演练II想一想 Rememberwhatshouldberemembered,andforgetwhatshouldbeforgotten.Alterwhatischangeable,andacceptwhatismutable.记住该记住的，忘记该忘记的。改变能改变的，接受不能改变的.做一做单选：1.Peoplehavealwaysbeencurious____howlivingthingsintheearthexactlybegan.A.inB.atC.ofD.about2._____makesthisshopdifferentisthatitoffersmorepersonalservices.A.WhatB.WhoC.WhateverD.Whoever3.---I’msorryI’mlate.Igotheldupinthetrafficonmywayhere.---__________.A.Don’tbelatenexttimeB.YoushouldbeblamedC.Itdoesn’tmatter.I’malsolateD.Nevermind.Comeandsitdown4.IgrewupinAfrica,______atleastIshouldsaythatIspentmuchofthefirsttenyearsofmylifethere.A.andB.orC.soD.but5.Itwasafterhegotwhathehaddesired_____herealizeditwasnotsoimportant.A.thatB.whenC.sinceD.as6.Youcanuseoneoranotheroftheseways,nomatter______.A.howB.whatC.whoD.which7.Inordertocontinuetolearnbyourselveswhenwehaveleftschool,wemust_____learnhowtolearnintheschoolnow.A.inallB.afterallC.aboveallD.atall8.Thegymnasticteam_____lunchinthedinningroomatthemoment.A.ishavingB.arehavingC.hasD.have9.---Howlonghasthisbookshopbeeninbusiness?---______1982.A.AfterB.InC.FromD.Since10.---Thelightintheofficeisstillon.---Oh,Iforgot________.A.turningitoffB.turnitoff7/7C.toturnitoffD.havingturneditoff完形：IwashavingmydinneratMcDonald’soneeveningwhenanoldcoupleslowlywalkedin.They 11 theirmeal,tookatablenearthewindowandstarted 12 foodoutoftheplate.Therewasonehamburger,oneorderofFrenchfries(炸薯条)andonedrink.Theman 13 thefoodintotwohalvesandcarefullyplaced 14 beforehiswife. Hetookasip(一小口)ofthedrink.Hiswifealsotookoneandthen 15 thecupdownbetweenthem.“That 16 oldcouple!Alltheycan 17 isonemealforthetwoofthem,”Ithought18 themanbegantoeathisFrenchfries.I 19 tomyfeet,wentoverandsaidthatIwas 20 tobuyanothermealforthem.Buthe21 refusedmeandsaidthattheymadeita 22 toshareeverything. 23 ,theladydidn’ttakeabite,Shesatthere 24 herhusbandeat,andtakingturns(轮流)sippingthedrink,AgainI 25 tobuythemsomethingbutwasrefused,Whenthemanfinishedeatingandwas 26 hisfacewithanapkin(纸巾).I 27 nolongerstandit.Imadeanoffertothemathirdtime. 28 beingpolitelyrefused,Iaskedthelady 29 ,“Madam,whyaren’tyoueating?Yousaidthatyoushareeverthing. 30 isitthatyouarewaitingfor?”“Theteeth,”sheanswered.11A.servedB.requested CcollectedDordered 12AcarryingB.raking CfetchingDbringing 13AdividedB.cut CchangedDformed 14AitBthisCthatDone15AgotBsettledCsetDtorned16AfunnyBcrazyCstrangeDpoor17AaffordBpayCdemandDchoose18AwhileBsinceCasDuntil19AcameBstruggledCrushedDrose20AanxiousBwillingCsatisfiedDquick21AwarmlyBproudlyCkindlyDseriously22AwayBhabitCcaseDmode7/723ASuprisinglyBSadlyCShockinglyDBitterly24AseeingBnoticingCwatchingDfinding25AwantedBaskedCplannedDattempted26AwipingBtouchingCbathingDwashing27AshouldBcouldCmightDwould28AInBUponCAfterDWith29AcuriouslyBcarefullyCnaturallyDplainly30AHowBWhoCWhyDWhat阅读理解; In1966,adeadauthorofdetectivestoriessavedthelifeofa19-month-oldbabyinamostunusualway.TheauthorwasAgathaChristie,agentlemarriedladyandoneofthemostsuccessfulwritersofdetectivestoriesintheworld.InJune1977,ababygirlbecameseriouslyillinQatar,nearSaudiArabia.Doctorswereunabletodiagnosethecauseofherillnesswithconfidence,soshewasflowntoLondonandadmittedtoHammersmithHospital,wherespecialisthelpwasavailable.Shewasthenonlysemi-conscious（半昏迷）andonthe“DangerouslyIll”list.Ateamofdoctorshurriedtoexaminethebabyonlytodiscoverthatthey,too,werebaffled(使受阻)bytheveryunusualsymptoms.Whiletheywerediscussingthebaby’scase,anurseaskedtospeaktothem.“Excuseme,”saidNurseMarshaMaitland,“butIthinkthebabyissufferingfromthalliumpoisoning.”“Whatmakesyouthinkthat?”Dr.Brownasked.“Thalliumpoisoningisextremelyrare.”“Afewdaysago，IwasreadinganovelcalledAPaleHorsebyAgathaChristie,”NurseMaitlandexplained.“Inthebook,somebodyusesthalliumpoison,andallthesymptomsaredescribed.They’reexactlythesameasthebaby’s.”“You’reveryobservantandyoumayberight,”anotherdoctorsaid.