九年級(jí)英語上冊(cè)單元復(fù)習(xí)考點(diǎn)培優(yōu)滬教牛津版Unit1Wisemeninhistory專題11完形填空學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級(jí)：___________考號(hào)：___________閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案。SuShi,knownasSuDongpo,wasafamousChinesewriter,poetandpainter.Whenhewasyoung,hereadalotofbooksandwrotemanygoodarticles.Peoplethoughthighlyofhim.Becauseofthis,hebecamevery1andwroteacouplet(對(duì)聯(lián))for2.Knowingallthewordsintheworld;Readingallthebooksontheearth.Awiseoldmansawthiscoupletandthought,“Itis3forSuShitolearnhowtobemodest.”So,oneday,hecametoSuShi’shouse4abook.TheoldmanshowedSuShithebookandexplained,“Sofar,Ihave5thebookseveraltimes,6therearestillsomedifficultwordsthatIcan’tunderstand.Ihaveaskedmanypeople,butnoneofthemcouldunderstandtheir7.Ihaveheardthatyouareapersonofrichknowledge,soIcometoaskyou.”8confidence,SuShitookthebookfromtheoldman’shand,butwhenheopenedit,hebecamevery9becausethereweremanywordshedidn’tknow.Atthatmoment,SuShi10thatthereweremanymorethingsthathehadtolearn.Actually,theoldmankneweverywordinthisbook.Hejustwantedto11SuShitheimportanceofbeingmodest.SuShiwasembarrassed(尷尬的)andsaid,“NowIknow12youcame.Ishouldn’thavebeensoarrogant(自大的).”Theoldmansmiledand13.ThenSuShiquicklytookhisbrushandink,andaddedsomewords14thecouplet:Workinghardtoknowallthewordsintheworld;Beingdeterminedtoreadallthebooksontheearth.Fromthenon,heworkedevenharder.15,SuShimadegreatachievementsinmanyfields,especiallyinliterature.1．A．modest B．proud C．wise D．creative2．A．himself B．itself C．herself D．yourself3．A．useful B．good C．necessary D．interesting4．A．of B．in C．through D．with5．A．written B．read C．shown D．bought6．A．a(chǎn)nd B．or C．so D．but7．A．differences B．meanings C．ideas D．spellings8．A．Fullof B．Asfor C．Thanksto D．Becauseof9．A．excited B．surprised C．energetic D．happy10．A．hoped B．remembered C．realized D．mentioned11．A．give B．a(chǎn)sk C．make D．tell12．A．why B．what C．how D．that13．A．came B．left C．ran D．walked14．A．from B．in C．to D．on15．A．Finally B．Probably C．Clearly D．SuddenlyDoyouknowOneBelt,OneRoad?ItisshortfortheSilkRoadEconomicBeltandthe21st-CenturyMaritime(海運(yùn)的)SilkRoad.WealsocallittheModernSilkRoad.Twothousandyearsago,ZhangQianwasanearlytraveleroftheAncientSilkRoad.Hewasprobablythefirst16tobringbackgoodinformationaboutthecentralAsianlandstoChina.In138BC,HanWudisentZhangQiantotheYue-chipeopletoaskfortheir17againsttheXiongnuwhoofteninfringed(侵犯)them.18,onthewaytotheWesternRegions(西域),hewascaughtbytheXiongnupeople.Zhanghadtostaywiththem19about10yearsbeforehegotaway.WhenZhangfinally20theYue-chiintheNorthIndia,hewas21tofindthattheydidn’twanttofightagainsttheXiongnupeople.On22returnjourney,ZhangQianandhismenwerecaughtagain.Itwasnotuntil125BCthattheyreturnedtoChina.23Zhangdidn’tfinishhisjob,helearnedalotabouttheplaces,people,customsandculturesofthe36KingdomsintheWesternRegions.LaterHanWudi24ZhangtotheWestagain.Zhang’sjourneytotheWesthelped25internationaltrade,especiallyinsilk,betweenChinaandtheWest.That’stheAncientSilkRoad.TheBeltandRoadroutesrunthroughthecontinents(大陸)ofAsia,EuropeandAfrica,connectingthelivelyEastAsiaeconomiccircleatoneendandthedevelopedEuropeaneconomiccircleattheother.16．A．man B．men C．men’s D．man’s17．A．question B．help C．knowledge D．a(chǎn)nswer18．