專題07閱讀還原30篇

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閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從下面的七個選項中選擇五個還原到文中，使短文意

思通順、結(jié)構(gòu)完整。一空一句，

Kidsandmusicarcanaturalfit.Musicisgoodforkids.

Itispeaceful.

]Thaiishelpfulwhetheryouhaveanew-bornbabyoralinlekidaroundyou.Musiccan

helpyourchildbecomequietwhenheorshemostneedsit.Andthatcanbegoodnewsforbothofyou.

It'sgoodforfamilyrelationships.

Musiccangivechildrenagreatersenseoffamilyifparentsplayorsingsongsthattheylovedwhen

theywereachild.2Themusiccanbetheglue（粘合劑）[hathelpsholdyourfamilytogether.

Itcanhelpwithchildren'smathskills.

Whenchildrenlearntoplayinstruments（樂器）andreadsheetmusic,theyareimprovingtheirmath

ability.Peopleoncedidastudyaboutthis.3Whileplayinganinstrumentwon'tmakeamath

genius（天才），itcanhelptodevelopanynaturaltalentyourchildhasinthatarea.

Ithelpswithcoordination（協(xié)調(diào)）.

Musicisimportanttokids'coordination.Thereisthecoordinationofhand-to-eyemovementsthat

playinganinstrumentcanhelpdevelop.Forthosewhodon'tplayaninstrument,theycanimprovetheir

coordinationbylisteningtomusic.Whentheyhearthepieceofabeloved（喜愛的）oractivesong,theymay

wanttodancewithit.4

Itteachespatience（耐心）.

Whenchildrentrytobecomegoodatplayinganinstrument,ittakestimeandeffort（努力）.They

can'tgiveupwhenitbecomesdifficult.5Itwillteachchildrenthevalue（價值）ofpatienceafter

theyseethegoodthatpracticewilldothem.

A.Musicisimportanttokidswhoarebomearly.

B.Childrenofallagesfindtherightsongspeaceful.

C.Dancingisagreatwaytohelpwiththeircoordination.

D.Itgivesyouanexcusetohaveabirthdaypartywithyourchild.

E.Itshowschildrenwhoplayinstrumentsscore（得分）higherontheirmathtests.

F.Yourchildwilllikehearingstoriesaboutwhythosesongsarespecialtoyou.

G.Learningtopractise（hesamepieceofmusicmanylimesisimportanttochildren.

Passage!

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

Somestudentsdon'tlikedoingchores.Butjustthinkofhowhardyourparentsare.Everyday,your

parentsdoalotofworkaroundthehousetokeepthingscleanandtidy.Ifyouwanttopaythemback,

6.Herearesomethingsyoucanhelp.

Alwayscleanyourroom.Infact,therearelotsofthingstcdoinyourownroom.Makeyourbedand

foldyourclothestokeepthemtidy.7.Getthemoffthefloorandfindsomeplacestoputthem

away.

Helpoutaroundthehouse.Beforeameal,helpyourparentstosetthetable.After（hemeal,8.

Becarefulnottohurtyourselfwhendoingthechores.Cleaningthefloorisalso

importantafterameal.

9.Sometimesourparentsmightkeepapetdogorcat.It'sagoodideatohelpthemtolook

afterit.Likeyou,apctneedstocatwelleveryday.Soyoushouldmakesuretofeeditontime.1（）.

Ifpossible,takethepetforawalksometimes.Thepetispartofyourfamily,sospendsometimeplaying

withit.

A.Morechoresonweekendscanbehelpful

B.Andremembertocleanthepet'sroomoften

C.try（ohelpoutwiththechoresaroundthehouse

D.Spendmoretimetogether

E.dothedishesandthenmakesuretoputthemaway

F.Takecareofthepetinyourfamily

G.Pickupbooksandtoysinycurroom,too

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Lotsofmyfriendssaythattheyareunhappyabouttheirparentsbeingover-controlling（過度控制）.

Someparentsmaketheirchildrenstudyallthetime,andsomeevenwatchtheirchildren'severymove.

