高考英语一轮复习课时作业33 Module 3　Interpersonal Relationships—Friendship 外研版选修6.doc

课时作业(三十三)顺序选修6module 3interpersonal relationshipsfriendship限时：35分钟.单项填空1david will win the first prize. are you sure?_. he is always working hard. aits my guess bits up to you cthat depends dits hard to say2in the longer_， children of depressed mothers are more likely to suffer from childhood depression. aperiod bterm cstage dtime3it is important to _ the latest research. akeep in touch with blose in touch withcbe out of touch with dget in touch with4increased production will, _， lead to increased profits. ain nature bin frontcin turn din fact5. do you know why mrs burns is in low spirits?i heard that she is _ a divorce at the moment. agetting through blooking throughcgoing through dbreaking through6such habits as smoking and cheating, once _， are hard to get rid of. aforms bformingchaving formed dformed7. i could hardly recognize your son. _ i met him, he was only a little child. afrom the moment bfor the first timecthe first time dat the moment8. the old man sitting opposite me cleared his throat as if _ something. asaid bto saychaving said dsaying9. as teachers, we should be_of our students feelings. and then they will trust us. aanxious bafraidcdelighted dconsiderate10keeping what belongs to another person _ to stealing.aapplies baccounts cattaches damounts.完形填空one of the most common questions parents ask me is, “how, in this competitive world, can you raise kind children？” my answer is“to begin by being a_11_adult”. when your child_12_you go the extra mile to help a friend, he will naturally_13_this as the right way to live. we are mirrors for our_14_. when children observe our examples of kindness, theyll know_15_to begin. one day, i mentioned that i had a _16_， and my 8yearold daughter _17_upstairs to run a bath for me. you know who_18_her stomachaches in just such a way. kindness is a quality that isnt often_19_in our schools, so we must make a strong effort to acknowledge(认可)it_20_. a busy mother i know is making a(an)_21_to acknowledge her young sons kindness. she says, “once i was with my son on a bus, and he sat next to a classmate using a wheelchair, i was amazed at_22_helpful and considerate he was, and i was_23_to praise him when we got home.”kindness, compassion(同情), and love_24_from understanding and respect, and in turn create _25_. it would help to acknowledge kids thoughtfulness instead of_26_competition. in an achievementoriented(成绩导向型)culture, we may focus more_27_grades and sports victories than on_28_of the heart. _29_the time to acknowledge kind actions as having true worth. we can_30_kindness in our everyday lives, for example, by creating a “kindness board”. 11a.normal bknowledgeablecselfless dkind12a.sees bwatches cstares dinspects13a.think bconsider crespect dlook14a.students bkidscparents dadults15a.when bwhycwhere dwhat16a.headache bfeverccold dstomachache17a.walked bmovedcrushed dstepped18a.had treated bwas treatingchas treated dwould treat19a.given brewardedcreceived daccepted20a.in public bin secretcat home don a bus21a.plan btrick cpromise deffort22a.what bhow cso dsuch23a.quick blate cslow dsorry24a.leave bgive cmake dgrow25a.more bmuch call dmany26a.increasing breducingcpreventing dfilling27a.in bwith cfor don28a.weight bvalues ceasiness dsatisfaction29a.spend bcost cwaste dtake30a.push bform cthrow dmake.阅读理解ashe is a cute, quiet girl. as a daughter, she has no secrets from her mother, who is very pleased with her. but recently she has become somewhat mysterious, and not so open as before. she has a diary that she keeps under lock and key. her mother cannot help worrying about her: what if she falls in love, which is too early for a girl of her age. after all she is reaching the “dangerous stage”. these thoughts have caused trouble in the mothers mind. one weekend the girl came to tell her mother that she was going to the cinema with her schoolmate and would return late. this was the first time her mother agreed, and she couldnt help worrying because her daughter had never been away at night before. the mother waited till nine and her uneasiness got the upper hand over her. she decided to go out to meet her daughter. just at that moment the noise of a car pulling up drew her to the window andthere was her daughter, waving goodbye to a boy. her heart missed a beat. when the girl came in, the mother was watching tv, pretending nothing had happened. “mum im back.” “yeah.” “sorry to be late. still sitting up？” “yes, oh, thatwhos that boy？” the daughter was stunned for a moment. “ah. its my monitor. he gave me a lift on his way home. mum, im going to bed.” “all right. go to sleep early.”next morning when the mother went to the daughters room to do some tidying, she found her diary left at her pillow. after a few minutes hesitation she eventually opened it to the entry of the night before. it read: mum, its love that made you ask, but it would show your understanding of me if you hadnt. holding the diary, the mother fell into thought. 31which is the correct order according to the story?a. she took a lift back in her monitors car. b. she went to see a film with her classmate. c. she wrote in her diary to her mother. d. her mother pretended to watch tv. e. her mother worried about her daughters returning late.ab, e, a, d, c be, b, a, d, ccb, a, e, d, c db, e, a, c, d32which of the following is true according to the story?athe girl knew her mother would ask her the question about the boy. bwhat the daughter did recently had worried her mother. cthe mother was eager to read her daughters diary the next day. dthe girls diary was always unlocked. 33the main purpose of this article is to show that parents should_. acare about what their children really think and feel bnot give much freedom to their children ctalk with their children about their early lovedkeep silent about their childrens privacy(隐私)34which can be the best title for this story?amothers true lovebearly love between students cto ask or not to ask ddangerous ageb“hey, jenna, do you think well still be friends when were eightytwo？” i asked my friend.it was clear that she was wondering where i had come up with such a question.losing jenna would be like losing a very close sister.we hung out together.we gave each other advice.“of course, well still be friends when were eightytwo.” jenna announced loudly.the next year, in the fourth grade, we met jamie.the three of us soon became close friends.we played together almost every day.i thought even time couldnt pull us apart, but i was sadly mistaken.the three of us started fighting a lot.before christmas, we had a really big fight, and jamie and jenna were against me, both saying i_was_bossy.i felt helpless and lonely.i thought christmas would be horrible!i was surprised when jenna came to my house and gave me an awesome christmas card she had made for me.i was so sure that she was still disappointed with me.“wow, ” i said, breaking the silence as we stood on either side of my front door.“thanks.”“okaywelli have to go, ” she said softly.“okay.see you later then” and i closed the door.“who was that at the door？” my mum asked.the card started off with “merry christmas”， but then it said, “i am so glad were friends.i am sorry about what i said when we were fighting.a fight wont stop us from being friends.besides, we said we were going to be friends even when were eightytwo.”i stopped reading and started laughing.i couldnt believe i had forgotten what she said that day in her back yard.i couldnt believe i had been so selfish in trying to get even and making my friends feel sorry for me that i had forgotten about real friendship.35how would the author and jenna get along with each other after christmas?athey would