A．Happily B．Excitedly C．Luckily D．Unluckily19．A．for B．since C．a(chǎn)t D．in20．A．a(chǎn)rrived B．reached C．got D．liked21．A．comfortable B．sad C．excited D．enjoyable22．A．him B．he C．his D．himself23．A．But B．As C．Because D．Although24．A．drove B．took C．sent D．brought25．A．use B．get C．develop D．seeIusedtodislikePElessonsasateenager.Iwasnotverygoodatsports,andIhatedteamsports26IalwaysfeltlikeIwasdisappointingtherestoftheteam.Duringtheseyears,Isometimesfeltdisconnectedfrommybodylikeonlymybrainwas“me”andmy27wasjustavehicle(運(yùn)載工具)forcarryingmybrainaround.WhenIstarteduniversity,Idecidedtotryakungfuclub.Tomy28,Ilovedit!Inmyfirstyear,mostofuswerebeginners.Iusedtogotwoorthreetimesaweek.Becauseitisnotateamsport,Ididn’tfeel29aboutnotbeingverygood.Andbecauseitisacombat(格斗)sport,youtrainin30,whichmeansthatyougettomeetpeopleandtalktothem.Ialsoappreciated(欣賞)thattheclassesnotonly31improvingmykungfuskills,32aimedtotransformmybodythroughexercise.WhenIwasdoingkungfu,mybodychanged—Igot33andquicker,butthechangeswereasideeffectofthesport,insteadofthegoal.34ImovedtoItalythisyear,Idecidedtostartdoingacombatsport35.IjoinedalocalkungfuclubandIlovedit.Wedidlotsofsparring(拳擊).Ithinkthatsparringislikechess,butmuchfasterandmuchmorefun!Ifyoursparringpartnertriesto36youhardwithhisfist,youhavetomovequicklyto37him,blockorevencatchhisarmandthenhithim38.WhenIwasateenager,IwouldsayIjustwasn’tasportypersonandthatIjustdidn’tlikesportandneverwould.NowIthinkthateveryoneshouldtryas39sportsaspossiblebecauseIbelievethereissomethingoutthereforeveryone!IfeelconnectedtomybodyandIam40andhavemoreenergywhenIhavebeendoingsport.26．A．because B．though C．a(chǎn)slongas27．A．shoulders B．body C．brain28．A．a(chǎn)mazing B．surprise C．surprised29．A．successful B．happy C．sorry30．A．pairs B．parts C．groups31．A．hit B．pointed C．focusedon32．A．butalso B．lessthan C．morethan33．A．higher B．stronger C．weaker34．A．So B．If C．When35．A．quietly B．a(chǎn)gain C．verymuch36．A．jump B．catch C．hit37．A．a(chǎn)void B．touch C．a(chǎn)ttract38．A．left B．turn C．back39．A．much B．many C．more40．A．happy B．boring C．happierHaveyoueverheardofthestoryaboutYuBoyaandZhongZiqi?Theirfriendshipisagood41oftheChinesefriendship.Hereisthestory.DuringtheSpringandAutumnPeriod,therelivedagreat42namedYuBoya.Heplayedthemusicalinstrumentguqinverywell.Unluckily,fewpeoplecould43hismusic.Oneday,Boyawenttravellingbyboat.Onhisway,hemetwithaheavyrainandstoppedthe44bytheriverside.Whentherainstopped,seeingthebeautifulscenery(景色),hewasvery45.Hetookouthisguqinandbegantoplay.Ashewasthrowinghimselfintoplayingmusic,hesuddenlynoticed46somebodywaslisteningtohimbytheriverside.Boya47theboatandsaidhellototheperson.ThatpersonwasZhongZiqi.Boya48himtohisboatandplayedforhim.Heplayedonetune(曲子)thatdescribedthe49mountainandtheotherthatdescribedtherunningwater.Zhongunderstood50ofthem.HereallyadmiredBoyaforhismusical51verymuch.Boyawasveryexcited,andsaid,“Dearfriend!Onlyyoucanunderstandmymusic!”They52tomeetagaininthesameplacethenextyear.Thefollowingyear,Boyaarrivedontime,53,hedidn’tseeZhong.Later,helearnedthatZhonghaddiedofanillness.Boyawasso54thathebrokehisguqin.Andhesaidhewould55playitagain.Later,theterm“zhiyin”begantobeusedtodescribeaveryclosefriend.41．A．character B．example C．text D．rule42．A．dancer B．