高中专项训练--改错及七选五IV

1、高中专项训练 - 改错及七选五 IV高中英语专项训练套组 III短文改错I like riding my bike. Though it is not very new, but it is my 1. best friend. I find that very convenient to go anywhere with a 2. bike.Riding gives me not only exercises but also pleasure. 3. I use my bikealmost in summer when the weather is warm 4. and dry. It

2、can be veryunpleasant on winter when it is cold 5. and rain is pour down. It canalso be very dangerous. 6. Of course I will be very carefully on mybike. In fact, 7. accidents are not the only problem. Once I went tobookstore 8. on my mother ' s bike to buy some books and come out tofind 9. the b

3、ike missing. Now I have two strong lock. 10.第二篇Dear Peter,I ' m very much delighted that you are coming here for 1. the'mholiday. But I ' ll be able to meet you at the airport as we 2. planned, as I will be hosting a speech contest at that time. 3. Iterribly sorry about that. But I had a

4、sked my best friend 4. to go toan airport while you arrive, hold a board with your 5. / name on it.Then he will take you by taxi to the hotel that we 6. have booked aroom for you. I will call you late. Wish you 7. a pleasant journey.And I ' m looking forward seeingyou soon. 8. Yours truly,Li Hua

5、七选五阅读 When you do come across someone who has this skill, he or she stands out a smile, as it is unusual to meet someone who actually listens.Listen actively积极地 . Many people think they are listening when someoneelse is talking but they are not. They are thinking of the reaction they will come back

6、with to the person who is talking. Active listening requires you togive 100% attention to what is being said. Wait and deal with what hasjust been said to you. Then take some time to think carefully what you will reply with. And then you can talk. Lean 倾斜 forward to show yourinterest. If you lean ba

7、ckwards too far in your chair, you are showing you are not interested in the person talking. Nod your head once in a while to show you are talking in what is being said to you. You can also smile to encourage the person to talk more and to draw out more conversations from the person talking.Refrain

8、忍住 from talking. _ Be comfortable with silence and don' tfeel you need to fill it. Allow them the space and freedom to collect their thoughts. They will speak again when they are ready. If the silence is not broken by their talking, ask short questions to get them going again.A. Ask simple quest

9、ions.B. Pay attention to your body language.C. Shake your head to show your disagreement.D. Here are three easy ways to be a better listener.E. Tell yourself that you will try to speak as little as possible.F. When the person has finished talking, do not jump in immediately.G. Many of us could show

10、more attention and listen more carefully to others. 答案： GDFBE完型填空When someone has deeply hurt you, it can be extremely difficult to let go of your anger. But forgiveness is possible and it can be surprisingly _1_ to your physical and _2_ health.“ People who forgive _3_ less depression, anger and str

11、ess and more hopefulness, says Frederic Luskin, Ph. D., _4_ of Forgive for good.“ Soit can help _5_ on the wear and tear on our organs, reduce the wearing out of the immune system and 6_ people to feel more vital.So how do you start your forgiveness? Try _7_ these steps:Calm yourself. To defuse缓和 yo

12、ur _8_ and try a simple stressmanagement technique.“ Take a couple of breaths and think of _9_ that gives you a pleasure: a _10_ scene in nature, someone you love, Luskin says.Don' t _11_ an apology. “ Many times the person who hurt you has no_12_ of apologizing, Luskin says. “ They may have wan

13、ted to hurt you or they just don ' t see things the same _13_. So if you wait for people to apologize, you could be waiting a(n) _14_ long time. Keep in mind thatforgiveness does notnecessarily mean _15_ to the person who upsets you.Take the control away from your offenders. Mentally replaying y

14、our _16_ gives power to the person who caused you pain.“ _17_ of focusingon your hurt feelings, learn to look for the love, beauty and kindness _18_ you, Luskin says. Try to see things from the other person' sperspective( 视角). If you empathize(同情) with that person, you may _19_that he or she was

15、 acting out ignorance, fear even love.Recognize the benefits of forgiveness. Research has shown that people who forgive are reported more energy, better _20_ and better sleep patterns. Don' t forget to forgive yourself.“ For some people, forgiving themselves isthe biggest challenge, Luskin says.

16、“ But it can robyou of your self-confidence if you don ' t do it. ( )1. A, beneficial B, harmful C, helpless D, suitable( )2. A, chemical B, wealthy C, technical D, mental( )3. A, own B, show C, direct D, prove( )4. A, author B, owner C, professor D, publisher( )5. A, insist B, save C, wait D, d

17、epend( )6. A, require B, wish C, invite D, allow( )7. A, forgiving B, turning C, following D, counting( )8. A, sadness B, anger C, hunger D, energy( )9. A, something B, anything C, nothing D, everything( )10. A, thoughtful B, dull C, beautiful D, still( )11. A, call for B, hunt for C, bid for D, wait for( )12. A, invention B, invitation C, intention D, attention( )13. A, way B, means C, method D, approach( )14. A, helpfully B, carefully C, patiently D, awfully( )15. A, giving in