售停州偏假市得衔学校实验中学高二英语学科训练
班级工作计划小学
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I. 单项填空：（共15小题，每题1分，满分15分）
1. They happen to be of _____ age, and they all go in for _____ football.
平谷景点A. the same; the
B. /; /
C. an; /
D. an; the
2. Without proper lessons, you could_____ a lot of bad habits when playing the piano.
A. give up
B. catch up
C. keep up
D. pick up
3. I t’s still a cret. I’m _____ not to say.
A. supposing
好听的英文歌曲
B. ought
C. suppod
D. able
4. There are _____ of people in the dinning hall.
A. lot
B. many
C. few
D. mass
5. Perhaps it wouldn’t be ____ to go and e such a film.
A. worthy your while
B. worth of while
C. worthy of while
D. worth your while
6. _____ your head, and you’ll e the flag ____ now.
A. Rai; rising
B. Raising; raising
C. To rai; rising
D. Lift; being rin
7. Paul works in a power plant. It _____ two months since he _____ a college student.
A. is; was
B. is; became
C. was; was
D. had been; became
数学定理8. In my opinion, life in the twenty-first century is much easier than ____.
A. that ud to be
B. it is ud to
C. it was ud to
D. it ud to be
9. What way do you think of _____ rid of the flies?
A. to get
B. getting
C. being got
D. to be getting
10. —It’s your favorite?
—On the contrary, it’s the _____ place that I want to visit.
A. worst
B. last
C. best
D. latest
11. Were it not for the fact that his father is general manger of the company, he_____ the job.
A. will never get
B. will never have got
C. would never get
D. would never have got
12. There was five minutes _____ when he got to the station.
A. left
B. leaving
C. to leave
D. to go
13.—I was riding along the street and all of a sudden, a car cut in and knocked me down.
— You can never be _____ careful in the street.
A. much
B. very
C. so
D. too
14. The hous are sold at such a low price _____ people cannot believe.
A. like
B. as
C. that
D. which
15. I just wonder _____ that makes him so excited.
随身武器销售系统A. why it does
B. what he does
C. how it is
D. what it is
II. 阅读理解（共10小题，每题2分，共20分）
A
I was born in Monrovia, Liberia on March 13, 1977. In early 1990, a cruel civil war started
in Liberia. The nation’s economic, political and social systems were destroyed. 250,000 people were killed and one million were displaced. More than 700,000 Liberians fled to neighboring countries to avoid the war. I was one of them.
Less fortunate refugees(难民) have lived in camps for more than 10 years. Children suffered the most damage; a high percentage of them were recruited as child soldiers—the boys were taken to fight.
赵丽颖演过的电影I escaped to the bordering Ivory Coast after the death of my stepfather at the end of 1990.
I watched the country go from peaceful and quiet to dangerous. In November, 1993, I finally got to the United States and was reunited with my family. I received a full academic scholarship to college, where I obtained a degree in electronic communication. After graduating, I moved to Manhattan for my career in fashion. I never forgot how much suffering my fellow Liberians stood. To help tho back home in Monrovia, I began donating to individuals, orphanages(孤儿院) and women’s groups five years ago. Tho efforts grew into the MacDella Cooper Foundation.
In 2004, I started the MacDella Cooper Foundation(MCF), an organization devoted to empowering (增加某人的自主权) Liberian youths, especially orphans and abandoned children, by providing education and basic necessities. My dream is to educate as many Liberian children as MCF can support, so that they can later contribute to the economic redevelopment of the country and to make sure Liberia’s history is not repeated. I believe that education is the saving grace of Liberia and Africa as a whole. But to promote education, we must first provide the basic needs—shelter, food, clothing and curity.
In just a few short years, we have assisted foster homes and five orphanages in Monrovia. MCF has also reunited families and aided a young Liberian orphan needing medical treatment for cancer. Additionally, in December MCF holds an annual children’s Christmas party at the Sus ie Gunther Orp
hanage in Monrovia for more than 500 orphans. Each child receives a warm meal on Christmas day and a gift bag filled with toys and other necessities.
We’re very excited and honored to be part of the world community assisting in Liberia’s recovery. Our final goal is a strong, educated, and economically sound Liberia.
16. When the cruel civil war started in Liberia, the author______.
A. stayed in a camp
B. lived with all of her family
C. lived with her stepfather
D. had decided to leaved for America
17. According to the passage, the author was so _______ that she could arrive in America in November,
1993.
A. lucky
B. brave
C. regretful
D. disappointed
18. During the study in college, the author _____ .
A. founded MCF
B. received a degree in fashion
C. had a part-time job in fashion
D. needn’t pay a lot of fees
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19. According to the passage, MCF aims at______.
A. helping Liberia’s recovery in every way
B. assisting the poor people in the world
C. helping change Africans’ education
D. offering basic needs to the Liberians
20. The main idea of this passage is _____.
A. a discussion about social problems
B. the introduction of MCF
C. a funny make-up story
D. the author’s real story and her MCF
B
Chine employees are “satisfied” with opportunities to acquire new knowledge and to improve capabilities, but only 20 percent consider their current incomes match their efforts, according to survey conducted by Zhaopin() and Sina together of more than 3,000 respondents,
芭芘娃娃 reported yesterday.
According to the survey, 30 percent of interviewees consider that acquiring new knowledge and skills and improving their abilities makes them feel most satisfied. Twenty-two percent of respondents think the saddest thing is that they do not gain a feeling of achievement from their work.
Sixty-ven percent of respondents have clear career objectives, with 39 percent considering they are getting much clor to their targets and 28 percent feeling their dreams are far from the reality.
The survey indicates that only three percent think that compared to their efforts, their salaries are far from enough; 20 percent consider that their salaries match their efforts; 24 percent think that their salaries should have incread by 20~30 percent and 20 percent of interviewees consider their salaries should have rin by 50 ~100 percent; 17 percent of