a(chǎn)ctor C．musician D．painter43．A．believe B．realize C．forget D．understand44．A．boat B．horse C．river D．rain45．A．careful B．a(chǎn)fraid C．proud D．excited46．A．that B．if C．what D．why47．A．cameacross B．cameupwith C．cameinto D．cameoutof48．A．ordered B．sent C．invited D．introduced49．A．dangerous B．high C．little D．snowy50．A．both B．neither C．a(chǎn)ll D．none51．A．score B．hope C．talent D．habit52．A．decided B．wondered C．regretted D．minded53．A．a(chǎn)lthough B．however C．a(chǎn)s D．if54．A．bored B．a(chǎn)ngry C．patient D．sad55．A．just B．never C．once D．only閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Sincemymothermovedtolivewithusinthecity,shehasbeenmuchheavierthanbefore.Astimewentby,herhealthgot56.SoIhadtotakehertoseea57.Mymother58toldtoloseweightbydoingexerciseeveryday.Shehadnochoicebuttofollow59thedoctorsaid.ItoldherthatIwouldexercisewithhereverymorning.Onthefirstmorning,shegotupveryearly60ranwithmeinourneighbourhood.Itriedtorunslowlysothatshecouldfollowme.After61forsomeminutes,Itoldherthe62waysofexerciseandtheimportanceofeatinghealthyfood.Shelistenedtomecarefully.Itmademe63thatshetoldmetodoeverythingverypatientlywhenIwasakid.Onthesecondmorning,Ipraisedherfor64runningwithme.Butaftertwoweeks,shewantedto65runningbecauseshethoughttwo-weekexercisedidn’t66atall.Toencourageher,Itaughtherhowtousethefacilities(設(shè)施)forexerciseinour67.Shebegantoexerciseagain.Withmyhelp,it68heronemonthtodevelopagoodhabitofdailyexercise.“Thankyou,mydeardaughter.Exercise69healthandhappinesstome.Iwill70worryaboutmyhealth.”Herwordstouchedmyheartdeeply.Ifelthappytomakeabigdifferencetomymother’slife.56．A．better B．stronger C．worse D．thinner57．A．teacher B．waiter C．nurse D．doctor58．A．be B．is C．was D．been59．A．that B．what C．which. D．where60．A．a(chǎn)nd B．but C．so D．or61．A．swimming B．running C．playing D．eating62．A．fast B．proper C．fantastic D．a(chǎn)mazing63．A．a(chǎn)ct B．expect C．forget D．remember64．A．changing B．getting C．keeping D．waiting65．A．giveup B．eatup C．setup D．putup66．A．do B．work C．take D．solve67．A．school B．hospital C．neighbourhood D．cinema68．A．cost B．spent C．took D．paid69．A．a(chǎn)nswers B．plays C．includes D．brings70．A．never B．ever C．sometimes D．a(chǎn)lwaysAlongtimeago,therewasaking(國王)inEngland.Hewaskindbuttoolazy.Hewoulddo71except(除了)eatingandsleeping.Soonhebecame72.Later,he73couldn’tmovehisbody.Hethoughthewasill.74nodoctorsinhiscountrycouldhelphim.Oneday,a(n)75manheardabouttheking’sstory.Hewantedtogivehima76.Thekingdecidedtolethimtry.Theoldmanlivedfaraway.Hesaidtotheking,“I’lldo77besttohelpyou.Youneedto78tomyhomefortreatment(治療)tomorrow.79,youhavetowalkhere.”“Sure,kindman.I’lldoso,”thekinganswered.Thenextdaytheking80theman’shouseearly.Afterhearrived,thekingfoundonlytheman’s81wasahome.Thesontoldthe82tocomethenextday.Hecameeverydayfortwoweeks,buthe83sawtheoldman.84thekingbecameangry,hefoundhebecamelight.Herealized(明白)whytheoldmanaskedhimtowalkthere.Walkingisgoodforpeople’s85.It’seasyanddoesn’tcostmoney.71．A．something B．a(chǎn)nything C．everything D．nothing72．A．heavy B．tall C．strong D．cute73．A．still B．a(chǎn)lmost C．just D．most74．A．So B．As C．But D．Or75．A．young B．old C．strong D．interesting76．A．hand B．letter C．medal D．question77．A．my B．your C．his D．her78．A．a(chǎn)dvise B．tell C．order D．come79．A．