Ovci-coiiliolliiigpaicnlsmaketheircliildicufeelstressed,andlliiscanleadlorebelliousbehavior（叛逆彳了

為）fromthechildren.Whatshouldwcdotodealwithover-controllingparents?11

First,weshouldthinkaboutourownbehavior.Weshouldaskourselvessomequestions.12

Dowemakegooduseoftime?Dowetalktoourparentsnicely?Dowemaketherightfriends?Weshould

makesurewedoourbesttoimprovethesituationbyfirstimprovingourselves.

Second,wcshouldhaveanhonesttalkwithourparents.Ourparentsdon'talwaysknowhowtheir

behaviormayattect（影響）us.13Andletthemknowthatwefeelstressedoutfromtoomuch

work.

14Parentsarcsometimesmorepossibletotakeothers'advice.Sowecanaskforhelpby

turningtoourfamilyandteachers.15Teachersmayalsoofferourparentssuggestionsabouthow

togetonwithteenagechildren.

Ihopeyoungpeoplewilltakeamorepositiveattitudetowardstheproblemwiththeirparentsand

activelylookfbrwaystosolvetheproblem.

A.Familymemberscanhelpmakeourparentsrealizethatwearebeingovercontrolled.

B.Ifwetalkbacktoourparents,iheymaybeangry.

C.Dowcworkhardenoughatschool?

D.Thefollowingtipsmayhelp

E.Soweshouldtrytoexplainourfeelingsto(hem.

F.Wecanalwaystrustourteachers.

G.Finally,weshouldaskotherpeoplefbrhelp.

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根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后所給的選項中，選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項，

并將所選答案涂到答題卡的相應(yīng)位置上。

Parentsarethefirstteacherinyourlife.Theyalwaysloveandhelpyou.Butsometimesyoumayhave

afightwiththem.16

EnjoylifetogetherYoushouldspendmoretimewithyourparents.17Goshopping

together,readtogetherorgotothemoviestogether.

Showmorecare.18Forexample,youcanmakeamealfbrthem.Icompletelybelievei(

canmakeyourparentshappy.

19Whenyouareintroubleormeetsomeupsetthings,youcanaskyourparentsfbrhelp,

theywilltellyouwhattodowithyourproblems.

Tryyourbest.Yourparentsneveraskyoualwaystobethebest,butthey'llbehappytoseeyou

workinghard.2()

Makesureyoukeeptheseadviceinyourmind,you'llgetonwithyourparents.Youneedto

remember:theyloveyoumuchmorethanyoulovethem.

A.Askforhelp.

B.Sotrytogethigherachievements.

C.Wemaydisagreewitheachother.

D.Youcan'tgetonwellwithyourtriends.

E.Littlethingsmaybringalotcoyourparents.

theymightsay,“Nowonderyoufeelthatway,Iseewhyyoufcclsad."Ithelpstoknowtheyunderstand.

29Whenyou'reready（ofeelbetter,thinkofafewgoodthings.Wastheresomethinggoodin

yourday?Wassomeonekind?Didsomethinggowell?Youcanthinkofothergoodthings,likeyourfavorite

books,games,orshows.

Getactiveormakesomething.30Playagameorsport,rideabike,danceorrun,takeawalk,

makeartormusic.Spendtimewithsomeoneyoulike.

Remember,ifsokaytofeelsadfromlimetolime.Thereareplentyofthingsyoucandotoovercome

thesebadfeelings.

A.Askforhelp.

B.Thinkaboutgoodthings.

C.Fewthingscanaffectourfeelings.

D.Dosomethingtomakeyoufeelgood.

E.Herearesomewaystodealwithsadfeelings.

F.Whenweareinagoodmoodallthetime,wemustbesick.

G.Namingafeelingcanhelpyoufindoutwhyyoufeelthatway.

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閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從下面的七個選項中選擇五個還原到文中，使短文意

思通順，結(jié)構(gòu)完整，并在答題卡上將其序號涂黑。一空一句。

TheOuwehandsZoointheNetherlandsbuilt“Pandasia“fortwopandas.Pandasiaisabigpanda

home.31

ThereisaChineserestaunintinthemainbuilding.It'sonthesecondandthirdfloors.32On

（hetables,therearetheChinesecharacters（漢字）forpanda,xiongmao.

