playingthepiano.Howaboutyou?—Iusuallyspend20minutes________it.A．practicing;onB．topractice;inC．topractice;on()6.Inolddays,thepoor________forthebossforover18hoursaday.A．wasmadetobeworkedB．weremadeworkC．weremadetowork()7.XuYuanchong,a96-year-oldman,devotesmostofhislifetimeto________worksofliterature.A．translatingB．translatesC．translate()8.Thetoysareallmade________cottonandtheyaremade________Guangzhou.A．of;inB．from;fromC．of;from()9.Myparentsarepleased________myschoolworkthisterm.A．onB．a(chǎn)tC．with()10.Paulisalwaysvery________inclassandhecanworkoutalltheproblems.A．livingB．a(chǎn)liveC．livelyⅡ.完形填空Amanwasonhiswaytoanotherworld,eitherheaven(天堂)orhell(地獄).Whenhewashalfwaythere,hesawabeautiful,huge__11__．Theownercameoutandaskedthemantostayandliveinthepalace.Themansaid,“IhavebeenworkinghardduringmylifeandnowIjustwanttoeatandsleep__12__doinganywork.”Theownersaid,“If__13__，thereisnowhereelsebetterthanhereforyou.Therearemanydelicious__14__inmypalaceandIpromisethatnothingneedstobedonebyyou.”“That'sgreat!Thismustbeheaven！”saidtheman.Andhestayedinthepalace.__15__，themanfeltveryhappywithalifeofeatingandsleeping.Butgradually,hefeltabitlonelyandbored.Sohewenttotheownerandsaid,“Justeatingandsleepingeverydayisvery__16__.NowI'mlosinginterestinthiskindoflife.Couldyouhelpmefinda__17__？”Theownerreplied,“Sorry,thereisnojobhereatall.”Afteranotherfewmonths,themancouldnot__18__itanymoreandwenttotheowneragain.“Ireallycan'tstandthiskindoflifeanymore，”hesaid.“Ifyoudon'toffermeajob,Iwould__19__togotohellratherthanlivehere.”Theownersmiled,“__20__doyouthinkwearenow？”hesaid.“Heaven?Weareactuallyinhell！”()11.A.gardenB．museumC．palace()12.A.byB．withoutC．for()13.A.soB．notC．a(chǎn)ny()14.A.bedsB．foodsC．drinks()15.A.IntheendB．AtthesametimeC．Atfirst()16.A.pleasantB．comfortableC．boring()17.A.jobB．wifeC．toy()18.A.standB．mindC．hate()19.A.haveB．preferC．plan()20.A.WhereB．WhatC．HowⅢ.英漢互譯Whatdowereallymeanbybeingopen?Beingopenisakindofinvitationtootherstocomein,tospeakandtoshare.It'simportanttoletothersgettoknowhowwethinkandfeel.21.In_this_way_we_will_be_understood_and_accepted_by_others.Ifwearen'topenwithothers,wewon'tfullybelieveinourselvesorothers.Hereareafewwaysforyoutobemoreopen.22.First,_make_your_outside_behavior_the_same_as_your_inside_feelings_and_thoughts.Second,sharehowyoureallyfeelaboutsomethinginsteadofjustopinions.Third,trytochangeyourquestionsintostatements(陳述),sothatpeoplewillunderstandyoumoreeasily.Forexample,youmightsay,“Ifeelhappythatyou'rehere.”insteadof“Areyougladthatyou'rehere？”Finally,don'tsay,“Idon'tknow.”23.這通常意味著我不想再想了。Rememberalsothatitisnotsuitabletobeopenwitheveryoneineverysituation.Youmaywanttobemoreopenwithclosefriends,butnotwithpeopleyoudon'tknowwell.Besides,somepeoplemaynotbeusedtotoomuchopenness.24.If_we_say_everything_we_feel,_they_will_feel_very_uncomfortable_at_times.25．總之，敞開心扉是與人友好相處的一個(gè)好方法。Butwe'dbetterkeepthebalancebetweenbeingopenandnotbeingtooopen.21．________________________________________________________________________22．________________________________________________________________________23．________________________________________________________________________24．________________________________________________________________________25．________________________________________________________________________Ⅳ.閱讀回答問題Everymorningmyfatherbuysanewspaperonhiswaytowork.Everyeveningmymotherlooksthroughmagazinesathome.Andeverynight,IlookattheposterwithphotosofDavidBeckhamandYaoMingonmybedroomwallbeforeIgotosleep.Canweimaginelifewithoutpaperorprinting?Paperwasfirstcreatedabout2，000yearsago,andhasbeenmadefromsilk,cotton,bamboo,andsincethe19thcentury,fromwood.Peoplelearnedtowritewordsonpapertomakeabook.Butinthosedays,bookscouldonlybeproducedoneatatimebyhand.Asaresult,theywereexpensiveandrare.Andbecausethereweren'tmanybooks,fewpeoplelearnedtoread.ThenprintingwasinventedinChina.Whenprintingwasdevelopedgreatlyatthebeginningofthe11thcentury,bookscouldbeproducedmorequicklyandcheaply.Afterthat,knowledgeandideasspreadquickly.Todayinformationcanbereceivedonline,downloadedfromtheInternetratherthanonlyfoundinbooks.AndinformationcanbekeptonCD-ROMsormachinessuchasiPads.Computersarealreadyusedinclassrooms,andnewspapersandmagazinescanalreadybereadonline.Sowillbooksbereplacedbycomputeroneday?No.Idon'tthinktheYaoMingposteronmybedroomwallwillbereplacedbyatwo-meter-highcomputer!26．Whenwaspaperfirstcreated?________________________________________________________________________27．Beforetheinventionofprinting,werebooksproducedbyhandorbymachine?________________________________________________________________________28．Whathappenedafterbooksbecamecheaper?________________________________________________________________________29．Accordingtothepassage,wherecaninformat