Finally B．Maybe C．However D．Brightly80．A．stoodfor B．leftfor C．lookedfor D．preparedfor81．A．daughter B．brother C．son D．sister82．A．king B．pilot C．postman D．scientist83．A．usually B．often C．a(chǎn)lways D．never84．A．How B．When C．Where D．If85．A．dream B．a(chǎn)ge C．life D．bodyIusedtohatebeingaskedtodosomethinginclassbecauseIdidn’tlikeattentionbeingdrawn(吸引)tomyself.Ialwayschosetositatthe86oftheclassroom.AllthischangedafterIjoinedasportsteam.Myteachersuggestedmejoiningthe87team.Atfirst,Ithoughtitwasa88ideabecauseIdidn’thaveagoodsenseofbalance(平衡),nordidIhavethe89toplaybasketballwell.Buttheteacherkeptadvisingmetogoforit,soIdecidedtohaveatry.WhenIfirsttookpartinthepracticecourse,Ididn’tevenknowsomebasic90ofthegame.SometimesIwassonervousthatIevengottheballintheirteam’sbasket.Thatmademefeel91stupid.Luckily,Iwasn’ttheonlyone“new”atthegame.ThenI92toputmyheartintolearningthegameanddomybestduringthepractice.Ipracticedandpracticed.SoonIknewtherulesandthe“moves”.Beingpartofateamwas93.Astimegoesby,Ilearnedhowtoplayandmadefriends.Ineverhadsomuch94!AndIstartedtofeelbetteraboutmyself.NowIhavemoreself-confidence(自信)inmyself.EvenifIamnotsureabouttheanswer,Iraisemyhand95“hiding”inthebackoftheclassroom.So,let’schangefromnowon.Itwillreallymakeusmuchbetter.86．A．top B．back C．middle D．front87．A．tennis B．football C．volleyball D．basketball88．A．bright B．boring C．terrible D．tiring89．A．secret B．knowledge C．a(chǎn)bility D．product90．A．rulers B．rules C．styles D．trouble91．A．wisely B．hardly C．really D．luckily92．A．a(chǎn)greed B．continued C．hated D．decided93．A．exciting B．common C．worrying D．fair94．A．fun B．support C．Wealth D．customers95．A．a(chǎn)longwith B．exceptfor C．becauseof. D．insteadofDuringtheQinDynastyinChina,therewasaboynamedHanXin.Hewasborninavery96familyandoftenhadnothingtoeat.Heoftenwentfishing,97almostcaughtnothing.Hewasalwayshungry.Oneday,HanXinwasfishingattheriver.Anoldladysawhewasvery98andlookedhungry.Soshegavehimabowlof99.Everytimehemettheoldlady,henevergothungry.HanXinwasverythankfultotheoldlady.“IpromiseIwilldosomethingforyouinreturninthe100,”hesaid.“Whydoyoupromisesomuchwhenyouhave101?”shesaid.“IgiveyouricebecauseIfeel102thatyoudon’thaveanythingtoeat.Idon’texpectyoutorepay103.Ifyouarearealman,youwillfindawaytosupportyourself.”Afterthat,HanXintriedhisbestto104.WhenHanXingrewup,hebecamebraveandkind.Hejoinedthearmyandthenbecamea105.Andlaterhebecamethe“KingofQi”andthe“KingofChu”intheHanDynasty.He106manypeopleanddidmanygoodthings.HanXin107forgottheoldlady.Hewentbacktothevillageandtookhertohispalace.HanXinboweddowntoherandgaveherabowlfilledwith108.“Thankyouforthegold,”shesaid.“However,youhavealreadypaidmebackbybecomingastrongandkindman.”Theoldlady109.TheChineseidiom“onerice,thousandgold”comesfromthisstory.Ittellsusthatweshouldalwaysgiveahandtoothers110expectinganythinginreturn,andweshouldalsoforeverrememberthehelpfromsomeoneelse.96．A．rich B．poor C．large D．strong97．A．or B．so C．a(chǎn)nd D．but98．A．fat B．tall C．handsome D．thin99．A．rice B．water C．fish D．soup100．A．beginning B．middle C．future D．past101．A．something B．nothing C．everything D．a(chǎn)nything102．A．happy B．bored C．sorry D．relaxed103．A．you B．myself C．me D．yourself104．A．makeadecision B．makeaspeech C．makeamistake D．makealiving105．A．leader B．