33Itsellsallkindsofpandasouvenirs（紀(jì)念品）.Therearestuffed（填充的）pandatoys.

TherearcT-shirtswithpandasonthem.Also,somehatslooklikepandaheads.Thefieldaroundthe

buildingsisthepandas'playground.Ilcoversover2,000squareiiicicrs.34Nexttoihemarebig

stonesandwoodenladders.

35Sothebedroomisanimportantplaceforthem.Thepandas'bedroomsareonthefirst

floorofthemainbuilding.ThemainbuildingisinthecenterofthePandasiapark.

A.Therearehillsandcaves.

B.ItlookslikeanoldChinesepalace.

C.YoucanorderChinesenoodlesanddishesthere.

D.Pandasspendabouthalfthedaysleeping.

E.Thesouvenirshopisjustacrossfromtherestaurant.

F.Ittakespandashourstofindbamboointhepark.

G.Pandasliketoeatingbamboobest.

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Firstaidisthefirstandimmediate（立即的）helpforsomeonewhofallsillorgetshurtsuddenly.It's

believedthatthe10minutesafteranaccidentcanmakeadifferencebetweenlifeanddeath.Thefollowing

aresomewaystogivefirstaid.

Falldownandcan'tmove.

Youshouldcall120asquicklyaspossible.36Butit'snotalwaysagoodideatcmovethe

personbecauseitmaycauseotherproblems.

_37

Youshouldstopthebleedingatfirst.Youcanputabandageonthecuttostopthebleeding.Ifa

personlosestoomuchblood,itmaycausedeath.

Haveproblemsbreathing.

38Andthentrytostarthisbreathingrightawaybygivinghimorhermouth-to-mouth

resuscitation（人工呼吸）.

Getburned.

First,findouthowbaditis.Ifthereisnothingserious,thenputtheburnedareaundercoldrunning

water.39

Inourlife,theremightbeaccidentshappeningeverysecond.40Everyoneshouldlearn

someknowledgeaboutitsothatwecanhelpourselvesorothersinrightways.

A.Gethurtbyaknife.

B.Healthisveryimportanttous.

C.Checkifthereisanythinginhisorhermouth,noseorthroatatonce.

D.Buiifil'sserious,ihcpcisonneedslubesentloihchospitalalonce.

E.Dosomethingtorelax.

F.Thenheorshecanbesenttothehospitalintime.

G.Sofirstaidisveryimportant.

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根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

WhyShouldWeLearnBodyLanguage?

InEnglishclasses,wespendlotsoflimelearninggrammarandnewwords.Weworkhardtoimprove

ourreadingandlisteningskills.41Infact,bodylanguageisveryimportant.

Astheoldsayinggoes,“Actionsspeaklouderthanwords."42Forexample,wecanjust

shakeourheadswhenwewanttosay“No”.

Bodylanguagecanhelpusstress（強i周）whatwearesaying.Itcanhelpusshowour（ruefeelings.

Moreover,bodylanguagecanhelpusfindoutifsomeoneislying.43Bodylanguageisimportant

inourpersonallives.44Whenyouareleaningfonvard（前傾）inaconversation,itmeansyouare

imeresiedin（hetopic.Listeningwithoutanyexpression（表情）meansyouarenotinterestedinwha（your

friendsaresaying.

45Theresultsofthestudyshowsmorethan70%ofourmessagesaresentthroughbody

language.Sometimes,bodylanguageismoreaccurate（精準(zhǔn)的）thanthewordsweuse,soitisvery

importantforustolearnbodylanguage.

A.Sometimeswecancommunicatethingsevenwithoutasingleword.

B.Grammarandwordsusuallyaremoreimportantthanbodylanguage.

C.Often,peopledonotmakeeyecontactwhentheyarelying.

D.Itcanshowifyoureallycareaboutwhatyourfriendssay.

E.However,fewofuspayattentiontobodylanguage.

F.Theymayturnaroundandsaynothing.

G.Scientistshavestudiedbodylanguageforalongtime.

