一、单句填空
1.You should have a good night’s sleep much work you have to do.
2.When the headmaster spoke out his plan,the (major) of the students were against it.
3. (adjust) to the tropical heat was more difficult than we had expected.
4.Their parents (kill) in the war,many children have become orphans.
5. (offer)an important role in a new movie,Peter has a chance to become a famous actor.
6.(2014浙江杭州外国语学校期中,4)Nowadays,more and more parents wish to bring changes in educating their children due to dissatisfaction with the educational system.
7.(2014福建东山二中期中,31)It took what seemed to be years the actress finally turned up,which made the journalists as well as audiences disappointed and angry.
8.(2014浙江瑞安中学期中,5)— (hope),I can make it home by 8:30 when the football game will be on TV.
—Well,it depends on how efficiently you work.
9.My father insisted that every minute (be)made full use of (do)the work well.
10.The boy knocked down by the car stood up all by himself, (apparent)unhurt.
二、语法填空
“For many children,Christmas holidays will often include lots of homework.But if schools are teaching correctly,the 1 (major)of homework is unimportant,”says John Walmsley.
Personally,my view is that homework is totally 2 (necessary)for primary school pupils and those in the first three years of secondary school education.However,I will admit that 3 is necessary to do some homework when students reach their important exam years.
At that stage—from the age of 10 and 4 (high)—homework assignments serve a purpose;they provide opportunities for students to develop valuable skills in 5 (depend)research and the fundamental principles of academic honesty.
Ultimately,each school,teacher and parent will draw their own line in the sand when 6 (determine)the correct age for pupils to be given homework,but discussions over homework should not stop there.
For parents, 7 it comes to homework,there is a fine line between helping your children and doing the homework for them.Just as teachers should avoid 8 (place)pressure on their students,parents should appreciate that 9 doing the homework for them,they are in fact hindering their children’s 10 (able)to think independently.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
三、完形填空
When I was a little girl,I used to walk with my grandmother up a quiet road.Grandma and I would chat about this and that,or we’d just walk in 1 ,enjoying the outdoors and each other’s 2 .Yet,for me,these times were not just a(n) 3 to be with my grandmother.These walks were treasure hunts.
More often than not,money would be 4 with the gravel (沙粒)and dust at the road’s edge.Not lots of it—a penny here.Sometimes,on really 5 days,I’d find more than a quarter.
Some days,I wouldn’t find anything.Other days,I’d come back with more than twenty-five cents. 6 back now,it was not 7 the money that was such a big deal;it was the joy of 8 .It made me feel so 9 .
Yet,it wasn’t until years later that that simple 10 came to mean so much more to me than simply a child’s happiness.My mother told me a truth that I had never 11 .
“Remember when you used to walk with Grandma up Cummings Road?” she started the conversation.All those years,she 12 ,my grandfather used to drive up and down the walking route, 13 change for me to find.I was 14 .He never told me himself.I remembered how he’d smile when I dug my find out of my pocket to show him.I’d never imagined that he was the one 15 for it.
My grandfather wasn’t a man who 16 me often as a child,but I had 17 doubted his love for me.Now,I knew,he had given me joy in ways I hadn’t even 18 to him.
Now,every once in a while,when I take a walk down the street,I drop a penny or two.I 19 some small child finding it,delighted at the discovery.They’ll never know someone put it there 20 for them to find.But that’s part of the joy.Thanks Grandpa.
1.A.excitement B.silence
C.secret D.relief
2.A.care B.experience C.life D.company
3.A.chance B.adventure
C.honor D.favor
4.A.faced B.mixed C.crowded D.armed
5.A.sunny B.rainy
C.lucky D.peaceful
6.A.Dating B.Holding C.Coming D.Looking
7.A.even B.rather
C.almost D.ever
8.A.nature B.travel C.discovery D.work
9.A.casual B.special C.creative D.practical
10.A.memory B.action C.kindness D.story
11.A.believed B.missed
C.supposed D.suspected
12.A.whispered B.admitted
C.signed D.agreed
13.A.dropping B.making
C.sending D.passing
14.A.annoyed B.disappointed
C.amazed D.pleased
15.A.ready B.responsible C.fit D.famous
16.A.beat B.respected C.hugged D.scolded
17.A.always B.often C.sometimes D.never
18.A.devoted B.replied C.connected D.turned
19.A.imagine B.notice C.keep D.have
20.A.by accident B.by mistake
C.on time D.on purpose