learner C．player D．farmer106．A．killed B．helped C．hurt D．caught107．A．never B．sometimes C．usually D．a(chǎn)lways108．A．gold B．silver C．food D．pounds109．A．whispered B．refused C．nodded D．a(chǎn)ccepted110．A．a(chǎn)gainst B．except C．without D．opposite閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C和D項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。InancientChina,therewasawisemannamedZhugeLiang.Hewasgoodat111difficultiesinsmartways.Theuseofthe“EmptyCityStrategy”wasoneofthem.Oneday,ZhugeLiangfoundhimselfina/an112situation.SimaYi’sarmywasreportedbeing113andZhuge’ssupportwasstillfaraway.ZhugeLiangsoonhadanidea.HesenthissoldierstoWestCity.ZhugeLiangorderedthemto114thecitygatesandsentthemtocleantheroads.Themencouldn’tunderstandZhugeLiang’srequest,butZhugetoldthemnotto115.Thenhehadsecretlysentmanysoldiersaroundforthecomingwar.Zhugehimselfwentupthecitywallandbegantoplayhisfavouritemusicthere.However,whenSimaYi’sarmyarrivedandsawtheopengates,emptystreets,andonlyafewoldsoldiersworkingascleaners,they116anddidn’tenterthecity.Zhugetoldthemthatthecitywasemptyandhehadpreparedtowelcometheenemy.SimaYibelieveditwasa117sinceZhugehadnevertakenanyunsureplansinhislifeandhecouldn’tbe118trusted.So,SimaYi’sarmycampedmilesawayoutsideWestCity.Later,generalZhaoYunreturnedtoWestCity.ZhugeLiangsentZhaotoattackthe119andhewentbacktohisStaterightaway.SimaYiwasagaintoldbyhismenthatWestCitywasempty.WhenheheadedtowardsWestCityforthesecondtime,hemetZhaoYunandthehiddensoldiers.Whenhefinallylearntwhathadhappened,herealizedwhyhewas120,andleftthatarea.111．A．a(chǎn)voiding B．describing C．solving D．winning112．A．boring B．a(chǎn)wful C．strange D．interesting113．A．bigger B．nearer C．weaker D．smarter114．A．rebuild B．paint C．clean D．unlock115．A．worry B．scare C．fight D．shout116．A．succeeded B．doubted C．reported D．pretended117．A．trick B．show C．game D．match118．A．fully B．nearly C．easily D．suddenly119．A．gate B．heart C．city D．enemy120．A．told B．killed C．beaten D．caughtGamesandsportsteachpeoplealotofusefulskills,aswellashelpingthemto121fitandhealthy.Lotsofpeopleloveteamsports.Theyenjoybeingamemberofateamsotheyhavethechanceto122thematchesandevents.Theyalsoenjoysharingthe123orfailure(失敗)withothers.Whileplaying,peoplehaveto124eachother,otherwisetheycanneverwin.Atthesametime,itisimportanttorespectrules,becausenogamewillwork125everyoneplaysaccordingtothem.Teamgamesalsoteachyouthat126isnottheendoftheworld.Youwillalwayshaveanotheropportunityandyouwillbemoresuccessfulagainstyourcompetitorsnexttime.127,therearemanypeoplewhojustdon’tliketeamsports.Theyhavetofindother128toexercise.Perhapstheyhadabad129withthiskindofsportwhentheywereyounger.Maybetheyfeelembarrassedbecausetheythinkthey’renotvery130atasport.Theyworryaboutdisappointingtherestofheteamifthey131badly.Teamsportsare132aboutcompetitions,andforsomepeople,thisistoostressful(壓力大的).133individual(個(gè)人的)activitiesaremoresuitableforthem.134,somepeopleexerciseintheirhousesbyfollowingwork-outvideospostedonline.Hundredsoffreeworkoutsareproducedonlineeveryday,soyoucanhaveyourownpersonaltrainerwithout135yourownhouse.Whetherteamsportsorindividualactivities,alwaysleadpositivelives!121．A．keep B．continue C．grow D．bring122．A．lookup B．waitfor C．sendfor D．takepartin123．A．score B．