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請先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從下面的七個選項中選擇五個還原到文中，使短

文意思通順、結(jié)構(gòu)完整，并在答題卡上將其序號涂黑。一空一句。

Doyouhearofhermitcrabs（寄居蟹）？Theyareatypeofoceananimal.Theyusedcostayin（hesand

orwaterandlikeeatingdifferentkindsoffoods.Butaspeoplethrowmoreandmorerubbishintotheocean,

therubbishhasbecomethe“home"ofhermitcrabs.46

Unlikeullicruiabs,licnniluiabsarcbomwithsuflbodies,sullicyneedtolookforshells（殼）fur

protection.47Then（heyuselegstocheckshellstomakesuretheyfit.Doyouthink（heyonlyuse

ashell?No.48Intheirlifetime,theymayuselotsofshells.

Plastic（塑料）rubbishislighterthancommonshells.49Itmayalsohelphermitcrabsto

attract（吸弓I）lovers.Becauseman-made“shells“mightbeinterestinginlovers'eyes.

50Differentfromnaturalshell,plasticwasteisoftenmorecolorful.Itmightstandout（顯眼）

ontheground.Thismakeshermitcrabseasiertobeseenbytheirenemies（敵人）.Hermitcrabscouldalso

diewhentheygointoplasticbodes.

A.Sohermitcrabscanmoveeasily.

B.Oncetheyfindashell,theywillliveinit.

C.However,therubbishshellscanbringdanger.

D.Whydohermitcrabschoosetoliveinrubbish?

E.Firsttheylookattheshell'stype,sizeandcolor.

F.Believeitornot,itishappeningaroundtheworld.

G.As（heygrow,（heygiveupoldshellsandfindbiggerones.

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閱讀上面語言材料，從A—F中找出恰當(dāng)?shù)木渥犹钊霗M線處。

DifferentChinesefestivalshavetheirownspecialfoods.Dumplings,mooncakes,zongziandsweet

dumplings（湯圓）arethemostpopular.

ZongziisthetypicalfoodoftheDragonBoatFestival.51Theyputmeat,reddates（棗），beans

intostickyrice（糯米）.Therear。boatracesintheMiluoRivereveryyear.Someoldpeopleputzongziin

theMiluoRivertohonortheaccidentpoet（詩人）一QuYuan.

52AttheMid-AutumnFestival,themoonrisesinthesky,andmooncakesandfruitsarelaid

outinthegarden.Allthefamilysitaroundatable,admirethebrightandroundmoon,enjoymooncakes,

listentothetraditionalfolkstoriesandpray（祈禱）fbrfamily'shappinessandpeace.

DumplingsareChina'straditionalfoodandlocalsnacks.Theylooklikegoldorsilveringots（錠）.

Theycanbeboiled,steamed（蒸），andpan-fried（煎）.53Peoplealwayshideacoininoneofthe

dumplings.Thepersonwhoeatsdumplingswithcoinsisaluckyperson.

Sweetdumplingsareamust-haveattheLanternFestival.應(yīng)Weusuallyeatsweetdumplings

andguesslanternriddlesatthisfestival.Mostofuslikesweetdumplingsbecausetheyremindpeopleof

manysoftandsweetmemories.

Nomatterhowfarawaytheyarcfromhome,thefoodislikeabridgebetweenfamilymembers.

55Chinesegetastrongfeeling,thereis“noplacelikehome.''.

A.Mooncakesarcintheshapeofafullmoon.

B.Thetasteoffoodmeansthetasteofhome.

C.Wealwaysmakesweetdumplingsgood-looking,justlikesmallballswhichgiveusabigsmile.

D.It'satraditionalcustomthatfamilymembersmakeandeatdumplingsattheSpringFestival.

E.Onthatday,peopleoftenmakezongzibyhand.

卜.Chinesepeoplehavedifferentkindsoffoodonspecialdays.

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Theremaybesomethingthatmakesyoufeelstressedinyourlife.Doctorssaystoomuchstressisnot

goodfbrateenager'sdevelopment.Maybeyouhavetodealwithyourstressbytakingmedicine.56

Herearesomeusefultipsforyou.

Moveyourbody.

Exerciseplaysanimportantpartinkeepinghealthy.Itcanrelaxyourmindandimproveyoursenseof

happiness.Trytocompleteatleastthree30-minuteexerciseaweek.57

Payauemionsleep.