“We’llcarryoutsometestsandfindoutwhetherit’sthalliumornot.”Thetestsshowedthatthebabyhadindeedbeenpoisonedbythallium,araremetallicsubstanceusedinmakingoptical（光学的）glass.Oncetheyknewthecauseofillness,thedoctorswereabletogivethebabythecorrecttreatment.ShesoonrecoveredandwassentbacktoQatar.EnquiriesrevealedthatthepoisonmighthavecomefromaninsecticideusedinQatar.7/731.Whofirstsuggestedthecorrectcauseofthebaby’sillness?A.AdoctorinQatar.B.NurseMaitland.C.Dr.Brown.D.AgathaChristie.32.WhywasthebabysenttoLondon?A.BecauseshewasaBritishgirlwhoseparentwereworkinginQatar.B.BecausethehospitalsinQatarwerefullatthattime.C.BecauseshewasthedaughterofadoctorinoneofthehospitalsinLondon.D.BecausetheQatardoctorswerenotsuretheycouldcureher.33.Accordingtothepassage,whatcausedthebaby’sillness?A.Contactwithapairofinfectedspectacles.B.Contactwithaharmfulsubstanceusedtokillinsects.C.Contactwithmachineryusedinmanufacturingopticalglass.D.Contactwithhermotherwhocarriedthalliumgermsinherbody.34.WhenthebabywasfirstadmittedtohospitalintheU.K.,whatdidthedoctorsthinkofhercase?A.Theythoughtitwasanurgentone.B.Theythoughtitwasamatterofnormalmedicaltests.C.Theythoughtitwasquiteasimpleone.D.Theythoughtitwastheresultofthalliumpoisoning.35.NurseMaitlandspoketothedoctors______.A.whensheheardthemdiscussingthepossibilityofthalliumpoisoningB.becauseshecouldseethatthedoctorshadmadeamistakeC.tosuggestapossiblecausetothepatient’sillnessD.aftershehadreadaboutahorsewhichhadbeenpoisoned读一读：7/7LoveYourMother 深爱母亲 AuthorUnknown 译/张玲 TheChildhoodDays Whenyoucameintotheworld,sheheldyouinherarms.Youthankedherbywailing1)likeabanshee2). Whenyouwere1yearold,shefedyouandbathedyou.Youthankedherbycryingallnightlong. Whenyouwere2yearsold,shetaughtyoutowalk.Youthankedherbyrunningawaywhenshecalled. Whenyouwere3yearsold,shemadeallyourmealswithlove.Youthankedherbytossingyourplateonthefloor. Whenyouwere4yearsold,shegaveyousomecrayons3).Youthankedherbycoloringthediningroomtable. Whenyouwere5yearsold,shedressedyoufortheholidays.Youthankedherbyplopping4)intothenearestpileofmud. Whenyouwere6yearsold,shewalkedyoutoschool.Youthankedherbyscreaming,“I’MNOTGOING!”7/7 Whenyouwere7yearsold,sheboughtyouabaseball.Youthankedherbythrowingitthroughthenext-door-neighbor’swindow. Whenyouwere8yearsold,shehandedyouanicecream.Youthankedherbydrippingitalloveryourlap. Whenyouwere9yearsold,shepaidforpianolessons.Youthankedherbyneverevenbotheringtopractice. Whenyouwere10yearsold,shedroveyouallday,fromsoccertogymnasticstoonebirthdaypartyafteranother.Youthankedherbyjumpingoutofthecarandneverlookingback. Whenyouwere11yearsold,shetookyouandyourfriendstothemovies.Youthankedherbyaskingtositinadifferentrow. Whenyouwere12yearsold,shewarnedyounottowatchcertainTVshows.Youthankedherbywaitinguntilsheleftthehouse. ThoseTeenageYears Whenyouwere13,shesuggestedahaircutthatwasbecoming5).Youthankedherbytellinghershehadnotaste. Whenyouwere14,shepaidforamonthawayatsummercamp.Youthankedherbyforgettingtowriteasingleletter. Whenyouwere15,shecamehomefromwork,lookingforahug.Youthankedherbyhavingyourbedroomdoorlocked. Whenyouwere16,shetaughtyouhowtodrivehercar.Youthankedherbytakingiteverychanceyoucould. Whenyouwere17,shewasexpectinganimportantcall.Youthankedherbybeingonthephoneallnight. Whenyouwere18,shecriedatyourhighschoolgraduation.Youthankedherbystayingoutpartyinguntildawn.1.Wail[weil]vi.哀号，嚎啕2.Banshee[5bAnFi:]n.(爱尔兰和苏格兰民间传说中的)女妖精(其显形或哀嚎预示家庭中将有人死亡)3.crayon[5kreiEn]n.有色粉笔，蜡笔4.plop[plCp]vi.扑通落下5.becoming[bi5kQmiN]adj.合适的，适当的Laughoftheday7/7Lincoln“Youknow,Tom,whenLincolnwasyourage,hewasaverygoodpupil.Infact,hewasthebestpupilinhisclass,”thefathersaid.“Yes,Dad.Iknowthat.Butwhenhewasyourage,hewasthePresidentoftheUnitedStates,”Tomsaid.SafeAmanwantedtobuyalock.Theshopassisstantshowedhimsome.Themanpickeduponeofthemandasked,“Isthislocksafe?”“Sure!”theassisstantsaid.“Eventhekeywon’topenitsometimes.”演练2Keys单选：1—5DADBA6—10DCBDC完形：11—15DBADC16——20DACDB21——25CBACB26——30ABCAD阅读：Answers:31.B32.D33.B34.A35.C7/7