success C．effort D．result124．A．become B．support C．save D．find125．A．unless B．when C．if D．though126．A．winning B．playing C．challenging D．losing127．A．However B．Therefore C．Suddenly D．Lastly128．A．places B．time C．ways D．space129．A．interest B．information C．direction D．experience130．A．excited B．strict C．good D．poor131．A．order B．perform C．watch D．teach132．A．seldom B．usually C．gradually D．completely133．A．And B．Or C．So D．But134．A．Atlast B．Inall C．Forexample D．Ofcourse135．A．toleave B．leave C．left D．leavingIusedtohaterunning.IfounditreallytiringtorunandIwasalwaysoneofthe136studentstocrossthefinishline.Then,lastyear,my137askedmeifIwouldliketotakepartinarunningeventwithhim.Iansweredwithoutthinking,“Noway!Ihaterunning.”O(jiān)vertheweekend,I138hisquestion.“WhydoIhaterunningwhenIhaven’ttrieditsinceGrade7insecondaryschool?”Intheend,Idecidedtogiverunninganother139beforeIsaidIhatedit.ItoldmyfriendIwouldliketogototheeventwithhim.HewashappytohearthatIwould140him.HeadvisedmetolookontheInternetforarunningprogramtolearn141torun.TherewerelotsofrunningprogramsontheInternet.I142a14-weekrunningprogram.IenjoyedfollowingtheprogramasIcouldsee143inmyrunningeachweek.Iwentfromhatingrunningtolovingrunning!Onthedayoftherunningevent,myfriendsandmyfathercameto144forme.Withtheirsupport(支持)andmytraining,Ifinishedtherunningin72minutes.Ifeltvery145ofmyself.Fromthisexperience,Ilearnedthatitisagoodideatotrysomethingbeforesayingyouhateit!136．A．last B．few C．typical D．lucky137．A．neighbor B．classmate C．father D．friend138．A．dealtwith B．thoughtabout C．preparedfor D．tookup139．A．review B．treat C．try D．order140．A．join B．train C．protect D．believe141．A．when B．how C．why D．where142．A．chose B．described C．sent D．created143．A．interest B．meaning C．progress D．pressure144．A．report B．run C．count D．cheer145．A．creative B．proud C．polite D．helpfulItoldmyfriendGrahamthatIoftencyclefrommyhousetothetowncenter,butunfortunatelythereisabighillontheroute(路線).Hereplied,“Youmeanfortunately.”HeexplainedthatIshouldbe146oftheextraexercisethatthehillprovides.Myattitude(態(tài)度)tothehillhasnowchanged.Iusedto147asIapproached(靠近)it,butnowItellmyselfthefollowing:Thishillwillexercisemy148andlungs(肺).Itwillhelpmetoloseweightandgetfit.Thishillismyfriend.FinallyasImakemywayuptheincline(斜坡),I149myselfwiththethoughtofallthosepeoplewhopaymuchmoneytogotoagym(體育館)150Icangetthesamevalueforfree.IfeelsatisfiedasIreachthetopofthehill.Problemsaretheretobefacedandovercome.Wecannotachieve151withaneasylife.HelenKellerwasthefirstdeafandblindpersontogainauniversitydegree.Shewrote,“Charactercannotbe152ineaseandquiet.Onlythroughexperiencesoftrial(考驗(yàn))andsufferingcanthesoulbestrengthened,visioncleared,ambition(雄心)inspiredandsuccess153.”O(jiān)neofthemaindeterminants(決定因素)ofsuccessinlifeisourattitudetowardsadversity(逆境).Fromtimetotimeweallfacehardships,154,accidents,anddifficulties.155wecannotchoosetheadversity,wecanchooseourattitudetowardsit.Howcanyouchangeyourattitudetowardstheadversitythatyouface?Trythesesteps:confronttheproblem,anddonotavoidit.146．A．sad B．confused C．glad D．proud147．A．complain B．compare C．enjoy D．scare148．A．foot B．hand C．heart D．head149．A．remind B．comfort C．offer D．control150．A．because B．or C．so D．when151．A．something B．nothing C．everything D．