Enoughsleepisimportantinimprovingyourhealth.58Ifyoucan'tfallasleepbecauseof

yourstress,makeaplantohelpyouachieve（hat.

Takecontrolofyourownihoughts（思想）.

Trytoturnbadthoughtsintogoodones.59Themoreyoudothisinyourmind,theeasierit

willbetodealwithfears.

Volunteerinyourcommunity.

60Itcanno（onlyhelpyougetworriesou（ofyourmind,butalsohelpyoufeelrelaxedand

comfortable.

A.Doctorssuggest8hoursofsleepanight.

B.Makesureyourbediscomfortableenough.

C.Remembertochooseyourfavoriteexercise.

D.Dogoodthingsforothersinyourcommunity.

E.Youcanimaginethatyourarefacingyourfears.

F.ButIthinkitisnotnecessarilyyouronlychoice.

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Thinkaboutaworldwithoutinsects（昆蟲）.Itmightsoundniceatfirst.Therewouldbenobugsor

fliesinyourroom.61

62Suicnlislssayihiilthemainicasonfur山isistheuseufpesticides（農(nóng)藥）.Theydoliamilu

（heplacesthatinsectslivein.Scientistsalsosaythatitwouldhaveagreatinfluenceonusiftherearen'tany

insectsinthisworld.Why?63Theycanalsobreakdowndeadplantsandanimalsandturntheminto

newusefulthings.64TheywouldgohungryanddieWhat'sworse,theecosystem（生態(tài)系統(tǒng)）

wouldbeharmed.

Therefore,thefirstthingtostopthisistoletpeopleknowthatallthesecreatures（生物）areworth

livingandweshouldprotect:hem.65Weshouldletthemknowwhyweshouldprotectthe

ecosystemastheyarethehopeofourfuture.

A.Someoftheinsectsarebadfornature.

B.Butinfact,thiscouldbereallybadnews.

C.Theycanhelptokeepthesoil（土壤）healthy.

D.Andthebestplacetostartiswithourchildren.

E.Withoutinsects,manyanimalswouldhavenothingloeat.

F.Thenumberofinsectshasdroppedalotduringthepastfewyears.

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請閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，從文后所給的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，使短文意思通

順。選項中有一項為多余項。

Everyoneshouldplayapartinhelpinganimalstostopextinction（滅絕）.Asastudent,thereareso

manythingsyoucandoyourself,too!66

Sendalettertoyourlocalenvironmentprotectingcenterandshowhowyoufeelaboutthequick

extinctionofanimals.67Then,givesomeadvicetothegovernmentsororganizationsworkers.They

canmakestrongrulestosaveanimals.

Drawpicturesandmakeaposter.Youcandrawsomepicturesofanimalsonapost-erandaddsome

words.Putupthispostersomewherea（schoolorwherepeoplecouldusuallyseeil.68^I：mayalso

encouragepeopletodosomethingtoprotecttheanimals.

Stopbuyingthingsthatcomefromendangeredspecies（物種）.69Youshouldn'tbuythings

madefromendangeredanimalsorendangeredtreespeciesfromforestsbecausecertainanimalsliveon

them.

70Beforeeatingir.cals,youshouldsecifyouwillbreakafoodchain（食物鏈）.Ifyousee

somebodydoingsomethingbadfor（hefoodchain,pleasestophimatonce.

Itisbelievedthataslongasallofusrealizetheimportanceofprotectinganimals,ourworldwillbe

moreandmorebeautifiil.Let'stakeactionfromnowon.

A.Becarefulaboutwhatyoueatordrink.

B.Whenyoutravel,becarefulaboutwhatyoubuy.

C.Herearesomewaystohelpendangeredanimals.

D.First,writeaboutthelivingconditionsofanimalsnow.

E.Westillhavealongwaytogoforprotectingwildanimals.

F.It'sagoodwaytomakepeoplecareabouttheanimals'situation.

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HaigaPrimarySchoolisinLiupanshui,SouthwestChina'sGuizhouprovince.ZhengLong,the

headmaster,hasbeenintheschoolsince2002.Atthattime,therewasonlyoneteacherandfewerthanten

studentsintwogrades.71Thingsgetmuchbetter.Andtherearetwelveteachersandoverone

hundredstudentsin6grades.GuYa,a37-ycar-oldteacher,cametoteachChineseatHaigaPrimarySchool.