a(chǎn)nything152．A．developed B．learned C．shown D．taught153．A．decided B．a(chǎn)chieved C．discovered D．expected154．A．questions B．problems C．conditions D．situations155．A．Asthough B．Evenas C．Eventhough D．Eversince先通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卷上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Ihavespentmuchtimeandeffortimprovingmyself.Inhighschoolandcollege,manytimesIstayedupallnightworkingonmystudy.Theimportantlearningallowedmetotraveltodifferentplacesandtogetgreatjobs.Likesomeotherpeople,Ifocusedonlyon156foralongperiod.WhenIfirststartedworkingaftercollege,anolderfriendtoldme,“Whenyoumeetfriendsfromcollegelaterinlife,157careswhatkindofcareer(事業(yè))youhavehad.Theywillmainlytalkaboutwholooksfitterandhealthier.”Ifounditwastrue.Andovertime,Icametorealizethatmyfriend’swordshada(an)158meaning.Thethingswiththemost159inourlivesoftendon’thavemuchtodowithouracademic(學(xué)業(yè)的)orcareersuccess.Whathasmademefeelhappywithmylifeisalwaysphysicalactivity,suchas160,liftingweightsandhiking.Theyseemsimpleenough,butyoudohavetolearnhowtodothemsafely,161whenyouwanttotakethemseriously.Cookingwithfriends,makinghandicrafts(手工藝品)andgrowingplantscanalsoimprovehowyoufeelaboutyourlife.Thesekindsofskills162muchonyourwaytobeindependent.Ifyouliveallalonesomeday,youmustknowhowtocookforyourself,darn(織補(bǔ))yourclothesandtidyupyourhouse.Andyoumustnotforgettogetenough163tokeepfit.Nowyourparentsmay164youandhelpyouwiththesethings,butyoucan’t165themforeverforahealthyandhappylife.Sohere’smyadvice:continuethehardbutnecessaryworkforyoutoachieveacademicsuccess.Butalwaysmaketimetoaddtoyourtoolboxoflifebytakingpartinsports,cooking,craftandmanyothernon-academicactivities.156．A．holidays B．money C．hobbies D．success157．A．everybody B．somebody C．a(chǎn)nybody D．nobody158．A．easier B．stranger C．clearer D．deeper159．A．value B．risks C．cost D．challenges160．A．chatting B．reading C．running D．sleeping161．A．mainly B．especially C．usually D．exactly162．A．matter B．care C．use D．do163．A．work B．study C．exercise D．travel164．A．remind B．punish C．warn D．prevent165．A．takeon B．dependon C．geton D．liveon閱讀下列短文，從每小題所給出的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng)。Inthepast,peoplewereveryactive.Sotheydidn’tneedsports166runningtokeephealthy.Now,manyofusspendmostoftheday167down.So,weneedtogetsome168inourfreetime.Runningisacheapandeasywaytodo169.Youjustneedapairofsportsshoes170comfortableclothes.People171anyagecandoit.Tomakerunninginteresting,youcan172inarace.Funrunsarevery173withpeople.Theyareoften5km174andaregreatforbeginners.Youcanrun175yourfriends.Runningisfun.Andscientistssayitisoneofthebest176tokeephealthy.However,makesureyouwon’tdoiteveryday—it’s177tohavearestbetweenruns.Runningcanmakeyou178happierandhealthier,and179longer.Italso180yousleepwell,andthatgivesyoutheenergytoenjoyyourlifemore.166．A．like B．a(chǎn)s C．for D．than167．A．sit B．sitting C．sat D．tosit168．A．money B．time C．exercise D．practice169．A．it B．them C．her D．him170．A．so B．but C．or D．a(chǎn)nd171．A．in B．to C．a(chǎn)t D．with172．A．visit B．join C．compete D．spend173．A．exciting B．relaxing C．famous D．popular174．A．tall B．short C．long D．small175．A．in B．to C．for D．with176．A．examples B．ways C．minds D．skills177．A．easy B．interesting C．important D．healthy1