Whenhefirstcametotheschool,hefoundthestudentsherewereshyandquiet.72Hedecidedto

opentheirheartsthroughmusic.HetaughtstudentsinGradesOneandTwoukulele（尤克里里）andguitar.

AndstudentsinGradesThreeandFourdrumsorbassguitar（貝斯吉他）.

73Soonafterthat,thesecondband"UnknownBoy"，andtheotherbands"NaughtyElf'and

“HaigaShaonian^^werealsosetuponeafteranother.

XiongTing,a15-year-oldgirl,wasastudenttherebefore.Shewastheguitarplayerofthesecond

band.ShehadGu'smusicclasseveryday.74"Iwasshyandquietbefore,butGu'sclasshaschanged

me.NowIbecomeoutgoingandbelieveinmyself.IhopeicouldbecomeamusicteacherlikeGu.

75"

ThestoryofHaigaPrimarySchoolhasbeenverypopularonline.Themusicalstoryatthisprimary

schoolisstillgoingon.

A.Nowit'sdifferent.

B.Shelikedhisclassbest.

C.Hewantedthestudentstobeactive.

D.MusicliasuhangcdthesLudcnlsalol.

E.Ihopeallmystudentscanknowthepowerofmusic.

F.In2018,thefirstschoolrockbandcalledYuwassetup.

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閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，從所給的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，使短文意思通順。選

項中有一項為多余項。

Davidstartedplayingtheviolinwhenhewasfive.76Whenhewas23,Daviddecidedto

starthislifearoundmusic.Hefoundajobatagreatviolinshop.That'swhenhenoticedthebleeding（流血）

inhisstomach.Davidhadexperiencedthatbefore.Sohedidn'tcaremuchaboutit.

Butthingsbegantobeoutofcontrol.Hishandsstartedshaking.Hehaddifficultytellingthe

differencebetweendreamandreallife.77Hestartedhavingdelusions（幻覺）andbecameafraidof

everything,didn'treallyknowwhatIwasafraidof,butIwasafraidofmylife,''hesaid.

Therewasonething,however,thatalwaysseemedtohelp.Hisdadwouldlookathimandsay,

“78，

Musicstopped（hepain（痛苦）."EverytimeIplayed,Inoticedachange,MDavidsaid,"Iwould

controlmyfeelingsthroughmymusic.79”

Today,afterfiveyearsoffight,Davidsucceeds.Heplayshisviolinupto10hourseveryday.He

playsfreemusicshowsathospitalsforpeoplewithmenial（精神的）illness."Musichasplayedaniinportant

roleinsolvingmymentalillness,''Davidsaid."80Itgivesmeasecond

A.Ithaschangedmylife.

B.Thesituationwentworse.

C.David,goandgetyourviolin.

D.Andanewkindofmedicinehelped,too.

E.Lefslearntoplaysomemusicinourlives.

F.A（theageoftwelve,heputonashowa（theWhiteHouse.

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請閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從所給的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，使短文意思通順。

選項中有一項為多余項。

Disneyhasmademanycartoonmovies.Theprincessesinthemoviesareoftengirls'favorite

characters.FromSnowWhitetoMoana,everyprincessleavesadeepimpressiononpeople.8J

IntheearlyDisneycartoonmovies,princesseslikeSnowWhite,CinderellaandAurorafromSleeping

Beautyarcusuallygood-lookingandkind-hearted.82Forexample,there'salwaysaprincetohelp

them.Now,peopleslilllovelho>eprincesses,butmoreandmoregirlsknowtheyhavetofightfortheirown

happiness.Disneyhasnoticedthechange.83Theyalsohavestrongspirit.Ilisbelievedthegirlsin

realitywillknowhowtofindthehappinessbythemselvesafterwatchingthemovies.

Sometimeago,Disneyevenputuptheiru10newnilesfbrbeingamodemprincess^^.Therules

include:Carefbrothers;Livehealthily;Don'tjudgeabookbyitscover;Beloyal;Beafriendyoucantrust;

Believeinyourself;Rightwrongs;Tryyourbest;__84

Noneofthemarcaboutthelooksofaprincess.85Don'tyouthinkso?

A.Behonestandnevergiveup.

B.Theydon'tknowhowtobestrongandbrave.

C.Anyway,one'sbeautifulheartismoreimportant.

D.Buttheyhavetodependonotherstogetoutoftrouble.

E.However,haveyounoticedthatDisneyprincessesarechanging?

F.Sotheprincessesinitsnewermoviesdon'tjusthavegoodlooksanymore.

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閱讀短文，從短文下面的六個句子中選擇五個還原到短文中，使短文通順完整、銜接自然。

Everyyear,millionsofbirdsaredeadorhurtwhentheyflyintobuildings.Whydoesthishappen?

86Thereissomuchglassinthebuildings.Thebirdsareflyingintowindowsandlosetheirlivesatlast.

Manybirdsflyfromoneplacetoanother.Mostofthetime,theyliveinthewild,suchasforestsand

wetlands.87Theymightseesmalltreesandflowersinsideawindowandwanttorestonthese

plants.Thebirdsdonotknow（hereisglassbetweenthemandtheplants.88Whentheyfind

somethingiswrong,itistoolate.

Somebirdsflyatnight.Theyusethemoonandstarstohelpguideto（herightplace.Tallbuildings

withlightsonatnightcanconfuse（迷惑）thebirds.89Thebirdsseethelight,buttheycan'ttell

（hatthelightiscomingfrominsideabuilding.Theyflyto（helightandcrash（猛撞）inloabuilding.Aftera

hardrainynight,theremightbeseveraldeadbirdslyingontheground.

90Manyofficebuildingsnowturnofftheirlightsatnight.Thishelpsreduce（減少）the

numberofbirdsllialflyinlubuilJiiigsanditalsohelpssaveenergy（節(jié)能）.

A.Theanswerisglass.

B.Asaresult,theyflyrightintotheglass.

C.Thesebirdshavenoideawhatglassis.

D.Peoplearetryingtodosomethingforthebirds.

E.Thisisabigproblem,especiallyonrainynights.

卜.Peopledon'tknowhowtodotbrthepoorlittlebird.

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根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。

Lookatthebeautifulworksofart.DoyouknowhowYueShun,a31-year-oldman,madethem?Out

ofpaper!91HejoinedtheDIYClubatcollegeandheardofpaperquilling（衍紙）forthefirsttime.

Ilowever,Yuedidn'tlearnmuchaboutitatthattime.Onedayin2015,Yuewatchedavideoofpaper

quillingteachingbyaccidentonline.92"Igottoknowmanypeoplewhotakeastronginterestin

paperquilling.Theyweregladtosharetheirskillsandexperiencewithmeonline,vYucsaid."93”

Overtheyears,Yuchasspentallhisfreetimepracticingtoimprovehispaperquillingskills.Sofar,

he'smadehundredsofpaperquillingworks.4lTofinishabeautifulwork,Ineedtouseallkindsofcoloured

paperanddifferentskills.94It'sinterestingfbrme,“saidYue.

Yuealsoteachespaperquillingatseveralschoolsnow.Paperquillingiseasytogetstarted.95

Yueisgladthathisdreamhascometrue—moreandmorepeopleknowandlovepaperquilling.

Inthefuture,YueplanstcmakemorepaperquillingworksaboutChineseculture.UIhopepeopleall

overtheworldcanlearnmoreaboutChineseculturefrommyworks,“hesaid.

A.Thenhestartedtoleamitthroughonlinevideos.

B.WhenYuewasachild,hewasinterestedinDIY.

C.Ittakeshardworkandlotsoftime,butIenjoyit.

D.Hismotherthoughthishobbytookupallhisfreetime.

E.Lotsofstudentsfallinlovewiththeartbecauseofhisclasses.

F.Withtheirhelp.Ifinishedmyfirstpaperquillingwork—aclock.

Passage20

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從下面6個選項中選出能分別填入5個小題空白處的最佳選項。

Mostschoolsarcstartingtohavecookinglessonsfbrchildrenbetweentheagesofsevenandfourteen

inChina